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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
SHELTER Is ASSURED
FOR THE LODI MINES

DR.. c. /. Burt of Denver. who is assocf
ated with j. H. Eaton, also of Denver, in
the building of a smelter to treat the ores
of the Lodi Mines cOmpany's property
and the other mines of that Nevada dis
trlct. was in the city yesterday purchas-
ing a traction engine outfit that will be
used in transporting ores from the mines
TO the smelling plant at Luning, forty
miles distant.
DR.. Burt reports that the materials and
equipment for the smelter have been pur-
chased n that a portion of it is al
ready on the ground 1t is designed TO
build a mating plant of $50 tons initial
capacity, and he states that there is now
more than 81. 10000 worth of ore already
blocked out and awaiting treatment in
the property of the Lodi Mines company
alone. He hopes to have the smelter ready
for business in four months from now, or
by the first of December.
The interesting feature Of this business
locally is found in the fact that the prop
erty of the Lodi Goldr& Copper company,
of which Jacob Evans is president, is To-
Gated adjoining the Lodi Mines company's
possessions on the north and covering the
same lode, while the Lucky Girl com
pany, another local corporation with
James Christianson. state treasurer, as
president. also has a fine property in the
safne camp. With the smelter in opera
ton. both will have an opportunity TO
market ore and cut a wide swath in the
district on their own accounts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
MUCH MINING MACHINERY
ROLLING INTO PIOCHE

Compared with the past ten years min
Ing enterprise in this district, the months
of April. May. June and July of the pres
emit year. eclipses all previous efforts. says
the Phoebe Record. One can hardly rea-
lie, until the data is compiled. the i'm
mense amount of machinery that has
been purchased and placed in operation
in the latter period Of the time.
While money conditions were at a
standstill, the price of metal at a low
ebb. and a general s~tagnation of all en-
terprises, Phoebe. witt her surrounding
properties within a adius of from n TO
twenty miles. realizing the mineral out
put to be derived by modern methods. has
been on the move in a way that speaks
volumes. This large equipment means
larger a rolls, more dirt coming out
of the ground and more ore shipments:
Here is what has been placed on the
various properties now forging ahead
with good, sensible development work.
opening up new ground, exposing new ore
bodies and in a general way. showing to
the mining world what lies beneath one
of the largest and best mineral belts in
the state:
Boston & Phoebe Mining company. 100
horsepower gasoline hoist and a twelve
drill compressor.
Prince Consolidated company. 100 horse
compressor.
Ely Valley Mining & Milling company,
forty horsepower gasoline hoist, and four
drill compressor
five horsepower hoist.
California-Pioche mpan forty horse
power gasoline hoist.
Nevada-DeS Moines company, forty
horsepower gasoline hoist and three-drill
compressor.
A-nderson-Baker company, twenty-five
horsepower hoist and three-drill compress
Sor.
Mendah-Nevada company. forty horse
power gasoline hoist and three-drill COM
pressor.
Nevada-Utah corporation, a new loco
motive and an extensive hosting plant
on tho Onondago mine.
Pioche-Pacific company, twenty horse
power gasoline hoist.
Just think of it, reader. and consider
what such q movement means to actual
development work. While we have had
no perceptible boom in the town, all this
activity can be told by the paid freight
bills at the Phoebe freight depot.
Right now there is a great conference
being held by those in the proper posi-
ton on the Salt "a road. considering
the immediate extension of their Phoebe
Caliente branch to the Princ mine, pass
ing on its course, as proposed, the Ely
Valley properties, the great Highland dis
trict, the Demijohn. the Golden Prince and
many other properties of equal merit.
Smelter and other reduction plants are
being seriously considered. An electric
light plant, also, to be located at Bull
lionville. is one of the enterprises Of the
near future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
UTAH COPPER'S
BIG DIVIDEND
More Than $3.50, 900 to Be
Discussed by Bingham'S
Y0ungSter Bonanza.

The initial quarterly dividend of Soc a
share was declared by the executive COM
mittee OF the Utah Copper company, at
Colorado Springs. yesterday morning. 1t
will be paid Sept. 80 TO shareholders of
record Sept. 20. Such was the word re-
ceived by General Superintendent Robert
G.. Gemrnell from General Manager d. G..
Jackling during the day. II was also
that the quarterly statement
would be issued Aug. /.
The Utah Copper company has $4,000
shares of issued stock and 1000 shares
OF convertible stock. which. now that the
company has gone on a dividend basis that
means more than 6 per cent. which the
bonds draw, will undoubtedly be taken
up before the books close on the dividend.
The company also has 1900 shares OF
stock that can be disposed of whenever
the company sees fit TO do IL This would
make a total issue of 10000 shares The
dividend viii most likely be paid on 49,
600 shares and thus call for the disburse-
ment of 1857 500.
BY the end of the present week the
company's big milling plant at Garfield
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
Mining Notes.

