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many explosions of unctuous mirth and melody. nevertheless 1t lends tangibility and sanity to the whole.
 The principal members of Gay New York; include such -provokers as Jack Kloville, Ada Henry, Mabel Barnes, Richard Bartlett, Frances Rice, Al Me- bur, Will P. Conley, Robert Cunningham, Violet Rio, Charles Cronin and the sprightly comedienne, Hilda Hawthorne.
 Harry Emerson, who was a star as the German comedian of Gay New York" last year, returns to the company and begins his new engagement tomorrow night.
 The Majestic.
 Another telling bill is to be presented this week at the Majestic theatre. The big feature will be the appearance of Professor Herbert's canine circus, which is making it's first appearance in Amer ica, with, it is claimed an aggregation of the finest looking and best trained an- imals that were ever on exhibition. This act was secured direct from New York, where for many weeks 1t was the talk of "the great white way In addition to this the bill has entertainers who are top notchers in their respective lines.
 Some wonderful and sensational fea- lures are promised in the canine circus. The dogs are remarkable performers and there are many of them which do stunts never dreamed of before in the canine world. The act is one that holds interest for all the people, but it appeals espe- cially to women and children at mati- nees. The big sensational feature of the performance is the looping of the loop by trained hound.
 The Robert-Demont trio, two men and a woman are acrobatic comedians who have a sketch called ~'Fun in Hotel" The scene Is laid in a big hostelry, and shows the bell boy, and the two guests, who have just arrived. There are many
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ly, it Is performance wherein fun. song and feminine beauty reign supreme and is as exhilarating as it is in pace with the calendar.
 PLAYHOUSE GOSSIP.
 Madam Butterfly will be the great New Years attraction at the Jefferson. It will be the one grand opera of the season. Musically it is Puccini's master work, while the book ranks high in lit erary art. Henry Savage's English grand opera company will present it in Bir- mingham with his full company includ- ing distinguished principals and an or chestra of 40 odd. On account of the large size of the orchestra three rows of seats will have to be removed to make room for the musicians.
 There will be two performances of Madam Butterfly" matinee and night. night.
 ''The Heir to the Hoorah." which kept New York laughing from early Lent un- til we'll along into the dog days. Is com ing to the Jefferson at an early date.
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Bon Tons.

season and no doubt will go stronger this time.
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The Limit.

From Harper's Bazar
 Stella-Two is company.
 BelIa-Yes. Bridget never lets us ask more than that.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
Mining Notes,

General Manager Lafayette Hanchett
of the Newhouse interests is back from
an extended business trip to the coast
Joseph e, Caine, the mining man of
this city, has arrived in Los Angeles
upon business mission.
Louis S. Gates, mines manager of the
Boston Consolidated company, was in
the city Tuesday, conferring with the
local office. Mr.. Gates announced that
four steam shovels were at work upon
the mountain at Bingham.
Lawrence Townsend, who recently be
came associated with Mr.. Newhouse.
leaves today for the Newhouse property
in Beaver county. Mr.. Townsend on
Tuesday confirmed the renort that in
the 6ol crosscut the present copper
values were averaging 81 and % per
cent.
Manager Hannifan Of the Little Chief
company was in the city Tuesday on
company business. The company in
driving the shaft from tho 500 level has
gone to the $50 point. with the 1000
level the objective point.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Ajax 90 at SEC
Grand Central 100 al $3.50.
Lower Mammoth, zoo at S2.32tc; 200 at
$3.50
Silver Shield. 1000 at l4c.
Star Consolidated. 500 at S2c, 100 at soc.
South Swansea, 100 at lie.
Uncle Sam. 2600 at 4Sc; 500 at i9c.
Becl! Tunnel, 400 at sl.SIl.
Black Jack, 100 at nc.
Colorado Mining. 100 at S2i5
Little Chief. 1000 at l61c, d3o at lec.
New York, 500 al 24c.
South Columbus Consolidated, zoo at
$3.50.
Seven Troughs. 200 at 73c.
1900 al 20sc.
Wabash. 100 at 2sc; 100 at Zoe.
Shares sold 1856
Selling value s5.7T066.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Consolidated. 300 at $685..
1nGot. 800 at 6kc,
May Day, 700 at 313c
South Swansea. 600 at 10c
Seven Troughs, 100 at T3c, 200 at 74e
Tetro. 1900 at 20c.
ut ACC '''e' 0'V'
Wabash, 100 al Csc.
Shares sold 1850
Selling value $40. 90
AFTERNOON SALES.
Carisa. 100 at 5sc
DAILY Judge, 100 at s1O.75
MAY DdE, l.OO0 at 31aC
Lower Mammoth. 200 al $22s
Nevada Hills, 200 Mt SO 40
Uncle Sam. ! 500 at Soc
Beck Tunnel. 500 at SlSTs
lngot 1000. at SAC.
Little Chief. 500 at l6sc
Scottish Chief. 1000 at She
retro; 300 AT 2OIc. 500 at 2ic; 500 at &c;
Victor. l.5oO at l3lc; loo at 13c.
Yankee. 100 at 6Sc; 100 al 66c; 900 ~
65c: LOO at 6de "
Shares sold l3.200.
Selling value sI.567.oo
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado NJ. 500 at s245,
Col Con-. 200 at Sc 40
Beck Tunnel. 200 at s1s7s.
Ajax. 200 ut 36c
Little Bell. 200 at $500
Mount L., 100 at 91c
May Day. l500 at 3l5c
New York, 500 al 24c
Tetro. 900 at 2lhc
Uncle sam. 100 at sic; 700 at soc.
victor. $500 at 13c: 5000 at l2Sc
Seven Troughs. 100 at 73c
Yankee. 100 AT &c
Shares sold. %, 100
Selling value. s14s57,5O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
Big Sunaower Property Shows
Eight-Inch Streak That Is
Astonishing.
THREE-F00T VEIN OF
FINE SHIPPING ORES
Neglected Section Produces a
Character of Rock Nearly
All Metal.

