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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-17
B|SBEE ELkS PLAN
FINE NEW BUILDING
Financial Part Is Taken Up AT
a Meeting Held
Last Evening.

For the first time since the con-
fiagration, which cost the EIks lodge
of this city Its home building, Bisbee
Lodge, No. GIL. met last evening in
regular session in the Odd Fellows
lodge room in the Johnson Henninger
building. About one hundred Elks
were present and Brother Corey pre-
sided as Exalted Ruler in the absence
of Exalted Ruler McGregor.
Many were the expressions of re-
greet as the members gathered in the
lante-rooms. Fond "reminiscences and
tender memories were recited in CON
nection with the Elks home laid
waste by fire only two night previous,
but before the lodge adjourned steps
were taken which will ensure the
erection of another Elks' home on the
same site, more imposing and more
costly than before.
The EIks lodge building and club
rooms were insured for $19,50O. The
building and furniture are estimated
to have cost $4,000, and last night
the members faced a loss Of not less
than $4,000 The Indebtedness Of
the lodge, which was incurred for
building purposes, will be paid of az
once out of the insurance fund, and
the interest due to stockholders will
be paid TO the semi-annual period.
After these obligations are met the
lodge will have ON hand approximate
w $500, which will the the nucleus
for another building fund.
. On October 25 the Elks will give
field day at Don Luis II win be a
burlesque on Buffalo Bilrs Wild West
show. and the officers and members
will be seen in Indian and cor"bcy
scenes. The proceeds of the field
Day viii be added to the suilding
fund. and it is the expectation OF
Bisbee Lodge No GIL that. within
ninety days. work VIII haze been
commenced on the new ELS homo.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-17
MEXICAN CONSUL HERE.

Consul Garcia, stationed by the
Mexican government at Naco, was in
yesterday from the border city TO
confer with Mayor Nea1e in regard to
alleged determinations which had
been made against citizens of The Mex
lean government during the recent
fire. It was claimed that guards had
prevented Mexicans from entering the
postoffice and Copper Queen store
when Americans had been permitted
to enter. The matter was most
amicably adjusted. and the consul d.
parted Immediately.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-17

dance, a crowd which pays them
good returns.
They have announced that all the
proceeds derived from The dance
TO the fire sufferers. Here is an OPP
to the fire sufferers. He re is an OPP
portunity for those who enjoy dancing
to spend pleasant evening and at
the same time help a cause whose
worthiness need not be told
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-17
B|sBEE BAND WILL
HELP FIRE VICTIMS

The members of the Bisbee band
have demonstrated, or win demon.
strate tonight. that they are made of
the right sort of stuff, and are willing
TO 90 to the help of those in need
without being called on.
For some time they have been Civ
ing dances at the old opera house.
The building has been put in COM
paratively good shape, the floor
leveled and the interior decorated
The music is always good. and the
result has been that they have every
Saturday night, at their weekly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
TINT|C STOCKS
HIGHER TODAY
---- ------------
Colorado Opened in Fine Form
And Sold Above Three
Dollars a Share.
CROWN POINT ON ACTIVE LIST
Mountain Lake Recorded IN Advancc
Closing Quotations
And sales

Prices of Stoke scared during the
early calls of the mining exchange to-
day. Practically all the knight stocks
advanced. Colorado opened in fine
form and began doing business at
g. 971a and marched up the line stead
ny to 1910, when it reacted. closing
with the transfer OF 100 shares at
s3.92is. Crown Point boobed up and
closed in fairly good demand at 2Sia,
while Mountain Lake started At "A cents
at which figure the last sale OF the
forenoon was made. Beck Tunnel did
business at IS ana 10 cents; Uncle
Sam Consolidated was bought at 6s
and SO cents, while sioux Concentrated
remained steady at i5ia cents. Seven
Troughs continued weak. hat New YORK
Bonanza displayed considerable aetlv-
ity from II up to % cents. one sale
OF Iron Blossom was reported at 30
cents; Bullock was bought at Y cents
and South Swansea at 10 cents. Silver
King Coalition was the only unlisted
stock 1old-it going at S 1850 anu $3.50.
The closing quotations and sales were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03

