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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
CONCENTRATES.

NJ j. DALEY. superintendent of the
Silver King Coalition Mines company
is in salt Lake city for q few days
charles a. Poet % wen known mining
ongInccr has returned from trip
through tho ol country of southern
Utah.
colin Mcintosh, general manager of
The ohio Cunrcr company has gOnc Goo
Bingham 90 hook over the work being
done there.
Murray Us. Godbc and Anthony a.
Godhe. Interested To The Prince Cone
soldutcd. Ohio Kentucky and other Pc
ochc properties are at that camp.
The ore shipments ont Of Park city
la-t week amounted TO the following
Silver King. 1.28s220 pounds DAILY
West. e64O00. DAILY Judge fi3o0oi
Daily Judge Zinc 6iS5oo' American
Flag IS 600. total 3i06 10 pounds
The Mason Valley mine at Yerington
has encountered the rich sulphidc ha-
suro m the lower tunnel which ON the
Jewel above was opened for 500 feet
along the strike. The ore is from 30
tO 40 feet wide. is "a straight smelling
product and assays 10 per cent copper
Senator Dixon of Montana has filed
With the senate committee ON unhllNt
81 statement I'm reference 20 the produc-
tion of anthony in the United states
and asking that &c be protected. He
asks that q tarif be placed on the im-
portation of the cheap anthony ores
that are now imported from Asia, Iur-
key, Germany and Mexico.
I'M removing "a chunk OF solid ore I'm a
stope OF the 400 level below The tun-
mel OF the Columbus Consolidated come
pquv's property at Alta "a hole two
feet wide was made through which a
stream Of dry, black. sandlike. sulphide
ore began 20 run Before this was
stopped by the stope filling up Go the
level Of the hole, Manager Tony ia
cobson declares that about 200 tons on
ore ran out This can be handled with
a shovel This ore assays 10 per cent
copper and 10 ounces Ia silver ON
tia 900 foot level below the tunnel the
Gre assure has been traverscd for 50
feet and the contact has been reached.
This contact has not been determined,
but 10 Is believed that 10 IS the greatest
and richest ever found in an Alta mine.
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The slump n wheat weak cahlcs s..
fairly liberal receipts had "a deDrr..I.
eject on corn May opened va. to is
as lower at o5h TO Whs sold nd 'wa.
then declined again to WN
The market for oats was rather 49,,
because uf the buViug OF wheat ANA .'a
May opened v lower at 63a raid ~, ~
and sold on to 61N u6EA
Provisions were firm owing fo
Toe. advance iu live hogs Trad.
rather DUH Prices az the stnrf or.
shade to l0c. higher
Wheat-The low noint for MAY Wal.
reached at i.ltit. July declined to D oi
Late ln the day several of the loan.
bulls began 20 buy and this starte5
tive covering by shorts. resultine I,
sharp rally. all Of che earlier loss bc.--
rcghncd. May advanced TO LEU r
July 20 .e&. Tho close was nrm IN
though May was still "a shade b.lo
Saturdays close. at t.15L july vas
p q q. at lo2A q LOIS
Corn-'rhe market rallied with v.s,..
May advancing TO @h Tho close ,,'
strong. with Nav up Is az Gg. Ggsf. was
Close- Wheat-MaN LIZA july + o.
@l.W 2 sept. @& 090y; Dec. g,s. '.-'
Corn March 6i7l Nav 6G,aa.
July. 65h Sept, So. Dee. 5S
Oats-May. 81. July. as. sept. 41i.
Pork-May 1875. July. i7.F715
LardnMay lol''aa1o@: July n.n.
Ribs-May e.a7Hqe.p; July sapo
e.65' Sept, 9.6ls.
Rye-Cash and May. 50.
Barley--Cash. 63W go
Timothy March. 3.S0.
Clover-March. $50.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, March 22-sursr r,.
steady. Fair refining. 3.i2; csntrihTl'
is test. 1892. molasses sugar AZ.
Renned-Stoady. Crushed, 8. s.: povrd,.-
ed 40; Eranulated ass
Cofee-Steady. No. Rio. So: No 4
Santos, Sfa.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York March 22.-Money on
call, easy, y AZ per cent: ruling
