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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-20
READY FOR PRODUCTION.
Goldfcld Editor Sees Nothing But
Prosperity Ahead for Gold Camp.

Godfield is fast coming into her own.
The long months and years of prepara-
ton are now the days of realization
and fruitlon. Thousands upon thous-
ands of dollars spent In digging and
delving, is rewarded by millions in the
way of production. The prospects Of
last year, are mines today, and the era
of proGuctiveness is Just beginning
Goldfelds time of greatest prosperity
is just ahead
Production is what counts. For years
the camn has been looking forward
TO the time when there would be a
large nnd steady output from mines
for until that time there could be no
assurance OF permanently and the CON
fidence of investors could not be in
Vlted Many a time. during the past
year have we heard from the east
the siurring reference TO Goldheld as
one mine camp. They said the Mo-
hawk was all there was to It. and ap-
parently there was some foundation
Tor such talk. Not but what there were
many excellent prospects milking into
mines not but what we knew there
was tremendous amount OF dead
work that meant thousands OF tons OF
ore blocked out IN time. The casual
visitor, or the foreign investor, didn':
take this into consideration. All r.
knew was that there was but one GOO
shipper IN the whole bunch--the Mo
hawk,
But there are plenty of shippers now
The Mohawk Is still the great mine 4
was, but there are others, and other,
even greater-so much 80 that the Mo
hawk is only casually mentioned II
the enumeration of our great nroduc
ers. And there are more coming In
Within six months the present outDu
| will be more than doubled and
| tremendously increased milling capa
| city VIII be necessary. Already neV
| mills are being planned. The Flor
| ence rs building; the Combination :
| increasing It's capacity. the GOldflel
| Consolidated Will have an enormou
| plant OF rs own, while the Nevad
| Goldneld Reduction mill. which In
been so useful during the past yea
as practically the only commerce.
plant IN the camp. We'll keep up Wit
the demand and make such lncreas
as may be necessary. with these mill
working the dumps that have bee
waiting treatment facilities ana viii
a reduction Of the thousands-yes. mi
lions of min grade ore that has bee
lett standing In tho mines ana Wit
n constantly Increasing amount Of hig
grade thore rs every reason to belle,
thar Goldncld mMes mad mills VIII I
turning oui the yellow metal AT N
rate Of fifty millions per yenr. by 100
Only the high grade is being markett
these days The grcateat strength
any camp Is In IT'S milling grade ore
aud no camp in the country has sur
an enormous AMOUNT of such ore, reat
FOR the min, me- Goldheld And
course there never was such hil
grade heard OF before Golddeld won
be famous. cutting out either the hil
grade or the min Grade. But we ha'
the huppy combination Of both.
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A DULL DAY IN
STOCK MARKET
Reading Chief Feature, Advanc-
inu Coed Fraction 5ut Soon
Slipping Back.
DEALINGS ON A SMALL SCALE.
Profit Taking Indulgcd ON Decrease In
Prlccs--simkct Grew Heavy aud
Closed Stagnnnt.

New York. June so.--Quotstions in less
than score OF stocks were recorded IN
the first five minutes Of trading and these
showed no decisive tone in the market
a rise Of y in Erie first preferred was
the most conspicuous change Reading
opened at an advance Of y and then sag
ged t.
Reading slipped back TO 9gA before the
general demand arose which gave L
strong tone 20 the dealings. Union Pa
ciilc and Reading advanced ia. Some OF
the other well known railroads ana spe-
Cialucs were quoted from y to x above
Yesterdays closing.
Dealings were small and prices drifted
slightly lower. Gains We're recorded, how
over, OF A., In Illinois Central aud IN
Norfolk and Western and Republic steel,
Proit-tadng was the principal feature
OF the decrease In prices which after
mon ran TO point in Reading and about
half us much IN other stocks. The market
grew heavier during thu afternoon. Rock
Island was weak failing point.
The market closed stagnant- Prices gave
way under yer Wight offerings, declines
below last nights close reaching tb Ter
New York Central and / Tor Missouri Pa
cfc Union Pacific preferred and Auacon-
da. United states Express rose 1914. There
was nc recovery ia the general list
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS
SALE OF SUCKER" LISTS.
4 Pructise That Has Been INDUCED
In In This State.

