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tory. but insisted that there had been
no new developments of such import
ance as the rumor indicated. I'VE have
some ore" said he, "but we don't
know yet what 1t viii amount to. Per
haps we will know within a few
days
Mr.. Jacobson says very energetic
campaign of development Is being car
ried ON at the present time at the
South Columbus as well as at the Co
lumbus Consolidated mine. The South
Columbus, he declared. is responding
splendidly. and he expects to see it
open up into one of the great mines
of the camp.
The storm at Alta last night as
sumed the proportions OF q blizzard
and quite heavy snow fell, but the
skies We're clearing while Mr. Jacob
son grasped the receiver on the other
end of the line
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CONCENTRATES.

General Manager Saxman of the
Yampa Smelling company expects to
pull out for the east again tomorrow
Charles H. Hudson, a former wen
known broker of this city, now of san
Francisco. is here on n brief business
trip and was OIL the floor OF the mining
exchange during today's calls.
Sam NJ. Levy has returned from a
trip to Gold Circle district in Nevada
He came in to order some pipe for the
water works system shortly to be in
stalled TO supply the town of Midas.
The option on the Jupiter property
at Park City in favor of o. r. Law
renee and the Jupitor-V indicator Min
ing company having expired the pro-
rerty has reverted to the owner. c.
H. Street.
II. U. Hart who recently promoted
the deal which resulted in the acqui-
sition of the Century gold mine in the
Park Valley district for an eastern
syndicate, left for the cast this after
noon.
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ECLIPSE PROPERTY.
News from Seven Troughs of Interest
To Salt Lake Shareholders.

The Eclipse property has again como
to the front as the result of Il splendid
series of trilSes. says the Seven
Troughs Miner, Krantz & Irving have
cut the main vein in their lease at the
70-foot level and at this point have at
least six feet OF good milling ore, with
a streak of shipping ore varying in
width from n few inches to a foot.
They are drifting south on the vein
with every indication that they are rap
Idly entering the same rich shoot that
from the surface for Is feet down. as
far as 1t has been explored, shows l6
inches OF $500 rock.
With the shoot cut at the present
depth the lessees will take out a ship
ment in short time. They have an
immense amount of milling ore Develop
ed. In addition to the vein just inter-
sected, they have just left a parallel
vein nine feet wide that is all milling
ore.
The O'Donne1l lease on the Eclipse re-
ports strike of a new vein at the sur
face, four to five feet wide, that shows
an average value of s36 Il ton Mr..
O'Donnell has sunk on this vein about
eight feet and an encouraging improves
ment is shown. Ii will soon be reached
from a crosscut from the bottom of the
O'Donnell shaft, which is down so feet
on a parallel vein.
In the Eclipse mine on the 150-foot
level, three to four-foot body of
quartz has appeared in the center of
the mammoth vein of -four gold. AS
says have been secured from II as high
as $3.50 ton. A 4-foot hole on this
quartz body only served to show 1t UP
better than ever and the acting mana
ger, Harvey Watts, will begin sinking
In the incline on the vein Immediately.
The Eclipse contact vein has shown
nothing of a marvellous change for the
better from the 70 to the 15O-foot level,
AT the upper level, the vein Is not more
than or feet wide; at the lower
level. it measures p feet wide by tape
and this colossal body will average out
side the high grade streak at least 80
ton In value.
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WASHAK|E IS
COMING TO FRONT
Camp Fourteen Miles from Gold
Circle Is Taking on Boom
Appearance.
ORE CARRIES GOLD VALUES,
Assays Run High--Country Being Lo-
Gated I'm All Dircc-
tons.