Word has reached Salt Lake from
the Stateline mining district of Utah
TO the effect that the Big Sunhower
property IN that section has been the
scene of splendid strike of silver and
gold ore, and it is rock richer than
which few mining men could desire or
even hope for. Along with the news
run 503S ounces silver and 2S,40 ounces
gold Those who received the news are
agreed that no better stuff outside of
the real metals themselves could be de-
sired, but the richness OF the rock is
not doubted by those who are in any
degree familiar with the character OF
the ores that the Stateline region can
produce.
1t is stated that this rich rock comes
from IN eightinch streak, the vertical
depth not being given. Associated with
this streak are three feet of resources
that will average anywhere between
5000 and $500 per ton in the two met
ais. The Big Sunflower is owned large
ly, if not entirely, by Cedar City citi-
zcns, and they are said to be doing an
extensive amount Of good development
work.
Stateline is district half in and
half out of the State of Utah. Its re-
rources are undoubted, the only diff
Guilty so far being the distance from n
railroad. The Big Fourteen property
has made several shipments of late to
Salt Lake City. and there are several
properties in the district that would be
able TO provide generous shipments
were all conditions equal. 1t is under
stood that there are strong interests
laying eyes upon Sateline, and that be
fore the present season has passed there
will be some developments of great sig
there. The ores arc described uni.
formly as being richer than anything
ever calling forth a stampede through
out the excitement ceuters of Nevada.
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YERINGToN COPPER ORES.
Full Face of Drift Averages Over
Twenty Per Cent Copper,

lWeuCy Gcr CcnL copper
Charles d. Rooklidge, the mining
man, who has been in Los Angeles for
several weeks. arrived back home Mon.
day. Mr.. RookliGge was busy sorting
his accumulated mail Tuesday when
seen by The Tribune, and among his
letters was one from the management
Of the Yerington Copper company, at
Yerington, telling Of the progress that
IS being made in the tunnel; Mr. Rook-
lidge states that the management is
making something like four feet day
III drifting along the splendid ore body
recently encountered, and every shot
serves TO disclose copper ores richer
and more distinctly Of a sulphide char
acter.
The value of this chute of ore has
grown rapidly as the drift penetrated
IL The present face is all in ore, and
an average sample of the face shows
the. same TO contain bit more than
20 per cent red metal. The management
has been travelling upon the chute now
Tor about three weeks, and while the
exact distance gone so far is not given
IT is easily seen that tins body is as
sumlng magnificent proportions. giving
the company resulting prestige at the
camp IN the various Yerington inter.
est ccntcrs.
The result of this tunnel work has
been respectable dump of rich copper
ore. and by the time the company is
ready for marketing its resources there
VIII be large tonnage available
through development work only.
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Splendid Resource Found With
in Working Making Toward
the GOdiya Ground.
F0UR-F00T VEIN Is
OF FINE QUALITY
Thirteen Mining Car Loads
Taken Out Average $35
TO the Ton.

