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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
Between Forty and Fifty Cactus
Mine Employees Are Back
To Work Today.
IS OF WIDE SIGNIFICANCE.
Action Taken to Mean Copper sltua-
ton !. Becoming Straightcncd
out in Good shape

one little indication that it IS time TO
cheer up comes from the samuel New
house Cactus mine today. lt is in the
form of the unemployment OF between
40 and so men from among those laid on
az the beginning OF tho present slump
in copper. The NeWhouse Coctus prop
crty sells It's output through the United
Metals Selling company, which handles
between % and % per cent OF the couu-
try's copper output This company has
been holding the price OF copper tight
by restricting the production OF mines
under It's control. and the opinion Is
general among mining men that the
Newhouse reductions were made TO
keep I'm harmony with the general
movements in copper properties.
Therefore the same men consider the
news that 80 more employees are TO Dc
put on, as OF much wider significance
than II would be II the Cactus were
the only property that could be affected.
THINGS GROW BRIGHT
The copper selling companies I'm
America are five I'm number. The Unit
ed Metals Selling company handles over
90 per cent OF the total. including an
Utah copper except that handled by the
united states company which sells
through tho international Metals SELL
ing company. The Phelps Dodge COM
pany controls Arizona; the Calumet &
Hecla Mining company. the lake cop
per- and the American Metal company.
the Colorado and Ohio copper.
The market reports from the east to-
DAY show a more than ordinary increase
IN copper prices and this fact. added TO
the Increasing Of the Cactus force. Is
taken as a very favorable sign. The
mina formerly worked three shifts.
Lately Il has only worked one. and the
men taken back are enough 10 am at
least two. The restoring of this and
similar mines TO a full working capacity
may De development OF the immediate
future.
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NAV YORK Quotations.


Lower Mammoth 200 at s.. 100 al IS.
seller 80, 200 at Sc. 1000 OF 5s' 500 at
81. roo az g.
May Day. 500 ct 80
Jucl, sam. ZOO at 5l coo as 81 1890
at OK 100 al "a
Beck Tunnel. 100 at IS.
Black Jack. 500 az 81. 1000 % 80, $500
at 29n 800 at %.
Colorado Mlnlng. 300 at 2.30. 1000 at
225 seller On. $50 at 225 200 nc 22Zl5.
seller co. COO at 2.2Iis. 100 at 2.25 seller
30; 100 al 2.21ia, seller 30. 100 at 22}1s,
Seller CO.
Crown Point. 900 at 90. 1000 at 1914;
500 at 1919. buyer so. 900 OF 10.
IRON Blossom. 1000 at "a, seller CO. 1900
al 25ls.
south Columbus Con. 100 at IS; 100
sioux Con- La5o. at Is. 1000 at isls:
$50 az 10.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at %; II5o at
an; 100 at 81. 500 at az buyer 80.
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack. 1000 at g. seller 30 500 at
29ia 500 al 80.
Crown Point. 100 Oat 10.
225
Iron Blossom. 1900 ot 25ih.
Lower Mammoth. 100 AT So. 800 at co.:
200 ~ 81; 100 a. g.. seller 30; 1900 at
- 700 at c.
Mountain lake. 1000 AT 2G. 500 at 2sis.
Sioux Con. 1000 az u.s.
Uncle san 200 az S.
Victoria. 1000 at a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
HAS UNUSUAL FACILITIES.
Stoinmetz Mine OF Maska Developing
Into Big Copper Producer.

