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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
CONCENTRATES

The Badger Leasing company Is pre-
pairing 90 ship a carload Of high grade
ore 90 the salt Lake shelters and the
company % is said. is preparing FOR
regular weekly shipments The BADGER
lease is ON the copporminos property.
owned by George r. Gum and others Of
salt Lake.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Lover Mammoth Mining company will
ba held tomorrow II Is not believed
chat anything but the usual business
routine win bc transacted.
Tho Knsley Development company's
tunnel IS getting into the ore i80 feet
below the uppcr Workings, according 10
~ A. Highoo. former superintendent of
Che mine who rs in from camp Ho de-
elares that "a shoot of ore of shipping
grade was opened fof about $50 feet ON
the upper level ANA oncountering m be-
low win Yield good stopping ground
Tho r. g. Richmond machinery CONF
panY last night sent "a force of men
10 Modoua tO begin the oroc-
ton of the new 3G0-horscpower plant
40 he built hy the Gold Springs Power
and Mining company This plant win
hD used t0 generate electric energy
fur the jennie minc and Others ln The
vicinity as wcll as the mill that viii
he built at Che mine.
Tu carloads Of pipe Imported from
Germany passed through Salt Lake
yesterday for the work that is being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

About two miles southeast of the m
linois group b. tho Gold Queen group OF
two claims which have over 1000 feet
of development work and large 1uanti-
ties Of good ore in sight. 40 is believed
by many who are familiar with this
property. however, that the main vein.
from which very rich ore was extracted
on the surface, has never been reached
by the lower workings, This property
Is equipped with a i0-stamp mill a
Leschen cable tramway, assay office.
boardinghousc etc; but is now lying
idle
The Dream group ON the southern
slope Of the Blue mountains, on john
son creek. consists OF five claims. owned
by Charles Cooley of Camp jackson.
Blue mountains. and eastern parties. II
is equipped with five-stamp mill. has
five claims and from J 800 10 1000 feet
of development work. The ore body on
the Dream is ~ feet wide. and aver
axes over $40 per ton gold values. Ow-
ing however, 90 some refractory coudi-
ton of the ore--prObably mineral oil,
they have never been able 60 save
enough of the values To make the OPP
erations Of the nine and mill pay eN-
pcnscs. Probably n strong sal ann
moniac solution or concentrated I've
would solve the problem. These prop
critics are patented and lying idle.
AT THE OTHER CLAIMS.
Between the Gold queen and Dream
groups James Hewitt ana others have
the Viking group OF six or seven
claims. These show good gold values
IN a formation which Is easily worked.
The ore appears TO be a free milling
proposition. but may contain enough
oils 70 require an alkaline reagent 60
successfully treat them There is 600
or 700 feet Of development work on
this group
ON West mountain John and Joe
Duckett have a group " several silver
lead bearing properties which return
very high assays In these metals and
are reported to carry large bodies OF
such ores on my visit I did not have
time To go 10 them.
There are numerous other prospects
OF lesser note Ia these mountains. many
Of which win no doubt In time be
developed into paying mines but
transportation facilities Is the crying
need Of the country and IL is to be
hoped the oil boom win assume suf-
ficient magnitude to bring IL. or az
least grease the way for 2 10 come. as
gold and silver mines seem 10 be inn
potent to produce the desired effect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
EARS ON THEIR LEGS.


Strange AZ n may seem. nm ant has
at least six ears Aside from their
multiplicity they are located in Just
about the quocrest place imaginable b.
on the legs. They seem deaf 20 all
sounds made by the vibration OF the
air, but detect the slightest possible
vibration OF solid material
This Is supposed To- be TO their ad-
vantage. IN that such things as APP
preaching footsteps tell moro OF the
possibility OF danger than such sounds
as are transmitted through the air.
So sensitive are their feet, says 81.
Nicholas, that they detect the impact
of a small hirdshot dropped on the
table from a height OF about six inches
and about IA feet distant from an arti-
fetal nest placed at the other end OF
the table.
As curious as are their ears. their
noses are ever more extraordinary. AS
the ants spend most Of their time in
the dark they must depend largely on
scent for their guidance. and In con-
sequence have quite an elaborate arr
ray Of noses each for a special purpose.
Miss Adele Fielde believes that their
antennae are composed Of a number
OF noses strung along IN line. stu
Of these noses can smell only a special
thing
The nose on the tip or first joint Of
the antenna. IL is said. is for recognlz-
ing the ordor of the home. the one
on the second iolnt is to recognize re-
latives. The third nose Is the path
finder, and without Il the poor ant cam
not follow trail and soon gets hope
lessly lost. The noses on the fourth
and NTH joints are for recognizing the
egg and immature ants IN the nest.
No creature is more tidy than an
ant who cannot tolerate the presence
Of dirt on her body. These little
creatures actually use a number OF real
toilet articles in keeping themselves
clean. No less an authority than Or.
McCook saws their toilet articles con-
sist Of coarse and hne-toothed combs.
hair brushes. sponRes and even washes
and soap. Their saliva is their liquid
soap. and their soft tongues are their
sponges
Their combs. like their ears, arc fast
ened to their legs. They stop for a
hasty cleanup when they get ditry.
But a more leasurely toilet "a made
when they feel In a loaflng mood. and
they then lend helping hand to one
another in the process.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
.PlTTSBURG CHAMPIONS
DEFEATED DETROIT TEAM

