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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-01
IRRESISTIBLES TO PLAY
DIAMOND TEAM SUNDAY

Vierra's lrresistibles will have II
hard task on their hands next Sun
day when they meet team from
Diamond & Co. on the baseball
ground. The Wall Nichols bunch
are very confident that they can beat
any business team in the city, but,
on the other hand, the Diamond
bunch say that next Sunday at
Aala Park is the time and place
where the Irresistibles get It where
the chicken is alleged to have
stopped the axe.
However. the bookseller bunch are
feeling very chirpy. and they scorn
the idea OF defeat. SO far they
have won every game they have
played, and In every instance by a
Good margin. The lineup Of both
teams is as follows: Irresistibles-
Hoichi, C; All Toon. p: A. K. vierra,
lb; w. Jordan. %; A. Souza, 3b;
Kenneth, IS; s. Gum, RI; S. Bum.
CT; T.. Iwashita, II. Subs, Mort Saki.
John Peterson. Diamond-Joe Mar
tin, p; Joe r. Silva, 2b; Pedro F.
Neves, CT; Manuel Comes, C; Vim
cent Comes, C; All Fat, 3b; Henry
Achong, 1b; Peter Carrius, II; John
Mezzati. RI, Sues, Ain, J. X. Sopa.
+. Klimmir. Manager, Sam Wong.
The game will start at 1880 sharp.
and no doubt the fans from both
business houses will be on hand to
root for their fellow employees.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-01
SHORT SPORTS.

The Yokohama Specie Bank will
put beautiful baseball team In the
field against the Bank OF Hawaii
next Saturday at 3 p. M. on the
Punahou grounds. The Specie Bank
lineup will be as follows: Saige,
G; Fukano. p; Motoki, ib; Hayaka-
wa, 2b; Murakami, 3b; Masuda, IS;
Otsuka, If; Tatsuda, RI; Wada, CT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-01

The Oahu Baseball League Jun
Tors will hold meeting on Friday
evening at o'clock In the Office OF
the Real Estate Exchange. Some
important business will be brough,
up, and all members are requested
to attend.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-01

Kapiolani track will he cleared
from today till June 4 in order to
get It into good order r0r tic sports
meeting on that day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
CONCENTRATES.

Samuel Newhouse is at present on
the coast on business.
James w. Abbott well known
mining engineer from Phoebe IS in the
city today on short business trip.
Manager @. L. Rickard declares that
work will be started at once on the
lily Calumet property at Ely. The
estate Is between the Ely townsite and
the Ely Resurrection company. a 1900
foot tunnel will be driven to tap the
ore az a depth Of 1000 feet
James p. Graves. president OF the
Bingham Mines company and tho
Yosemite Mining company, who has
been in Utah for several weeks with
Henry n. Sweet. looking over the
work being done Al the properties,
will leave for the east tomorrow.
r. w. Sampson and w. +. JHub-
bard have gone 70 Boston I'm the in
terests Of the Utah Metal Mining
company, which Is a consolidation or
the Bingham Central. Bingham stand
ard. Bingham Central Standard and
Bingham Metals Mining companies.
Amendments to the articles OF incor-
pOratiOn for the Excelsior Mining COM
pany and the Diamond Mining COM
pany were filed yesterday with the
county clerk. In each amendment the
capitalization Is reduced from 100000,
with shares al $50 each 10 $500 with
shares at 10 cents each.
The Scranton Mining company has
filed suit In the district court against
the American Metals company for an
accounting for 400. ga ounces OF silver,
alleged 10 have been shipped TO the lat
ter company under contract signed
April IL, 1909 The shipment Is sail
TO have been made from the company's
Del Monte property In North Tintic
after Aug. 8.
Colin Mcintosh general manager
OF the Ohio Copper company Is at the
mine In Bingham today inspecting the
work being done The new mill was
to have been finished today and It Is
possible that a trial will be made on
some OF the ore. IL viii bly,
be the last OF the week before the
trestle work will be In so that the
mill may begin operations.
c. O. Dignowlty has lust returned
from an examination Of the Rye Patch
Consolidated Mining company property
at Rye Patch, New. He declares that
the company has but 40 feet OF tunnel
ing 10 do 10 reach the old ore bodies so
feet below the old workings from which
millions were taken. He asserts that
Il seems almost impossible that the
company should not reach The ore at
that depth.
l.. f. Bedford returned yesterday
after being allowed 10 visit the new
strike IN the ClermOnt shaft OF the
Goldfeld Consolidated. lie declares
that Il Is no exaggeration TO say that
on the $50 foot level there Is a width OF
% feet Of ore that averages $1,000 10
the ton. A 30 foot drift has been run
half in the foot wall rock and half In
the ore body The face OF the drift
averages 81. $50. The crosscut on the
$50 Is Just breaking into ore and the
face shows values Of $500 ana $500 4
ton. A drift is being run on tho 1000
foot level TO catch the ore body. Mr..
| Bradford declares there Is now no
| doubt but what ore viii be found az
/ greater depth at the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
SCOTT HILL COMPANY
SELECTS TUNNEL SITE
Storlholdcrs Nieit Property 90 Deter
mine Place Where New Work
shall he started.

