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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-04
Manager Risque Back from a
Visit to General Offices
In New York.
SHELTER TRUST CONTRACT.
Orders Given TO Resume Production
On 18th Inst'--Rcgartling
New Smcltcr.

Manager j. b. Risque of the Utah
Consolidated Mining company returned
from the east last evening and to u
News" representative confirmed wha'
has already been said in the dispatches
about contract having been entered
into with the American Smelling g.
Refining company whereby the output
of the Highland Boy mine is to go to
the Garfield smelter for treatment. The
contract, MIR. Risque says, is TO run for
one year with the privilege of two. and
that it calls for the delivery of 500 tons
a day.
In accordance with this arrangement,
orders were sent out to Bingham to
prepare for resumption OF production
and the mine superintendent was au-
thorlZed to organize his forces with
the usual complement OF men-from $50
to 400. Delivery of ore to Garfield is
to begin on the 18th inst.
Regarding the building OF a new
smelter. Mr.. Risque declared that there
had been no change IN the company's
plans in that regard. However. with
the ore going to Garfield, for a year OF
two, there win be no especial hurry
about getting TO work on 1t.
The Utah Consolidated will continue
to keep in the dividend column.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-04
Captain MaCVichie's Statement
OF Conditions at This
Bingham Mine.
SENT OUT TO SHAREHOLDERS.
Immense Bodies of Ore Dcvclopcd--
Values and Cost of
Handling.

Local shareholders Of the Ohio Copper
company We're IN receipt today of 4
copy of the report of Capt Duncan Mac
Vichie recently submitted to the board
of directors OF the company treating ON
the physical conditions as they pre-
vailed at the beginning of the present
year. The report came in the shape
of printed pamphlet, embellished with
half-tone pictures Of the company's
properties in Bingham, together with
maps and diagrams showing their re-
spective locations.
Capt MaoVichie describes the mine in
detail and gives figures showing that it
contains 3,46,165 tons of ore actually
developed and 3,32S,6l tons of probable
ore on the 800 level, which. on a decent
copper market has valuation of So
675,S 65 and then goes on to say:
IF the ore-bearing territory as de-
veloped on the 500-foot level is assumed
to continue to the depth of the lowest
tunnel, an additional tonnage which
call possible ore is found to the amount
of 6,410,0N tons. The average grade of
the exposure on the 506-foot level Is
1.767 per cent copper, but, assuming
that this ore will not average over 1905
per cent copper the average OF all the
present exposure in the mine. the total
Ndluailol Wuuiu nc luCItd0tu W Slo'-
714,070."
The captain says less than one-ffth
OF the company's territory has been ex-
plored and that what is commonly
known as the Ohio Copper mine con-
sists of 10 patented lode mining claims.
In referring to the development the re-
port says in part: The development
work on the property consists of TWO
tunnels, known respectively as the Ded-
erich and Cunningham, driven from the
Bingham canyon side in a northerly dt-
rection.
"The workings of the Dederlch tun-
mel are mostly saved and insignificant
in the demonstration of the existence
OF ore. The Cunningham tunnel Is ;he
main working level at present, inter-
cepting both the Ais Well and What
Cheer assures and haversing complete
~ the large ore body contained there
between. 1t extends a total distance
of coo feet TO the north OF and be-
yond the ANS Well assure and seems
TO demonstrate that this Is the bon-
Diary line of the ore. Drives from this
level on the Ais Well assure and
south of it were extended easterly, and
an incline shaft was sunk on the dit
of the Ais Well assure to deptf
of 500 feet. Some drifts and Slopes
were made on the high grade or
down to the 400-foot level, and, al
though developed and drifted upon on
the 500 the ore has been allowed tC
stand even though better in size ard
quality than above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-04
MARKET STILL
LACKS vIGOR