rate ia per cent: closing bid. / q
per cent: offered at per cent
Time loans dun and firm; for SO
days "a per cent. for 30 days. =
per cent; six months, ~ at per
cent
Close Prime mercantile paper. 3 =
al per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with ac-
tual business i'm bankers bills at 81
$500 al 80 for 90 day bills and at
SASS AT 4.SS.25 for demand
Commercial bills. SA.S6 at 1s.
Bar silver. SOS cents.
Mexican dollars. "A cents.
Government bonds firm. railroad
bonds steady.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock q Co, bankers and
brokers west Second South street,
furnish the following. received over
their private wire today.
COMsTOCK.
Oph.r. IO2ls a. los; Mexican 61 ~
So. Gould q Curry, 10 "a II; Con
Va. go a 81; savage, 10 a. il; Hale
d. Norcross, ~ bid; yellow Jacket, So
"a g.; Belcher 80 asked: Confidence,
60 M 65. Sierra Nevada, 70 q "a;
Union, 2c a. %; Choliar, Z 4" s.
PoJosl "a 81
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada $50 bid: Montana
TouUlah. GO bid, TonOpah Extension,
$50 asked. Mcnamara. "a asked Mid
way. 22 asked, Tonopah Belmont 50
70 SIS; West End Cons. 81 bid, Jim
Butler. Is IA ls.
BCLLFROG
Mont Bulfrog. asked; National
Bank. 3a1 Amethyst asked, May
flower Cons. 1913. Montgy. Mt,
bid. Homestake Cons 405, Tramp
Cons. fH6.
MANHATTAN.
MANN Cons. 4H5, Dexter 203;
Mustang. 2a3, Pineuut asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvicw Eagle. Q bid, Pittsburg SI
Peak. 90 bid. Eagles Nest. asked;
Hailstoue. ] asked. Round Mountain,
so bid: I1whlde queen, flWsS. Raw
hide queen Regent 90 asked Rawhide
Red Top. asked. Rawhidc Coalition,
tgnl1
GDLufIELD.
Colorado Mtn ss. Jumbo Ext. 10
bid. NemaI. bid. Booth, 1917. Blue
Bull. 9ul. Adams. lag, Silver Pick. 8
0l Blue Bell. 3aA Hibenia. 4 bid.
Couqueror 3a5. Lone STAR 4H5, O..
wonder. q asked, Oro 14N Atlanta 10
an. Great Bend, l6nl1. Red Top Ext,
9ul. Florence 110u1 l2ia. Diamond
deld b. H CON. asked. Goldueld
Daisy l6at1. Combination Fraction, 95
Q9s Great Bend EXt asked, Great
BEND Auurz. 2U3s kcWauos. 100ili
Draekeriach 4ni j.. Mohawk 100 BID,
EeI UiIs. tWA, H. Dillon. lag. 81. TIE
se. Is asked. Grandma s03. b. Il.
ENt. asked. 81 Rose. . asked, Colo,
MIN Ekt. 4 asked. GDldhcId Con. 2 i5
a15ls Ulm0lddeli Triangle. ask-
od. A. e.. u. .l asked, Florence EXL
3WL
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk 0r respective siEu-
ers f0r further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
uutu Division. Zoo Iuu iOr salt Lake
County. state of Utah. lu che matter M
tfo estate Of sidney k Hooper DoceaF-
Hooper cNseuflE off tnc estate Df Side
nav b. Hooper. deoDHfed Tor CouurmH-
zion of the sale of Che following desc
.rbed resl estate off said decedont to-
wit.
Al undivided lIt interest foo tho follow
Hcanimr at no northwest corner of
lot g. block ... plat .A Salt Lake CITY
survey and running ,hence south pr i-l
% l.a feet. thence 'lst 5H feel thence
south % feefs thence eusI In feet. thonCe
Hnrtn d" foel thence west ao feet to
i.so aa undivided I-n interest boz uhe
Commsueur at He southwest corner
uI SAID luI D. and running thence north
p. f.rt. thence east d. feet, tHnuHD mont u
frrt thence cast 1a f.et thence south
ID fe.f thence west 30 fe.I tU point off
nHsIuuug subject tu ccrtaIu rIrlts NJ
way HUIeNFDU fur tno Sum uf hIliM and
uulu fle following forms. iu-wIt.
Do p.r cent af ume of making said hId
rum tIr return of aat0 Oiled Iu UIa
Court. Dos boon s.I I1r hcauuE 0n Frl-
lH.. lHr nd ul} uf April A. W. lsu Hi %
oe..al.h g m. .aat thr County Court liollHe..
Iaks C.W SAID Lase County Uah.
gle sau thereof af0Ned tlis 2nd day ot
MiHdAREr ZANE wIrcuER
~ D. p Palmer neput cI.rt
N0unE Mn'ic. Attorneys for peii-
uoncr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
MARKET HIGHER,
CLOSING STRONG