News OF interesting significance
reached the manv Salt Lake stockhold.
ers of the Uncle Sam Consolidated COM
pany Tuesday. and which was in ef-
feet that n fine body OF ore has been
encountered upon the S00-foot level of
the mine. This new chute was found in
the older workings, and apparently has
no connection with the work in the
new incline now being sunk from the
Humbug tunnel level The body was
encountered in the workings that are
making toward the Godiva ground. and
four feet of ore had been disclosed
when report was made TO this city.
Some of this rock is described to be
extremely high grade. assaying 40
ounces silver and 60 per cent lead.
The above values, however, are not
gwen as the average of the whole four
rect. The average assay value of thir.
teen mining cars SC, far taken out of
The drift was around $50 per ton. This
discovery is deemed highly significant
in local circles. and stockholders are
rongratulating themselves at this stroke
of good fortune. The effect of the find
upon the stock was quite apparent upon
the exchange Tuesday, the stock going
mp to as high as u cents In the sales
column. gain Of nearly 10 cents over
the levels of Monday
Inc uncle Sam consolidated manage
ment is pushing the incline down from
the lIumbug tunnel level. Up To Tues
day morning this working had been
sunk distance OF 90 feet, There yet
remains 30 feet of sinking before any
drifting will be done, and then the
management does not expect to drift
o}er 50 feet before striking the ore
b DIV known TO exist. The company
naturally expects some extremely graft
wing developments from this work for
the drift will strike the same ore body
had in the Yankee Consolidated some
time ago, and which the Yankee man
agement followed up TO the Uncle Sam
lines. This important work, therefore.
Is full Of interest to all concerned, and
results are confidently anticipated to
Place the Uncle Sam easily back upon
the dividend paying list.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
WORK BEING STARTED
UPON MORO GROUP
Utahns Commence Activity on
Property Long Idle But
Finely Located.

The numerous Salt Lake and Neya-
da talent, who are interested in the
Moro group of gold properties in the
DeLamar section of Nevada. are making
preparations to get to work upon tins
property The Moro is not stranger
to development work, much exploring
having been done in the earlier days,
but for some time the property has re-
mained idle. \ contract has been let
for sinking the shaft, and the work IS
expected to begin without delay: IL
is the plan TO search the depths OF this
yellow metal proposition. and the com
ing summer is not expected TO he with
out many fine metal results.
There has been several interesting
developments near this group during
the past few months, and the dIsclos-
ures. being made upon surrounding
ground, has aroused the owners Of the
Moro to action While the boom has
not vet reached this section, the dcveI,
opments are such as TO urge forward
systematic and faithful exploration
Among those interested in the Moro
are J. p. Gardner, ], l., Williams.
Frank Knox, j. c. Lynch. all of Salt
Lake. and Frank Keith of Tonopah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
SEVEN TRoUGHs ECLIPSE.
Manager Watts Sends Report of Splen-
did Ore in the Shaft.

General Manager Watts Of the Seven
Troughs Eclipse Gold Mining company
of Seven Troughs mas sent word TO the
Salt Lake Offices Of the company that he
mas Just made big strike of free gold
ore in the shaft, The vein, he states.
is as well defined and as strong as any
IN the camp, and near the surface is
three and half feet in width. From
1t comes the rock that is creating no
end OF favorable comment in that dis
trict. There is little need to ASSAY the
ore, as it leaves streak clear around
the pan, and part Of il is wire gold
such as is seldom found in that camp.
Mr.. Watts states that the portion of
the camp where the Eclipse Is located
is drawing the crowds, and the region
is being staked of for miles. He states
that this gold is the coarsest yet found
there. and there is steady string OF
visitors 10 see for themselves. II is
understood that the company is MAX
ing plans to list the stock. both npon
the Salt Lake and the San Francisco
stock exchanges eat an early date.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
ANOTHER COMPANY IN
LITTLE COTTONWOOD
Alta Mizpah Company Forms to
Operate Mines in Famous
District.