Four cars of ore from Utah mines and
three from Nevada mines were released
from the Pioneer sampler yesterday.
Frederick Lyon. assistant managing d.
rector of the United States company, is
over from California looking after mat
tiers on this end of the line.
There were released from the Taylor &
Brunton sampler yesterday twenty-four
car loads Of ore from Utah mines and
three from Nevada mines.
Manager Scion Spiro of the Silver King
Consolidated came down from the Park
Saturday night to remain over Sunday at
home. He returned to camp yesterday
morning.
Superintendent Jackson McChrystal of
the Gemini says that the big pumps be-
ing placed in commission at the property
are performing their functions perfectly
and that it will be only a matter of a
few days now until mining at depth is
resumed.
L. A. Jeffs, the we'll known mining man
and engineer who has been laid up for
several months with a bad knee, and
who has been out of the hospital for a
few weeks only, will leave for his old
home at Rockland. Mich. today for a
several weeks visit.
Manager P. D. Del,nas of the Delmas
Copper states that a winze is
now being sunk in fine ore from the up
per to the lower tunnel and that 1t will
be only a short time till he is in the
market with another two-carload lot of
ore that will average better than 10 per
cent in the red metal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Colorado Moves Up and Crown Point
Takes a Tumble Durinq Day.

The three days holiday and the big ex-
cursion to Tintic had no material effect
on the stock market yesterday. Prices
were generally pretty firm. but there was
nothing resembling a boost or a boom as
a result of the inspection of the mines of
the Tintic camp.
Colorado was considerably stronger.
While Crown Point, on the strength of a
report that work at the property had
ceased. went off &c or SC a share. Uncle
Sam and May Day were both strong and
In good demand and there was also good
buying of Sioux Consolidated and Iron
Blossom.
During the two regular and open board
calls a total of II, 405 shares of stock. with
a selling value of 500. 176. changed hands.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during the day:
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DOINGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

East Crown Point solo at SC and back
to 4c a share yesterday. Emma Copper
sold at SIC, Ely Witch at zoe, Mason
Valley at $1.35, Silver King Coalition
at "a and Prince Consolidated at $1.15,
buyer sixty days.
Twenty-Five cents was bid for Con-
solidated Jefferson, 14hc for Demijohn
and Ice for Mineral Flat, while Ohio
Copper was quoted at s2.95 at S3.05, Old
American at 200 at 24c, with Uintah
Treasure Hill an offering at 1714c. A
broker stated during the afternoon that
1 900 shares Of Ohio Copper had been
purchased for eastern account at So a
share, but no record of the transaction
was made on the exchange.
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THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought at the fol-
lowing places in Nevada
Observation-Disclosures II. Baker.
TuScarora-Mrs A. l.. Clark.
Reno-Rosenthal & Armanko.
Goldfield-Palace News Stand and
Hunter Adv. & Pub. Co.
Ely-Harville Stationery Co., G. q
Faxon and Walden & Burnett
CahenteoJohn Shier.
Delamar-J. NJ. Kelly.
P~ioche-Pioche Drug Co. and A A Car
than. p NJ.
Cobre-Richard Richards.
Raw hide-Louie Polin.
Las Vegas-Wilson Drug Co.
Smelter-M. Herman.
Tonopah-T. A. Oldfather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
ISALT LAKE OPERATORS
TAKING UP COAL LANDS

Castledale, July 25.-J. H. Mays, the
Salt Lake City attorney and mining
man. spent a few days this week at
Cedar creek. MIR. Mays and a company
of Salt Lake capitalists have made
applications for eighteen claims of coal
land in Emery county. amounting to
5000 acres.
A considerable amoun Of work has
been done in opening up the Cedar
creek coal claims. 1t is expected that
in the not distant future a large coal
camp will be started by these capital
lists, as the properties are good ones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
OGDEN SHELTER IS
GETTING UNDER WAY

:. Word from Manager J.. B.. Jen- :
= son yesterday was to the effect :
y that a start had beer made at the :
= Independent Smelling company's =:
= copper works. northwest of Og- :
= den, and that one of the two fur :
= naces would be rolling out high :
= grade matte within a day or two. {:
= The furnace will handle $50 ton :
= of ore a day, and the second fur- :
= mace will be started possibly dur :
= ing the coming week. :
= The company has contracted for :.
= ore from a number of good compa- :
= MES, and no trouble Is going to be :!
= experienced in getting all the nee :.
= essary ore to keep the works going :.
: full blast. once they are placed in :
= full commission. /:
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Mines and Mining Stocks

will have the eleventh section in steady
commission and it will not be long until
the entire plant of twelve 250-ton sections
will be running. To go or a substantial
dividend basis within eighteen months aft
er getting under Roadway and that before
the reduction works is in full commission
Is something not heard OF every day. But
that is what has happened TO Utah Cop
per, and II Is safe to say that the rate
of dividends will be materially increased
next January, or whenever the first quar-
ters distribution for 1903 is mad and
particularly II the price of copper moves
up a cent of two a pound.
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TO MINE NEAR PARIS.
Fine Prospects in Southern Idaho t.
Be Operated.