Special Correspondence from Alaska
Engineers who have been looking over
tho Stcinmetz mine owned by the
Chisna Consolidated Mines company
OF Valdez. Alaska, express surprise az
the usual opportunities afforded for the
economical handling of The rich cop-
per ore now being taken out OF this
property.
The Steinmetz is located directly on
IaidlOctsd bus, au arm ~ Prince
William sound, where vessels are able
90 obtain a draft OF 2s feet at low tide
only 20 feet from the shore. As the
mouth OF the shaft is only 90 feet from
the BAY the ore can be- dumped into
the holds ~ cargo ships with only
one handling and By gravity ln addi-
ton o. this there is am abundant wa
ter power Tor mining operations
According 10 ady1ccs received by
the New York agents OF tho property
work De- being pushed ropidly ON die
main vein of the Stoinmetz, which rs
$50 feet Wide ana which shows "a net
profit of S10d5 ON every ton mined,
these figures being based ON "a price ~
only I. cents pound Tor copper
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BRIGHTER FOR BINGHAM.
Activities Stimulated by Renewal OF
observation-disclosures il Improving.

The situation in Bingham is decld-
cd hy optimistic. Contrary 10 many re-
ports. says the Bingham Press. the
work at the mines is picking up aud
predicts that by Jan 1 there viii not
he an idle mine I'm the camp. and that
conditions viii be better than ever be-
fore The respite from actual produc-
ton has given opportunity for devel-
opmcnt work and improvements and
tho mines viii now be able to run AZ
much greater capacity
Many men arc now going back %
work and new machinery is being plac-
od ia commission with the old stand
bys producing, business has kept going
and now there Is a decided improve
meut noticeable everywhere in camp.
The Yampa fires have been started
again and the 90 men employed at the
plant are back az their Old places.
Work on the .traIuway Is being rushed
and the cable Is now stretched half
the way. Supt Murphy states that
operations at the mine will be resumed
on Dec. g.
There is no truth IN the rumor that
the Highland Boy mine IS TO be closed.
says the Press IL Is working full
shifts aud the intention is to continue
this indefinitely. Should the valley
shelters close Ia January the ores viii
be treated at the Garfield plant More
men are being put on at the Mascotte
tunnel Of the Ohio copper and two full
shifts are making rapid headway over
90 men are now working with the
steam shovels OF the Boston Consoli-
dated and the ore bins OF the big con-
centrator are being rapidly hued.
ThlrW-nve men have been added to
the force al the Galena mine and
many other properties are showing
greater activity
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GOOD SHOWING
IN PI0CHE MINE
Biu Tonnage VI Silver Lead Ore
Sacked for Ship
ment.
PATENTS ARE APPLIED FOR.
Prcsldcut Joseph Free Leaves for In
spccton Of Splendid Prop
critics

Joseph s. Free. the wen known min-
INK operator % Phoebe Sew. who has
been m the city the past week. leaves
ioment for this old camp Tor the pur-
pose of looking after promising proper
lies iu which. with bis associates. he
Il Interested
Among these ere the Demiiohn ana
Avon grouls. which are on the great
porphyry dyke aud which endllpo on the
prnpcrty Of DE Nevada Utah. Bott T
these proposition are in excellent phys
ilpI condition aud especially is the the
case with ths Demij0hu, about which
out little hes beer said of late public
ly. 0ui iu 20. rorkings 40 which tntre
IS 70 showing ~ 1o which pr1mis ii 10
r,ake thie pfovoty "a regular shipper
aud dividend payer
BIG BODY OF ORE.
Do the giatb drift OF the DenUoan
shtft big body ~ sirer-lcad is 'N-
posed srom which "a large Tonnage has
been rvttlstcG. end which r. now sack
Ell OF the duuu ready f0r shipment 50
Fccu as the $500 tiers are In p1Thon
tu resume thr purchase Of ore ON a
cash hasis. Boo this body of uisr,h
there IS l-foot shoot OF solid shipping
ore MllI.u Averages huuA aa per NTni
lr3l ANA 90 ounces On silver Co the ion.
Work has reou progressing fay11blr
in the operation OF the Avon group N
l3 claims and MI Free states that APP
plcatlon is soon TO be- made Tor United
States patents on the same The ofil-
cers OF the Dcmii0hn company are Jo-
seph IS Free, president, owen q. Bal
lcy. vice president and W NJ McCrea.
secretary ana treasurer Those inter-
a-'1 % the Avon are MI Free. ". y.
Miller W Il. Wallace and John n
McChrystal
The Avon people arc also owners Of
the Free Consolidated group az Bristol
north Of Phoebe. upon which patent
work is now being done
ELATED OVER OUTLOOK.
Mr.. Free Is elated over the present
outlook for Phoebe and states that the
camp is withstandiug the present nur-
ry IN financial circles better than any
other district in the west that ne knows
NJ. great deal ~ heavy develop
ment ig going on there. and many sub
stanuial improvements are being
made The advent OF the new railroad
Aso, d. giving life and tome 20 an,
camp, and the result is that the sulcn
dld differentiation Of that soction Be- at
tracting the attention OF much OUTSIDE
capital ne adds that aunther year wil
witness heavy output VI ore. and fha
Phoebe VIII then take rank as one OF IN,
Dest mining sections Of the west
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ELATED OVER OUTLOOK.
ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Colorado and Lower Mammoth Are the
Leading Features On Morning Call.