A large chunk OF ore from the
property assaying 1921 TO the ton has
been received at the office of Council
man ~. j. Davis from the property
of the Washable Nevada mines COM
pany, located in an unorganized dis
trict about Ia miles north Of Gold
Circle, New. and which Is controlled
by a syndicate of Salt Lakers.
The Washable property" said Mr..
Davis. consists of IA claims and the
ore you see there came from the bot
tom of shaft % feet deep. The vein
proper Is about four feet wide, and
taking the whole thing as II comes,
averages according 20 recent samplings
made of it, about S67 i'm gold to the
ton. At the surface. the vein was
small, measuring but a few inches
across, but as we have gone down on
1t. 1t has gradually wldened out and
there Is everything TO indicate that
We have a good thing. 1t certainly
looks encouraging to say the least. We
are pushing development and Just a
few OF us are putting Up the money.
Al present the company is Offering
40 stock for .ale and none has been
issued. We have recently lei four
leases ON the ground. and work is
progressing steadily on them.
THE road to Gold Circle passes
within short distance of the Wash
axle and more than 200 people stop
ped there last week. The country is
being located in every direction and
is certainly attractive; the veins
are we'll defined and bear every
indication of permanency, 1t begins
to look like the Gold Circle boom
would spread to this district, and it
remains for DEVELOPMENT to tell inst
where the biggest mines will be
found"
George Morgan, the well known res
tauranteur of this city. is president of
the Washable company and l.. l..
Downing, secretary
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March l.--Cattle-Receipts
about $500. Market steady Beeves 1909
7.50: cows and helfers 2.OOG6.15; Texans
4, 500 90; calves 450q6.50 westerns 4. 500
$50: stockers and feeders 3.25q5. 20
Hogs--Receipts about 1900. Market 100
l5c. higher. Lights 8. 40di6. a. mixed $500
SIS; heavy 5.S0Q6.A: rough 5.S0d5.95; pigs
4.gOa5.70 bulk of sales 610n6 10.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000 Market
steady. Natives 4.15M1 90; western 5.0Oa
100; yearlings 6.25q9.1O; lambs G0GGlS. q
western 6.5eQS.25.
OMAHA
Omaha, March l.-Cattle-Receipts sos
Market steady TO stronger; native steers
8. 256tf 90; cows and hefers 3.25ll5. 30:
western steers 3.75M6 90; Texas steers 3 &c
AIS; cows and heifers 2.75Q4.75: Gamers
2-2113.5 80: stockers and feeders 3.00a5. 10:
calves 2.75GS.75; bulls and stays 3,25g5. %.
higher. Heavy a.s0d5, 92ia mixed $3.50
80; light .. 7oa5 So; pigs 4.25G5.25; bulk of
sales 5.7545.S So
sheep-Receipts 10000: market steady.
Yearlings 6.75Q750 so: wethers 6.2jln7 90;
ewes 5.50a6.75; lambs 7.0OqS.10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March Sl.-Catte-Re-
celpts 1900. including 900 southerns. Mar
ket steady. Native steers 8 .25Q7. 90. native
cows and heifers S.2la6.35; stockers and
feeders 3,J0g6.75; bulls 350Q5. %; calves
5000 So western. steers 4.75as.T5; west
ern cows S.J0m5. o..
Hogs-Receipts l2,000;market 20a2j cents
higher, Bulk OF sales ) ,s0I6,05; heavy Goo
az .12is: packers and butchers ). SliIG. oJ :
lights 5.70a5.s5 pigs 4.75d5.50
Sheep-Recelpts 1000 Market steady.
Muttons 5.50l6.00; lambs 6.5OdS 90; range
wethers 5.5W 80: fed ewes 5.2jq0.50.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Yesterdays.

II. G. Hoffman ct al. TO Mccartney
Investment Co. lots 40 etc, Grey
stone subdivision ...,....,;;..;...,.., 2GO
VIM. Il. Mccartney to Mccartney
Investment CO.. part lot l. block
70. plat + etc. ,.,,....,,;.;;..,,.,,.,. .ti1O
Gibbs, part OF lot b. block Il 5-aore
plat ..'"..s.:..'.' 49,, .,,.'...'.... / sG
Florence n. Gibbs TO Thomas H.
onJes, lot 10, block u, 5-acre plat
q. II. stirkey TO OLAF Hagen, lot so,
etc, Tolls' subdivision .......,..,. 30,
Chas. ltells to OLAF Hagen, lot 81.
etc. Falls subdivision .....n...... %
A. X. Curtis 10 obs. a. Wagstan.
lots "A and 49, block 3. Perkins
Grant View ..,,,.,,..,.,..., ~
Robert Mcknight TO ID. l3ianco et al,
lots ~ and % block ., Oakley ...,., Cox
S. A. Rice TO H. q. Hoffman ct al,
lot 49, etc, block ?, Carolina subd-
Vision - ...a.....................
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HOME BUILDERS