Men with means to do the work they
map out LAY become interested in the
mining discoveries made near Paris q year
g by Charles lnnes and George w. Ne
beker. says the Montpelier, Idaho, EX-
aminer.
j. II. Eversoll, manager of the Great
American Importing Tea company; An
drew Madsen, superintendent of the bust
ness of Jesse Knight, and L. w. Johnson
Of Parvo, a mining expert, have investi-
gated the properties. I'D are so pleased
with the showing that they have secured
control already of twenty-three claims,
and have organized a company to go
ahead with the development.
The company was organized last Tues
day and was Incorporated under the law
of the state of Idaho. 1t is capitalized
at $50, 600, with 100000 shares of the par
value of sc each. The board of directors
will conduct the affairs of this ompan
for the first year of its existence and
will consist of Andrew Madsen, w. ID.
Passey and l. W. johnson of Parvo; A.
c. Candland of Pleasant Grove, ]. H.
Grimmett, ]. Russell Shepherd and
Charles Innis OF Paris. and B.. F. Wow
ward of Spanish Fork. Utah. Andrew
Madsen Is the president, ]. H. Everson,
secretary and treasurer. and L. W. John
son. manager.
The company will be known as the Paris
Boulder Mining company. with head Of
fees over the bank building in Paris,
Ida. L. W. Johnson says that there is
some good country here and they have
twenty-three claims, and during the nexl
twelva months will spend several thou
sand dollars In developing these claims.
There is good mineral oil the surface
showing iron. copper. lead and silver IN
large quantities, as well as good indica-
tons of gold.
Mr.. Johnson, the manager, has been in
the mining business for fifteen years and
understands the business thoroughly. He
will leave for Parvo this week, where he
will spend the next two weeks in COM
Melting his arrangements to AXE up the
work here in Paris and push it with a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
TWO TINTIC COMPANIES
FORMALLY DISSOLVED

Application was made to the district
court yesterday for the dissolution Of
w of the Jesse knight Mining COM
panies. One is the Juab Mining COM
pany, with a capital stock Of $3.50, 900,
and the other the Plutus Consolidated
Mining & Milling company, with a cap
ital of $500, 900. The first distributes
among its stockholders assets valued at
S13, 800, and the latter $50, 900.
These properties will be found In an
other corporation by and by.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
Afternoon Sales.

Ajax, 2OOGSOc.
Beck Tunnel. 7ooasLs5. 5oOas1.4o. buy
cr 60.
Bingham Amalgamated. 5oG161kc.
Colorado. a0GS4.6 90. 50Gs4.s5. 10oG$4.6 21a.
Crown Point, 1O0q2715c. 5O0426c. 1200G25c,
60O424hc. 500d231kc, 1oOd24c.
Hecla. Sooaes1zc, 2oooa3Sc. seller SO; 800
G2c.
Iron Blossom. 1l0ods2.3o, 20oGs2.2o I, seller
so: 1ooGs21 7lk. seller 90: 1OOaS217h.
Keystone, o0Od2Oc-
Lower Mammoth, 100CG42c.
MAY Day, 300953c-
Mountain Lake. SOod7Oc. buyer 60: 2oO9
Csc.
New York. 400Gsc-
Seven Troughs. 500G2lAc.
Sioux Con-. o0GSl 10.
Swansea Con-. 5O0d4ic. 500d42c, buyer 60;
10O0G401kc-
Tintic Central. 200oG5&c.
Uncle Sam. Soodsl.221s.
Utah Con, 500d2119c.
Victor Con-. 5oo@i2ltc.
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel. 170odsl-35.
Black Jack. 1000060c
Colorado. OioQs4.6o. l~OGas462lk.
Crown Point. 50d22hc. 5o0d22c. buyer
60: lOOOa22c. 5oOd211ac.
Columbus Con, 10nS1.O.
Iron Blossom, 500q$2.l5. 290oa $2.11h, LOO
as. 22k, buyer 50.
seven Troughs. J00I21c.
Uncle Sam. 55eGsl.2eh, 5ooas1.22H, seller
so: 2200dSl.25.
| Utah Con. 500d2lRc.
Victor Con-, oOul2c.
| Shares sold. 36. go.
Selling value. $Sl. 974.7
Bathing is at its best: battle now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada
stocks in San Francisco. yesterday. as re-
ported over the private wires of James
A. Pollock & Co., were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
YER|NGTON IS
A COMING CAMP
Engineer Lew HUMPHREYS
Talks of Mason Valley
and Others.