Is mornings call closed the
months business on the salt Lake
stock Exchange. showing the sale OF
.63l.5os shares az a selling value OF
~ 9'5.'L The weeks totals fgimed
up go $50. li5 shares az 1Sg.702.I5.
The trading on the exchange was
heavy and the prices OF the fayorite
stocks advanced several points. on
the regular call Lower Mammoth and
Colorado were very active the former
reaching q high point OF SO and the
latter climbing nap 20 $3.50 Seven
Troughs was strong at 41ls and Uncle
Sam advanced from 49 GO "a. on The
open board Mountain lake, Lower
Mammoth and Black Jack were the
features.
Among tho unlisted stocks Ohio Ken
lucky sold FOR 81 Mason valley was
bid in at 80, Ohio Copper at S2QS2 25.
Utah Coua CTuucl t0d20 Copper
Glance 1904 and Standard copper. lG
ole
Tho following are me latest quota
tions and sales
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MEETING OF PRODUCERS.
nnuc Mine owners Association Hulds
Aleeung-No New Developments.

The Tinuc Mine owners association
held the long delayed meeting at the
Commercial club late yesterday aftor-
noon While no definite action was
taken. the important features OF Me
smelling situation were thoroughly
discussed.
Besides the routine business of the
association little was done. Jackson
McChrystal, treasurer resigned for
personal reasons and George W latc-
was elected 10 ON the Vacancy. The
president appointed standing oom-
mittee 90 investigate he problem -
rates and transportation. Tho present
officers ~ the association are; q. r..
Allen, president, John Dem, vice pres
dent n. 8. Joseph. secretary. ana Geo
" Ritter treasurer.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
Otah State Association OF sunday
schools Ia session at Ogden.

ogden. Noy. a0.-The Utah State A.
sociatiou of sunday schools held is
annual election OF officers today. as
follows.
President Wlldman Murphy. ~ AM
erican Fork vice president r. r..
Nickcrsou. sandy; secretary. G.. a..
InIker salt Lake. treasurer, L. A..
fage, Sail Lake; assistant secretary.
Maud niiman. salt Lake. Representa-
i've az International executive commit
gee, Ihos Weir. Salt Lake. intorna-
lonal vice president. James A. Smith.
Ogden. executive COMMITTEES a. H
Hamilton. smithneldi n. q. Elderkln.
ogden y. J. Lucas, salt lake, r. III.
Johnson, Provo q. g. sullivan Eure-
la Alice iHloy. Nernal. Geo W Mar
IN Manti, W q. Dexter. Richncld, Q
, Carver, Park city
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CONCENTRATES.