Stockholders of the Scott Hnl Mining
company have just finished visit 10
the property and decided upon tunnel
cite on which work will be started ui
cnce. According 90 reports from
Park city this mofnlng the new tun-
mel site was decided upon after a cares
ful examination OF the ground Whe q
Il was decided 10 begin the tunnel there
Is q lead showing on the surface and
the stockholders believed that the
tunnel might develop something bet
ter and at the same time get depth ON
the ore bodies that have already been
found
The Scott lIin Is the old Copper Apex
from which "a number Of shipments
have been made. u is IN q wen min
eralized territory between Alta ana
PARK city aud should become q mine,
according TO persons familiar with the
district
The new tunnel VIII be 200 feet below
any OF the present workings on the
property and 500 feet below the high
est point. 10 is believed that there IS
no doubt but what the good ore bodies
already developed viii become greater
and richer with the depth attained BY
the tunnel
The principal stockholders In the
property are y. l.. Radon. Shermon
Fargo. Robert Kimball David Scott
and James Byrne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
COURT NOTES

In the supreme court Monday ia.
case OF G. +. Murphy against d
PaUmie, appellant. from NJ. O. RitcNs.
court. and that Of Michael Pilos agai,'
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad sn
pellant, also from Judge Btchlf.
court, were submitted on briefs. NJ
case of l.. II. Erickson. against Moron
Childs, appellant from Judge Child :.
ter's court In the Eleventh district. v,,e
placed at the foot OF the calendar.
Mrs. Josephine Miller has filed grt
In the civil division of the cffy
court against l. Covington and d
IL. Roper for $3.50 claimed to be doe
her for the rental OF the Miller Opert
House at Bingham from Oct %. lSs
to Feb 16. 1909. She claims that IN,
two men paid her nothing for the rem,
al during that time.
Desertion for moro than year /,
charged by Mrs. Julia NJ Webb N
a suit for divorce filed In the district
court against r. S Webb. whom N
married in salt Lake on Feb. Is. 1900
A daughter, Edith, Is years old, is ths
only child and Mrs. Webb asks to -
given custody of her
Ray O'Neil. Is years OF age was com
mitted 20 the Industrial school tbs
morning by Judge Lewis for burglary
H. Quinn and Dan Sullivan. charged
with grand larceny. Alex Walk
charging that they picked his poke.
on June n, forfeited bail In judge
Lewis's court this morning the llm4
set for their arraignment.
A jury in Judge Ritchie's division o
the Third district court this monug
returned verdict In favor Of ie
Eureka Machine company and agaaa
lions Cooperative Homo Building sni
Real Estate company for S6o3.50 Ia-
suit was for the value Of a cemeH
mixing machine sold 20 the buldns
company, and the verdict was for the
full value OF the machine with freigh,
charges added The building company
claimed damages through delay IN Do
livery. and that the machine had been
injured I'm transit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
LATE LOCALS