New York March g2.-lnitial prices
on stocks showed some good gains to-
day over saturdays level in the active
speculative issues and the whole list
was moderately higher The amount
off business done. however was SMALL
Union Pacific rose ~. Peoples Cas- 1A,
Reading. Great Northern, pfd. Cana
dian Pacific and American Smelling J.
and Northern Pacific. Brooklyn TRIM
slt and Amalgamated "a. Buying or
ders Increased largely and there was
further sharp advance Son which the
important railroads showed the larg
est share. The market Quieted down
considerably after many material gains
had been made. Buying order Tor
London account was a factor I'M the
activity and strength OF the first hour
When these orders had been executed
the market became extremely dun and
again and prices sagged a fraction.
Bonds were steady.
Heavy buying Of Reading enlivened
things up a bit for time. but the mar
kct soon returned 20 its pathetic state,
when Reading stopped advancing. The
rise carried Reading up 2%. Canadian
Pacific ~ and American Sugar I.
The undertone OF the market remained
strong. and there was a further advance
in selective stocks. Union Pacific moved
up pa, American Smelling 2, New York
Central and Missouri Pacihc IL, and
Atchison. Rio Orande and Great North
ern Ore certificates 1.
The market closed strong and quite
active. The copper and lead indus
trials led "a late advance, in which
American Smelling and Reading rose
ga. Chicago & Alton pa. Amalgamated
Copper 2N Northwestern 2, New York
Central l% and National Lead and
Tennessee Copper Ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
RINGHAM MINEs SHIPPING.

The Bingham Mines company, which
recently took over the property OF the
Bingham Consolidated company, which
was formerly controlled boy +. Angus
tus Heinzc. has commenced shipping
from It's property az Lark. During the
visit of President James z. Graves, ar
rangements were made for the opening
of this property at once. Under the
direction OF Supt John Creighton e. has
been put into shape and the mine is
now turning out about 60 tons Of ore a
day
The ore being produced at this prop
erty runs 2ib per cent copper, % per
cent lead and about ~ ounces In silver.
The leasers ON the property are max
ing even a better showing than this,
as they are sorting their ore.
Nothing has been done as yet toward
opening up the company's property at
Tintic known as Eagle a. Blue Bell.
What win be done with the company S
smelter at Bingham Junction is still an
unsettled question.
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LATE LOCALS

Local Bank Clearlngs-Todavg ls.
cal bank clearings amounted To- Al
O4e'Sz2.S 50 as compared with Sl3l.
31T3t for the corresponding 5ss. p.
last year.
Mrs. Holding Very Ill-Mrs Sarah
Holding mother OF r. G.. Holding 4.
very sick at the home Of her daurhter
Mrs. bardley on south Second Wos
street. Mrs. Holding Is Sc ycars Oil
and came 20 Utah in pioneer DAYS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Addie 1000 at 3
Bingham Tim, 200 at 90,
Black Jack. 500 az 90, 200 at 35iz. 1850
ot 5s
Cedar Tails. 1000 at s.
Colorado. 100 at $780,
Columbus Con. 100 at $50. 20 at 1.l5.
r.. Tintic Dew. 1900 az u.s.
D.. T Gold *. 1000 at o.
Indian Queen, 1900 AZ lif.
Iron Blossom. 4, 100 at -.s2la. cd at 2.l5.
1900 al go. 500 at 215. buyer 6o.
keystone. 900 AZ 81
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 26ia 800 at
Scottish chief 1900 at Az.
siouN Con. 1900 at 1905.
Mason Valley. 100 al 241ia. 100 AZ g IN.
% at 252is, 400 at 262la. 1850 az 265.
2.U-N at 210. 100 at 215. 300 at ASIA.
New British, , 900 at 80.
plutus. 900 ut 2ll4. buyer 3d.
Prince con. 100 AZ i30.
seven TrouEhs. $500 at lt
south columbus Conc 21o0 at 49G,
4 400 at ln
$50. Iron Blossom. 1000 at Co.,
swansea. 900 lf 3l
Swansea EXU. A. 1000 at ga,
TuuD central. 300 100 %. 900 Hf llir.
Iu.Ic Sam. 1900 at Co..
Utah. 1000 at DO. $500 at 20. 5000 100
1903
NIoto. 1900 at no
Wos' Soy. 200 ID. AGO.
opEN BOARD sALEs
AHz 1850 8f ~.
Eea Tunnel 500 at 20. Goo at .6 300
no OF. buyer
Colorado. 600 zoo $685.. l-0ataI5
Cont Nom. tlo9 at '.s. 1000 az 80.
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viii Increase Capitalization to a
Million Shares OF
Stock.
VICTOR MAKES A SHIPMENT.
plutu- Ncau, Carload of Ore le""N
To >uip, That VIII Pay opcr-
atiue ENuru-C-.

