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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-09

veloped for Il distance of about 400
feet on the strike. This ore carried
quite large percentage Of "copper" and
has excellent prospects for developing
into a mine. | am informed that
tunnel on the Jupiter group of claims,
recently purchased by this company.
has yielded about 100000. The geological
conditions of the Odin claim, and the
area surrounding Thaynes lake. are
such as to lead me to believe that the
prospect for developing q large body
OF ore in this section is exceedingly
favorable. There is every indication
both at the western openings in the
mine, and on the surface, of contin-
Suation of the ore bodies to the south
west into the undeveloped area
CONTACT ORE BODY.
"The contact ore body recently de-
veloped on the 1,300-foot level, ada
cent to the Jewel assures, has exposed
a magnificent body of galena and car
Donate ore. The existence Of TINS
fissure was unknown until recently,
and am of the opinion that other ore
bodies will be found on the contact
along other known assures to the
north and south, as well as within the
area already covered by the different
levels from the Silver King shaft. The
extending of the Hanauer tunnel to
the southwest would be an important
factor in developing the unexpected
area. To the west there is a large
territory that should be productive.
The contact north of the Fault fssure,
on the 900-foot level. will undoubtedly
be productive when developed. There
Is large area east of the Mule raise
in the McGregor fissure. Plans are
now being considered to exploit this
ground, and IL the contact is reached
1t is likely to be productive, as both
these raises have good ore bodies which
are larger as the contact above is APP
preached.
I do not consider the suits filed by
the Silver King Consolidated Mining
company, tenants in the Andes and
,Vesuvius claims, and now pending in
the courts. OF serious nature. My
examination convinces me that a salts
factory adjustment should be reached
when proper accounting is sub
lnitted."
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MINOR RAILROAD
STOCKS ACTIVE

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New York. Dec. a.-Low-priced and
minor stocks were again tho most ac-
tive features of the carly trading
Large blocks OF Wabash preferred and
other stocks Of similar class were
bought at advancing prices. While tho
usual market leaders stood still, or were
little altered.
Reading was conspiouously strong:
Pacific Coast second preferred gained .
points, United Railway and Investment
preferred 2 Wabash preferred ,e2 rs.
red Ia, and Great Northern preferred.
Western onion and United Railway and
Investment /. Manhattan fell ? and
There were sensational advances in n
variety of minor railroad stocks but the
more important stocks We're almost I'M,
up AS, United Railway and Investment
preferred 2, and National Biscuit ia. Z
Bonds We're firm.
An inquiry for the eastern trunk line
stocks advanced them smnrtly, especial-s
ly Reading, which improved points.
There was less movement among the I'M
when the leading stocks went up: Pa
.cifc Mail fell ~ and Western Union
reacted as much on the announcement
Of the increase In the dividend to y
Substantial gains continued to be
made in the usually obscure stocks but
the advance in the usual faVorites was
moderate Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey jumped 3la, United Railway and In
vestment Az, the preferred SIS, init
ed States Leather preferred 3, and Union
Pacific, Great Northern preferred and
Anaconda /.
The market closed irregular and very
active. Minneapolis and st. Louis pre-
ferred advanced points on light trans
actions This was a typical movement
Central Railroad of New Jersey made
a 6-polnt gain and United States Leath-s
er preferred 8. Proft-taking sales made
an Impression on prices in some quar-
ters of the list.
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NEvADA,s METAL OUTPUT.

Manager c. o. Snyder of the West
arn Ore Purchasing company. with
headquarters at Goldfeld, who has
been in the city for several days, de-
clared today that general mining con-
ditions are on the improve in Nevada.
I'VE arc not having the boom times
that we had awhile back, but the
II hes are getting down to conserva-
tive working basis with a steady In
crease being noted in production
II have it figured OUT Mr. Snyder
went on, that the gold production of
Nevada during the present year will
aggregate somewhere near s17,0OOO00,
while the silver output will aggregate
approximately $9.000.000. AS to cop
per, am not prepared to say just now
what it will be. OF course 1t will not
be large. but with the mines of Ely
getting in shape for a greater output
and the Yerington mines almost ready
to respond with large tonnage, It is
reasonable to presume that after this
year, copper will play an important
part in the mineral output of Nevada.
expect to see Nevada lead all other
states in the Union in the production of
gold in 1909"
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LIv,.E I !.
oMAHEA.3

