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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-21
TURNER ON YERINeToN.
Local Mining Man Sees Much TO In.
terset Him in That Camp.

j. H. Turner. who was one of the
lucky Salt Lakers who made his way
into the Yerington copper district be-
| fore It began to attract very much at
tention, is just as enthusiastic as ever
over the future of that camp and in a
letter written to a friend tells about the
progress being made with development
at a number OF the mines there. He
says:
II find the camp becoming very ae-
tive, after the recent close-down of
the past three months. The physical
condition of the mines in general is
much better than at any time in the
past; in fact, every property that is
working is responding nicely to de-
Welopment.
THE Nevada Douglas and Ludwig
mines are employing more men all the
time, and both mines are developing
immense bodies of high and low grade
ores. Many in these camps believe the
Ludwig will develop into the greatest
single copper mine in the world.
"The Bluestone is working small
force of men, and 1t Is understood that
they VIII soon increase their force The
immense quantity of ore blocked out
in this mine is well known.
"The Mason Valley is now employing
about 20 men and will increase the force
Just az fast as men can be used to
driven forward and Is still In good ore
"The Malachite, which adjoins the
Mason Valley. on the south, and car
ries the same assures In the lime. is all
equipped with an excellent plant for
sinking. and win soon resume, so I
understand. There is no doubt about
the future of this property developing
good ore bodies.
The Mcconnell miro has responded
wonderfully to development. They have
sunk their shaft on an excellent ore
body The ore is a high grade sui
phide aud am Informed goes about IL
per cent copper In sinking they FIRST
encountered white iron sulphides In the
shaft, which. In about 90 feet, gave
place to copper sulphldes.
The Western Nevada has resumed
operations and IL developing good ore.
The Yerington Copper company is
now down about $40 feet with its shaft
and the bottom is In white iron sui
phides. with streaks OF good copper sui
phides all through II. This material is
similar to that encountered in the Nc
Council before they got into their con-
per ore. II Is rumored that the COM
pany Is going 10 Increase It's working
force In case they do. / am quite
certain that they viii soon be IN good
copper ore, as II is characteristic Of the
district when iron suphides are en-
countered II Is only a short distance TO
copper sulphides. The material now IN
their shaft will assay about per cent
copper. which In some camps Is consid-
cred good ore. | flrmly believe that
within the next 20 or 100 feet this
property will develop good copper ore"
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PRODUCE.
CIIIcAGo.

Chicago Feb. 1.-THE wheat market
was unsettled at the opening today al
though prices, generally were inclined to
be firm. Higher prices at Liverpool
strengthened the early market but a
slump was caused by liberal shipments
from Argentina Later prices rallied on
buying by shorts; May wheat opened "a
&c 70 atplsc higher at 92A to 70. sold al
92ha& and then rallied to 49,
The corn market was dun and prices
were easy. Gables were off slightly May
corn dropped shade lower to II higher
AT 1886 to 59%m7s and sold at b9is.
The oats market was easy In sympathy
with corn. May oats opened Is lower at
52is and sold at 52.
a 10 cent decline in the price of live hogs
caused easy market in provisions May
pork was shade to 10c o. 12lkc lower at
i; Goall.15 Lard was 2iac lower at 7.22ls.
A good demand from commission houses
made a firm corn market The close was
firm with May asdciic higher AT s01sc
last half of the session on a good de-
mand from shorts. May advancing TO 1885,
from s2lsaSsc.. The close was firm with
Nav AsM&c higher at 93i4.
s57S 40 ' w. 'a'S ''S' sep''
corn-May eo]s; July 6s,sats: Sept 57a5s.
u July (oid) iiSk: Sept s7&. ="
Pork-May II 22iR July II 60
I,ard-May 7.a2is July 7,52is Sept. 775.
Ribs-May So; July 6.s5: Sept. 6.S7la.
Barley--Cash 70Gss.
Timothy-Mach 49,
Clover-Narch 1870.
-. SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Feb. a.-sugar raw steady;
fair refining 3.17; centrifugal s6 test Q, Ia
molnsses sugar 2R
Refined quiet: crushed $50: powdered
40: granuiated $50
coffee.,.ouiet; No. Rio SIC; No. 4 San
tos ssscGbiic
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MANHATTAN
NEW YORK CURE.