Another organization has been per-
fected by Salt Lake talent for the pur-
pose Of wringing from their little Cot
tonwood possessions the precious metal
contents, the company being SUCCESSFULLY
launched on Tuesday. The name of this
new new organization Is the Alta Mizpah,
Copper and Gold Mining company, and
vine. Jasper Billings and c. ]. Jen-
kins, The company is organized under
the laws of Utah. and is capitalized for
100000 shares, each with a par value
of 81. The company owns a large acre.
ngc of ground in the Little Cottonwood
district, the organizers having done suf-
ficient development work since taking
hold of the group TO demonstrate its
merits,
a fine grade Of milling ore has been
developed in the upper workings of the
property, mainly tunnels, and the pres
ent efforts Of the management is to
send the lower tunnel in under the ore
nj a very great vertical depth. This
tunnel will tap the resources at a depth
of $4,000 feet, and ii has been driven
so far distance of 300 feet. 1t is
will have 10 be driven before the ores
are tapped. The main metals, so far
developed, are gold and copper, the
former running anywhere from $40 to
SIG per ton. and the red metal being
present in milling quantities.
There is an iron deposit, however,
upon the group that will provide an i'm
mediate source of revenue to the com
pany This iron deposit is described
as being one of the most extensive and
rich as far as the present development
work has gone in the State, 1t is
greatly in demand al the smelters, and
the company no doubt will begin ship"
ping from the same at an carly date,
IT. is expected that the company Will
flo its articles of incorporation today.
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DAY ON CHANGE,
Several Soft Spots Appear Upon the
Board OH Tuesday.

During the two sessions Tuesday on
the local exchange. n total OF 6d.606
shares passed hands representing a mar
ket value Of sdS.d2S.16, Among the un-
listed stocks. STANDARD Copper began the
day at Sl.l2j and sold down 10 as low
as Sl.0Ti Emma Copper started In at so
cents and ended the dav at 6S cents,
selling at each level between those points
Copper Glance sold for % cents: New
house was softer. selling for SCI: 40 and
s2l s73: Ely Witch brought .52b; Fed
lots at that level, one lot at 81 and an..
other lot Mt 95 cents; Bingham Central
sold for So: Mason Valley sold for $3.50;
ington Copper closed 70c at 81; for Cedar
30 cents was bid; for Bingham Copper
30 cents was bid, Eureka Swansea EN-
tension closed at 10 cents. The quota
tions on listed stocks closed as follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
NEVADA-VIRGINIA.
Local Interests Opening a Good Gold
Property at Johnnie

j: A, Foley, the local well-known rail
road man, interested in properties in
the Johnnie district Of Nevada, re-
Gently returned TO Salt Lake from his
group, known as the Nevada. Virginia.
Upon this group there are two distinct
showings upon the surface, one carry.
ing splendid gold values. and the other
being copper ledge of good value. Mr
Foley stated Tuesday that the manage
ment at this time was confning its Al
tention to the yellow metal portion of
the property, and with the result that
depth has demonstrated the permanency
and value of the ores. JOHNNIE district
is high-grade. proposition to certain
cS'cnt' although several properties have
shown by deep work that it is from tho
milling grades of rock that the most
can be expected. Mr.. Foley states that
on one place he has uncovered 5000
rock, and it is in shipping quantities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
Tribune Agents in Nevada.

Copies OF The Tribune will be found
on sale in Nevada at the following:
Beatty-Mark & Hancock.
Cherry Creek-Grey & Collins.
Caiente-John Shier
Delemar-M. c. Kelly.
Ely-Thomas O'Dalovich.
Eureka-Ernest II. Mau,
Cioldheld-Frank Landstrom, Hunter
Adv. & Pub. Co.
Gold Butte-W. Z. Sharp.
Las Vegas-F, P. Shannon, s. l.. News
Co.
Manhattan-Nelson & Roundsvell.
Rcno-RosenthaI & .Armanko, Shepherd
G. Son.
Rhyolite-Sam Speirs.
Tonopah--W. III. O'Ncill, A. II. Rounds
we'll, Sherman & Gldfather,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
FUTURE COPPER PRODUCERS.
Interesting Figures Given in Which
Utah Appears Prominently.

OF late years the leading copper in
tercsts have been paving considerable
attention 10 huge concentrating cop
per propositions, and it is very evident
that by 1908 these companies will cut
considerable figure in copper prod nc
tion; in fact, it is estimated that they
will be able to add 200, 100000 pounds
TO the world S output within three
years, and evidently greatly increase
this output, says the News Bureau.
There arc five OF these big concen-
trating propositions, rs follows:
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Ore Shipn1ents

The Pioneer sampler released the fol-
lowing number OF cars of ore Tuesday;
Utah s, Neveda .
The Taylor 4 Brunton sampler re-
leased cars from Montana, 6 from
Idaho and 8 from Utah camps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
NeyadaS in San Francisco.