Cd. tf.... DAVIS OF
f.iitN'' M'-'" .....l.,.
progress and prosperity DO l'" ''''''
industry companies with less '"'"
=, .,, 07o .rs,.s auuslr t1 bg looked dis
.....,..f,. I'm tho Ttu-
iafoidbly on p'I ".'''' XIV,
tIc district. and Che companies
have been organized for some time arc
.5,,f, calling int, uue and iu-
cr,asns their capitalization. The Nc
Eiplov sh cHoIders win hold their
.,,,,,,f meeting on thr 18Th OF uoN-
..,.,. tttrss IL, he
n"'t. ...W ,,,, ..,tirg Mn bs the
con-id'i.' ', ''o' ,r. .a,ifll
prop's u'h oI lil'' ,.'s'. ..t.., v,Ii
sto'N ,.,... sao 8ae shares
tN N't' 7''u' -.'.''7 ,t,,,. pr,yil-
NII go lh'n 'I' 49, ,,.,,
ms N'. N'"s .''', ...,,. firs to
WIN ia t..i fbs Iarger
'n"' ...,.....,,,or .l.oI.
.,... ...,.,9,-.r,alf of
iois I.. ,t.t-,Dl', is now
.''. ..t 5e..I.nfncut
u'..5 ~. Dive "a GOOD
WON ~, Do, ,l,. moan futur..
.e"''' p, .,i,.r1ent nf sDoi
DO, "a, .',st ,,.... which
~. f....,.s .I,y.
tAe .-. ,,.4.
opera NN- ii 'n- l' .. M
tah-n ii'In lND '.' I'F'I Nu. '''
dt inc mih r'i'Li'l ''''"-"
au0Jncr shipment some u.E' l1
work is being done on me H'o nd ll
the victor which promises to nave an
important bearing upon the future OF
the property "a ls unaeIr'o'u 'la-
tne company Nul pul ~ ''''''
loicl Too "'iN next I'''''"'
... ati,... r.t,-. fs befng
lnt Soe s., tbe
Woih.A az u.p'i w .r,t'.-, %.
Lrsi tlne ih I"iH9 yours
nice showing oct ore 'i y'i' w ~
level in llslh siouhu' uo." "o' ~ 49,
south OF tne smart, anu tHt 'Ma-l9-+
VIII De % regular shipper in the iutor
The OpcN 40 Mammoth mas reached
a depth of 1000 feet ana atters cutiile
"a station on this level the SHAFT NiI
le deepened 10 the $500 mark before
drifts are started out In search of he
ore
Tbe NEW boistine plant al the rin-
tfe DeveIopmeut company is being in-
A.u.d h,, II q stAifgsn formerly
- ..t,,,i.. .t ~. (ssf,ini mine
,,-,.,.,. ~. r,ts.,i
I -oo o0o $3.50
~ w. NV. ,,,it 80 -
,p l'"DD, "'lJ e ss6 oae gb.re, IN,
i,e-N wv" a., ,,,ri,i,,,, f,tna
me ucoa"i' Ivy q WI N"'N t..
,tl 4t ilg ll iai, 81 y, -, i'm
49,, ,,..,,, -. D- ~. ,,,tion a. the
w h1le ''1tl' ~ i.N Wv "il,.e'i n.y.,
A.l.l, c',i' "i'u .,,-,'.i No.
con- paie anu '''''-
work is 90 Dee started al one.
PLDrJs HAS SHIPMENT.
John Strlng superintendent AZ the
pmtus states that he has nearly a
-It... 81 AZ Na mi ID g.
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DIR. GANnI.E Released.