New York, Feb A.-Tho trend OF
opening stocks was narrow and deal
ings were small The Rock Island is
sues rebounded sharply from yester-
days acute depression, the common
stocks rising q, and the preferred and
St Louis & san Francisco second pre-
ferred Ia. Reading, Northern Pacific,
st, Paul and u. S. steel advanced large
fractions. Texas & Pacific Land Trust
sold at a decline of 2,
The market showed a disposition TO
fall back before buying orders were
concentrated In several stocks to push
the entire list upward The general
speculation was so narrow that mod
crate return either way in any leading
stock was sufficient to swing the mar
ket with it. Reading, Northern Pacific
and st. Paul were in temporary de-
mand and gained a point, as did also
Missouri Pacific and Manhattan. The
dullness of the market at times reach
ed the point of stagnatlon, but prices
crept upwards Rock Islands preferred
advanced 2, Reading and International
Pump Il. Third Avenue IA and Union
racinc, United States Steel preferred
and American Wooden /.
Pressed Steel Car preferred declined
"a. New York Alrbrake a and Iowa
Central preferred l.
Bonds We're Irregular at noon.
Rock Island collateral As advanced
! = and the collateral 5s, 4.
The market was without feature
aside from the fluctuations in a hand
ful of minor stocks. National Enam-
cling preferred, yielded 10 points,
General Chemical aud Kansas City
Southern preferred L. Delaware Il
Hudson advanced >, American Sugar
q and Interborough metropolitan
preferred &c.
Some of the earlier advances were
reduced slightly when the demand
dwindled, Reading and Union Pacific
surrendering about one half of their
gains b. & o. and Great Northern
ore certificates improved a point.
The market closed stagnant. Prices
came up again TO the level previously
touched. There was no aggressiveness
in the movement.
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500 REWARD. 500.

The readers Of this paper win be-
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PARK CITY NEWS.
Development May Soon BE Started
Again mt the Silver King Co.

1t is more than possible that in the
spring work will be resumed with a
vim at the Silver King Con. property,
says the Park City Record, and in
view of the developments of the
winter there, though it has been idle,
there is reason to believe that 1t Will
not take so very much further work -
prove something up. 1t is conceded
that all that is needed at the Con. to
make g mine is DEPTH 1t has been inn
70 slble in the past to attain depth
without the enormous expense of fignt-
inG water; now the water has disal
pearea end the inference is obvious.
There has been a persistent rumor
on the streets this week to the effect
that % men would be put to
work at the Silver King mine during
the FIRST week of the month of Eebru-
airy and that the force would be stead
lily increased from that time on until
the usual complement of miners was
on. Manager Daley stated Thursday
evening that he had heard nothing of
such action being contemplated.
CONDITIONS at the New York BONANZA
arc still encouraging, and in the snd.t
house big lot of first class ore is be-
,pG stack ed up for shipment at some
future time. A shipment viii not be
made until the first of March, how
ever, unless storage room becomes so
sGarce that it viii be necessary
remove the product to make room for
noIe At the present time no effort
is being made to take out any quantity
of ore: no more than Ia necessary in
the progress of the development work
Manager McGill is making no pro-
misses, being willing to let things go as
they look.
ore shipments: Silver King $50. 900:
DAILY Judge, 100000. Total pounds, 1885,
UJ0
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more economical type than those opcr'
ated by the trust.
Secretary Callbreath says that dur
ing the conference in Helena the Mon
tana mining men subscribed 100000
TO build an Independent smelter on the
cooperative plan. He further explain
ed that the operators of southern Cali
fornia have already gone so far as TO
purchase an old smelling plant wnicn
will be remodeled and enlarged suiIi-
GENTLY to handle all the smelling of
that district. He also says that the
Utah mine owners and leasers. who will
soon control their own smelters, have
practically reached an agreement on
liberal freight rates with railroads rim
ming into the mining districts of that
state The cooperative smelter will
prbably be stained at Ogden.
plans are under way to assemble
the principale mining interests in Colo
RADIO in the next few weeks, when the
first steps will be taken toward the
accumulation of enough capital to be-
gin the smelling business"
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CONCENTRATES.

c. A. Short of the Jennie Gold Mining
company is up from Gold Springs on a
brief business trip.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. were; Crude ore and concentrate
$4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
w. 3. Jeffs. one Of the principal
Michigan shareholders of the Columbus
Consolidated Mining company, has ar
rived in the city to be in attendance at
the annual meeting of shareholders this
afternoon.
owing to lack of a quorum no meet
ing OF shareholders of the Ingot Gold
Mining company, was held yesterday
afternoon. Therefore. the old Officers
will continue to guide the destlnies OF
the corporation for another year.
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NEW MINrNa COMPANY.