stated as being in the Regent mining
district of Churchill county. The min
eralized porphyry extends six miles
north and south and two miles from
east TO west. or about IL square miles,
and II IL all covered with locations.
The surface shows very little quartz
float; near the camp OF Rawhide there
arc boulders of quartz, evidently the
result of replacement in the porphyry
dikes characterizing the district. The
inineralized district is an immense up
lift crossed by bikes of iron-stained
porphyry which, where q Replacement
of feldspar by silica has taken place,
has become nineralized with gold and
silver. The iron stain is due TO oxiGa-
tion Of the ryrlte. The iron stain Is
the prospector's guide. for gold appears
to accompany 1t through the porphyry.
The white tale gouge often is rich.
These mineralized bikes are from 70
to so feet wide with strealSs of high
grade ore, the whole mass Qn some
already developed) being a good grade
Of milling ore. Good ore has been
found in half dozen places from Bal
loon bill westward as far as the Nc
Mann group, about two and a half
miles in a direct line. Here 200 foot
cross-cut has cut the dixie, showing
about three feet of ore, which when
picked is said to be rich enough for
shipment. The remainder of the dixie
Is milling ore. These streaks If high,
grade stuff often appear as separate
veins in dixie, but 1 think they are
due to replacement along shear-line
in the dixie. TO the southeast the por-
phyries are capped with basaltie lava
Placer gold has been found in the
vicinity, but owing to the limited
amount of erosion and the fact that
cloud-bursts (Which are characteristic
of che deserD are so violent, every
thing in the canyons is swept onto the
desert mesas and spread over wide
area, so that the amount of placer gold
to be found is not likely to be large
The gold is extremely fine in the ore
and would be hard to save by. washing
in pans or sluices. although pieces
worth 60 or 20 cents have been report
ed found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
CAMP OF JEssUP.
A New District In Nevada Tint is At
tracing Attention.

Jessup. the new mining district 95
miles southwest of Lovelock, continues
to he the center of attraction for the
prospector and Investment seeker. and
during the past week the influx of
people has been much larger than anV
time since the big rush was started.
Tint the new district will make good
and will sooner or later occupy a prom
inent position In the ranks of Neada's
great gold producing camps, is evil
dent from the good reports that are
coming In and from the numerous big
strikes that have lately been recorded
The citizens of the new section are
Keeping abreast OF the times. charac-
teristic of Nevada's bustling camps,
and have organized a new mining dis
triet The organization WAS effected
last Saturday az q mass meeting held
FOR that purpose. Practically every
miner and prospector in the district
attended the meeting. II was unan-
imously decided to christen the new
district Jessup. in honor OF Frank Jes-
sup. one Of the original locators T..
H. Francis was elected district re-
corder. Charles Murray was elected
chairman and Mark Bradshaw was
named as secretary.
White Canyon, the only town IN this
district, is growing RAPIDLY and Is ear
~ assuming metropolitan airs. The
new town now boasts of two restaur-
ants. a bakery, lodging house. three
saloons, a general merchandise store
and n corral and feed ward The first
lots we're placed on sale the fore part
OF this week. They are selling Mt S75
each. and It Is reported that quite n
number have been sold. Preparations
are being made to erect several sub
stantial buildings and In Il short time
the tent. which marks the lncplency
OF a new town will be RELOCATED 10
make. room for modern structures.
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CONCENTRATES.