Ten BuIIdmg Permits-Ten per
rnits aRgregating $24,500 for improve
ments were this morning Issued by
Building Inspector A. b. Htrth. The
permits mostly call for the erection OF
cottages in different parts OF the city.
Ten New Cottages--Bids are being
called for BY Architect r.. NJ. Taylor
for the erection OF a terrace of three
room modern cottages. There are to
be 10 cottages in all and they Will be
built between Fourth and Fifth East In
Sixth South.
Information For Folsom--Robert
Folsom Is wanted by Deputy United
States Marshal l.. II. Smyth, who has
some information to impart to him.
and he is invited TO call at the office
OF the United States marshal.
Two Typhoid Cause.-The first cases
Of typhoid fever reported to the city
board OF health since Friday we're
registered Monday afternoon The
cases are those Of Harry Saul. IL years
old, 655 North Second West street,
and Hettie Altman, 10 years OF age.
81 Kimball avenue.
Young Thieves Narrow Escape
Monday night about 8 O'Clock, Jay
Rogers who lives on Second avenue
between A and b. caught several boys
In the act OF breaking into his kitchen.
He chased them and almost caught up
with them, but they ran down Sec
ond avenue turned into a lane and
were lost in the darkness at Third
avenue. This Is the second time Mr.
Rogers house has been visited by the
same gang Many complaints OF late
have reached The News regarding the
acts OF the hoodlums in committing
thefts on First. Second and third
avenues, and whereabouts. The mat
ter has been reported to the police.
who have a good notion of the identi-
" OF some OF them. Such unfortunate
acts II continued, can only land the
youthful participants behind the bars
Of a jail. and parents whose boys are
out after nightfall cannot be too
strongly warned 10 keep posted on
their doings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE

james A Pollock a Co. bankers ana
hrokors. Furnish the following, received
over their private wire.
Butte A. London 2sn35 Cumberland
ElN ihmlh; GirouX Con. Nf nsh .
Nevada Con. 23fs m2t, Nevada Utah.
$50 l-i6 Nip.Hsiug ismlil. ;
Nowhousc 2A a27s3 Tennessee Cop-
per A6nNh Davis Daily ahMbtf
Dominion Copper Anl, ElN Genital.
l1-itn1. ElY Con, 62u63, Furnace
Greek 1910. Greene a. a d COM s
40. Mitchell l-iGnA Montgomery.
fhoshonc. hn1Mi Nevada smeltIng.
hnA silver queen 500 35i silver
Leaf l6mll, King Edward Mn4
Foster Cobalt ahmili EIF Rnyo l-l6
Weh Cobalt Central 2sn29. Mo-
kiuley uHrrhgh. $4,000. Tlnur Mining.
iismaA Gibraltar lm3. Rap COM.
1Ihmh. ella fhm1h, Inspiration.
l-lGn6A Ray Cent. Pa n2A First
National copper 5A n6. Boston Cons
lahmli Yukon Gold. fIsmh North
Butte Exienrion, 2Hb. Miami Cooper.
lffsNl5. H. E Gas lWlhi pcnna-
wyoming asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

The Kelton Development company OF
Brigham city filed articles ofs incOr-
poratlon with the secretary OF state
Monday 20 do a farming, real estate
and irrigation business IN Boxelder
county. The company has a capital
stock 0f $4,000 IN shares OF SO each,
Of which 500 shares are held AZ treas
ury stock officers are. James Jensen.
president: Joseph W Valentine. vice
president ana Hyrum Standing, sec
Rotary and treasurer. These officers,
with Thomas h. Crompton. Thomas
McAIaster, b. L. Watkins and Marvin
PETIT. comprise the board OF directors.
Articles % Incorporation or the Box
elder Commercial club OF Brigham
city have been filed with the
secretary OF state containing the
names OF 50 prominent men 81 Brig
ham city as incorporatOrs. The club
decided 10 incorporate az a meeting
held on June %, 1909, called for that
purpose. j. g.. Knudson Is presi-
dent and Leroy Roskelley. secretary.
The nine members OF the board OF gov
errors are as follows; one year. J 9.
Knudson. II W. Dunn and W. r. Da-
wis. two years, Joseph Zimmerman.
william Jensen and II. ". Fishburn;
three years. Joseph r. Hanson, G.
simmonsen and John l.. Pierce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
STOCK MARKET
STILL UNCERTAIN