Lew HUMPHREYS, the Gunn-Thomp-
son company's consulting engineer. has
just returned from a trip to Yerington
and Fairview, New. General Manager
George z. Gum of the Mason Valley
company. who has beef to the coast
since visiting the property, returned
with Mr.. HUMPHREYS yesterday morn
ing.
The Yerington district is coming
rapidly to the 'front.'" said Mr.. Hum
phries, and the Mason Valley COM
pany's mines are fast earning recogni-
ton as the peer of anything in the west.
Every foot of development now being
done Is being made to count, as all
of it, with the exception of the new
tunnel. has a tendency to block out
the ores and add to the measurable
value of the mines.
The Nevada Douglas is also making
a wonderfully fine mine, and the
amount of rich chalcocite ore liz is
being developed at depth is truly as
tonishing. l was all through the prop
erty on this trip and the showing that
is there being made must be highly
gratifying to the management. 1t is
no longer a question as to whether a
mine exists or not, it is more a mat
ter of concern to the anagemen of
this and other properties of the district
just now that railroad connection and
smelling facilities be provided. These
are now an imperative necessity, and
that the camp will soon get both is
certain, for they must come.
Il was told while at camp that prep
arations are now being made for the
inauguration of a broad campaign at
the Bluestone. the De Lamar bonanza,
and 1 also heard good reports from
the Western Nevada, but concerning
the latter o had better wait for the
return of Manager Morris NJ. johnson,
who, 1 understand. was just going into
camp when I got ready to leave. 1 car
say however, that the district is pick
ing up fast and it is going to make a
noise in the mining world. just as sure
as you are born"
Took in Fairview, Also.
From Yerington Mr.. HUMPHREYS took
q run into Fairview and had a look
through the Nevada Hills. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the mine was a
Rig n and that it woul go to the
deep. The only thing that surprised
him was that the mine had not been
opened to a depth of at least 1000 by
this time. He added, though. that the
faulting system had been learned and
ii had been practically proved that the
ores would go to the deep. Sulphides
are already in evidence. and. now that
the management has decided to pound
the shaft down, he looks for disclosures
that will be little short of sensational
as development progresses.
IT like the looks of the Fairview
district" said Mr.. HUMPHREYS, land,
while the Nevada Hills is the one big
min of the camp at the present time,
| am sanguine that several big proper
ties will eventually be made there.
was told of leases in the camp that
were doing well and by n by the
companies are sure to get down to bust
ness and make bonanzas Of what are
now only good prospects"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
Forenoon Sales.

oofS
Beck Tunnel, 100Gs1.3 5, 17OoGs1. BIZ. 1900
GS1. 4912. buyer 60.
Bullock. 1o0OG111ac.
Colorado. 100G 81. 571z, S00ds4.60.
Columbus. 2O06Sl- 6211.
Crown Point. 201d3lc, buyer GO; 600d29c.
Iron Blossom. l00ds2 80. 1O0Gs2.27lk, 1900
&. ., 6o0ds2. 80. buyer 60.
Iron Hat. 2000a6i2c.
May Day, 2700d52c. 15O0d53c.
Mountain Lake. 01d l0c-
Nevada Hills. 3ooqSi.60.
New York, 1O00GSc.
Sioux, 1300dS 81. 121z. 2O0QS1.15. buyer 80.
South Columbus Con-. S00d52c.
Swanse a Swansea Con-, 10OO643c, 5Dq
42kc. 20Oq42c.
swansea Extension. 1O0O@5c.
Tetro, 2O0d15c.
Uncle Sam, 3450dS1.25.
Utah Con-, I5QOd21hc, 3200922c.
Yankee Con-, 10O949c.
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel. 12Oo0s1.3 715. 50oGs1.4 40. buy
er 80; 5c0GS1.4 2h, buyer 60.
Colorado. 100ds4.61. 500G$4.6. buyer 60.
Crown Point, 500G2Sc.
Grand Central. 5OdS3.421e.
Iron Blossom, l200qS2-2o, OOGS2.27H, 800
G$2. 32E. buyer 80.
May Day, 1000Q52c.
Mountain Lake, 30od6ec.
Nevada Hills. 2OOaSl.60.
Sioux Con-, 3o0ds1.12h.
Utah Con-, 5o0G22c.
Shares sold. H.155.
Selling value. S37,201-25-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-28
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Newhouse .. ..l.3N 54 ga 5s
Utah Cop. $500 372s IS 81 37h
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