General Supt. James Chambers Dick
of the Yampa companies went out to
Bingham this morning.
Fred r. Davis. the broker, who went
to California with the Elks a few weeks
ago, has returned home.
y. r.. Jones. the veteran smelter man,
who has been confined to his home by
Illness. is able to be out again.
j. A. Foley has gone to the Gold
Circle district in Nevada agtlin to
look after some mining interests.
Jesse Knight has announced that
work win In all probability be re-
sumed in the Crown Point property In
the near future.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick Il
Company We're: Crude ore and con-
centrate, $4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
Manager Charles H. Doolittle of the
Bingham New Haven Mining company
Is spending the day in Bingham. This
company Is doing nothing but develop
ment work at the present time.
c. L. Jennings. purchasing agent OF
the Utah Copper company. is confined
to his home by sickness and his physi-
clan says IL may be a couple of weeks
to his duties again.
John NJ. Daugherty of Omaha has ar
rived in the city to look after mining
interests in this region He is an ex-
tensive shareholder in the Wabash and
also represents the interests of 9TH
ers in the same proposition
a special meeting of shareholders
of the Bullfrog National Bank Min
ing company viii be held ON the 18th
inst. in Goldfeld, to devise ways and
means for meeting the company's in
debtedness.
Advices from Park City indicate
that the New York Bonanza mine is
showing up with some fine ore on the
600 level. Their has been quite a little
inquiry for the stock during the past
few days.
Work has been started on the new
tunnel for the Black Jack mine In the
Tintic district, This tunnel will open
up the vast deposits of iron ores in the
property as well as supplying a con-
venient avenue for the egress for the
ores throughout the whole property.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 3.-Wheat was
nervous at the opening with trade ex-
trcmely light. But the fact that tho
Liverpool market failed to be affected
by yesterdays local decline and small
northwestern receipts coupled with
the good demand by commission
houses soon induced a firmer tone
May opened u at sc lower to II
at u higher at ok at q and ad-
vanced to 9S%.
Corn was firm at the opening des-
pite lower cables and local receipts
which were much heavier than antici-
pated. May opened unchanged to 4
lcwer at GIL ut 61l4 and sold up to
6l15
Oats were a shade lower at SIS at
II and sold up to SO.
Provisions were extremely active.
They opened weak on decline OF
u l0c in live hogs, but quickly re-
gained the lost ground on covering
by shorts, MAY pork opened un-
changed at 2iAc lower at l1.67Ia at
ITO, and sold up TO 767h.
Ribs We're NC lower at Csc and
sCld up to 655.
The wheat market became very strong
In the last hour, advancing from ? TO 3
cents above the low point This was due
largely TO heavy buying by leading bulls
strong with May up 97sa2is At l.oOQh
The corn market was affected by the
late strength in wheat. prices gaining
more than one cent over the low pont
Tho high point for May was G9aic. The
close was strong with May up 1ss at
62Mc.
close-wheat-May 1oOalE July 95M:
corr-Siay s2%: July coz; Sept. coz.
Oats May (old) 5aA; May 5tH: JulS
Porls1Moy le.o5i July 1885.
Lard-Mny 7.S0; July 500
Ribe--Mev GO; July 705.
Rve--Cach So.
BHrley.-Cnsh 1899
Tlmothy-March 4S5,
Clover-March 10 %.
LIVERPOOL WHEAT.
Liverpool March 3.-Close-Wheat-
March "a Nd; May rs gid; July rs $50.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York March 3-Sugar raw lrm.
fair refining a,3B; centrifugal 80 test 1856;
mOlassos sugar al.
Refined steady. Crushed 500. powdered
600: graduated 40
coffee quiet; No I Rio ca. Noi san.
tos sHsQTc
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago March 3.-Butter steady
Ctcamcries 2lff3l' diaries 20M21
Fees steady, nj mark, cases included
iS0 80,
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CHANGE OPENING
: MIXED and NARROW
General Advance Followed Spe-
cialties Leading in Up
ward Trend.