The articles of Incorporation of the
Alamo Gold Mines company of Mon
ticello. San Juan county. We're filed
with the secretary of state this morn
ing. The company owns the Alamo.
Little Gem, Rams Horn, White Rock
and Climax lode claims IN San Juan
county, and is formed for the develop
ment Of these properties, The capital
stock of the company Is to be 81 ZOO, 900
half Of which is subscribed and the re-
naming half designated as treasury
stock. The shares are of the value OF
81 each. The officers are ]. r. Hewitt.
president; j r. Butt, vice president;
Fred =. Davy. secretary. and IA. Rose,
treasurer.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

Ncw York, Feb. 2.--NIoney ON call
easy ~ ut per cent.
Ruling rate 2; closing bid ~, Of
fcrcd AT 2.
Time loans Irregular; 90 days 3%
aud 80 days per cent! six months ! q
to 4 u per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 81
at q per cent; sterling exchange soft
with actual bankers bills at 1SG.55 ut
1880 for 90 days.
Commercial bills 1873.
Bar silver, 55G
Mexican dollars, 30.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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EvAPoRArEp rRu1rs.

New York, Feb. 1.-The market for
evaporated apples Is meeting with lit
tie export demand, but the volume of
at l0laQllc, choice 9lzc: prime sAQS24c:
1906 fruit 7n10i2c.
Prunes are in strong position stats
tically, but demand is light and the tone
Of the market barely steady with quota
tons ranging from 5AGl5c for California
fruit and rom 6lac To 73.c for oregon.
9lG23c: extra choice 93G25c: fancy "A
M26C.
Peaches are steady; extra choice l2141
lSAc fancy l34l8lac; extra fancy lllf
14l2c.
Rasns. easy; loose muscatels 6i2Gf7i:c:
seeded raisns 6AaS&c London layers
1851 10
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Feb. 4-Butter strong. Cream
cries 22n27; dalrlcs 2llt20
Eggs steady, NJ mark, cases included,
Il.m29lkc
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REGrLAR. cALL sALMs.

Columbus, / o at zoo.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at 49, seller
co. 500 at 81. buyer 80; 800 at SO.
Mammoth, 200 at 1919.
South swanSea, 500 at 10: 1,5o0 at
Uncle sam, 100 at as LOO At G5;
Beck Tunnel, 40 0at 81.
Black Jack, 100 at 81; 600 at Is;
800 at So; 1919 at 81; $500 at 3fis,
200 at rs, buyer co; 1,500 at "a. seller,
80; 500 at -, buyer 60.
Century, 500 at 10.
Colorado. 900 at 2.50; 300 at 2.59 is.
goo at ESQ. seller go: 200 at 2.55,
buyer so; roo at $50. seller 80; 200
at 2.52l5, buyer 10; 500 at 2.31 Z,
buyer 80.
iron blossom, 500 at IS; 400 at
34lh; 500 at a.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at So; 500 at
S2tl
New York, 1000 at 1s1s
So, Columbus Con, 200 at 6S: 200
at 81.
Sioux Con, 300 at 14ls
Seven Troughs 200 at 3S; 500 at
BIZ buyer 50. $500 at 81.
Wabash, 300 at 95: 200 at 9S; 100
at 81, seller 60; 200 at 80.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack, 500 at 81; 1000 at
3417.
Colorado, 100 at 2.52ls
Little Chief, 500 at r.
Little Bill 100 at 1,50.
Sioux Con, 1000 at 14is; 800 at IA;
So. Columbus, 200 at SIS,
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amt.
Regular call .....,34,115 S1S,816.00
Open board ........11,200 2.9G5.oo
Forenoon totals .45.3t5 S21,79l.5O
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ONTARIO TUNNEL.
Assuring News Still Comes from Super
intcndcnt George Ames.