The Engineering Journal recently
called attention 10 the fact that tins
sellers OF fake mining stock make use
of lists of names similar 10 the "suckeg
lists used IN the patent medicine bust
ness. a law suit tried in New York
recently brought out the fact that the
collection OF these names OF the gull
bic has grown to be well defined in
dpstry.
The method OF the collection of names
is to buy u small block of stock In
mining company. legitimate or other
wise. and then being a shareholder. TO
demand the right TO examine the stock
books and Obtain extracts under section
50 OF the New York corporation law.
This section provides that the books OF
All foreign stock corporations doing
business IN the state shall be open to
the inspection of stockholders. The law
also provides a penalty Of $3.50 against
the corpora ton and another against the
officer making the dental, in case the
right TO examine the books is denied.
The right 10 make extracts gives an
opportunity to copy the list of names.
The law sets the limit of three hours
for the examination Of the books, but
In that time II is possible TO cory q list
of names that, It. ~ said, viii bring
$500 or more In the market.
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MRS. WELLS IMPROVING.
Her Remarkable Physique Brings
Hope for Speedy Recovery.

AT the L. D. S. hospital this after
noon it is given out that Mrs. Heber
M. Wells is improving steadily, and has
rested well today and last night, AT
the time of the automobile accident.
Mrs. Wells was in the pink of health,
and she is naturally healthfut
and robust This fact Ii much in her
favor, and her recuperation has been
a surprise to the physicians in chargs
OF her case No amputatlon has yet
been attempted, and every effort is
being made To avoid such a necessity
While the main veins of the thigh are
severed there is some circulation III
the lower limb, and the physicians hopp
that the blood win find its way back
through other veins and develop them
to partially replace those that are
torn. The general good health of the
patient is a matter OF much favorable
comment. aud 1t makes il possible that
her recovery win be more speedy than
Is anticipated.
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NEW YORK cuRp.

James 4. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their Private wire this afternoon;
Newhouse. 1851 d15.00; Utah Cop
240O@gb.00; New. Cons. 125041S.00;
Cunb. Ely 7.75Gs.6O: Balaklala. S.50W
$50: King Edw,, L0Odt.12ls; Nipissing,
l1.25a1l.S71s; Davis DAILY, 12.l21s@l3.0O.
Girdux. S.50M9.O0: G. G.. & sill, L3fAq
i.5O New. Mines X r., 2.5O@2.15; Mitch
eli. 2s71s@3.oO; New Utah, 4s75aWo.Oo'
silver queen, 1,06Md1.l2is; Ely Cons
t12hdla7is; Dom. Cop, j67isW5.S'1s;
Gibraltar 3i@37: Tintic, 5Ag51si Mont
.sho.. SO0MS.50: Butte & L., l.35Wl5o;
Tenn. Cop, S7.25Q3T75.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago June 20.--rhe wheat market op-
ened strong today and with an active
trade because Of higher prices at Liver
was a fair demand from commission
houses The strength VI the market. how
ever. was brief and prices declined ON
realizing sales TO the level OF yesterday
close. September opened 3s9lls to 12uS
higher at ssh ia 1854 and sold at %.
The corn market opened active and with
firm prices which were based upon higher
cables and the strength of wheat. Later
the market eased of on selling by COM
mission houses. September corn opened
y 10 "a higher at 81 to 54is and sold at
The oats market opened strong on a
good general demand, but the advance
failed to hold because Of selling by cash
houses. September oats opened a shade
70 9tq4, higher az IS to 1855. sold at sSA
The provisions market was quiet and
steady September pork opened 1iEall
higher at l5.95ls and sold at 1850 Lard
WAS unchauged-at s.s2ls and ribs were un-
changed al $40.
Cash: wheat-No red, 81; No. 3 red.
GtG92; No. 2 hard, 9l12@9s; No, hard, s.
northern. 9'qi-oiH No, spring, 94aioi.
Corn-Nq- 2. 52EM5asl No. >, Oh.
Oata-Nothing doing
Close: 4N,heat,---Julg,, slIss,9lA Sept, 9iss
Corn-July, 5l5sI55l4, Sept. 53ss
PORK -Juiy $50; sept l5.75,
I.ard-July $50; Sept, $50.
Hibs-Iuy, S.l7le; Sept. s.55,
| Rye-Cash, S67tSS.
Barley-Cash, 6IQf75.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York June 2p.-sugar. raw. quiet
| Fair redning. 3.9l: centrifugal. .gG tess
| $40; molasses sugar $50
| Relned-7S teRdy. Crushed, $50; powder
| ed $40: graduated, 5,00
Conee-Qplet NO Rio, 81: No.
| Santos rs.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, june 20.,-Butter. steady
| creamery l95f23 daTies. llNI
Eggs~-Steady, a market cases included
l3tyan
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.
New York June lg.-Tho market foi
i evap0r0ted apples Is firm and spot quo
tatlons are shade higher ~ sympathy
with the prices asked Tor futures Fancy
are quoted ~ ~ choice ~; prime 7AN
"a: poor 10 fair, 5l3V654
Prunes are firm. with quotations rang
ing from ~ 10 l2}s for California ant
from bN to I0c for oregon fruit,
Apricots are lrn with choice quotet
al 201gl; extra choice, Aqg2: fancy. 22i
Peaches arc lrm ~ common with othel
fruits, and holders show great confidence
iG their position. Choice nre quoted al
llisul2. extra choice. l2lENlsA, fancy, l3l
l3ia. extra fanCy lipl3I.
kalglns are unchanged with loose mus
Catcs quoted a iai0il0; seeded ralsins. "a
@l2; London layers .i0li.C 90.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, June N-Cldsoi wheat-July
6s ll9bd Sept, ~ I'D; Dec, nominal
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NEW OIL FIELD.
Region Near Kemmercr, Wyo., Be
gins 10 Attract Attention.