New York, March S.-opening price
changes of stocks today were mixed
and narrow in all cases. Fluctuations
of half-measured were extreme except
American Smelling, which declined ps.
The dealings were of trihing signiii-
canoe.
There was a general advance after
the opening which was most pronounced
in the speoialtles. Reading rose to SO
and Northern Pacific TO l22 w. but the
movement generally in the railroad list
was narrow. National Lead advanced
beyond yesterdays close, Great
Northern ore Certificates 1 VI, Sloss-
Shflied Steel is. and Baltimore &
Ohio, Illinois Central and International
Pump preferred /.
The market for n time broadened
into livelier activity and more strength
than for many days past. Trading was
dull at fractional reactions at noon.
Bonds were heavy.
The market he'd steady for long
interval after u o'clock and was without
important change for the usual leaders
Brandy Mining yielded iss and American
Smelling preferred improved 2l4.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 3.-Cattle-Receipts
about $500. Market steady. Beeves,
3.90q6.00; cows and heifers, 1.S5@49 80;
Texans, 3.7514.75; calves, 5.0047 .25;
westerns. 400M5o0 stockers and feed
ers, 2.75@h90
Hogs-Receipts, about 10000. Market
to 10 cents lower. Lights. 4.3O@4.5o;
mixed, 4.30W4.55; heavies, i.30@4.50;
rough, 4.soq4i0; pigs. S.6o@4S5 bulk
A4OQ4.50
Sheep Receipts. about 1900. Mar
ket strong. Natives. 350@56O; west
ems, 3.i005.60; yearlings, 5.00@6.25;
lambs, 5,0On6,S5; westerns, 5.25@6.S5.
OMAHA.
Omaha, March --Cattle-Receipts
$500. Market steady. Native steers.
4.00l5.60; cows and heifers. 2,75G4.75;
western steers, 3.50@5.00; Texas steers.
325a4l0 cows and heifers, 2.5Oq4.OO;
Gamers, 2.25QS0O stockers and feed
ers, 275a4.S5; calves, 3.00d575; bulls
and stays, etc, 2,75@4.75.
Hogs-Heceipts. 1900. Market 5q10
cents lower. Heavies, 4.20@4.30; mixed,
415@42O; light, 4.10@4.2O; pigs, 5000
400; bulk of sales, 4.15Q4.2O.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market strong.
Yearlings, 5.25@6.0O; wethers, 5.00Q5.35;
ewes, 4.60Q5.1O; lambs, 6.25q6.75.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March .3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 10000. including 300 southerns.
Market steady. Native steers, 44O4
$50; native cows and helfers, 800@500;
stockers and feeders, 3.25@5.00; bulls.
,S.25G4.50; calves, 350@G.25; western
steers, 4.25q5.50; western COWS, 5000
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Market to 10
cents lower. Bulk of sales. .25Gl4. 40;
heavies. 435Q4.50; packers. 425Q445;
pigs and lights. 3.S0G4.35.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000, Market stea-
dy. Muttons. 4.50@5.5O: lambs, $3.50
go; range wethers, 5.OO@62O; fed ewes,
4.5OQ5.S5.
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I MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

development laterally and also at depth
ana finding new ore bodies Of great
size and richness IN both directions.
u Is bigger and richer mine now
than II was year ago when the stock
sold az $40. Its new smelling con-
tract Is perfectly satisfactory and
viii enable the company 20 so on
earning and paying LARGE livi1ends as
II did when 1t was operating It's own
plant,
PLANS have hccn drawn Tor new
smeltcr which viii cost about 5l.500 600.
The company ms cash nn hnul villa
which to pay for H. and after the man
agemcnt has carefully comparcd the
items Of cost u Will determine whether
or not Il Is advisable 90 build or TO
renew the present custom smelling
contract.
AT $40 per share Utah Conso!idated's
gross market valuation is $4,000. II
has OF actually blocked out and prob
able ore approximately 3,o0OooO tons,
which viii Weld a profit Of 81 ner ton,
or Sl2000oo on a l3-ccut copper mar
ket This does not take iato con-
sheraton any OF the orc below the
bottom workings OF the mine, or beyond
the western oufi % as pre- seVt awaflS-
ings. IN addition 10 ITS sS.0D9oo0 OF
cash and quick assets. It has its old
smeiter recently cl0scd down. which
can probably be turned TO account in
such q manner that Il viii save the
company 100000 to 100000 IN the con-
structlon of the new smeltor. on the
basis Of its actual demonstrated value.
therefore. Utah Consolidated should
sell $40 per share higher. Its splendid
achievements In tho past, its prospec-
tive ore developments and It's current
earning capacity should cause the
stock to sell at $50 per share before
the end OF this year. ! believe Utah
Consolidated's future viii be greater
than its mast .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
HE LIKES RAwHIDE.
New York Engineer Says New Camp
Is Il Winner.
.(Pollock Special Wire.