Managing Director A. r. Holden Of
the United states company rs back
from q trip to California
G.. ID RoOklidge has resigned as secre-
tary ana manager OF the Wheeler Gold
Mines company. whose property IS near
Yerington, Nov. AT the same meeting
Joseph H. Cain was elected secretary
and Fred Find manager. IL Is stated
the company min viii be running
again by Dec. j.
An important strike has been made in
the property OF the Clim Mining COM
pany at Ophir. Manager Grant Snyder
Who has recently returned from the
mine. states thar five feet or 30 per
cent lead ore, carrying good values in
silver and some gold, has been enc0un-
tered.
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DEATH OF MRS. HORNE.

Mrs. Louisa Horne, Familiarity known
as Mother Horne" died al her home
in the Eighteenth ward this morning.
She was stricken with iniluenzn ten
days ago. and owing 90 her extreme
age, SD years, was unable 20 Withstand
the rayaEcH Of tho disease
Mrs. Horne was born in Sussex. Eng
land, July d.. 1918. and Joined tho
Church in 1864. She resided iu tho
Eighteenth ward 40 years, and was
a prominent ANA faithful worker On re.
ligiOus and charitable ORGANIZATIONS.
She o. survived By "a son and daugh-
Tor. her husband having died ten years
ago. The funeral win be held from
the undertaking chapel of Joseph NJ
Taylor. tomorrow, commencing al 1915
o'clock
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DIsTRIcr DEVELOPING.
SITUATION DEPLoRABLE.
GOldheld Properties Are Forced to
CIose-S2, 900 900 a Month Possible.

A special message today from
Goldneld New. says. THE directors
oe the Goldheld chamber Of commerce
have called a mass meeting TO discuss
the amelter situation. A committee
will be selc .tad which. with similar
organizations from Reno. TonOp3h
Rhyolite and other towns. will confer
with President Roosevelt
The smelters nave refused TO take
any more gold ore from Nevada mines
ana because 90 their action the mines
orc unable 90 operate. The labor
urion has demanded cash settle
ment for wages and with no market
for their ores, the mining companies
cannot comply with a capable pro-
duction Of 81 100000 O month and
the country iu such need OF gold, the
situation H. worse than grave. The
mining men of Goldhelt4re uetermin-
ed 10 remedy this condition.
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sUGGAR AND COFFDE.
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Nov. sc.-The statement
~ clearing house banks for the week,
dive days. shows that the banks hoio
$50 qSq.425 less than the requirements
of the IS per cent, reserve rule. Ihis
Is an Increase of Si115,175 In the pro.
portiouate cash reserve as compare
with last week. The statement follo~'
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Apricots steady AZ recent prices. choiea
&c. extra choice PC. and fancy 2ic.
Peaches unchanged. with choice quoted
nt i2dlmsc. extra choice t2itffiliac. fan.,.
ilul3iaC and extra fanny. lulNtc
iaislna n fair demand but hafois
steady ln tone. with loose muscafola 1ilnf.
al nt fitcut4c. seeded lni0c. ana London
IaVnra nominal
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NEW YORK CURB.