James X. Pollock & Co., bankers ana
brokers, 6 west Second South street.
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon;
Butte & London. 1890; Cumberland
Ely, 7 * @7is; Giroux Consolidated. ga
G3%; Nevada Consolidated, 9% 0D91a;
Nevada-Utah. 37s94; Nipissing, 61s a
ga; Newhouse. 7@7%; Tennessee Cop
per, 259, Gp26is; Utah Copper. 24% dD25; ;
Davis DAILY. 8ih@4; Dominion Copper.
21-16@2 3-16; Ely Central, 9s6S Ely
Consolidated, 70 "a GIG; Furnace
Creek 2I425; Balaklala, 2B@2A;
Greene G. q s.. Com. Y M9-16; Mitchell
h0&; Montgomery Shoshone, 3W3% !.
Nevada Smelling, 7sQ1M: Silver
Queen, x al: silver Leaf SW9; King
Edward. ss0i q; Foster Cobalt, 62@6b;
Cobalt Central, 23h m24: Mckinley
Darragh, &p7s; Tlntlc Mining. 2AO
31s Gibraltar 1905.
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A FINE FUEL OIL.
Utah Product Exceeds in Value That
OF California;

II. II. Clarke OF the Utah-Arlzona
oil company, which is operating in
the Rio Virgin country, is in Salt Lake
today. MIR. Clarke speaks with great
or faith than ever of the future OF
the oil developments of the country
and his views are Of special value. as
he has given close study to the oil
fields In the Indian Territory and m
lower California, He says the Utah
oil, tests OF which have been made IN
California, show that IL Is greatly SUI
perior to the California product. Mr..
Clarke is just back from "A visit to
Pennsylvania. where he has purchased
the best drilling outfit that he could
buy and this time he has been careful
to avoid tho error made by 20 mary
operators In the Rio Virgin country,
Of obtaining tools made for the Call
ifornia wells, which are not at all
suited for the more difficult boring
work In Utah
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AuthoritativeIy Announced That
Labor Troubles Have Come
To an End.
ToN0PAH SCALE GOES.
Reduction from Old Scale from 81 to
So Day--GoldHeld
Consolidated.
pollock Special wire.)

Reno, Feb. 2i.--1t was authoritative
" announced in Reno last night that
next Monday morning all mines at
Goldfeld will resume operations. All
locked out miners win resume their po-
sitions and that henceforth the camp
win be conducted on an open shop ba-
sis. The Tonopah wage scale which
is reduction Of from 81 to So a day on
tho Goldfeld scale will be adopted. This
agreement has been accepted by every
mine owner in the camp with the ex-
ception Of the Goldheid Consolidated.
They will also sign IT. 1t Is stated, and
by Monday everything viii be In readi-
ness for resumption of work
This statement comes through Ed
ward Schloss OF the ISewanos and was
given out by Lewis Flnnegau, original
owner of the Goldfleld townsite.
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NEW TINTIo SHELTER.
Manager MnnGnm ReDorts Good Pros.
rcss With Construction.