Reno New. March 2-Hernan w
Knlckerbocker wires from Rawhlde.
Neb., as follows; "W, II. Devereaux.
,It. New York mining engineer. yes
terday completed a critical and extern
sive examination OF the properties in
the new camp. | am prepared 20 say
that | never saw such remarka Die
showing of gold over such large
area In my life as that revealed in n
tour over these hills If any one should
tell me that there would not be at
least half dozen big mines in this
district, ! would tell him ne was crazy.
have not taken any ones word for
the values represented IN the properties
visited. but made a number Of tests
personally and my opinion OF them can
best be expressed by the statement that
| am willing to put my money into the
camp The distribution of the gold de-
poslt Is not limited to one or two lodges.
Anywhere In the mineral belt a man
has chance 10 make money. OF course
Il follows that any business investments
win similarly prosper ms the camp has
Undoubtedly an assured future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03

BOTH n. h y. &. ana also the
DEsERET BUILDING SOCIETY
were founded To help people get homes.
Also 20 help their stockholders save
money,
Mon, women boys or girls can pay
monthly any amount from nifty cents
20 So.
THE RESULTS.
stakeholder paying In 80
per month for i29 months would
pay IN Observation-Disclosures. 81 $50
The stock then natures and he
draws out ia cnah ..,.t.....t.,..... 81 900
Smaller on lnrger monthly nuyments
would have results ln like proportion
Besides, " fOr any reason the stock
holder az any time desires 10 use his
money he can get an his principal IN
cash and also annual interest nj
Per cent 90 end OF the last flscnl year
For those having monthly Incomes
Who wish 10. save 1 know OF mo- other
plan eo good
In March tho Desoret Building
Society (ofhce No rs East South Tenn
ne street, opens q new series OF
ftncka suhfCwbe now. All the profits
80 tp Tho stockholders.
Directors aud All officers except the
heNffiafy serve without nay. aud the
secretary draws only fair wages for
hcinal work performed
GEORGE NJ. CANNON.
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Calumet & Hecla. e36ae50; Centennial,
sShfl2ih: Con. Mercur. 81 asked; Cop
per Range, 6OM@ei; DAILY West, SdSis;
Elm River, i@lh; Franklin, TAdSh;
CRANKY. st@s5; Greene Ganarea, SKA
sale 141i4ii Massachusetts. 2&G3h;
Mexican Cons, 5is m6; Michigan "a 0p
Sh Mohawk. 50I51 " Nevada Cons,
9Mq9&; North Butte, 609bOM; Old
Colony. so asked; Old Dominion 80 y ~
80 y Osceoia, SOdsa; Parrot 1sI 1874
Quincy S2if asked; Rhode Island. $40
81: Shannon, 101s I10A; Sante Fe, ?
AK; Tamarack, 65d66; Trinity, 14M
ais. United Copper. 5% I6A; U. S..
Smelling, 31Ms1 u u. $ Smelling. pfd,
sSm3Sh; Utah Cons. ssisMs9: Vic
tofia, 9Is a.; Winona. OK as Wyan-
dottc 656S5; wolverine. 1,2Om1.22.
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HAD ENJOYABLE TRIP.