Newhouse 6A@7 titan Cop. l7al7h;
New. Cons. 1SsQ17s. Cum ely. 5Q5E
Balk.. 1872 King Edw., IGG: Nlppis-
sing, 6i4a64s Davis DAILY. Sha4. az
roux. 3a3h; g.. O. a Su. isaA. Nev.
Smelling 1A0iia Mitchell 9-I6ms.
New ruh. 2AG2fs silver queen. s,a
a Ely Cons. AnA Dom con. lT,q9.
rinuC. 2AdJi; Montgy. sho.. 4G5i. ,
Butte & l., &@l: Tenn. Cop. ssa9i.f.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York. NOV, 3O.-Noncy on call
nominal
Time loans, easier; go dny. 10 al 70
ANA 20 days 20 10 Der cent. sir
months. q Co \ per cent
'lo7ci Prime mcrVuntiic paper. M
per cent.
Commercial bills tsO al fsOt.. lar
.ilN'r ~ Is Mexican dollars ga.
Government honds steady, railroad
bonds strong. ~"
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Nov S0.-Cattle-Receipts
200. Market steady Beeves 9 25a6 90.
cows 1.lJN4 co. calves 5.O0lI7.O0 Texas
feeders 2 1904 IT,
Hogs-Receipts about 1900 Market So
10c higher Lights 40Qf 90. mixed asa
AS, heavy 4. 40n4 IS. roughs 4. 4Gli4 As F.
pigs S.l0N4 co. bulk OF sales 65d4 81
Sheep-Receipts about 5000 Market
steady. Native 2.0OG5 .00 wethers q cor
western 9 75fi6 g.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas city, Nov 30.-Cattle-R eceipts
LOO. Market steady. Native steers 3s Od
800; native cows and hcifers .Glq4 AL.
stockers and feeders 2756l4 ~: bulls 2 81
$3.50; calves 3.50Q7 90: western steers 4 Q5
"a 81. western cows 2. O0d3 g.
Hogs-Receipts $500. Market s 70 1Oc
light 4 .00Q4 90.
Sheep-Receipts 100. Market steady
Muttons 4.0od5 70; lambs 5.O0G6 10: range
wsthers 800 90. FED ewes 3. 2Sds25.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Nov. 30.-Cattle-Receipts
100. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 200. Market l0llbc
higher tIeavies i5a4g: mixed asa
40; lights soGl4.5 o pigs 4.OOG4 20: bulk
sheep-Recelpts 100 Market steady
Neariings 4.75fi5.0O. wethers .50n4 6 /:
ewes 3.soU4 g. lambs 5.75dG.00.
ELABORATED FRUITS.
New York. Nov 29-The market for
eVaporated apples Is steady In tone. with
comparatively little fruit Offering for inn
mediate delivery fancy Is quoted al lgibc.
choice l0ulol1c prime. s9sqsiso. and 1906
Prunes are firm IN tone owing to strong
statistical position, with quotations rang
ing from SIC TO 13c for California fruit
and H<niA for Oregons up TO sos and
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DELNQuENT NOTICE.

UTAH AND SALT LAKE CANAL
Company, principal place OF business.
salt Lake City. Ctah Notlce-There is
delinquent ON the following described
shares OF stock. on account ~ assess
mcnt of 1907. OF one dollar and nifty
cents per share levied on 2lst day OF Sep
temher. 1877. the several amounts set op-
posite the names and numbers Of the
respective shareholders. az follows
A
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COLORADO TO CONTINUE.
No Truth in Statement That Shipments
VIII be Discontinued.

In statement published this morn
ing word was given out that Supt
Roundy of the Colorado had been not-
fed 10 discontinue shipments. Ii is de-
sired that this report be denied as
there is no truth in It, The Colorado
viii continue 90 send 500 tons per month
"a the valley shelters and this amount
win not tax the property in the least A
$4,000 car OF ore ia now on the way 70
the smelter and il IS said that the rock
VIII 80 botter than 81 900 10 tho ton.
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". ~ West a Co.. stock broker.
d. b Walker Blk, Both phones Of
dee and residences.
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a. 4 CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2l5 ID. ~ walker Block
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custom Assayers ana Chemists. zoe
south West Temple 81
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n. n, Snow a Co, stock BROKERS.
30 Commercial Biz Both 'Phonests7s
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PRODUCE


Chicago Nov gD-rhorc was only O.
moderate trade ln wheat today and tho
market was Inclined 10 bo weak owing Co.
q decline at Liverpool and fairly liberal
receipts ln the northwest MAY opened
o. shade 10 isuihc lower az / .O1is TO i.O3t,
and sold OFF to ! .Oi'a.
There was Vcrv little trade in corn. The
market was easy. Unsettled weather in
the corn belt was moro than offset hy
the influence Of lower cables MAY OPENED
UNCHANGED 90 u higher az b5 90 Ris aud
sold OH to 5ils
oats were dun and easy. affected chief
W. hy weakness manifested 10y other
grains. MAY opened N lower ui 5oii and
sold at dOfs0Ac.
Provisions were dun and Arm January
pork was Is cents higher az u2.l0 Ribs
were up D cents al Nd6i. January lard
was ND ~ cents az N.55
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chfcaro Nov. Buttcr--Easy. cream
cries lqu23. dairics i2u23
Egrs-stcady at mark. cases Included.
9H2i.
sUGGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Nov. 90 Sugar raw. steady
fair refining 3.l5; centrifugal 90 test,
s.62k: molasscs sugar ~
Refined steady. Crushed $50; powdered
70: graduated $50.
Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio So; NO. g.
Santos tAa.
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New Mil OF Pittsburg Company
Has First Unit in
Operation.
IT is A GOLD PROPOSITION.
Enormous Bodies Of Milling Ore Dc
vcloped-Mil Has Battery
OF 100 stamps.