have IN mind pleasant place; easy OF
access quiet, with good natural adNant-
ages. in word-loAlELlKE we have
choice lots IN lust such n, plaee-Forest
Dale. Everybody knows It's advantages
rs own water system; two lines OF
street railway the most attractive and
comfortable cars on that system, nv
beautiful church and grounds ita fine
schools rs excellent location and splen-
ild soil; and lastly It's sobeg. Industrious
and united community, We san sell you
ols for low prices Tor cash or on easy
Terms at per cent on deferred pay
ments.
GEORGE N, CANNON COMPANY.
nooms Sl2'lis rempIoton Building.
sell rhone u.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, March 31.-Close: Mon-
cy ON call easy 1 y at = per cent: rul-
ing rate ~ closing bid, 1 y; offered
Mt . per cent.
Time loans easy; 60 days 3 per cent;
90 days. 81 TO 81 per cent; six
months per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 81 at
Der cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills
at lS6. 40 at 1856 for demand and at
1890 at 4Si.25 for 80 day bills; COM
InerCial bills, 4SS34
Bar silver % ".
Mexican dollars, AZ.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds heavy.
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ALL PIrTsBuRa MINES CLOSE.

Pittsburg, March 3l.--At "A meeting
Of the miners and operators this az
ternoon II was decided that an mines
In the Pittsburg district would suspend
operations 40 midnight tonight until Il
wage scale agreement has been reached.
About 10000 miners throughout West
on Pennsylvania arc affected
A request from the new miners presi-
dent, Lewis that the Pittsburg district
miners support a conference To renew
the interstate wage agreement was
unanimously refused II Is considered
imadvisable To renew the interstate
agreement this year,
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by had
ser Brothers, brokers, 1860 south Main
street;
Arcadiau. 3% Allouez, 24iaq25ll;
Atlantic, 9@sis, Arizona, hgIs Bins
ham Con, lNli7i Boston Con. ll&ql2;
Arizona. 90A QlO0; Calumet a Hecla, $50
900; Centennial, 22h@2si Con. Mer-
cur. 33lf35; Copper Range. 6ilaodl;
DAILY West. Q bid; elm River, lqlh;
Franklin. 7G1ls, CRANKY, 30 bid Greene
Cananea, StsgS% Helyetla, a%at
Isle Royle. 17%alSA; Ia sale
lsQlas.; Massachusetts, sAg2A,
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BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire BY Bad
ger Brothers, brokers, 100 south
Main street.
Ahmeek. 5oQ55. Butte * London.
90 ~ so: Cum. Ely. SA a. Dominion
Copper "a Is; East Butte. Az a 3;
Foster Cobalt. q ga: Furnace Creek,
17Q22; Giroux, 35s apii Majestic. u
q6 Mack. q a u: Nlpisslng, = q
z, Kewanee. "a n; $. & p, ia 40
Is: N. b. Ext, II @2i4; NJ. NJ, ga
"a; F'rnal., 33s a Y.
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SENATE VOTES NOT TO
REINSTATE NEGRO SOLDIERS

Washington, March 31,'rhe senate
committees on military affairs voted
down both the Warner and the Fora
ker bills providing for the restoration
10 the service Of the negro soldiers who
were discharged on account OF the
Brownsville riot.
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REGuLAR AwrERNooN sALEs.

Beck Tunnel. 400 at ~. seller co.
100 at 20,
Blnck Jack Con, 800 at 81; 500 az 81,
seller GO; 500 at So, buyer 80.
Carisa, 200 at 25ls.
Colorado. 600 at $40: 100 at S.6Ilh,
seller go; 400 at $40, seller 60; 100 at
3.7eis.
Indian Queen, 500 at "a.
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 47ia.
Lower Mammoth, 900 al 46ia 100 az
40.
Mammoth, 700 az EOS
May Day, 1900 at 45is; 1000 at 49,
seller 60.
Nevada l'airview, 500 at T.
Seven Troughs. 800 at 2gll
Sioux Con, 2,7OO at 90; 1000 al e2le,
buyer 60. 400 at 2ais.
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BURLINGTON PROPERTY.

specIal Correspondonee.