James A Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. 6 West Second South. furnish
the following San Francisco quotations,
received over their private wire;
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Ore and Bulliou

The orc and bullion receipts for
Tuesday, given by Mccormick & Co.
were as follows; Ore, $4,000; bullion
$4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
The Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Tuesday
posted by Mccormick & Co., were as
follows; Silver, 691sc; lead, So; cop
per 2415c.
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Among your engagements for
this week let the Salt Lake
Theater meeting OIL Thurs lay
night be the important one. 1t
may mean more than the MT re
entertainment that will be af-
forded you.
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Fifty Dollars ReWa-i

foT return Of three rings, watch, chain
locket and pin taken from Ia EmeIv
Flats night of January 5. No questions.
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Boston Stock Market.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers', West Second South street fur-
nlsh rGlsh the following Boston stock quota
vest erdaY. F'e WIZ
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We hnvo moved 20 lag South Main
street. Salt Lake Photo. Supply Co.
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The Bingham and Ely companies are
operating in vast porphyry deposits
which furnish an ideal concentrating
ore, The Bingham ores will be con
centratod 20 tons into one, and the
Ely ores 10 tons into one; the former
ores averaging about ] Is per cent cop
per per ton and the Ely ores 2I per
cent, The Bingham and Ely compa nies
are each planning the erection of 12-
0O0-ton concentrating mills, but they
are building them in units of 5000 tons
each, and the first unit of both the
Utah Copper and Boston Consolidated
companies should be in operation by
midsummer These companies will send
their concentrates 10 the Garfield
smclter, II will be fully year, how.
ever, before the first unit of the Ne
vada Consolidated company is in com
mission.
Both the Nevada Consolidated and
Cumberland Ely companies will use the
same mill, for each company owns a
half interest in the company which con.
trolls 1T, the Steptoe Valley Smelling
company, That company is also build.
ing large smelter. We include the
Greene-Cananea company among the
conc cntratlng propositions, as the ores
OF the Cananea camp have been de
creaslng, IN value so rapidly that two
thirds of the ore now has to 20 through
the concentration The Greene company
has 2000-ton concentrating mill and
under the management of the Cole
Ryan interests this mill will be mate.
rally enlarged and copper production
increased.
The Giroux company owns over 1000
acres IN the Ely district but that prop
erty Is not being opened in the gigantic
manner of the Nevada Consolidated
and Cumberland Ely companies, though
ms deposits arc, probably as great as
Ihose companies 1t has a 500ton con.
ceEtrator under construction, and . 950.
ton smelter There may ultimately be
changes IN the management of this
company, however, which will permit
OF It's extension on scale commen-
spratc with its property and along the
same lines as its neighbors.
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Union Assay Office,

NJ s. Hanauer, T. " Sod,o,
:9s2 s. West Temple. P. o. Boz I44e.
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OTHER DISTRICTS.
New York Curb Market

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. West Second South street
furnish the following New York curb
wire yesterday;
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Boston Close.

J; oBERNDoRFER, STOCK BRO.
kER. l6l y, Main Tel Bell 1872.
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San Francisco Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5.-Tbe Of
nclal closing quotations fer mining stocks
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A. NJ. n p. ]
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Bid. ASKED Bid. Asked,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-17

Buffalo, N.-Y.-M. Abbott, pro
cureur de district, a ordonn6 au
chef de la police de faire arretel
les representations de "a Million
naire's Revenge.
Cette piece, qui 6tait donn6e 3
lAcademy Theater, est bass6e sui
'assassinat de l'architecte White
pur le millionaire Thaw, ct ellie
est dune moralit6 douteuse.
Plusjeurs scenes qui devalent re-
presenter des incidents de la vie
de la victime ct du meurtrier Thaw
sont du plus mauvais godt.
Dependant, CO qui a decide lie
lie procureur de district d prendre
cette juste mesure, c'est la conclu-
sion de la piece. Les auteurs con-
cluent que la loi non 6crite dot
SAWYER Iassassin de la chaise fata-
lie.
M. Abbott dit que cette piece
est une insulte a la defense pu-
blique ct que, d'apres une clause
du code penal, ellie peut 6tre con-
sid9r6e CONNIE uu DELFT.