Dr. George A. Gamble, an osteopata,
who was sentenced 20 four days imprs-
onmeut m the county jail by Judge
Morse because he refused TO pay his
Wife Dr. Mary Gamble, S23 Ga month
alnnonv WAS released yesterday after
serving tow days. Before he was re-
leased however however. hc delivered
the money 10 his former wife and
rr,.uised never to De dilatory iu his
u4ylnpnts again
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GRIMM IN COURT AGAIN.

Martin Grimm. Jr. "a brickIay,.. aIcd
4u answer and Cross complaint Satu-
day m the Third district court TO his
uiCe's complaint for divorce, alleging
that he was compelled under threat 10
marry Mrs Mary Grimm. he declares
he Is not the father OF Mrs Grimm'H
child and asko Tor an anulhhent OF the
marriage This is the third time with
in the last year that the Grimms have
been before the courts with their matTl-
m0uiHl troubles.
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NFW YORK QUOTATIONS.

tv.ty and was stronger than 90 has
boon lu some days Black Jack came
OBJ ufo This morning and gained O. point
during The Session.
During tho trading today 93121 shares
Hore sold, representing S45go5.so
ON Che curb market there was less
activity than there has been for some
tme Demiiohn received bid on 9i,
cents and 30 cents was bid FOR Bingham
Central Standard Untah Treasure uUl
uus offered at 20 cents and 22 cents
was the bid Mammoth received O. bid
of sl60
FORENOON SESSION.
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ADDS TO orr RESERVE.
Ray Consolidated FINDS That it Has
Two Million More Tons in sight

u t.. Jackling. general manager OF
the Raw Consolidated property az KEEL
vim. Arizona. leaves m "a few days 10
look over the work tEat is now being
done on this great copper property He
expects Co be- gone about l' days and
during that time DE viii look more
thoroughly into the rapid developments
being made ou that property
At present the drin holes are being
connected up so that definite estimate
can De made of the giant bed of ore that
underlies the property. According 60
a report received by Mr.. JacklIng tho
company has added In excess of 2.00O,OO0
tons Of ore 10 its reserve. during the
past month.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, March Flower cables. lib
crsl worlds shipments and favorable
reports regarding the growing crop iu
this country, brought out considerable
selling Of wheat here today. which re-
start prices We're = to * as lower Nav
being at las TO i.l4A and July sd
1.O2N, After touching. i.l47t. May de-
clined 10 l.l4ia, while July sold on 90
LEX.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. March 22-WoOl firm Ter
rltory and western mediums, 1SdZ3. fine
mediums, 17na fine. nan.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. March. 22-Cattle-Recoipts 'es-
umated ut 1900; market Joe. higher
BecVes f.OW7.l5; Texas steers. 4.50n
$50; western steers, s1oU5.ao; stockers
and feeders. 3.4Od6 %, cows and helters,
2.01Hl. CD. calves. 6.o00s p.
Hogs-Receipts estimated st 4100;
market aloe higher Lights. b.hWt.e3i
mixed. 655W6.95; heavy d.604 100; rough,
G.0luG.6i. good 90 choice heavy, 6.lon
400. pigs. 5.S5a6.30; bulk OF sales.6.7on
$50
sheep-Receipts estimated at i5Oo0:
market 5u10c higher. Native, $500 1900.
western. a.GDU6.0o. yearlings. 6.l0ul %;
lambs native. o.5ou'9o western $500
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. March 22-Cattlc-Re-
coiuts 1900. market strong 20 Toe. high
en-. Native steers, 5.O0p6.a; native COWS
cr-. 8.5ou5.15; bulls 3.2004.S0; calves,
q. o. .r &. 20. western steers, 4.O0d6.0O, cows
westerns 400QA50
Hogs-Receipt 1900. market 20 10c
higher Bulk OF sales. Goo $50; heavy
D. g5ut.SJ. packers and butchers. $500
$50. lights. t.E06.l0, pigs, 5.00Q6.lo.
Sleep Receipts, 1000, market strong
Co lOc higher Nutt0us. 5.00n 90. lambs.
G.,lu1.60. range wcthers, Asa 100. fed
ewes. a.vu0e.la.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Msrcn 22-Cstuo-Re-
oeipts, 1900. market 10 10 DC. higher.
Western steers. 3.5ld5 Is: Texas steers.
5000 90. range COWS and hcifers, 2.1b6t
4 50, Gamers, q Zhn .. % stockers and
feeders, 3.0oN5.A0 calves, 3.&U l.2o: bulls
Hogs-Receipts. 45Oo: market o. high
err Heavy. 6.b5aG. 70. mixed. 6.J0d6. %;
lights .25Q6.eoi pigs, A6Q5.@; bulk OF
sheep Receipts. 500: market 10 to Doc.
higher. Yearlings. 6o0g5, 0O' lambs, 6.75
0ttJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
LEAD PRODUCERS
ARE IN SESSION
Mine Operators OF Idaho, Utah,
Colorado and Other States
Hold Meeting.
DAY TALKS OF IDAHO MINES.
Declares Mining q, slow In Big Lead
District at Gem state ON Ac-
count Of Conditions.