PittsbuTg Och. s-'The Pittsburg
champions OF the National league de-
feated Detroit, the American league
pennant winners m the opening game
Of the worlds championship series here
on Forbes field by the score of to I.
Detroits poor fielding. coupled with
timely hitting by Wagner Gibson and
Clarke accounted for Pittsburgs vic
tory.
Detroit struck fear into the hearts
of tho Pittsburgers by scoring one run
IN the opening inning, when Adams
was "a trihe unsteady. but the young
Pittsburg twirlers held the hard hitting
American leaguers safely throughout
the remainder OF the battle.
Tommy Leach was the star in tho
fielding for the pirates. as his sem
satlonal catch Of Cobh's terrific drive
TO deep center with two on bases in
tho seventh inning saved possible
tie n tho score
Leach also contributed anoth-
en- spectacular bit Of work
when he caught Tom Jones
near Texas Lacquer at the end Of the
sixth Pittsburg was helpless before
Mullin In the first three innings and
the first Of the winners was home
run drove into the right field bleach
ers by Manager Clarke. after two men
were out In the fourth
Detroits ragged defense in the nth
inning, coupled with Gihson's two
Dagger. broke the tie and gave Pitts
burg two runs.
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LOGAN DEsERET NEWS AGENCY

our agent. r. A. Mitchell. who has
had charge OF The Deseret News
agency for the past -four years IN Lo-
gan has rendered his resignation on
account Of his time being fully occu-
pied in other matters. and j N Blair.
whose address Is 1855 west First North
street. has been appointed as HE sue
cessor Patrons of Tho News VIII
kindly renew subscriptions with him.
and be- also win attend 10 All COM
plants in regard a. delivery Of the
paper. etc. tits phone number De- 300- r.
Bell orders for Church works. etc.
zion by him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
MARKET CONTINUES IMPROVING.
Stocks Are Stronger and Sales Heavier
ON Local Exchange.

Considerable more activity than has
been shown In some time was noted
on the local stock market this morning
Stocks as a rule We're stronger and con-
ditions favorable for the continuation
Of a good market. Colorado was strong
at slsa2A this morning and 1000 shares
changed hands al that price, Another
bunch Of 1880 shares changed hands at
81 go
Iron Blossom also developed a better
tone, as did Mason Valley. Sioux Com
solidated showed some weakness to-
wards the close but the stock seems
to be finding favor with the public.
During the regular and open board sos-
sion l5 5a5 shares were sold The price
varied from 10 90 - cents
The total number Of shares sold this
morning was S9,l95, and the amount rep
resented by the transactions was $40
$685.. So that the average price per
share was Ia the neighborhood OF 50
cents
on the curb market there yas con-
siderable more activity than usual and
the first sales I'M OpeX Consolidated that
have been made In several months were
recorded The stock sold I'm 500 and
200 share lots 60 the extent OF $500
shares at 20 cents a Dot Of 800 shares
OF Bingham central STANDARD was sold
at % cents. bid Of ~ cents was rC-
ceived for Naildriver and 5ia cents
was bid for Domijohn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
ORIGIN OF THE RE0RGANIZED
CHURCH AND SUCCESSION.