Special Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant, March S1.-I2ichard
Whitaker and Niels Robson have
reached home from West Tintic. where
they have spent most of the winter
Ia working in the Burlington property
Five men have been employed most
of the time and considerable of first
class ore has been taken out for ship
ment
The directors of the company viii
meet In salt Lake tomorrow to dis
Cuss plans for tho future. G. O. Ell
lingwood of New York Is president
of the company ana r, T.. Neslen OF
Salt Lake, secretary
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COLUMBUS CONSOLIDATED.
Supt. jacobson Not Ready to Confirm
Strike Rumors.

There was a runor current on the
street today 10 the effect that develop
ments ON the lower level OF the Column
bus Consolidated mine at Alta had been
of a highly gratifying character dur
ing the past week, and that the work
mgs had opened into several feet Of
high grade shipping ore.
An effort TO confirm this report was
made by calling up Supt. A. o. Jacob
son by telephone, IN the talk had with
him Mr.. jacobson declared there was
nothing 10 say other than that eondi-
tions In the mine were very satisfac-
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Prices Lower and Light Trading
Closing Quotations and Sales.

There was a sagglng market for mining
stocks today. Nearly everything moved
off. The eastern markets were soft and
this condition was reflected locally Te-
tro seemed TO be in demand and made
slight gains and the same was the case
with Victor Consolidated. Notwith-
standing the fact that the Lower Mann
moth Mining company has closed con-
tract to send its ores to the new Knight
smelter in Tintic when 1t is completed,
the stock did not rally above the prices
quoted yesterday. Nevada Hills SOLD at
S2.S5 and South Columbus at 81. Ohio
Copper sold down TO $40. with little
demand for IT. only one lot OF 100
shares being transferred
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
MORNING CALL.
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Mexican Cons, 6dGL, Michigan. i1a
iiis Mohawk, 49Ia@5O; Nevada Cons,
l1hMllh: North Butte. 5sA iih9. Old
Dominion. s6qS6M; Oscola, S2Os5: Par
rot. isA@1s%; Quincy, S21Ss; Rhode
Trinity, 14G14if: United Copper bMba4
Santa f. l7s aslSd Tamarack. diW6i,
Trinity i4Gt4N: Unitd Coppr 5M5%;
Utah Cons, 9Sh43s; Victoria, 3G3h;
Winona, 5a5ik Wyandote, 65d7a; Vol
VERNE, 1.25Gl1. 80.
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WOOL.


st. Louis, March 31--Wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums 2Gd29; fine
mediums 1919; fine l5d17.
BOSTON
Boston. Mass. March 3i.-A better
feeling prevailed the local wool market
Shipments are heavier, hut yet prices do
not show any firmer tendency
Several large GALES of territory wool are
reported, $4,000 pounds of fine and fine
medium at IL cents to cost 55 cents clean
being the heaviest transaction. The pull
ed woods also show more activity and
tho foreign product is In demand. Other
woods are dull.
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SELLING BOSTON CON.
pollock Special Wire.)

Boston, March 31.-Insiders have
been selling every share of Boston
Cons. wanted for several days:
Copper metal, reduced, Ii today.
Lake, 13@139s.
Electro, 13G1SA-
Casting. 12& 413.
Lead. 3.9564.00.
Tin, 31A GD32
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Tonopah Nevada, 7,OO@7.25: Mon
tana Tonopah ,1.60 bid; Tonopah Ex-
tension. Loo asked MacNamara, 80
GAO; Midway. 54Q55; Tonopah Bel
mont, 1.071s @1.10; Tonopah North
Star. I2Gl3: West End Cons. 250
fornia, 2@3 Golden Anchor, 3@4;
sim Butler 30@31; Cash Boy, 8 asked:
Monarch Pitts. Extn. asked; Golden
Crown, asked.
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ANACONDA COPPER DIVIDEND.

New York, March 31.-Directors OF the
Anaconda Copper Mining company de-
clared a quarterly dividend of so cents
per share. This is unchanged from the
last previous quarter.
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GoLDPIELD.