Omaha, Dec. Notwithstanding, g.
500; market Slow to shade lower.
Western steers, 3.25M6Q0; Texas s steers,
z3O0m4.e5; cows and heifers 2.151li.3o
Gamers. 2.00Qp2.75i stockersi and feeders
2.151l5 . -; calves, 3.25 96.0o; bulls anu
stays, 2.22544 90. u
&c. higher Heavy, 5.55n5.15; mixed, o.i5
$3.50; lights 5.3o 800: pigs, 3.eWdo.aVo,
bulk OF sales, 5.4OGf5.55.
* 3Sheep--Receipts, 6,Vc0; market strong 10
10c higher. Yearlings. 4,I5a5 80; wethers.
a $50. 50; ewes, 3.25 40; lambs, 5.I5Q
= CHICAGO.
Chicago, Dee. s-Cattle Receipts
estimated 2aGOo market steady to lon.
lower. Beeves, A 40Gp7.T0; Texans, 3.4OQg
30; westerns, 3.4one. 60 st ,,s s ana "a
feeders. 2.60D4S0: cows and heifers. Lou
6l5.0O; calves, 6.00@S %.
Hogs-Receipts estimated, 10000; 10 ar
5ket steady to a shade higher. Lights,
G54I5. IS; mixed, 6.20G5.S5: heavy. $50
i6I5 81 X ;5ss rough. $50 80; good TO
choice heavy. 5.50d5.S73a; pigs, 3.ooD.
AS: bulk, 5 .A0aIb.Io.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec. notwithstanding,
5000; market steady to weak Stock.
ers and feeders. 3.00p5.00 bulls. 2,d0dp
AGO; calves, 3.50a6.5o; western steers,
3.7515. 30: western cows. 2. l5Q4 80.
Hogs Receipts 1900; market strong
to SC. higher Bulk Of sales 5; ~, .,icss
5. Is 95.60; lights, .5.O0d5.35; pigs. a.6oW
sheep-Recepts, 5000; market steady.
Muttons, 4.O0@5.O0; lambs, 4.S04S.50:
range wethers. 3.so96. %; fed ewes. 200
5Gp4.50.
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INVESTMENTS
SUGAR STOCKS, BONDS,
COMMERCIAL STOCKS.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
JOHN c. CUTLER, JR..
INVESTMENT BANKER.
{Ests bhshed 1899
2ss-2so CONSTITUTION BLDG
Both Phones $50.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective Sign.
ers for further information.

f IN THE DISTRICT COURT, pro.
i PATE Div stat, Y and and for Salt Laks
Deceased NOTES.-The petition OF An.
ME l.. Hardmnn, eSecutrS of tho es
tate of James r. Hnrdman, deceased, for
confirmation of the sale of the follow.
Ing described real estate Of said dece-
dent to-Wit:
!. Commencing PM X, at !, the seuthwsst corner
81 les r hoG theppee east sst LAKE Ian,
THENCE north ID TT, thence west ST. ft.'
thence south 7sls feet to the place OF
beginning. $1,000.
the southwest corner Of the aforesaid
lot, block and plat, running thence
RODS t,ence east g q feet thence
place OF beginning, 5000.
Also commencing 7s.a feet north from
the southwest corner Of the aforesaid
east 6sKA feet. thence north az feet
thence vest sa1s feet. thence south a.
feet to the place OF beginning. $500.
the Corner 2os the oa fe
east ten tiO) rods, thence north ,thses
GO rods thence vest rods 9o Tods n,as ens
beginning, $500, for the sum Of s7lNc
and upon the following terms to-wt:
Ten per cent payable at time of sale
pears from the return of sale. filed lii
on Monday. the 2lst day OF Decemher.
County Court House. in the Court Room
Of said Court, in Salt Lake City. Salt
Lake County, Utah.
7 Witness the Clerk Of said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this 9th day
a e ece'I ]. L. ELDREpaE. JR.. CLERK
BY W II rarnswortht oI DEPUTY &c Gle BIZ
TONER, =
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CONCENTRATES.