A book OF 40 pages showing the lat
ter-day apostasy.
This book Is invaluable and indis-
pensable to missionaries and all other
students OF Church history. II deals
thoroughly with the origin Of the Re-
organized church and conclusively
proves IL to be Of apostate sources. al
so that that church has departed from
the doctrines OF the Prophet Joseph
Smith and now attacks them vindic-
lively, denying many of the principles
OF the gospel The book also treats
the Succession in the Presidency and
shows that PRESIDENT BRIGHAM
YOUNG WAS PROPERLY ORDAIN-
ED TO LEAD THE CHURCH.
BY Elder Joseph r. Smith, Jr
Just published by the Deseret News
Cloth binding per copy so cents. in
paper 80 cents.
SEND ORDERS TO THE DESERET
NEWS BOOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
TAKE OVER NATIONAL GROUP.

A deal has just been closed for the
taking over of the National group Of
claims adjoining The Mendha- Nevada
mine &C Phoebe on the north a r.
Kimball Of the Continental National
bank and Sol Siegcl " the Sicgel
Clothing company with Thomas J.
Osborn. president Of the Mendha New
ada have taken over the entire group
and Will begin activities at once
Although no big plans have been laid
out for the development Il is declared
that work win continue from now until
a mine ls opened up a small force
of mon win be nul 10 work and opera
lions viii be continuous.
The group Of claims is said 10 he
among the most promising I'm the dis
trict The same system ~ assuring
runs through the property ar rs found
iu the Moudha and the owners are con-
hdcnt that they can open up "a mine Of
NO small magnitude
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago Oct s-There was fair COM
mission house demand for wheat a. the
start and "a moderately firm tone pre-
vailed. Argentine ndvices were again
disquictlng. additional reports Of dam
age b. the growing crop by locusts be
ing received These advices together
with the prevailing high premiums for
cash wheat in this country were the
chief bullish Influences. Prices az the
opening were a shade to ~ higher. the
December delivery being ~ l.M = 20
1.OiA. Later December advanced 10
1.Oi7s
selling pressure IN anticipation OF
hcariah crop report. Easy cables ana
larger receipts than had been expected
were additional bearish factors. The De
ccmher delivery opened unchanged to
sc. lower at'56K 10 57h and for time
held within that range.
Oats were rather weak on tank Of
larger receipts within a few days slack
demand for tho cash grain also depress-
90 prices The December option opened
80 lower AZ IS - ana sold az 3sas
Provisions were firm because Of mod
crate receipts Of live hogs The bulk
~ trade WAS iu the nearby products
Prices al the opening were 2is 10 b.
wheat-The market gained additional
strength ms the session advanced. The
top Tor December was osNs stronE
tone prevailed a. the finish Final quota
lions ON December were un a A. NlA
coma SHARP bulge in prices occurred
following the publication ~ the govern
ment report Tho close was strong. Dc
comber $50. higher AZ MH
Close Whoat-pcc.. i.o.is. MAY. mN
coorn~oct. eol. Dec. EsN May aH.
0ats-Dcc. esq. May rs,
pork-Tan 1s a. Nav. iSiTk
Tard-Oct fo1T. Nov. if.72i3t Jan.
10 sqtk. MAY 10 51E.
Ribs-Oct IA. ~ Jan. . 67is May a.G5
Cash. 7201T pec. 1a013
uarlcv-Cash. fswW
rloNcr-N Nothing doing
Timothv-O 2.W.
BITTER AND EGGS
chicauo. oct Butter-steadv
Creamerles. 24 dalries 2g
Eggs STEADY at mark casfs Included.
is receipts. sieo. hrsts. Pei prime drsts,
Cheese strong Daisies. l6nA. TWINS.
lsuL YOUNG Americas. haWl9' Long
Horns litinie
SUGAR ANn COFFEE
New York oct sugar raw. firm.
Falr refining 11i5. centrfugal a. test.
ga molasses sugar 1kh
Hrnned- Steadv Crushed. tN . puN-
dcrod SW, graduated b.l6
Coffee STEADY No Rio. it No.
santos. ssaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York oct h-Closc
Money on call strong fh Nb per cent
ulinE ratio and closing bid a. per
cent. offered nf 3 per cent
Time loans hrm for al days, fitmfat
per cent Tor a0 days ana ak months. "a
per cent
Prime mercantile paprf ihm5 per cent
sterling exchange steady wnh actual
business ln bankers bills 1t 1880 M
FOR 00 day bills and ID a.S.N for demand
Commercial bills, fNisnd.N
lfar silver alao
heNican dollars f3c
Goyemmeni bonds. steady railroad
bonds, irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
SHOOTS AT MINING MAN.
George v. Edwards Fired at From
Ambush by WouId-be Assassin.