Sandstone, 80 bid: Col. Mt, u bid:
Jumbo Ext, SS434; Vernal. bid; Penn
sylvania. 2 asked; Kendall 20@2l
Booth, 20 bid; Blue Butt, 1908; Adams
5q6; Silver Pick, 20 bid; May Queen S
az; Nevada Boy 394; Black Butte
Ext, 293: Blue Bell, Sq9; Dixie. 2 bid;
Goldfield Columbit. 10 asked; Hibernia,
3 bid; st. Ives. 2Sd3O: Conqueror, 36I4;
Black Rock, gas; Lone Star. SGp9; G..
Wonder. asked; ORC, 5 bid: Kendall
Ext. ! bid; Sandstone. Ext, bid /;
Mayne, gas; Atlanta. 25M26; CT. Bend,
40@4l: Simerone, 5 bid; Empire, bid /;
Red Top Ext. 15916; Florence. 4.27is
d4SO; Diamondheld b. B. Cons. 16Ql
II; Goldheld Daisy, 1.27@G1,SO;
Comb. Fraction. 70d7l; CT. Bend Ext.
II asked CT. Bend Annex. 7G19: Mill
town. 4 bid; b. Il. Bonanza. 2@3; Ke-
wanos. SIGt39. Esmeralda, asked
Portland. 9gl0. Crackerjack. 500; +.
Mohawk 5000; Red Hills, 2GG27: Mo-
hawk Ext. SQ4: l.. Dillon, 4Gp5; Grand
ma, 10 asked S. p. Ext, 1g2; Y. Rose
8 asked: GoldGeld Con, b.12lkq5.15;
Diamonddeld Triangle, 7QS; Coming
Nation. 2a3.
BCLLFRoG.
Original la2; Bullfrog Mining, SOC;
Mont. Bullfrog, asked National
Bank 1910; H. Harris, 1 asked; Ame-
thyst, S40; Gold Bar. 17Gls; Denver
Bullfrog Annex, bid; Bonnie Glare, IA
dl5; Mayfiower Cons. 1908 Montgy.
Sho. Ext, . bid; G. scepter, iGp5;
Montgy. MI, 10 asked; 3. Diamond
field asked Homestake Cons, %
asked; Y. Girl, Q asked; Nugget, ask
ed; Tramp Cons, p bid; Victor, ask
ed: Mineral Hill, SN9.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons, I6@l7; MANN. Mining
CO.. asked; G. Welge. 3 asked; s.
Humphrey. asked l.. Joe, lQ2; Crss-
cent, ! bid; Combination, asked.
Granny. 8 asked; Mustang. Sg0; Little
Gray, asked; Cow Boy. 1@2 Ong.
MANN, asked; Broncho, l@s; Plnenut,
bid S. Dog, asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew Eagle, 30 asked; Nevada
Hills. 2.S0@2.S2is; Pittsburg Sill Peak,
1.07is@1.l0; North star Wonder, ! bid:
Eagles Nest 15Ql6; Hailstone, . bid;
Original Rawhide, lbd2i.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Company,
bankers and brokers, furnish the fol-
lowing quotations from San Francisco
on Nevada mining stocks TO-DAY.
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CoMsToCK.