Joseph l.. Sheets, the well known
broker, has returned from trip to
the Society islands out in the Pacific
ocean where he went several weeks ago
accompanied by his brother Ed. The
latter stopped a day longer in San
Francisco and Is expected to reach the
city sometime this afternoon.
In speaking of his trip today MI.
Sheets stated that II was a most en-
ioyable enc: that the weather was
pleasant, both going and coming and
not once was he attacked with sea
sickness. While on the islands ne en-
joyed the pastime of picking bananas
and cocoanuts. He is glad to get back,
however and once mere mix in with
the excitement attending the sessions
of the mining exchange.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The undersigned will receive nm :,
p. m. March p. 1905 for the erection y, /.
toilet building and alterations I" X
south wing Of the State Mental Hesn,i,
Mt Provo. Utah. Plans. specl6catioa.
and instructions to bidders can no 1--WE
at the State Mental Hospital, and ny N
offices OF Watkins & Birch, ArchIt....
6lS Dooly Building. salt Lake City ~
3S5 Academy Avenue, Provo, Utah
Each bid must be accompanied wn
certified check of per cent Of y,
amount of bid as a guarantee that 4.
bidder will enter into contract and ~ y,
an approved bond within one wseb s W
ter the award of the said contract. OH
wise the amount to be forfeited 10 \.
state; bids to be made out on XIV,
forms obtained from, the said Architss'
no other forms will be received.
The Board reserves the right 10 re,,4
any and all bids. YES
BY order of the State Board Of h.
sanity.
(signed) d. II, CALDER. NJ. D.
Dated March End, 1908. ''''s'u'nl
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REGrLAR cAI.L sALns
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 81. 81

lower Mammoth, 100 at 81. seller
May Day 100 at s2N.
Uncle NSam, 500 at GS: !, 200 al 6S
seller so; 500 at 50, buyer co.
Beck Tunnel, 1000 at rs; 1900 at
70: 1000 at rs, seller 80.
zoo at AZ
Colorado, GOO at 2.G7k. 100 at
500, seller GO; 600 at s.05: 100 al
S05 seller 90. 500 At aO7is 200 at
$40; 200 NJ 80 buyer go: 100 M
500 u seller so,
Grown Point LOCO at 80 seller 60:
200 at 27lli 200 ne q, $500 at
Mountain Lake, 1000 at a.. sellor
60; COO al g.; 500 mt i3Is; 500 al
443s buyer 60, 500 "a 43lA. seller go.
New York, 1890 at %; 1000 Az
22laj 1000 at 20; % at 90: 500 nj
~, buyer 80, 600 at s1la; 1000 at p,
SO. Columbus Con. 100 mt G5.
Sioux Com 5000 ~ 1879; 1000 at
y v, buyer 60, 3.710 az 1919. buyer
so.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Rhoda Wager 10 KAte Aroblball
part section 10 township q south.
range ] cAHi....,.............
Pierre o. Perry ana wife TO Einest
H. Cornwall part lot 10, block n
Hubbsa1r5 l P'S imam 49,, ;,a.,
=, Cahoon, all lot IS, part lot II.
block 2 East Waterloo ...........
w. u Hubbard 70 Hubbard Invest
ment co. part lot H. block O. East
Waateri,e,o, addition ;ai;;,.,," ;,,.,,.
part lot H. u.s. ] steels sub. ...,.' 4
william u Rcmlngton and wife 20
w s, Mccormick lot p | ana otters
Remington Park .,...,...,........,
Nlcoloi ClawHQn aud wife 10 IL. IA
Jacobson, lot 9. 10, block 2, Perkins
n j Eyano and wlfe 10 William
schatz lots 70 30, block EVANS
Addition 10 Popular Grove ,u,.,.