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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-27

IN South America where he viii become
general manager OF the big smelling
company's mining interests In that con-
tipcnt.
with capitalization Of $4,000. di-
vdcd Into 100000 shares, OF the par
value of cent, the Rare Metals Min.
ing company OF Ogden med articles OF
incorporation with Secretary OF state
Tingey today. p. II. iInnley IL named
as pre1ident; j. f. Mclaughlin, vice
president: e. -. Smytl, secretary, ana
=. G. Paulson. treasurer. The persons
named and Anna White form the board
OF directors.
The Graehl Mining & Milling com
peny Of Brigham City has tled aru-
cles OF Incorporation with the secre-
tary of state showing capitalization
Of 100000 in iO-cent shares. George
l.. Graehl is president; William Nobbs.
vice presidents c. ]. Sorenson, secre-
tary. Lorenzo PETIT, treasurer. and Lars
II. Larson. general manager. The new
company owns nine mining claims
southeast OF Brigham city.
An assessment of one-half cent a
share on the issued stock of the Thomp-
son Mining company has been levied.
IL has developed that none Of the treas
ury stock OF the company has ever
been sold, which naturally leads to the
assumption that the stock put out o
few years ago at handsome prices must
have come from the holdings of the in
dividuals Interested in the enterprise.
The holdings of the Thompson com
pany are situated near the DAILY Judge
aud West Quincy mines at Park CITY
and little or no development work has
ever been done.
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SLUGGISH MARKET
CLIMBING UPWARD
Opening Advances Fairly Well
Maintained With Demands
DWindling.

New York, Feb. 2I-Opening dealings
in stocks today showed little animation
but prices of the active issues were nigh
er with the exception OF MISSOURI Pacl-
iic and Atchison. which declined small
fractions. American Sugar advanced IA
Union Pacific and American Smelling J.,
and Reading. Amalgamated Copper ana
National Biscuit large fractions, Wheel
ing and Lake Erie second preferred ana
Third Avenue fell 1.
Opening advances were fairly maintain
ed, although the demand dwindled con-
siderably. Union Pacific. Reading, Amer
lean Smelling and Amalgamated Copper
furnished the bulk of the dealings and
the most extensive price movements.
Amalgamated Copper gained point and
Colorado d Southern second preferred
lost /.
The demand was dun but sufficient to
maintain prices except for some OF the
Gould stocks
Northern Pacific and Iowa Central adj
vanced 1. Anaconda IA, and International
Pump. preferred az. Texas, & Pacific
and Wabash preferred declined /, and IN
ion Bag preferred 2.
Slight extensions were made to the
forenoon list of advances. especially IN
the railroad section Business continued
were OF scalping order. Southern Pa
cifc advanced 1 and Missouri Pacific,
Union Pacific preferroS Delaware & Hud-
son and Corn Products preferred ],
Reading reached level a point be-
yond yesterdays CLOSING and Amalgamat-
ed Copper ia. New York Central caused
a general Reaction which wiped out the
rise in Reading New York Central sag
ged to 1914 and some of the other stand
ard railroad stocks sold slightly below
yesterdays final prices.
The market closed steady; the sag in
prices of the latter part OF the day went
Union Pacific reacted IL.
Bonds we're irregular.
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GLACIA GALA HOME
WITH MOB OF REPORTERS

Portsmouth, N. H.. Feb. 27Mrs.
Paul IL. Roy. or Glacla Gala, as she Is
better known, arrived here today from
New York She was accompanied by
a dozen or i5 reporters and newspaper
photographers. and as many more met
her when the train arrived here.
on the trip from Boston Mrs. Roy
talked freely to her interviewers and
posed many times for the camera men.
In her talk regarding the alleged muir
der of her brother, Geo. A. Carklns, at
Newington, In January, by her hus-
band, Mrs. Roy did not add anything
OF Importance to the story told by her
in New York last night. Upon her ar
rival in Portsmouth she went at once
10 the office or County Solicitor Bach
elder. where II was understood she
would make affidavit to her story of
the death OF Carkins, and the cIrcum-
stances both leading up to and fol-
lowing the tragedy.
Mrs Roy announced her intention of
remaining IN Portsmouth so long as
the authorities desired her presence, and
she also said She would do anything In
her power 10 aid the authorities I'm
their prosecution OF her husband.
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INTEREST IN
THE OIL FIELD
---------------------
Juab Oil Company's New Seven
Thousand Dollar Rig Has
Been Shipped.
OTHER OUTFITS COMING In.
4. u. Phillips OF Florence. Colorado.
Secures Grouud---Otber
Oil News.