day from n. T.. Efdnger, managing
director Of the Pittsburg- silver Peak
Gold Mining company at Blair, New.
gave out some important and very en-
couraging news concerning that prop
erty Accompanying the letter. were sew
eral photos OF the new iO0-stamp mtll
ana the mine. one Of the most inter-
esting Of these is a fashlight or the
Mohawk stopc. showing fun breast OF
ore.
THE NEW MILL.
The new mill OF the Pittsburg- silver
Peak company IS one OF the finest IN
the state OF Nevada. This has a bat
terry OF 100 stamps. Of tho latest and
most efficient models. and a cyanide
department is now being added. The
first insgatllmen OF 20 stamps has been
running steadily since Nov. G, and has
proven satisfactory iu every respect.
From the product Of this first unit the
company has been able TO meet the
payroll of both mine and mill BESIDES
taking care of large construction
crew. which is pushing the completion
OF the cyanide department with all pos
sible haste The management Is eN-
pectinE to start another 40 stamps
in operation by Dec. ]. and the bal
ance OF. the Zoe as soon as transform
ers can be Installed TO furnish the nee
cssary electric power
The tailings from the FIRST run have
been stored until such time as the cy-
anide plant will have been completed.
o.
and is a source OF mucn satisfaction
TO the management. As soon as the
FIRST installmeut OF 100 stamps Is in
successful operation, Il is the intention
to duplicate the plant with a second
unit Of the same capacity.
TONNAGE ~ THE NINE.
The mine at present figures up "a
tonnage that viii insure the continuous
operation OF 200 stamps for at least 20
years. The proposition is one OF those
presenting am almost unlimited tonnage
OF free gold mlllig ore. The ore -
most economically treated and pays "a
handsome profit on every ton. From the
mine to the mill. distance OF two and
half miles. the ore Is transported by
means OF an aerial trumway. The
company operates its own railroad
from the mine 10 Blair Junction. a sta
ton on the TonOpah road about II
miles from the property.
DISTRICT DEVELOPING.
The silver Peak country Is fast be-
coming one Of Neyada's best mining
districts. and while not productive OF
much high grade, It mas enormous
bodies Of free milling ores. Associated
with Mr.. Efhnger IN the Silver Peak
enterprise are a number OF Pittsburg
capitalists, who have ample financial
backing. The property ~ now on "A
self-supporting basis and when the big
mill is running successfully, the com
panN win paw as lnrge an interest on
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GEO q CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a q. So. Temple. Both
phones 80.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals,

Local ore buyers are making
settlements today ON the basis Of
a9M cents per ounce FOR silver
t2h cents a pound for casting
copper. 1888 cents % pound Tor
cathode copper and 30 per
100 pounds for lead
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Totals .ies'l ssso sqsol 5osls
Decrease ti02s sss.ss

The ClearIugs Ton the month
just closed amounted tD Sl651s.-
ua0.3A as against $50. 800 $3.50 20
fur The same month OF 1906
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SALT LAKE SANK cLEARIHss

,o5 For Che week ending Nov 3d.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicaro. Nov. 30 Huttcr-Easy: cream
| cries lqf23; dairies l2u2a
| Egrs-Steady at mark. cases Included,