/ /.
w. O. Young departed yesterday for
the Red Butte Nevada, district to look
after mining interests.
The Gunn-Thompson company has
acquired the Hilltop group of claims
near Battle mountain, Nevada.
The initial bar of bullion from the
Utah-Arizona Gold and Copper com
pany's mill in the Weaver district,
Arizona, has arrived. Local officials
of the company feel very much graft
fed at the manner in which progress
has been made.
Stockholders OF tho Nevada Phoebe
Consolidated Mining company are
scheduled to meet next Saturday for
the purpose of ratifying the bond anu
lease given to Frank 3. Cook for the
Metals Exploration company.
General Manager Tony jacobson OF
the Columbus Consolidated Mining
company, was in Alta yesterday look
ing after mining interests.
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WOOL
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Dec. 9-Wooi, strong. Ter
ritory and western mediums, l7@22: fine
mediums, 1917; fine, 124H.
BOSTON.
Boston, Dec. S.--The local wool market
is experiencing a lull, due to mills being
fairly we'll stocked, and dealers about
cleaned out. Prices remained very firm
and show of further upward tendency
is maintained. Quotations:
California northern, 52m63; middle
county, d3dl4G; southern, S1@3S; fall free.
40@43
Oregon eastern, No staple, 6aa63:
eastern clothing, 1890; valley No. /
d5GdS.
dium staple. ,576359; fine dlothing, 56@59:
fine medium clothing, 4aa62; halfbloods,
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Dec. 9.-Money on call
easy, 2G23s per cent; ruling rate. 2k;
closing bid and offered at 2.
Time loans, firm and dull: 60 days, 32t
GoS per. cent; 90 days, 3m3A six months.
Si& Prime mercantile paper, 3ak Gag
per cent.
Sterling exchange. strong with actual
business in bankers bills. at 4S4.50@
4.st60 for so day bills, and at 1860 for
demand; commercial bills 4.S4h OASIS.
Bar silver, 40
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, firm
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LATE LOCALS.

Local Bank CIcarinss-Today's local
bank clcarings amounted to s1,1S2,-
s33.10, as against S415,s67.19 for the
same day last year. n
Detective Story Appears To-Day
Owing to the crowded condition OF the
News" on Saturday, 1t was found im-.
possible to publish the weekly detec-
tive story. It will be found on page Z
of this issue.
Boards Visit Provo--Both the men,
bers of the old and the new insanity
boards are meeting in Provo this
afternoon, having gone there this
morning for the purpose.
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A fine picture Is constant pleas
ure--
We are showing limo ranging
in price from fifty cents mp
We also do good picture framing
atamoderate prices
AIidgley-B odel, Co, SO, E. Ist South.
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Seven Troughs Coalltinnl 1.37 $50
Ohio Kentucky. .i....,.. so .......
Phoebe Demijohn..... ~ .12Ia
REGULAR CALL SALES.
It 1f1xhEk NSshI'Is ''sf fsI1'5'
Indian Queen, $500 at Is.
Iron Blossom. 200 at 2.321a.
Iron King 1 5tlI) M 1d1h

Indian Queen, 1900 at Is.
Iron Blossom. 200 at 2.321s.
Iron King, /, 500 at 141a
Mason Valley, 100 at 227Ha: 400 at
2.2o; 100 at 2.221@: 200 at 2.25.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 40. buyer so;
1000 at 39la, buyer so; 1000 at 80
Prince Con, 100 ut Las; 100 at las
seller Co.
Silver King Coalition, 100 at 4s5
Sioux Con, 500 at LATE; 500 at 150,
buyer 30.
South Columbus Con, 800 at A; 500
at 40; at 431ai 500 at Alb, buyer 80
Uncle Sam, 1900 at 81, seller 60;
500 at 5S, buyer 60.
Utah Con, 1,4O0Gat 20.
Wabash, 1000 at Is; 200 at 10.
Zenoli. 500 at ..
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 600 at 90; 500 at SO.
Black Jack, 600 at 40; 100 at As, seller
60,
Colorado. 500 at sa11s
Crown Point, 800 at H.
Iron Blossom, 900 at 2.34; 2,10O at
2.371s; 1900 at 2.42la, buyer 60; 500 at
2.40, buyer 30.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 80.
Mason Valley, 700 at 2.25.
Prince Con, 500 at 1.45
Seven Troughs, 500 at 81, buyer 60;
800 at 201s
silver King Coalition, 100 at 4.s211aa;;
400 at 4.90.
Sioux Con-. 100 at 1,50; 100 at LATE.
Tintic Central, 5000 at 9A 100 at 9ks:
5000 at OK, seller 60; $500 at OK; 400
at 10.
Utah Con, 500 at 20nS buyer 60.
DISQUALIFICATION
Shares. Value.
Regular call ..... J. 1920 9,756 50
Open board 2S.SO0 24,O2S.50
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NEW MINING CoAIpANY

The Gold Reef Platinum Mining COM
pany filed articles OF incorporation
with the secretary of state this morn
ing. The principal place Of business
for the new concern Is given as Price,
Carbon, county. and the capitalization
SSl, 500.
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q ON MINING EXCHANGE.