According 20 a story which has reach
ed Salt Lake, George L. Edwards, gen
eral manager of the CannOnball Con
solidated Mining company recently had
narrow escape from the bullet Of a
would be assassin. While riding along
a lonely road at night fall from Soldier,
Ida. 20 the camp In the Little Smoky
district two shots We're fired at Mr.
Edwards one passed through the back
of the seat on which he was sitting and
the other went through the buggy top.
For some time Mr. Edwards has been
breaking IN a new superintendent with
the intention OF leaving the work In his
his hands. Several days previous to the
trouble Mr. Edwards received an
anonymous letter through the post
office warning him 10 leave camp I'M
der penalty Of death. The note of warn
ing referred 10 alleged abuse OF men
while Mr.. Edwards was superintendent
Of the Consolidated Mercur As he had
had no such trouble, he paid no atten-
ton 10 the warning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
RATE on LEMONS INCREASED.

Washington. oct S.-A heavy and
general advance in the freight rates
ON lemons has been made by the trans
continental railroads. shippers of
American products are concerned seri-
ously by the advance which. accord
ing 10 the tariffs filed with the inter-
state commerce commission. viii be-
come effective on November 3 next
The tariffs were filed with the COM
mission Boy tho transcoutinental freight
bureau which controls the transcon-
tinental lines and increases tho present
rate o cents a hundred rounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
WI 10 Jon PRINTING.

How D your stock OF Letter Headsl
Envelopes, hili Heads. and other Of
Gee suppliesi
Let US figure with you on blank
books, certificates. booklets. or re-
cepits. In fact anything In the print
Ing line
We guarantee Satisfaction.
THE DEsERET NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

A story Of tie Echo Canyon War.
By susa Young Gates.
A new. charming story hy Susa
Young Gates. just issued from tho
press. ~ rs adopted In the Reading
ladies' Association
Price. 81 90. postpaid.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

John Bailey OF Monticello owns three
claims on the north OF this group and
Two on tho south on the same veins.
the course OF The veins being nearly
northeast and southwest MI Bailey
properties although not so extensively
developed show the same chamcteris-
ties as the Illinois group
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
LIVESTOCK.



Chicago. oct. S-Cattle-Recelpts es-
timated at 1000, market strong Beeves,
iSTs.S0; Texas steers, f.o0n 5.&; west
ern steers 4.O0M7.26i stockers and feed
ers. 3.l0G5.S0; cows and heifers, 2.20a
son; calves. 7.Ode.50.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1000;
market steady. IAghts. .iJa7 49, mixed,
Z DGS6: heavy. 80Gs 10; rough, 7.SoM
7.5O. good to choice heavy IsqS i0'
pigs. 5.75a6 %; bulk Of sales z 500 Z -.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at i2,oo.
market steady Native. 2.50a4.so; west
ern. 2.75d5.Oo. yearlings, 4W4 90,
lambs, native, AS Il5; western, 4'0u
40. ,.
Kansas city, oct Seattle Receipts.
1000. market steady to strong Native
steers Sous 50. native cows and heif-
ers. 2 25d4 %. stockers and feeders, 800
as 90: bulls 2.50d 400; valves, s.'5asW,
western steers, 8.6506.75; western cows,
2. 75d4 80
Bulk OF sales, 100 so. heavy, I.40u
10. packers and butchers, 7.S0@'.'9;
lights. 7.e0u7. 40. pigs 5.o0d6.2.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady
Lambs. 8 s5G6 ~, range wethers and
yearlings, 4.o0aS.oo' range ewes 2."a
40
Omaha. oct. s-Cattls-Recelpts 1900.
market unchanged Native steers. 4.5oN
SEQ. cows and heifors 3.00a6 %. western
steers 8Om625. cows and heifers, IS
n48. Gamers. 2.0G3.od stockers ana
feeders 3 GODS q: calves. 325d6. 70 :
bulls. stays etc. 2.75a4. 70.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market strong
10 Sc higher Heavy. .5od7. 62is, mixed
.s5d7 ~. lights. t517 90; pigs, $50 Z. %
bulk of sales .55n7 o.
Sheep-Receipts. l40N: market steady.
Ycarlings 465WS2o; wethers, 3.9oa4 40;
ewes. 875Nti5 lambs. 6.25a6.s5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
RECAPITULATIoN


AT tiNNOO-N SAILS.
Colorado 500 at I so
Columbus, $50 40 So 900 al 81 GOO
at 83.
East Tintic Con, 600 at ~
East Tintic Development. 1000 at 9A
Grand Central 100 at 40
Indian Queen. 900 at 3. 1000 az 2A
lnyo. 1000 az S.
Mason Valley $50 at 30; 100 at
205ia.
Miller Hin. 1000 at 3.
Nevada HIS. 100 az q.
Ohio Copper, 200 at AS.
Seven Troughs. 800 at H.
Silver King, 100 a 400 seller so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
FORENOON SALES