New York. oct. @.-stocss started at
higher prices than yesterdays closing
ON an active and varied demand. The
gains extended 90 ts in American
Wooden. / IN Northern Pacific and large
fractions In Union Pacific. Chesapeake q
Ohio Rock Island preferred. Kansas a
Texas. Great Northern ore Cortiiicates,
the marlborough Metropolitan stocks and
When prices had made a little further
advance, selling orders FOR both ac-
counts made their appearance ana there
was a reaction. United states steel was
Trading then became very duh and the
tone continued heavy.
Prices receded slowly but steadily
under moderate selling orders. The I'LL
stocks showed special weakness, Great
Northern preferred lost GA Iowa Cen
tral preferred. Northern Pacific and 81
Paul. Ia ana Southern Pacific, wabash
preferred. Amalgamated Copper Consol-
dated Gas, American Beet Sugar and
Pacific Telephone J. The decline halted
al noon when the market became very
duh
Bonds were arm.
rhc market lacked feature during the
midday period. out showed somewhat
steadltr undertone.
There was gradual restoration Of thu
mornings loss United states steel rail-
lying TO a fraction over last night, and
Union Pacific southern Pacific. Read
Ing aud several other leaders TO about
a parity Business was restricted 10 com
paratively few stocks and there was less
interest manifested in the market than
for many weeks. Canadian Pacific lost
The market closed weak and active
The whole market turned weak towards
the close, seemingly under apprehension
that the markets response 10 the
United states Steel meeting would be
unfavorable. United STATES Steel tell
2H, Minneapolis. 81 Paul a Sauite ste
Marie ia. and Union Pacific. BROOKLYN
Transit Reading and Wabash preferred
p St Paul Ia. American Smelling IA
and number Of others l. Hasty short
covering caused few rallies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
MAXIMUM FORCE IS
WORKING At SHELTER
international Plant Now Has SiN Hun.
drcd Men NJ Work--Work Now BE-
ing Done on MI Buildings.