w Lester Mangum, manager of tho
new Unite smelter was in the city
for a few hours yesterday afternoon.
He stated that good progress is being
made with the construction OF the
plant and while there has been DELAY
In getting prompt delivery OF some Of
the electrical equipment. he does not
doubt but that the actual smelling of
ore VIII begin somewhere around the
first OF May.
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BOSTON coppER CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Brothers, brokers. 1869 south Main.
Adventure, lhN1A; Arcadian, 3A@4:
All0ue2, 2i6m2S4 Atlantic, i0AGllis:
Arizona, 1iMMis; Bingham Con, llslp
lfa Boston Con-, l47sWi5is; Butte Coal
gl00. Calumet \ Hecla, 6l06lGl5 Gem
ionnial, 70 bid Con. Mercur S3fl3T;
Copper Range. 5Sh @bse1 DAILY West,
Snsi4; Dom, Coalition, 76G7% Elm
River SO bid; Greene cananen, 7RdS:
Helyotla, 1884; Isle Royale, 2OAq2lAi
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0HULALoNokoRN, tho progress
~ i've sovereign Of one of the most
unprogressiVs monarchies Of
Asia, manages to keep before the pub
lie a reasonable shsro of tho time. His
most recent claim to publicity comes
from his determination TO found a
great university at his capital Of
Bangkok Tho subjects Of the up to
date monarch are not in sympathy with
the movement and are inclined 10 tho
belief that he has been influenced by
his foreign advisers. Chulalonskor
has travelled good deal and has be-
come an outspoken advocate Of many
features belonging to western civill-
cation. His eldest son and heir APP
parent was educated in England and
is rsputed to be even more enamored
Of ways that are peculiarly Caucasian
than is hie father. Il was this prom
isins scion Of tho royal houSe of Siam
who once fell in love with we'll known
American actress,
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COPPER MORE ACTIVE.
Selling Agencies Have Sold Over Sixty
Million Pounds This Month.
(Pollock Special Wire.) ;

IPOIIOuk SpeglaI NIFe,l
Boston. Feb. 21.--The United
Metals Selling company. it is author
ltatively stated. has sold in the last 4s
hours upwards Of 5000. 900 pounds %
copper Thus far this month. II has sold
something like 1000. 900 pounds ard
It is stated at about 13 cents Only
n week ago it was said that the COM
mined selling agencies had sold be-
tween 100000 and 10000, 900
pounds and since that time the mar
lset has become more active and d
great deal more copper has been dis
posed of than during the first two
months.
ing Feb. 20, amounted to 6,165 tons
and since Feb. TO Is, 15.449 tons.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET,

New York. Feb. 2f.--CTosc, Mo-.
on call ~ nj per cent: ruling NV,
~ closing bid IL; offered nj ~
Time loans irregular; 90 days "a. !.
! per cent; 30 days 4 per cent .,e
months. IA To . per cent Sn
Prime mercantile paper. M n .
cent; sterling exchange FIRM. VIII, w
tunI business In bankers bills ",
iSG.9n NJ ~ for demand nnl y,
1880 at 80 for go day bills. W
ConlnicIuiul h,Aa
Bar silver. JjWC.
Mexican dollars. fiiSc.
Bonds; Governments strong. r,n
road bonds irregular. w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-21

We recommend as the best In
yestment today preferred stock in
UTAH IDAHO SUGAR co.
Tho officers of the Company In
clude Joseph r. Smith President,
Thomas r.. cutler Vice President
and General Manager
The stock is Of par value Of so
per share and can now be delivered
to you for $40 per share. The next
dividend Quarterly is payable
March 81 1905 and Is ia cents per
share.
Send US your order for what You
want accompanied by your check
or u, s. p. O. Money order.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co.
Rooms ns-5ls Templston Bldg.
Phone Bell 81.
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REGULAR A. NJ. SALES

Lower Mammoth, 200 at 3d.
Colorado. 100 at $50, S. 30: 100 at
$50, S. 60; 500 at 2.B2h.
Crown Point, 600 AT IS.
South Columbus Con. 800 at GO.
Yankee Con, 1000 at SO.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bullock. 5000 at OS.
Colorado, 800 at 2.55: 100 AZ .E5 &
80; 100 at 2.55, s. Co: loo al . .5fis
Iron Blossom. 500 at 49,
Littlo Chief, 200 at IL.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 3d.
Mountain Lake, 200 at "a.
Sioux Con- 1000 at IA.
Uncle Sam Con. 200 at CT.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount
regular eau 800 $500 3,512 so
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urAH POSTS DIVIDEND.