kilograms received from Kemmerer
and Fossil along the Oregon Short
Line road state that an excellent flow
OF oil has been obtained from well
located i'm Cintah county, seven miles
southeast OF Fossil. Several other Wells
are showing unmistakable signs of oil.
Drilling has been going on quietly
In this district for some time, the pro-
moters being confident that sooner or
later a rich field would be opened up.
Several sales made recently in the inn
mediate vicinity of the oil strike have
netted the owners an average of $3.50
per acre. r. r. Dennis and w. j. Law
yer. both residents of this city, own
large acreage Immediately north Of
the oil strike. 1t Is probable that they
win form a company and begin opera
lions on their property at once.
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT.

The local produce markets are plen-
tifully supplied with all kinds OF pro-
duce this week. The principal fea-
ture Is waterInelons from Texas. the
first consignment of the season, and
which will be welcomed with joy by
the entire local colored population
and the general youth Of the town
that Is such as are able to pay at
the rate of rs cents to 81 per melon.
T1le fruit is arriving in fine condition,
and looks appetizing. In short
time the watermelon Will be more
plentiful and cost less. Oranges are
in greater demand than ever before.
and the supply Is equal to the de-
mand. This frIit is of excellent quail
ity, and full OF rich liquor, and prices
are reasonable.
The receipts for the day include car
load lots of oranges, cantaloupes and
melons from southern California, to-
matoes from Texas, new potatoes
from both California and Texas to-
matoes from the gulf states, Winning
stead cabbages, bananas. etc. Crys-
tai wax onions are being received
from southern California. an unusual
ly fine article. but onions generally
are scarce. Creole onions bringing SO
at New Orleans, and 81 hero. Bananas
were slow early In the week, but are
low arriving and being disposed OF in
large quantities, Strawberries this
season are not OF very good favor,
ewing to the superabundance of rain
up TO date. Very fine tomotaes are
being received from Texas, and are
finding a ready market. There Is an
effort reported to force the retail
price of butter up to 80 cents by the
Elgln butter trust. But the Farmers
union in this city proposes to sell for
20 cents. whether the trust likes 1t or
lot. while opposition dealers predi.,
ha M wi hnf0rA
long
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Watermelons .75 % 100
Strawberries, per box .............l0Ql5
Raspberries per box ..........,.,.....20
Cherries, per pound ...-............., 20
Citron peel, per pound ..............,. 80
Lemon peel, per pound .......,........25
Orange peel, per pound ............2 20
Cantaloupes, each .,...-,.,..-lQ4 S0o
Almonds, per pound ..................3 80
Walnuts, per pound .......-..-......,,25
| Pecans. per pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5
Filberts, per pound ...................2 20
| Oranges, per box 450a4,75
Oranges. per dozen ..........-.. .30G60
| Peaches, 2 pounds for ......,......... 25
Lemons. per box recommendation 300
Lemons. per dozen .,.,.......,.........3 80
| Lines, per 100 Observation-Disclosures. /. so
| Utah lettuce. bunch ...,.............. g
Tulnips two punches ..........,...5
Cucumbers. four for .,..,..,..........2 20
Cabbage. per pound ................,..5
| Bananas, per dozen 30Q40
Honey, per pound ,,,,.....,,,.........1 5
CocOanuts. each .,,,,,,,.,.,,....,.l0 dll5
Potatoes. per bushel .1.50
Beets In cans. each .n.........,.,... 20
Tomatoes, per pound ,,..,,.....,.,,20
Tangerines, per dozen ,,,,.,.,.,.....,25
New Potatoes, three pounds rs
Bermuda onions, three pounds 49,. .26
Strlnged beans. per pound .u,,,,,,,..15
Wax beans. ...,..,...,..,... ,.15
Dewberries, per box ..,,u,,,,.,,,.... 20
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CONCENTRATES.