Close Co Cd score OF tine operators OF
tine lead producing mines of idaho,
Colorado. utah. and other western
states met at o'clock this afternoon
at the Commercial club 90 discuss the
lead situation and to take any action
That may De- deemed necessary Co keep
the present tariff on the product and
build uD tho industry The men who
ore attending tine convention began TO
arrive yesterday. Among the frst
tu come was j. r.. CaUbroath OF Dem
Yer. secretary of the American Mining
congress he registered az the knuts-
ford hotel and n "a short time was roo
touch with many of the members OF the
Utah Mime Operators association which
has been collecting statistics ON lead
production.
Although not a. large delegation SD
fan as NUMBERS are concerned. but
which ranks high when it comes 90
representing producing mines, was tno
PARTY that arrived this morning from
Idaho under the leadership of Harry
J.. Day Of Wallace. He comes tn the
interests Of the American Mining con-
cress and also as a representative ut
the Hercules property With Mr.. nay
are such mon as W. clayton Miller ot
spolsuo. representing the Federal
Mines. j. F..McCarthy Of Spokane rep
resenting the Hecla properties; Judge
NJ A. Folsom of spokane, rep
resontinR the Bunker BIN and sullivan
companies and G.. Fred Kratzer Of
Wallace. representing the National
aud the Caledonia mines.
NOT CROWDING PRODUCTION.
eve are not crowding the produc-
tion of the mines in idaho with the
present weak conditions of the mar
ket" said Mr.. Day this morning. GOT
course there Is a lot OF work that must
go ahead I'M spite OF conditions. but
at present the mines of our section are
doing but little in development work
and are not pushing the mine pro-
duCtion.
IN Shoshone county about S. per
cent of the mining OF the state Is done
Conditions here speak pretty wen OF
the entire state. The present weak
market and the unsettled conditions
over the tariff have not Improved
things AS soon as these have righted
themselves. as believe they win
within "a short time, there viii he
greater production from this section
Of the country than ever before.
The meeting today promises 20 pro-
duce "a closer association Of the mining
Interests of the western states than
ever before. one thing that is certain
and that Is that a closer general idea
of the cost Of production Will Doe CLEAN
ed than ever before
.....-y-.....- .,r-y.-- Yal.fg,.ra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22

James a. Pollock q Co, bankers and
brokers. 6 west Second South street.
furnish the following, received over
their private wire today.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-07-09
GOVERNMENT NEEDS CASH,
Finds It Necessary to Have Larger
Working Balance.

Washington, June 3O.-A cal on ma
tional depository banks for a return
to the treasury of government funds
ag~gregating approximately S25,0O0,.
600, was made yesterday by Secretary
of the Treasury McNeagh. OF this
amount, $4,000, 900 has been called for
July -, and $4,000, 900 for August Is.
Balances in all active repositories
are uniformly reduced to the lowest
amount which the daily needs of the
government will permit.
This call will practically wipe out
all Of the deposits Of government
funds in national banks subject to
check by the treasury of the United
States, except about S37, 900 1000, which
is held in active account, and neces-
sary to meet checks of government
disbursing officers, and $1,000 900,
which will be allowed to remain in
$1,000 lots in such of the one thou
sand smaller national banks as de-
sired to retain their designation as
national bank depositaries.
The working balance today is more
than $4,000, 900, which will be in
creased by the call to approximately
S6S, 900 900. The low state of the gov
eminent working balance made its
strengthening a necessity, and thus
augmented, the treasury department
will have ample funds for at least
some months.
It is confidently expected, however.
that before the coming December, an
additional issue of Panama bonds OF
the further issue of treasury receipts
of Indebtedness will be found neces
sary. No decision, however, has beer
reached on this point.