The greatest force which will prob
ably be- worked at any one time on
she new international Smelling a RE-
nnlng company smelter In Pine Cam
y0n. Tooele county Is now NJ work.
At present 600 men are now putting
IN the steel masonry, grading, ce-
ment and other work al the property.
From now until after the first OF the
year the force Will continue 10 push
the work ahead. The company now
expects that 10 will not be long after
the first Of the year before the smelter
Will be IN readiness TO receive ores
for treatment
The new smoke stack. which will
be $40 feet high. Is now UP 40 feet and
excellent progress Is being made by
The contractor AT present JIG Nc
DOuEal furnaces are now up. There
Is still considerable adjusting TO be
done on them before they will be
finished and there IN sim a large NUM-
Der Of the furnaces yet 10 erect
The machine shops and office build
Ing which was the first structure to
be started Is now almost finished.
There Is stil q small amount OF steel
to be added 10 this building, but Il
has already been walled in.
Every building at the plant Is now
,n the process OF construction and II
viii be but short time before many
Of the buildings will be walled In FOR
the machinlsts TO begin setting up the
para phernalia for the smelter.
on the strength of the building OF
the new smeltcr % Is said that there
Is now added interest IN the Ophir
and stockton districts and, in fact.
throughout Tooele county. Many OF
the old low grade propositions are
being opened up and II Is certain that
there will be considerable new life
added 20 the county.
Although the International COM
pany is practically the old Highland
Boy smelter, 1t has put IN many new
methods Of smelling and viii also be
in the market for custom ores. At
present the various smelling COM
panies are having a hard time secur-
ing ore for their plants. II is under
stood that with the addition Of the
new smeltor there will be a greater
sCurrying for ores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. Oct M.-Catue-Receipts es-
tlmased at s,uuo. marAet steady. strong.
Beeves, 3.0U0.yJ, Texas steers. a.sOQ4.S,
western steers 4.2Qs.S0; stockefa ana
feeders, 3.ood5.l0. cows ana heifors, a.VO
600. calves. 6.15Ng.0o.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated al 1900.
market steady. lights, i,S1dt.s, mixed
z tjue %; heavy, s.s9Uo.W; rough I5ou
LOO good 70 choice heavy, '-oo4 %
pigs. 5bOa7 30, bulk of sales. iSo %.
sheep-keceipts, estimated at zAV0O;
market strong. Native, 2,5OQ4 NJ; west
ern, 2. i5a4.s0; yeariings, 4005.o0. lambs.
native, 48U1l5. western, 4.50q 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. oct 26.--cattle-Receipts.
1900. market steady. Native steers. 800
as %. do cows and heifers, 2.AQb-2
stockers and feeders, 3.l0qS.Oo; pulls,
2.7Jq3.55 calves, $500 .. We t IN
steers. S.15a6-z5; western cows 2.'Sa
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. market steady.
Bulk of sales, 100 As, heavy, t.elu
e. ~; packers and butchers, t.boa1 .so'
nee 1900. market steady.
Muttons. S.eOaf.70; lambs. b.iSQ 90;
range wethers and yearlings, 4.OOa5. y
range ewes. 100 800
OMAHA.
Omaha. Oct &.-Cattle-Receipts. SD;
market steady. Native steers, i.0Oq 500,
cows and heifers, S.Oege.O0; western
steers, S.5Od6.G; Gamers. 1.i-sa5. 2s'
1910: bulls. stays. etc. s.75a4.5O
Hogs Receipts, 400. market steady
TO Sc higher. Heavy. 7.e0g7.l5; mixed,
.hsa : -; lights. 1897 s.; pigs. 500
Z Is; bulk OF sales, l.75nGe5.
rheep-Receipts, l65Oo. market lOc
lower; feeders. steady Yesriings. i.so9
SIS: wethers, i.O0u4.60; ewes, esoafA
lambs 6.400l.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
PRODUCE.

Chicago. Oct 26s-Covering by shorts
held the wheat market steady during
early trading today despite a falling on
m demand for the cash grain here
and az other important centers.
Prices at the start were unc-Snged 70
kc higher, with December az lO4a
TO \ After touching 1.04is. December
steauled around AAa.
Corn was weak and lower on the con-
tinued favorable weather conditions. Do
cember Opaned unchanged 10 &c. lower al
SOS TO aet and Tor time held within
that range. Liberal receipts prompted
considerable selling OF oats early IN the
day. December opened se. lover. at
1914 and sold at ~ GO
Provisions were weak on realizing BY
local holders. Prices az the opening
were Toe. higher 20 Toe. lower
Mheat-Later 10 the day the market
developed considerable weakness owing
TO further declines In cash prices IN the
southwest. December sold or to i.WA
In the hnal half-hour me market rallied
again on covering BY shorts and closed
firm with December up islAs A. l.04izarss.
C0rn-The marker ruled heavy The
close was easy with December &c down
Close whsat-Deo.. i.Oa4as; May.
cofn-6et, o Dee. 5ss. May, GHaa.
July, eos
osis~Dee and July ssR May. az
ferk-oct, a.S. jan snR. May,
Iard-oct. RS. Nov. n.Gib Jan.
ll,i1is q n 90 May. 10 s2n.
Ribs-Oct.. 90. Nov, 1915. Ian. as5:
May e@nge2h
Rye-cash, bort Dec. 70; May. r.
BARLEY Cash. l2N65
TlmofhY-Oct., 3.A.
ClOyer-Nothing doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
NoW York. Oct. p Sugar. raw. arm
Fair refining 40; Centrifugal o. test
go, molaHHcs sugar SIS
Refined Steady. crushed. SIS. powder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
FIrCr NV oFFICEns.