The directors OF the Utah mine OF
Fish Springs met yesterday afternoon
and posted the usual monthly diyldepd
of $4,000. which Is payable ON the 25th
inst to shareholders ON the 2ist inst.
The Utah mine Is one Of the best little
propositions in Utah. II IL located al a
point out on the desert go miles from
the nearest railroad station and not
withstanding the excessive cost OF
handling rs compared TO many other
mines, distributions are made Ia share
holders with commendable regularity.
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the upper tunnel will be lowered and
brought to the surface through the low
or tunnel at the mouth OF which the new
mill stands. Two shifts of SO men
each Will be put on IN the mine,
and three shifts in the mill, giving en-
ployment 60 over 100 men.
Andrew Gebhardt Of this city and as
sociates own considerably more than a
controlling interest in this property.
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PHOENIX MILL STARTS.
Bingham Plant is Belng Given a Try
ing Out.

Information has come from bingham
to the eject that the Phoenix Mining
company has begun trying out it's new
mill and that preparations are being
made TO resume operations upon a
broader scale than has been the case
for some months past
The raise connecting tho lower tunnel
With tho upper tunnel was completed
laF' week This win permit OF opera
lions I'm both tunnels. The product OF
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La sale. 1881 aih%: Mrsn. sNW5M;
Mexican Con. sass; Michigan. "a az
dtass: North Butte, 45@45h; Old Col
ony' As bid: old Dominion. ss& asi;
Cacoola, 79ms0n: Parrot, 1SMg IA
Quincy, SOIsi: Rhode Island, 3hQ5i1i
shannon, iOhd11. Santa Fe, 2M!Mi
1'amarack. 66 bid; Trinity. 1s%ql4ai
United Copper b&d6h; Y. $. Smelt-
ing. 3iss d32N U. 5. Smelling pid, "
I3Sis; Utah Con. ssnsbla, NletoIla'
400. Wolverine. 11b@1eo.
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MARKET LOOKING BRIGHTER.
(Pollock Speclal WIZ.

IFnIIDcK SpeCIaI W1re.)
Boston, Feb. 2l,--E'ollowing strength
In New York, local coppers opened iirin
md with buying orders In evidence
throughout tho day. The advance IN
Amalgnmated was a very favorable foa-
ture aud commission houses bought.
North Butte was IN demand, rdvancing
above A. The small amount of stocks
offering WAS freely commented upon.
Selling orders near the market are
scarce end any outside demand is
quickly reflected In higher prices.
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REGULAR p. NJ. SALES.

Lower Mammoth. 200 at "a.
May Day. 1000 ut 31h.
Nevada Fairview 1900 at a.
Uncle Sam Con. 500 at 62; 800 at SO.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at IS.
Colorado. 500 at 2.55; 100 at 2.57h;
1000 at 2 60; 500 at $50, s. 80; 100
at 2 so S. so.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 34is
New York. 1900 at 10; 500 at 10, S.
30.
Sioux Con-, $500 at IA.
Tetro, 1000 at 2A.
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BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros 1850 Main street,
Bling Cent. 12@l2& Blu. Ex., s-1G
n q; ". a. L.. SO@SS; Ely, 7M Gl7Nt
Dom. Copper. 20gh; East Butte. AZ. M
o Cir. Gold, 1W1is; Majestic lhGlMi
Nev-utah, 3A Md; Nip. 60GA; Kc.,
lfl5' sp, l2% @l2b; Black Min, 9A
M
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ADVANCE I'M COPPER.