from the Ontario drain tunnel at Park
City and the management is more
confident than ever that the great
avenue win soon be restored TO its for
Der usefulness again. Supt. George
Ames yesterday afternoon telephcned
Gen. Supt p. l.. Williams u, that the
water in No shaft has lowered 20
feet below the 1,lOO level and that
through the three holes put through
from the parallel drift water is being
drawn off at the rate of 1000 gallons
per minute and dropping the level in
the shaft three feet a day. Other holes
are being drilled and within another
week the volume of water flowing out
the mouth of the tunnel should be
double what 1t is at the present time.
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REGULAR p. NJ. SALES.

Nevada Hills, 100 at 3 PIG.
Uncle sam Con. 500 at &c; 600 at So.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at 67; LOO at GS;
800 at O., seller GO.
Colorado, 200 at . so; 100 at 9 so.
seller CO., 500 at 2.52is; 100 at 9.55;
100 at . 81. seller 60
Crown Point, 5000 al II.
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 49,
Mountain Lake, 1900 nj 80. 100 at
33M
New York, 2,2OO at 1917 500 at 1917.
seller co,
Sioux Con, $500 at l4iG
Seven Troughs, 500 at 37M.
Tctro 700 AT Az.
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UNITED STATES SMELLING.
Company Vacating Office Rooms I'm
The DOoly Block

a report has come from Bingham
Junction to the effect that there is less
than a weeks supply of ore on hand at
the United States company's lead smelt-
er and consequently there is every rea-
son to believe that the fires win be
extinguished by midnight next Satur-
day.
In the Dooly block where the officers
of the company have been located from
the very beginning of it's existence sew
eral rooms We're vacated today. BY the
18th inst. the office force viii have
all work pretty well cleaned up and on
that date will occur wholesale dis
missal
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OFF DAY FOR STOCKS.
Lower Prices Prevailed on Floor of
Mining Exchange Today.

The mining stock market displayed
good deal of weakness today Nearly
ali the Tintic issues which had record
cd substantial advances during the past
week, suffered u reaction. May Day
Uncle Sam Con. and Black Jack were
all lower. Colorado opened weak, but
recovered some. while Iron Blossom
found buyers at "a and So cents.
The announcement that the Ohio Cop
per company would Increase its capital
stock. Notwithstanding that move will
be made TO double the output of the
mine. had Il depressing effect and the
stock was offered lower than 1t has
been for 10 days. This is believed TO
be only temporary. however. Standard
Copper moved up slightly and was in
active demand around % cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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BUTTE COALITION.
Directors Meet on 18th Inst, TO Take
Up Dividend Matter.
pollock Special Wire)

Boston, Feb. 4.-Dlrectors of Butte
Coalition Co. are scheduled TO meet on
Feb. is, at which time action on the
quarterly dividend is due. Three months
ago the management reduced the dis
bursement from 30 cents to 10 cents a
share. The company is not and has
not been, producing copper for some
months, and all the ore taken from
the property in the course of develop
Inent work. is being put on the stock
pile. So far as can be ascertained,
the management has no Man for re-
sumption of early mining operations.
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LEASED TO WABASH.
Park City Company 10 Have Possess
sion of Star Ground.

At meeting of shareholders of the
Star Mining company held at Park
City Oh Friday last, the action of the
lizard of directors in leasing all of the
property of the company to the Wabash
Mining company was ratified. The lease
rams for period of Is months and car
ries with 1t n clause which gives the
Wabash company the option of pur-
{ hasinR the territory during the period
stated for Consideration of SlOO 600.
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BOSTON CURE oLosE.