Col. f. W. Dunn. president OF the
Juab oil company. stated today that
II will probably be 30 days before his
company would he ready to begin drill
ing In the Juab field. Tho rig ordered
recently at cost of about $1,000, has
been shipped and officials of the COM
pany are waiting patiently for its ar
rival so that they can get down to
business.
\ Col. Dunn says good deal OF outside
interest is being manifested In the Juab
region and that his company has sub
holds under lease. Among the latest
to receive one of these blocks Is David
Heater, representing West Virginia
and Pennsylvania capital, who will put
up a rig on section IL. Or. A. II. Phil
lips of Florence, Colorado, has obtained
another block and has sent advices
that he will install rig OH the ground
allotted to him without delay. Ano-
they syndicate of Denver capitalists
has been looking over the field and the
representative OF Pittsburg syndi-
cate Is now on the ground for the pur-
pose Of inspection. SO there ls every
reason to believe that within the next
30 or 60 days there will be qtsite a lit
tie activity around the old town of
Juab
Several companies have been formed
and others are in process of formation
The Salt Lake Route, IL is said VIII do
some drilling on its own account and
II the field develops into good one, the
fuel question as far as its lines are con-
ceIHed, will be effectively solved.
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CONCENTRATES.

c. 7. Nike has gone to Beaver coun-
~ to look over the properties OF tho
Progressive Mining company.
The ore ana bullion settlements re
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a
Co, werri Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
Samuel Newhouse is expected 10 ar
rive In New York in a few days, He
Is well out towards the halfway point
on his way across the Atlantic
The Bingham Amalgamated company
has contracted the output OF It's mine
TO the Yampa Smelling company
which VIII treat the product In CON
nection with the ores from the Eampa
mine.
Word comes from the Statcline dis
trict that Clark Miller, the lessee Of
the Ophir mine, has a force OF 10 men
employed and that he Is extracting high
grade silver gold ore Tor shipment as
soon as the roads improve,
The new electric power line 20 the
Cactus mine IN Beaver county from the
Telluride plant near Beaver city, *
nearing completion and the current viii
be turned ON. Il has been stated by an
official OF the Nowhouse company, about
the 10th OF next month.
$. c. HnzletOn is expected ia arrive
Ia the city today or tomorrow and after
a conference with local officials OF the
United States Smelling. Refining 4
Mining company, VIII prepare to take
his departure tor his new posi- OF duty
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COLUMBUS DEVELOPMENT.
Alta Mine Not shipping ANY Ore at
Present.


General Manager Tony Jacobson Of
the Columbus Consolidated and South
Columbus mines at Alta has returned
from one of his regular inspection
trips and reports having found con-
ditions very satisfactory In both prop
critics where development work is be-
ing carried on in very vigorous man
ner.
In the Columbus Consolidated mine
a force of 80 men is engaged In de-
velopment and no attempt Is being
made to get out ore for shipment. On
the 400 level where considerable en-
ergy Is being displayed at the present
time, a material change for the bet
ter was noted by Mr.. jacobson 1t Is
apparent. he says, that the point
where the ore faulted is about to be
reached and as a consequence of this
he is looking for some important news
from camp almost any hour
The South Columbus is looking par
ticulariy fine, and Mr.. jacobson eX-
planned. ore has been followed in the
lower tunnel level for a distance OF
about 200 feet in one drift, while In
another an immense body Of ore con-
Naming both milling and shipping
values has been opened. A raise has
been started TO connect with the up
per tunnel, which. II is figured, will
tap q known rich ore shoot.
MIR. jacobson ssys the road up Lit
tie Cottonwood canyon Is in good con-
dition: that he has never seen as lit
tie snow in the canyon at this season
OF the year than there is now.
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PR|zEF|GHT WAS
FATAL TO NEGRO
Emmett Brown Found in Serious
Condition After Go Over
A Saloon.