ophir, 2.S2M @2.s5; Mexican, $50
Sc Gould &c Curry, 8 asked; Con. Va,
41942; Savage, "a % IS; Hale & Nor
cross, 80 asked; Yellow Jacket, so bid;
Belcher. 9@11: Confidence. 90 bid;
Sierra Nevada, 33 q 80; Union, 81 a SS.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel. 200 at 81.
Black Jack, 500 at SO; 1000 ut %, seller
So
Bullock. 1000 at ~.
Colorado, 100 at 3I2la.
Con Mercur 200 at 80.
Crown Point, 200 at 277; 1000 at 26l9,
500 at 26ia. seller 60
Lover Mammoth 100 at As; 200 at
An 200 at a..
May Day, 400 at 46.
Mountain Lake, 100 at f6iR.
Nevada Hills ESQ at 2.S5.
Sioux Con, 500 at 23Is. buyer SO; 900
at 20.
South Columbus Con, GOO at 81.
Tetro 1000 at ca; $500 at 6la; 500 at
Uncle sam-2Oo at 50, buyer co, 100
at so. seller 60; 500 at 81; 100 at 81, SELL
er co.
Victor Con, 500 at Il; 800 at II. SELL
er 60.
wabash. 500 at rs.
Yankee Con, 500 at 49,; 100 at 40,
seller 60.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack, 1000 at "a; 1000 at So,
buyer so,
Bullock. 1000 at IA.
Colorado, 200 at 3.72la 500 at $40.
Crown Point 800 ut 26ls.
Carisa. 800 at 20.
Iron Blossom. $500 at i7lz.
May Day, 1000 at 46.
Mammoth 100 at 2.0Iia.
Mountain Lake, 100 at AZ: 500 at 46la.
Uncle Sam, 100 at So
Victor Con, 500 at 10, seller so; 1,j0o
mt l0la; 200 at IL.
Yankee Con, 300 at 49la.
r,r,<, ,,,r,,-r .,r,,N~-
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T. II. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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T. NJ. West & Co. stoclS brokers
d. u. Walker Blk. Both phones OF.
dee and residence.
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 2l5 D. g. Walker Block
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Amalgamated Copper commence. 5S7s
American Car 81 Foundry. ...... 81
American Locomotive .............. 43n
Amer. Smelt. * Rein. ........... 67ik
Amer. Smelt. & Rein. pfd .... 94%
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. .447k
Colorado Fuel & Iron. ......... 235s
International Paper -....,..... 8A
National Biscuit ................,. sly
National Lead ..................... So
Pacific Mall Observation-Disclosures. 2gk
Peoples Gas Observation-Disclosures. so
Pressed Steel Car .............. 231a
Pullman Palace Car .....s ......... I52
standard OIL. .-'....,....,.......b2 5
sugar ....,'..... .....,....-....,...124m
United States Steel. ............ 33ss
United States Steel pfd. ........... 9S
Western Union Observation-Disclosures. 53A
]. M....,.,... Observation-Disclosures. ~
DO. ptd ...... Recommendations. 20
Mackdy Co.'S t''''' ''.''''.,'...-... ooB
Do. pfd. ,...... ...........,........ 6l%
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a u, So. Temple Both
phones 90.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS.
Just Issued. Send 10 Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City. Utah. Tor
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-03
CLAIMS MINE
HAS BIG WEALTH

Intelligence of a startling nature
has Just leaked out concerning con-
ditions in the great Seven Troughs
mine, near Vernon. In spite of the
secrecy of the company, widening
OF the high grade streak to proper
lions that stagger belief, is reported.
A Seven Troughs man is quoted
as follows by the Tonopah Bonanza:
"A few days ago | drilled for three
feet into solid high grade, every inch
of which showed coarse free gold.
The rock is SO incredibly rich that
fortunes are contained in single Gu
bic yards Of IL. | am not exaggerat-
ing when | say that it is as rich as
any of the ore that has been given
away for cabinet purposes, or taken
TO Lovelock in automobile shipments
to be retorted there. ! understand
that that ore averaged between $50
and $40 pound in value ! would
MT hesitate an instant in declaring
that we have just opened up a body
of ore in the Seven Troughs mine
three feet wide that will hold up that
high average" Speaking of the high
grade streak in general, this miner
said THE special streak of enrich
ment IN the Seven Troughs is contin-
uous as far as we have sunk or
drifted, for 500 feet down. Ii can
be followed with the eye, so plainly
does the free gold show up, as il
changes from its position from one
side of the vein to the other. always
staying inside the quartz body. II
varies in width from an inch to three
feet. and sometimes even pitches en-
tirely OFF, only to begin again imme-
diately. and carry its high values on
down In many places the enriched
streak is from six to | 6 inches thick. :
Asked as to what the company was
doing with the rich streak, he said:
For the most part they have been
stripping the ore and leaving it
standing, although they cut through
il often and sack some AS to how
much ore is blocked out in the mine,
he said: II wouldn't be believed II
| ventured an opinion. If the three
foot body we have just opened up
holds its present width and values
30 feet perpendicularly and 30 feet
horizontally, you can see for your
self that IL will contain several mil
lion dollars in gold and silver.