The San Francisco exchange viii not
hold any session from June 70 to July s.
j. Il. Bamberger president Of the
DAILY West Mining company, has taken
his departure for New York.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company We're: Crude ore and con-
centrate, $4,000; base bullion, $4,000,
G. W. Pope, local representative OF
the Minneapolis Steel 81 Machinery
company, has returned from brief
business trip to Ely, New.
Gilbert F. Boreman. the we'll known
Ely attorney, and Wife. are in the city
on their return home from a trip to
southern California.
The first two sections of the new
Garfield mill of the Utah Copper com
pany are said to be giviag splendid
satisfaction. and are running up TO
about their capacity.
r. S. Oliver, engineer in charge of
the Utah Apex and Utah Development
companies operating at Bingham, was
in the city today on brief business
trip.
L. NJ. Adsit, formerly with the Utah
Consolidated in Bingham. has been
appointed superintendent OF the Neva-
da Phoenix company's property in, the
Tenabo, Nevada, district
A private letter received from Ely
New, contains the information that
several changes have been made re-
| Gently in the stan OF officials of tbs
Nevada Consolidated Mining company
c. S. Miller, president of the Boston
& Phoebe Mining company, arrived
from the east yesterday and viii pui
out for the southern camp this even
ing.
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 2O.---Prlmc NOR
camille paper, sac per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with ao-
tual business in bankers bills at
i.S3.35 a. 1880 for demand and at
1880 for 90 day bills; posted rates,
i.Sils AMI i.SS; commercial bills,
1899 q 1,S3A.
Bhr silyer, 81
Mexican dollars, 52lg
Government bonds steady; railrond
bonds, steady.
Money on call. firm. . 4 Q02M per
cent; ruling rate, 3 ~; closing bid, q;
offered at 2ia.
Time loans, dnl ANA strong; 90
days. i@ils per cent? 90 days, az;
SIX months, aAl
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QUEEN OF THf H1Lns.

The queen of tho lIills Mining com
pany fled suit IN the district court to-
dag against the san Pedro, Los An
geles 8 salt Lake Railroad company
10 recover damages IN the spm Of en-
5Oq for the lofs on q boardinBhouse be-
longing 10 plninilm az Stag Town. Too
ole county on Nov rs, 1903. which WAS
destroyed hY ire caused by sparks
from one OF defendants engines.
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roL1ocK,s ooPpNR LErrER.

Outside of few specalties trad
ing in Boston market continues dull.
Balaklala and Trinity We're the fea-
lures among the copper shares, The
former being particularly active and
gaining point. while Trinity sold up
to 90 Strong bull tips in botn these
Issues continue TO be heard. While
the rest OF the list held steady with no
pressure in evidence, the market clos
ed quiet and firm.
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: LOCKS
MOVE UP some
bIumbus and South Columbus
Both Made Material Advances
During Today's Calls.
BECK TUNNEL STRONGER.
sioux Con. and Iron Blossom Active
Little Doing Among the Oniistcus
Closing Quotations and sales

Some of the Alta stocks moved up
on the mining exchange today CO.
mnbus Consolidated and South CO.
lunlbus both moved to the front the
former recording sales at $3.50 and the
latter sold UP TO s21O Albion was
offered at 81, with no bidders. siopE
Consolidated and Iron Blossom found
buyers around yesterdays quotations,
while seven Troughs sold down TO "
cents. Beck Tunnel was n little strong
or on the open board. so was VICTOR
Con. and New York.
Only two sales OF unlisted stocks
were reported. standard Copper came
out al ST. and Naldrlver at 40 cents.
1'he closing quotations and sales were
1r Trs-rnr STOCKS
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