Beck Tunnel 500 at 1873. 500 at 20
buyer SO. 500 al 20
Colorado. 500 az 1924
Columbus, 1900 at So. 100 al IS seller
co. 100 al 81 800 al S.
Grown Point. 200 at g.
DAILY Judge. 10 at 500
East Tintic Development, Q 600 At pa
Iron Blossom, $500 al LIZA; 100 at
1.ij buyer so.
Mason Valley, 300 az go
Mountain Lake 500 az ?; 1000 at 9h
buyer 60. 200 Al 9L
Nevada Hills so at 70
New York 100 az ~; 500 al ~
buvcr So
Provo. 1000 at s.
Silver King. 500 AZ 400.
Sioux Con. 1900 az 81 325 al 50.
$500 at so seller so. 10 at 90 1000 at so.
South Columbus Con, 5000 al 10:
500 at ga
Tintic Central 1900 at SO 5000 at
SA seller 60 1000 az SO
Utah. 500 at 81 I 900 az g.
Victoria. 100 at $50.
OPEN BOARD
Bullock 1000 at ~. 500 at 1 seller
so. no 600 at /.
Colorado. 200 an 1924 1900 at $50
Columbus 500 at 81
DAILY Judge, 100 al 500 100 at sos.
May Day 500 at g.
Iron Blossom. 900 az l12lh 900
az 10 seller 60. Q 600 AT 10.
Sioux Con. 500 nj so; 500 at a.
Tintic Central, 5000 az 81 500 at 81
Uncle Sam. 500 at O.; 100 az 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
UTAH STOCKS

done bN the Utah County Power COM
pany In American NFork canyon. The
pipe Is is. 20 and "a inch stun and
was brought 20 Utah by the +. G.
Richmond Machinery company.
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CONCORDANCE OF THE BOOK OF
MORMON
BY Geo. Reynolds.

Reduced to. leather. IS: cloth. o.
Your ward and home library IL not
complete without II. Most complete
concordance ever published. containing
s51 pages. Send your order at once
10 the
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PATENTS

We desire 10 announce that We
. have established IN connectica
with our paper, a Patent Bureau \
and invite the cooperation Of I
inventors, Mechanical Engineers,
Draus tismen, Machinists. Sup
erin;endents and Foremen II
shops and Mills, skilled Ne
charles h an trades, Farmers
and all others. IN building UP a
, patent system, that will give
honest advice 70 investors, pro !
tect their interests by good pat
ents and strong contracts, assist
, Inventors In perfecttng thor in
ventions, and In selling theLr pat
ents whom obtained and In all
matters 10 render careful ser
vice and give fun value for
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Washington. ID. c.. an attorney
who has been IN continuous prae-
} tise for the past twenty years,
and we are IN position to guar
antae that any patent matters
placed in our hands viii receive
prompt and careful attention
and that the charges will always
be moderate.
We also. In addition 20 seour-
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act business OF all character In
this line.
All patents securcd through our
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az our expense, and Will thus be
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terially assist the inventors IN
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Lake City.
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FOREIGN.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suIta ,
M T, o,uer allowing Constitution N
an cre iurklsh Nation, and later swaars
MAN. ue Koran to obey its rulings
nerso nanses VIII be made in tba
reforma OF the court staff, and tbe
iS VIII De In full power.
10, Ias'-The Franco-American Tor-
~ commission is in session. and no
sotlations are in order which will re-
move many of the obstacles in AZ
way OF satisfactory exportation snd
items. TWO Ma
canton Three hundred Cbinese
are drowned by the wreckinp 90 ;
phoon. uins w.
Havre.-Sir Thomas Linton,s hoo,
wins at he InternationaI Reeatta 10 /,
the race for seventy-foote,s 'a -
|
Mexico City.7-Many new o,i ua,,
are peing discovered in the yicinit,
OF inc City Of Mexico, and authorize
on the oil trade make the statemen
.nat me Mexican product will be q,
S e',tr,.s FACTOR in the trade in the nea
Lonuon.-Plaster portraits are ran
ldly becoming the fad in society e,r
cies' The latest is to have one.s -
va impression taken in plaster cas
anu iates present inqufring fr;end
ana relatives with iife-sized piec