Mason Valley was inclined to sag to-
Fday and during the forenoon call, l,4O0
shares Were bought out, the stock sell
ing as high as 2.27l1a and as low as 2.20.8
Prince Consolidated sold 5 cents a
Share under Yesterdays figures. but
the offering was readily absorbed and
on the open board only one selling orr
! der was in evidence. iron Blossom was
stronger, while South Columbus re-
1riained steady around "A cents. Tin
tic Central came in for attention and
Uncle Sam Consolidated was bought at
81 and 5S cents.
a number of unlisted stocks partici-
pated in the trading. Federal Ely
brought 7 cents: Ohio Copper, $40; Ohio
Kentucky so cents and Demijohn 12}s
cents.
The closing quotations and sales
We're as follows:
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MINING EXCHANGE RECESS.

Out of respect to Henry boucher ono
of it's prominent members. whose wife
has died. the mining exchange this aft
ernoOn declared recess, for the day.
In his bereavement Mr.. Boucher has the
sympathy of his fellow members of the
exchange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-09
REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Black lack. zoo at Al.
Carisa, ESQ at 81.
Colorado. $50 at 3l24; so at 3.O5.
Crown Point, 100 at 1Iia.
Indian Queen 100 at 1919.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 2.371a; 400 at
2,i2la, buyer So
Lower Mammoth. 200 at "a.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 80; 500 at
3Sls
Princo Con. 100 at 1.471s
Seven Troughs, 100 1T 2ois:.
e South Columbus, 500 IS ,ta
Swansea Con, 300 at 32Ja
Tintic Central, 200 at AZ.
Uncle sam, 200 at 81.
Victoria, 10 DAT EOS.
Wabash, 800 at Is.
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REAL ESTATE is A GOOD
INVESTMENT under three condi-

REAL. ESTATE is A GOOD
INVESTMENT Under three condi-
ditions:
list. AS home.
End. As a farm producing a crop
on land located right. cheap
enough and gpoa enough to
grow in value.
Srd. Business or prospective bust
ness property in growing
town where such property is
located in the direction in
which business Is growing.
WE GAN SELL your any of the
three classes at prices that
will make you glad ever
after.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON CO,
5l2-513 Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
And after-a-while youth wonder
why You didn't BUY AND
BUY MORE preferred stock
in utah-Idaho Sugar stock
e. at today's prices.
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Mining Co Is Attention.

We repair and rewiud burned-out
motors. Special attention to out OF
town business. All work guaranteed
Wasatch Electric Service Co., No 46
Post Office Place. Bell phone. main 221s.
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MINERS. ATTENTION.

With one years option I can sell
your meritorious mining properties.
c. S.. Box 100. Park City, Utah.
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5al5S; three-eighths blood, 521o4; quar- quar-
er-blood, 476l49 . ~. &,
pulled extra, 5sd62; fine a, 0S4ee y
supers, 47do1.
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WILL SELL

100 Utah-Idaho sug. Pfd.. ss,75.
2l7 Utah-Idaho. Com, $50.
100 Independent Coal, ssc.
100 Utah-Arizona Gold & Copper
Mining. 15c.
5Con. Wagon Pfd., $1,000.
1000 Tintic Standard Mining. lie.
2 Commercial National Bank, sl2s'o.
10 Utah National Bank. sl25.oo.
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.noJP,4- WuITNEY 8 SONS

Members L. s Stock and Mining Elk.
md, 26l. 1872 Atlas. Bell, 1717.
Correspondence confidential.
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
XMAS PICTURES.