New York. Feb. 2l.-At the Metal ex-
change today ell grades of copper
were advanced Is of a cent per pound
in both the bid and ask prices, maxi
ing Lake 12ss d121sq12%: Electrolytic
12H612a.. and casting l2ah6D12ss.
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Tonopah Nevada, 1850 500; Mon
tana Tonopah, 1870 bid; Tonopah Ex-
tension, 1.1T1a @t.20; MacNamara. 81
@32 Midway, 71W72; Tonopah Bel
mont, I3ogl.38ls; Tonopah North
STAR 10 bid; Ohio Tonopah. 3 asked;
West End Cons, S0@31; Rescue. 10
hid: Tonopah & California, 9 bid;
Golden Anchor. 4@5; Jim Butler. IS
a SO: Cash Boy, 3 "a; Home, asked;
Monarch Pitts. Extn., asked: Mon
tana Midway EXtn.. 2 bid; Golden
Crown, s asked.
GoIDFIELD.
Sandstone. 2s93O; Col. Mt, 2l@22;
Jumbo Ext, 45@46 Vernal. bid:
Pennsylvania, asked; Kendall, 1916;
Booth, 24@25; Blue Bull, 17Q1S; Adams,
6@7: Silver Pick, 2SQ2s; May Queen.
10 asked; Nevada Boy. 4@5; Black
Butte Ext. Sd4; Blue Bell. bid; Dixie.
4Q5; Goldfield Columbia, IL asked; Hi
hernia, bid; st. Ives. 41442; Con-
queror, sac; Black Rock, 2q3; Lone
Star, 1908; G. Wonder, 2 bid; Pot
latch, 20 bid; ORC. IL bid Kendall Ext,
! bid; Sandstone Ext, bid; Mayne,
4g5; Atlanta, S04S1; CT. Bend, 3gd40;
Simmcrone. 10 asked; Empire, 4@5;
Red Top Ext, 1i@15; Florence, 4.12lk@
4.1719; Dield b. b. Cons, 2o42l; Gold
field Daisy, 1.oTla@1. 10; Common
wealth. IL bid; Comb. Fraction. $50
7O Ct Bend Ext. 9@lO; ct. Bend An
mex, bid: Midtown, 20 asked: Il. Il.
Bonanza, 2@3: Kewanos. 1904; Es-
meralda, asked; Portland, 12@l3:
Craokerjack, 9G10; f. Mohawk, 25Q27;
Red Hills. s1q32; Mohawk Ext, bid;
l.. Dillon, 4 bid; Y. Tiger, 10 bid;
Grandma, 9m10; S. p. Ext, 2 bid; Y.
Rose. SGl4; Goldfield Con, 4.721s@4.75;
D'field Triangle, 9@l0.
BULLFRoG.
Original, 800: Bullfrog Mining, 10
oil; Mont Bullfrog, 2d3; National
Bank. 10 bid; l.. Harris, 1@2 Ameth-
yst, II bid; Gold Bar. SO; Steinway,
2 bid; Denver Bullfrog Annex, ask
ed: Bonnie Clare, 10 asked: Mayflower
Cons, 1906; Montgy. Sho Ext. 3
bid; G, Scepter, 6@7; Montgy. Mt,
10m11: b. Diamondheld, bid; Home-
stake Cons. 4Sn49: Y. Girl, bid:
Nugget, bid; Tramp Cons. 23q24;
Victor 4G5; Sunset, bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, 1903; Mani. Min.
Co, 2d3; G. Wedge, 3 bid; S. Hum
phrey. 4G5; Dexter 10 bid; l.. joe /
bid; Crescent, 263; Combination,
asked Granny. 9@10; Mustang, SOLO;
Cow Boy 2GS; Ong. Mani. asked;
Pinenut. 4a5; S. Dog. 6 bid; Y Horse,
3 asked; Mineral Hill IL asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew Sill King. 10 asked; Fair
view Eagle, 5OI5S; Nevada Hills, 300
n3.O2la; Pittsburg Sill. Peak. 1900
1.37Is. North Star Wonder, / asked;
Eagles Nest, 22@23; Hailstone, 7@9.
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COLORADO ACTIVE.
Tintic Stock Proved TO BE u Leader
During Forenoon Calls.

Colorado led out in the trading On the
floor of the mining exchange today ana
closed at an advance OF ~ cents a
share. 1t was the only stock display
ing any activity to speak of and was
taken all the way from $3.50 up to
s2.7Sik. Ohio Copper was stronger in the
bidding and Silver King Coalition re-
ported sale at $2.7O.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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COPPER METAL ADVANCED.

New York, Feb, 21.---Al grades
copper metal were advanced he to-
day, making Lake 129s G12H; Elec-
trolytlc, 1874 @12%i Casting, 1873
012&.
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WOOL.
ST. IoUIi

ST. LOUIS
st. Louis Feb. 21-Wool steady Ter
ritory and western medium 2l@23c; fine
mediums 1890: fine 15d17c.
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nosron COPPER MARKET.