New York. Feb 27.-Emmet
Brown. negro, died at the PreSby-
terrain hospital early today from in
inries alleged to have been received
in a prize fight last night The base
OF his skull was fractured and he
died without regaining consciousness.
A policeman found Brown lying
unconscious on the sidewalk at Sew
enty-second street and First avenue.
Frank Holmes, colored who was
standing over Brown. was arrested,
but refused to give information.
Browns wife, however, told the po.
lice that her husband had taken part
in prize fight in a saloon on Aven-
lie A late last night. His opponent.
she said, was white man named
Fred Lucas Up to the fifth round.
according to the story which Mrs.
Brown declares Holmes told her.
Brown had the better of It. when n
hard blow from Lucas sent him to
the floor his head striking against
enc OF the ring posts. As soon as
the seriousness of the injury was dis
covered, Holmes was ordered to take
Brown out OF the saloon.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. -Cattle-Receipts about
1000. Market steady. Beeves 3. s0g6 90.
cows and heifers 1.s0q4.9O; Texans 3.75G1
4.75: calves 5.25Il7 %; westerns i.OJai Is:
stockers and feeders 2,75a4e0
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000. Market
steady. Light 4.l5Q4. 40; mixed 4.lhdp
As heavy 4.l5d4. IS: rough 4.l5a4.25; pigs
3.G504 20: bulk OF sales 4,35li4. 40
Sheep-Receipt about 1900. Market
weak, Natives $500 80; westerns $500
SO yearlings 5o0q6.25; lambs 5.O09G. 20;
westerns 5.00G6.90.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Feb. 21.-Cattle-Re Receipts
5000 Including 100 southerns. Market
steady. Native steers i.5015. 10: native
cows and heifers 3 25lt5 %: stockers and
feeders 3.40aig0: bulls 3.25q4.5O calves
3, 5Odf6 90. western steers .2oGl5 3d.; west
ern cows 3.25qs4.50
Hogs-Receipts II 900. Market ) cents
lower. Bulk of sales 4.l0ll4. 80; heavy
4,2gqi 80: packers 4.loq4.S0: pigs and
Sheep--Receipts 1000. Market steady.
Muttons 4, 40d5. 20: lambs 6.25q6.e5; range
wethers 5.ODg6 10: fed ewes i.iOa4.90.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Feb. Observation-Disclosures 1900
Market slow TO 10 cents lower. Native
steers 4.00a5. 80. COWS and heifers 2756t
49,; western steers S.25qlsO: Texas
steers 3.oogi.l0; cows and heifers .5OiD
800 Gamers 2.25M3.00: stockers and feed
stays 2.7544.50
Hogs-Recelpts 1880. Market steady 70
easier closed strong. Heavy 4l5GI4 20:
mixed 4l0Ai.l5; lights 4.O0ai. 2G pigs 3. rs
az, so; bulk OF sales i.O5q4 90
sheep-Reccipts 1900. Market steady.
ere 5.OOg5.S5; ewes i05a500;lambs 6.259
y
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TROUBLE OVER THE
COMMONWEALTH
-----------------
Original Owners Object to Being
Assessed and Claim Breach
OF Contract.
RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED.
Company Institutes Suit 10 Quiet Title
And Hearing VIII BE Had
Next Month.

An order from the United states cir
cult court has restrained A. l.. Earth
eringhan, John r. Kelly. John Nc
Auley and John Forgie. former owners
OF the Commonwealth mining property
IN Beaver county, from entering upon
the claims which are now the property
of the Commonwealth Mining company
and from commencing any action
against the company to determine
titles.
The complainant. the Commonwealth
Mining company. Is also ordered to not
sell ore from the mines or to dispose
of stock belonging to any of the de-
PENDANTS on account of non-payment
of assessments until so ordered by the
court.
The complainant alleges that the de-
PENDANTS, on oct. IL, 1906, entered into
an agreement with George Akin. w.
r. Atkin and n. A. Dunyon, all OF
whom are Interested in the Common
wealth claims, to incorporate under the
laws of Utah. Some time afterward the
defendant gave the plaintiff authority
10 purchase the claims and form COM
pany, after which they incorporated
with capitalization of $500, 600 divid-
ed into the same number. OF shares, In
forming the company, they had agreed
to incorporate under the laws of Utah,
but the complainant, through an over
sight, 1t is said, Incorporated under
the laws of Wyoming, and the shares
were made assessable. in opposition 10
the wishes Of the defendants.
Last fall the company became short
of money and declared an assessment
of 1 cent. whereupon the defendants
held the claim forfeited If they did not
reincorporate under the laws of Utah
before Feb. Is. 1908 The company then
Instituted suit to quiet title The hear
ing of the case is set for March 6 in
the circuit court.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Feb. 27.-Ciosc: Money
ON call easy ~ at . per cent; ruling
rate 1 q closing bid 1% offered at
2.
Time loans stronger ON long dates,
go days 3M at 4: 90 days at Az {;
six months ~ AT AZ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ~ at 5I5
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with act
ual business in bankers bills at 4S6.10
at 10 for demand, and mt 1885 at
so for go days: commercial bills
1S3h.
Bar silver 55k.
Mexican dollars AZ
Government bonds firm: railroad
bonds irregular.
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UNLISTED STOCKS