Stock Broker. 2l5 u. F. Walker BLOCK
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
Rejoice With Kern.

ri A
Indianapolis, Ind, July l5.-The re-
ception given John w. Kern, the newly
nominated democratic candidate for
vice president of the United States,
held at 1892 tonight, was as hearty, gen.
erous and spontaneous as the citizens of
indianapolis, regardless of politics,
could make it. Fully 5000 people gath
cred in Delaware street and in the
court house yard gave Mr.. Kern a he ar.
ty welcome and cheered him enthu-
siastically. The newly made candidate
addressed the big crowd for about
twenty minutes after being present
by Charles w. Fairbanks, vic-presi-
dent of the United States. Four years
ago, Mr.. Kern presented Mr.. Fair
banks to a bignonpartisan gathering
under similar circumstances.
The crowd which received Mr. Kern
was in the cheering mood. Itcheered
Mrs. Kern, William Kern and John
W: Kern, jr., when they came OH the
stand Republicans applauded as
the democrats
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
GOVERNMENT LAND OPENING
TRIP COUNTY. s. d.

The Government opening of Trip
Co. lands will probably occur about
October 1st, when million acres will
be thrown open to settlement, includ-
ing some of the finest agricultural
lands in the West. The Rosebud ex-
tention of the Chicago & North Yves.
tern Ry. is the only railway to these
lands. See that your tickets read to
Dallas, the terminus of the North
Wetern, half-mile from the reserva
ton border, United States Land
office will probably be located here.
Send for free descriptive pamphlets Civ
ing all details about the land and how
to secure quarter section of it; free
on application to any G. & N. w
ticket agent.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
Fire Losses Not Heavy.

ilst - 80
The report Of the state fire marsha
will snow that for the fiscal year I'm
der the law control ling his depart
meIt there were reported 42s fires II
the state. Of this list 14O were re
ported to have been caused from I'm
known reasons. Defective chimneys
stoves and stove pipes caused fires
Gasoline is charged with SIS fires;
twenty one. were set by lightning;
only three are charg ed to fire works;
five to Kerosene explosi ion, and sever
to gas xplosions. The remainder arr
Charged to numerous causes, none Of
which show up any great number Of
elaxes q. u
y ma g upio over four hundred
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16

tss5 ~ ~ i Z -
Alfalfa scored another victory the
last week according,to Omaha papers.
Joseph DINNERS Of Stanton, Nebraska,
shipped four carloads of fat cattle to
Omaha market and received $50 per
hundred for them and they averaged
1,572 pounds. Mr.. Lommers bought
them the middle Of last November for
"a 80 per hundred when they weighed
4, ITO pounds each. He placed them on
q balanced ration Of corn and alfalfa
and put 462 pounds on each animal.
The price Of $50 per hundred was
paid BY Swift y Company and was the
highest price paid for carload Of cat
tic ct q Missouri river market since
1909. 10 show those interested in agri-
culture and cattle feeding the results Of
feeding alfalfa with corn and why the
balanced ration ID the best for giving
cattle such finish as will bring top
prices, the National Corn exhibition to
be held at Omaha, Dec. 8 to 10 has pre-
pared 70 build 9 regular alfalfa palace.
~ this strange house Of grass. which
will be beautiful as we'll as practical,
may be seen everything from the best
machinery for handling the wonderful
grass to the alfalfa meals being manu-
] featured for feeding dairy cows, Illus
trated lectures on alfalfa growing will
- =. A.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
The Cause Not Given.

The recent financial panic with it's
depressing effects on the country re-
mains unexp planned by all the laws OF
supply and demand. 1t would be hard
to figure solution of the existing
! conditions. in fact we feel safe insay-
ing there lis none. This we are quite
certainOf, and that's that the recovery
will be complete and will carry in it's
wake the same physical prosperity as
ruled before the business barometer
bucked and broke is attested by every
token entering into our scheme of ex-
istence. The farm and mines in pro-
pucing their usual abundant output
are contributing to the world IS wealth.
The latest reports from the greatest
gold field in the World-the Transval
South Africa shows the output is at
the record volume of about $12, 500, 200
amonth, which means $50, 100000 a
year. The gold output Of the world is
larger than ever before. A total Of
$3.50, 900 600 this year would not be
4 : i "
surprising. Only ten or fifteen per
cent Of this will be required for the
arts and other purposes than money
The addition to the worlds stock Of
basic money metal of civilized nations
cannot be less than $3.50, 100000 and it
may exceed this amount. The De-
partment of Agriculture, at Washing
ton estimates that the value of the
country s farm products of 1908 will
reach the IS, 900, 200, 900 mark. These
facts would prove that we are having
a steady and increasing initiation of
the standard of values which is certain
to have its effect, in due course upon
prices. The process is gradual but it
is sure as the operation Of the natural
+ law.