DAILY Judge 200@6.75.
May Day 5o0@S0.
Butt Liberal 400d11.
Iron Blossom 1OO@sO; 50o@S sales
co; 1O0@S1.
Lead King 3,000llS.
Whitman Lake 200Gb69.
New York b00m 1919.
So, Columbia sOOG2O5; 3Ood2O7h;
4S1l.95,
43Is / ,000p42is
Seven Trougbs 6OO@s7; sooa66.
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Beck Tunnel 900Ml.70.
Columbus 200m5.30
SO. Clumbus 4OOW2l0
Sioux CON. 600Q421a 700IiS,
Seven Troughs 100m6J; i0o66i
Victor Con 2,000dl5i 2,500@ l6ia.
Mt. Lake 600M69.
New York 200ml6.
REcAPlTULATloN.
Shares Amt.
Regular call ...,.....S1oi 5,6ss.SO
open board 1900 5,633.5O
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June --Cattle-Recetpts. y
900. marker steady. Beeves, i.65GT 90.
cows. 75NI IS: heifers, NN5 40; calves,
70 ONl6 10; good to prime steers, 5.I5HDls;
poor TO mediums A.10D5.70 stockers aud
feeders, 2,91d5.B
Hoes-Rectipts 2LOOo; market steady.
Light 6.tef6 32ls; mixed 6.oon5 .32ia:
heavy 5,9Qd6,2 74a; rough, 5.9Od6.N5; pigs,
d.t06G %. good To, choice heavy. 6.l5n6 y y.
Sheep-Recelpts 9.0O0; market strong.
Natives ard western A.G4a6. 90; yearlinss,
f.01G1.o0; lambs. 5.I5Rl.3S; western, 500
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10000 ACRES or LAND

TO he opened for settlement al Al,
berta, Idaho (neaf shoshonel under
Carey Act June 2ifh Excursions Via
Oregon Short Line Tickets on sale
june 10Th 20 g3rd inclusive limited 10
particulars.
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MINERS CONVENTION MAY
BECOME S0ClALlSTlC.

Denver. June 2O.-IThe convention Of
the Western Federation Of Miners
spent the entire forenoon in discussing
the proposed new preamble 10 the FED =
erations constitution which commits
the organization TO socialism, Tho
debate was very spirited at times No
action was taken on the preamble
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oTHER DISTRICTS.

Fairview Sill King. 10 asked, Fair
view Eagle so asked; Nevada Huns
$50 bid; Pittsburg Sil. Peak, L42ih q
l.45; North Star Wonder 3lp6 Eagles
Nest 20m21; Ruby Wonder 20 bid
Alice OF Wonder 4M5.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Newhouse, closed. 1aIsdl53s,
Utah Copper, $685. ISL; l5hs l'@i
sales 100.
Tennessee Copper. closed, SIA qsIM
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ophir. 1.sOdi So, Mexican, i2d4l.
Gould & curry n asked; con. Va, 81
a6e; Savage, 5000; Hale s Norcross
80 asked yellow Jacket rs bid lei
cher. 25I26: Sierra Nevada, 3Sasi' IN
ohequer, 80 bid Union, 2I@29
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NEALoN WINS SUBURBAN.

New York. June 20.-Suburban ham
dicap was won by Nealon; Montgomery
second; Beacon Light third.
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WOOL.


St Louis. June 2D.--Wool, steady, Ter
rltory and western mediums, 20a25ls; fin
medium, 17a2l; fine, Has.
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p. NJ. WEST & co. stock brokers.
d. F. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
fee and residence.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS', "a q. SO. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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Bird-Cowan Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
South West Temple st
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+. Il. Snow * Co., Stock Brokers.
2e Commercial Blk Both Phones 1875
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UNION ASSAY OFF

A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, ZIG d. F. Walker Block
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2sf2e; Ohio Tonopah. . bid: Rescue
1TDIs. Tonopah & California, asked
Golden Anchor, god22; Jim Butler, M0
%: Cash Boy. bdf6 Home. 6si1; Boston
Tonopah, 1idi2; Monarch PITTS, hNt,
10 bid; Montana Midway Extno 400,
Golden Crown, Sdl1o,