BOTH n. -. b, $, ana also the
DESERET BUILDING SOCIETY
we've founded 10 help people get homes.
Also 10 help their stockholders save
money.
Men, women. boys or girls can pay
monthly any amount nom ATTY cents
10 tZi.
THE RESULTS:
stakeholder paying Ia so
per month Tor lsD months would
pay VA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,2tl
The stock then natures and he
dfawf out In cash ,t,s.t,s..t....... f2,00O
smaller or larHer monthly payments
would have results In Ike proportion,
Begldos, III for any reason The stock
holder at any time desires 10 use his
money he can get nll his principal In
cash ANA also annual interest at
per cont % end " the last hsoal ycur.
For those having monthly incomes
who wish 10 save, ! know u no other
plan 50 good.
Ia March the Dessert building
sqoleiy tofice No, is East South Tenn.
No street, opens new series Of
Hipnke. fuhncrlhe now. An the profits
~ ~ fn HlrckloidcrF.
= blrHeiorH and am ofhcers except the
hfer'tafY serve Without nay. and the
Secretary draws only lair wages fOr
actual work performed
GEORGE NJ. CANNON.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Jaries \. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. west Second South street
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon;
Butte & London. s0G9O; Cumberland
Ely 7& G7&; Giroux Consolidated. 3 Is
13&: Nevada Consolidated. 9A Q91a {;
Nevada Utah. 1904; Nipissing, ga %
69s Newhouse ~ ats; Tennessee
Copper a7k M2s; Utah Copper, 25B %
25h: Davis DAILY, S1a@3&; Dominion
Copper 21s Gp2A; Ely Central. ss@ " !;
Ely Consolidated, fs@1s; Furnace
Creek, 22@24 Balaklala. 2ls 2ss !;
Greene G. & S. Com. 7-16@h; Mitch
ell. k0S Montgomery Shoshone, "a
M3h Nevada Smelling. hG1h; Sill
yer l.ueen, x a Is; Silver Leaf, S19;
King Edward. ss4A; Foster Cobalt,
60G63 Cobalt Central, 23n23m: Nc
Kinley- Darragh. N@M Tintie Mining,
"a M3A; Gibraltar, 1t@13.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb 2I,-The local wheat mar
ket opened weak owing to quite general
selling based on "a 1 pence decline al
Liverpool, Offerings, however were eag-
houses and this soon caused sharp rally
tho low point. A strong market for wheat
at Minneapolis, where receipts were verv
light. tended TO strengthen the marltet
here. May opened l4aSc TO .slt3ac lower
al - 70 s5h and advanced 10 96M
Corn was strong on buying by com
mission ho9ses, the demand meeting with
very light offerings. Small local recsipts
and small farm reserves were bullish In
nuences;, May openel y lower to y high
oar 10 w. Va Hieeo Az uus"uueu 70 el9sc'
,,sda ,yss sr,aii ,, ndu ne ppluine OF
issSir sle,'naa, raoan ssIes by
gtren,,,b of o,'bent ana cor H nTa,e me
rnebsn"ed ~ i9 soid a = toI Az, Midy opened
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500 REWARD. 500.

The readers of this paper VIII be
pleased TO learn that there is AZ least
one dreaded disease that science has
beon able TO cure In all its stages. md
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh cure ls
the only positive cure now known 10
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease. requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrb
cure Is taken internally, acting direct
~ upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In,
doing us work. The proprietors have
80 much faith in It's curative powers
that they of6er One Hundred Dollars for
any case that II falls 10 cure. Send FOR
list OF testimonials.
Address r, ]. CHENEY & CO.. Tolo,
do. O.
Sold by all Druggists 7bc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constlpa.
ton
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COPPER COMMENT.
Irlications Point Towards an In
creased Demand for Metal.

pollock Special Wire)
Boston. Feb. 97.-The News Bureau
says The prospective copper produce
ton in 1908 not only has a bearing upon
the price OF the metal, but II has an
indirect bearing upon the reopcning OF
Butte mines and the resumption of the
Washoe smelter. II this new copper.
most of which can be produced under
10 cents per pound more than keeps
pace with the consumptlve demand of
the metal, the price viii not advance to
a point TO make profitable at the high
cost to Butte producers. ON the other
hand, recent heavy sales of metal
abroad may have reduced stocks to n
figure which win justify the Amalga-
mated interests resuming operations
IN anticipation OF an increased Ameri-
can deGand, for it would take 80 days
before Butte production could be placed
on the market II operations were re-
sumad at once.
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GENERAL p. NJ. SALES.