Tho annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the old GLORY Mining COM
pany was held in Park city last week.
A new board of directors was elect
cd and a decision reached 20 prose-
cute developments am winter n such
thing was possible. Reports from
the property were Of very oncourag-
Ing nature, and the company feels
Justified in going ahead with am pos
ahlo speed. The officers are. Adolph
simon. of salt Lake. president John
D. Welsh first vice president. n. N.
Waters, s.cund Vice president j. u.
LHngfOrd. secretary Julius Fraukel
treasurer who with James Bonnio.
James Hamilton, Thomas orr and Ed
Kosenhounn constitute the board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
roDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. oct. 26.--Money ON call
firm. 40th per cent. ruling rate. a.
per cent. closing bid and offered at 4
per cent
Time loans firm. FOR so and 20 days
and six months, Der cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper, oWeN
per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4SS.l0ubo
for 60-day bills and at 4s7204.2b for
demand.
Commercial bills. 4S2A d4.Ss.
Bar silver. so cents.
Mexican dollars. 80 cents
Government bonds easy. railroad
bonds irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
rRADING Is MuCm sLoMER.
Columbus Consolidated Develops some
Strength on Local Market.

Trading was slow again today and
prices showed but little variation. There
- no doubt but what the public Is well
loaded with stocks ana that conditions
are not conducive OF bringing much
money into tine market When a per-
son bought ely witch at 81 and sees
Il selling at 10 and IS cents IL does
not look much like he would wish 70
sell. The same can be said OF most
any other stock on the board.
columbus Consolidated showed some
strength this. morning In spite OF the
fact that more than $4,000 shares II
the stock have been sold In the past
10 days. The stock sold az 81 cents on
the regular board this morning. and on
the open board IL climbed up TO S.
cents, with a decided tendency to move
higher.
iron Blossom was fairly strong this
morning az "a TO % cents, while Colo
RADIO was able 20 hold Its own at Sl27&
and $3.50 New York brought new
high price OF cents and Ohio Copper
WAS low. The latter was sold at $40
The total number OF shares transacted
In this morning was $500. while the
amount paid out for stocks was $40, .
s5l 40
Some good sales We're made on the
curb market where 5000 shares OF Opex
crossed the rail at 20 cents. The stock
was offered at p cents. One thousand
shares Of uintah Treasure Hin sold
for 1914 cents and 1900 shares were dis
posed OF az 10 cents Three lots
amounting 10 1900 shares OF bingham
Central standard were sold al 80 cents
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
MANGANESE IN Low CLAIM.
Phoebe Property Has Fine Showing Al
most at Grass Roots.

most at Grass Roots.
The sensation OF the week ON the
Prince Consolidated side OF the camp
was most important strike In the
Marcus A Low claim. one Of the group
Of Eve claims owned by NJ A. Low,
Dean n. Low, G. II Thompson and
George r. Coke, and situated ada
cent 70 the domains OF the Gold a
silver Prince Mining company, says
the Phoebe Record.
About a week ago. Mcssrs ID. r,
Low and Coke employed force Of
men 10 do the annual assessment work
on the claim Accordingly shaft
was started on a small seam, or assure.
containing fairly good ore and at a
depth OF 10 on 40 lcet. the shaft cut
Into a solid mass Of heavy manganese
orc Tho shaft has reached a depth
of 30 feet with no indication Of the
foot wall
Although the bottom is yet almost
nj the grass-roots, there De- every in-
dication that the Marcus A. Low r.
going 20 develop into bonanza prop
erty
The strike d. regarded as tho most
important one made thus Tar on The
Prince Consolidated side. outside of
the Prince Consolidated itself u Is
one Of the few mines whore the dump
consists OF practically all ore.