James a. Pollock & Company.
bankers and brokers. west Second
South street, furnish the following,
received over their private wire this
afternoon:
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n NJ. West & Co. stock brokers
d. +. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
fec and residence.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS' "a H. SO, Temple, Both
phones $40.
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T., u, Snow a Co.. Stock brokers.
2s Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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4. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 2l5 d. #, Walker Block
BirsI.Cowan o.

Custom Assaycrs ana Chemists. 100
South West Temple
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has more than fifty tons of ore ready
Ior shipment This ore contains from
SSo 10 $4o in gold to the ton. The main
shaft on the property is about 200 feet
deep
The company is planning to build a
IOO-ton mill at Schurz as soon as the
Rawhide Northern railway is COM
pleted. The Deep Shaft lease of the
company is down $50 feet, and the ore
obtained has shown up thus far as well
as that OF the Westover lease The Last
Chance lease at Rawhide is another 90
the properties of the company which is
showing up well
The Tiewaukee lease of the conpany
IN Bingham, Utah, is also showing I'D
we'll Streaks of first-ciass ore have
been struck on this property, and the
tunnel work has progressed very salts
factorily.
Other properties of the Scott Mines
company is the Wild Bill Mining a.
Milling company in Beaver county. The
new machinery which has been ordered
Tor the deep mining for which the COM
pany has planned will soon be in place
and the development work carried on
with vigor o''
A W. Scott, one of the hest known
mining men in the country, is the ures-
ident OF the Scott Mines company II
was his extensive holdings in all parts
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campaign of development in the mine.
and intends to carry the shaft down to
the 1,OOO-fOOt level In the meantime the
ore which is taken out in the Develop
ment work will not be shipped, but will
be stored for future shipment.
One of the adjoining properties of the
Boston-Pioche is the Hottentot, which
Is comprised in the group of the COM
pany's claims. A streak of ore has been
discovered on this property at the bot
tom of the shaft. 1t is believed by the
engineers of the company who have
made thorough examination of this
ore body that it is a continuation of the
Mendha assure zone If it is not the
Mendha assure zone then il is believed
to be the one parallel to il.
The reports of the engineers which
have been made to the company on this
ore are very promising
Strike on Florence Group.
Another strike which has been made
on the property of the company is on
the Florence group, where a large open
assure has been encountered. which is
of loose formation of oxidized iron spar
and quartz There have also been
found on this claim some specimens of
lead ore in bunchy formation
F. r. Pembroke has the mana ze-
ment Of the mines at Phoebe in his
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charge. He is recognized as one of the
ablest mining engineers in what is re-
garded as one of the greatest camps In
the western country.
The company has planned a systemat-
&c campaign of developing its proper
ties in the Phoebe district, and as the
company is regarded in the mining
world as one which does not do things
except in the more approved scientific
method. and on an extensive scale, 1t is
predicted by many mining men in the
district that great things can be ex-
pected from the property of the COM
pany in the near future
RsWhide Properties.
In RaWhide the Scott Mines coupany
owns the Ravhide and Northern Con-
soiidated properties. Considerable de-
velopment has already been accom-
plished on the property in this new ter
rltory. The shaft is down 200 feet. and
there has been more than $50 feet of
cross-cutting done on the property.
Several of the assays of the ore which
has been taken from this property show
values which run as high as 800 TO the
ton in gold The development work is
being pushed with energy. and it is ex-
pected that even greater returns will
be had from this valuable property
Z The Westover lease of the company
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which is the lower tunnel of the work
ings' and made connections with the
Wine from the No. 3 level.
Inc opening of this lower level gives
the company 140 additional feet on The
ore body as exposed on the No. tun-
mel
Inc latter is opened for d distance OF
oo0 feet long and about 100 feet wide.
Ihere are about fifty men employed
on the property In the development
work The mines are located about
Tour miles from Yerington in the heart
Of the great mining district.
George e Gum. the well known min
ing man of this city, Is the manager
of the property of the company. The
stock OF the company is held largely by
Salt Lake men. 4,