Lower Nam moth. 100 at "a.
May Day. $40 at 32ia.
Nevada Hills, 100 at 1907 u; 100 at
sos.
stray Dog. 200 at II.
South Swansea, 200 nj 10.
Uncle Sam Con, 800 at SC; 100 at
60, seller 80.
Victoria. 100 AZ LOS.
EeclS Tunnel, 100 at 10; 500 at 70,
seller so: 500 at 10, seller go; goo NJ
"A.
Black Jack, 500 at 30; 500 at 80.
seller 80; 1000 at 39is seller so.
Bullock. LOO at .OSia
Century, $50 at rs; sos at 90
Colorado, 400 AT 2,S5; 200 at 2.S5.
seller 30.
crown Point, 300 at a. seller sO;
$500 AT 81
iron Blossom, 100 at SO; 500 at
36is
New York. lS00 at 10.
Seven Troughs, 1000 at 3d. buyer
90; $500 at S2l3; 800 az 3sis selln.
80; $0oo at lsa buyer so 1900 At
32ls. buyer so.
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TINTIc STOCKS FIRM.
The Knight Issues We're in Good Dc
mnnd Today.

The sales of the forenoon on the min
ing exchange ran up to overs $4,000 with
a strong demand for some of the Tintic
issues Colorado, Black Jack. Crown
Point and Beck Tunnel held up to stiff
prices. Considerable trading was in
dulged in in Seven Troughs Mining.
which was bought from 32ia up to 33h
cents. There was demand for some OF
the unlisted stocks, with Silver King
Coalition the only seller, II going al
1906 The closing quotations and sales
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MAY GET CLARK MINES.


Butte, Mont. Feb. 21-Sensational
stories are being circulated here to the
effect that the Amalgamated Copper
and Standard oil interests have pur-
chased all of w. A. Clark's mining
interests IN Butte. The belief is ex-
pressed that there is something in the
rumor.
one Of the Amalgamated Copper su-
perintendents said yesterday that oper-
ations at the Amalgamated mines
would resume by March TO-
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NEVADA CON. EXAMINATION.
lPolIoek special Wire.l

Boston. Feb. 27.-The News Bureau
says: Our understanding is that the
Guggenheim interests recently had
their engineers make private exam
nation OF the Nevada Cons. property
at Ely, and that they report an aver
age grade OF ore throughout the en-
tire mine containing rs per cent cop
per. The tonnage figure runs high
into the millions
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corce steady. No Rio sM' No. =
Santos 3stGisc.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Feb. s7.--Butter. steady Cream
cries MGa2: diaries 9d2s
Eggs, strong. At mark cases inc'uueu
20l20iso. - ,.
Creamerles specials s0MQ 81
Cheese. steady and uncnehgeu ..,-
E--s arm, western firsts rs; seconds
22ftk
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LITTLE COPPER uNsoLD.
United Metals selling Company Has
Placed $4,000 Pounds This Month.

New York. Feb 21.-Thus far in
February the United Metals selling
copper, the bulk of II To England and
Germany, These sales have cleaned up
the surplus supplies OF copper held by
the concerns which sell through the
United Metals selling company. II was
stated IN official quarters yesterday
that there is now less refined copper
unsold IN the United States than there
has been in many years The copper
brought prices averaging slightly under
~ cents.
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READY IN MAY.
Big Stack at Ely smeitcrs is Now a05
Feet High

Work on the big reverberatory stack
at the McGil smelter. which has been
held up for some time on account Of
lack of suitable brick, says the White
Pine News, viii probably start up With
I'm two weeks. as It ia expected that
shipment M.ll be received within that
time
Brick 10 inches by C IN size are be-
ing used IN the erection and use or
these W'li be continued for some time,
OF until the top has been nearly reach
ed. Al present the stack Is 2O5 feet
I'm the air. An additional 90 feet re-
I'D that unforeseen delays barred, the
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nARBoR LINES ESTABLISHED

Washington, Feb 2T.--The senate
committee on commerce today report
ed favorably Senator Flint'B resolu-
tion authorizing the war department
to establish harbor lines on both The
east and west basins Of Wilmington
harbor California