Bingham Cent 81 Butte n London,
1MMli5; Cumberland Ely, 1874 bid; East
Butte, 5N5ia; Foster Cobalt, 65G7O;
Furnace Creek. 2SW99; Groux, 4G6fH /:
Green q. & S. lQlh Mack 92@9i
Nevada Utah, 4iA0fM; Npissing. 6%0
as; Kuwunos, 3l03lN; $. & r., 1885
Hl37s, b. Min, 4ai%.
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INDEPENDENT SHELTERS.
Mining Congress Secretary Talks About
His Late Trip.

Denver Colo, Feb. 1.-THE News to-
day, says:
Mine operators are planning to es-
tpblish shelters Independent OF the
trust. The movement has been endorsed
by the American Mining Congress as
the only solution OF high rates exacted
ny the smelling trust
James f., Callbreath, Jr.. secretary
o; the American Mining Congress, re-
turned TO Denver yesterday, after'at
tending meetings OF miners Interested
IN the independent smelter movement
ana held during the past three weeks
IN Helena, Seattle. Los Angeles md
SPlt Lake City. He says that mine
operators in all these districts have
their plans well prepared and are al lie
Point of erecting plants OF a later anu
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PRODUCE.
SUGAR AND coFFEE.

New York, Feb. 4.-Sugar raw. steady
Fair refining S25: centrifugal 90 test
3.75;. molasses sugar 800; refined quiet:
crushed $50: powdered 500, graduated
40.
;, Coffee steady; No Rio ca; No.
Santos SIC.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective slgn-
ers Tor furthc: Information,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Pro
bate Division IN and for san Lake GOun-
ty, state OF Utah ln the matter or the
estate lf John Bettess, Deceased Notice.
The petition of steven r, 3gttess, praying
Tor the issuance go steven 4. Hottest Oh
Lettcrg Of Administration in tho Estate
Of John Bottess daccagod. has bcel fct
lur hearing on Saturday, The 18Th dag If
February A H. l90S. at 10 o'clock A.
VI at be- County Court House. In the
court Room OF uald Court IN salt IAko
CITY Salt Lake County l'tnh
Witueys the clerk Of said Court with
The seal thereof affiysl thiB an dav vi
fchWary A. y, 1905
CSeaD j. T.. ELDREuGE, JR.
clers.
By W. n Framework Deputy clerk
James luBebrctsen. Attorney Tor
petitioner
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Padarewsu VIII play at the taber-
naole Friday night. Seat sale now on
az Christensen & Anson's, "A South
Main street
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. Receipts about
$500. Market steady, Beeves 360M6 Is;
cows and heifers Loaf. 90 Texans 3.S01
i.00 calves 5.O0d7 90. westerns 3.70Gl4 co:
stocSers and feeders 2.60q4 60.
Hogs-Receipts about $1,000 Market
roughs .2004 %; pigs 350d4 %: bulk OF
sales 4.3564 40
Sheep-Receipts about 1900. Market
western 3.2Sa5. s.: yearlings 4,0aS, GO:
lambs 5.2ed7. %; westerns 5.0dT2j.
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r. M. West & Co. stock brokers.
D. l.. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
ice and residence.
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BADGER BROS
INDUSTRIAL DEpARTM'T.
WILL SELL

100 SHARES UTAH TuN-
NELING MACHINE AT SOC.
8 SHARES UTAH MEXICAN
SUGAR AND LIVE STOCK PED,
$4,000 PER SHARE.
This stock Is an 8 per cent cum
ulatlve preferred, par value 10000
and carries n bonus of 100 shares
common stock, par value $4,000.
Party needs cash.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Feb. 4.-Wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums 2)02S; fine
medium 1920; fine lbal7.
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INFORMATION WANTED

MRS LILLE JOHNSON rs VERY
anElous to tearn the address OF Aiidi
Mallory ANY one knowing her where
abouts viii please communicate the same
to Sugar y o. Salt Lake cry Utah.
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IT, II, Snow & CO., Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1877;
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Blrd-Cowan 90.

Mining Broker, with Cannon 4
Cannon, rs ~ So. Temple,
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Custom Assayors aud Chemists. 100
South West Temple t
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GEO @ CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', "a Il. SO. Temple Both
phones $40.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, els d, Il, Walker Block