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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-28
Mines and Mining Stocks
B|NGHAM-BUTTE
is IN THE GAME
Mines of Company Getting in
Shape for Heavy Production
AT the Tampa.

Bingham, April 27.-The Bingham
Butte Consolidated Mining company is
fast forging to the front in material
izing the mineral resources of what
promises to be one of the substantial
producers of the district About fifteen
men are now prosecuting work on the
company's properties. Active opera
tons are now in progress on the Little
Eddie group, which were recently taken
over by the company. There are $500
feet of tunneling in the upper workings
and 100 feet in the lower. On the up
per workings, No. tunnel, the COM
pany has encountered a vein eighty
feet wide bearing 8 per cent copper.
On the lower level they are encounter
ing the vein which dips from the upper
workings. Tracks are being laid and
development work inaugurated in the
breast of the main tunnel, which has
been driven a distance of about 200 feet.
At the old Tiewaukee property, where
there is about loo feet of tunneling.
large bodies of ore have been uncovered
in the upper tunnel The old Tiewau-
kee shaft, now called the Bingham
Butte shaft, has been closed down IN
account of too much surface water, but
will start up again in about ten days.
Just before the clOSedOwn they encoun-
tered IN the bottom OF the shaft large
vein of lead, gold, silver and some cop
per running in high values. 1t is esti-
mated that fully 5000 tons of excellent
milling ore is already on the dump. the
first-class product being shipped to the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany. Negotiations are now on to Sc
cure Colonel f. a. Wallis mill to handle
the immense tonnage of milling ore.
/ No definite arrangements, however,
! have been made as yet. The company,
under the efficient management of Su-
perintendent Samuel Il. TrelOar, is high
/ ly pleased with the splendid ore bodies
already uncovered, and confidently
! looks forward to the time when it will
develop into one of the big propositions
/ of the CAMP
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-28
Forenoon Sales.

Beck Tunnel 100 at iSc.
Bingham Amalgamated. 200 at 14zc
Bullock. 1,00O at ne; LOCO at &c, buyer
sixty days.
Csrisa. 200 at sic; 100 at Soc.
Cedar-Talisman. 1000 at sac.
Colorado. 200 at S2-6ll.
Columbus Consolidated. 555 at s2f5. 800
at s. Az. 200 at S2.45 seller sixty days
Crown Point. 800 at l6l2c.
East Crown Point, 5000 at SIC. 1900 at
5I4c, seller sixty days; 1000 at SIC.
East Tintic Development. 800 at l91zc.
Indian Queen. 5000 at SIC.
Inyo. 900 at Size
Mountain Lake 1.5O0 at 35c; 500 at sec.
buyer sixty days.
Uncle Sam. 500 al 1jC.
Iron Blossom, 50e at $L72i2: 500 at S1.71lz,
buyer sixty DAYS; $500 at $.15; 100 at
s1.771s; 1000 at S1.771a. buyer thirty days;
500 at S.S0, buyer sixty days.
Little Bell 100 at $40; 100 at S167l2.
Little Chief. 100 at SIC.
Mason Valley. 100 at S3O7Ia; so at
50 O1i2. seller sixty days.
Mineral Flat, 900 at i0c.
70 Plutus. 1908 at HE; 5000 at Ice, 90 al
161kc. seller sixty days
Provo, 5000 at &C; 800 at SIC, buyer sixty
Scottish Chief. 1000 at &c.
Seven Troughs. 300 at 13c.
Silver King, 80 at $3.50.
Sioux Consolidated. coo at 81. 05.
Swansea, 100 at 17lzc; 800 at 1Sc,
Open Board.
Ajax. 500 at 90lzC.
Bullock. 100 at 5lac.
DAILY Judge, 10 at S4.25.
East Tintic Consolidated. 1000 at SIC
Iron Blossom $50 at H.15: $50 al
sl01a; 800 al $3.50. buyer thirty days; so
a 81 so
Little Bell. 200 at S1.75.
Major Evans. 1000 at &C..
Mason Valley. 200 at S3.GI1a: coo at ss05.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at 56c, buyer sixty
DAYS.
Plutus 1000 at lie
Colorado. 100 at $2.67ia.
Tintic Central. 200 at Isle
Shares Sold 15.690
Selling value. S.. 90 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-28
Open Board.

Beck Tunnel. 100 at SOC
Bullock. 1000 at &c. loo at nc.
Columbus. 200 at s. AZ
East Tintic Consolidated. :. 90 at 51Lc
buyer sixty days: 1000 at SIC: 1000 at e.
Indian Queen. 1000 at SIC: 5000 at Sc
Iron Blossom, 100 at sLS2iz. seller sixty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-28
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and Sullion.
ore and bullion settlements in this city
Yesterday. as reported by Mccormick 4
Co. amounted to Sl20O10. as follows: Sill
Yer. lead. gold and copper ores. $4,000
base bullion. 10000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-28

Chicago Symphony orchestra, Music
Festival, May 10 and II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-28

Adrian B. Pembroke. Stock Broker
81 West I'd South. Phones 75S.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
PARK MUSEUM MAY
LOSE BIG PAINTING
Canvas Depicting Joining of
TranscOntinental Lines to
Be Withdrawn

Unless some public spirited citizen
comes forward with a. donation of
10000 it is probable that the painting
The Last Spike executed by the late
Thomas HUI. depicting the Joining of
the transcontinental railroads. will be
removed from the museum in Golden
Gate park. communication setting
forth that the Hill estate would soon
be settled was read a. the meeting of
the board OF park commissioners yes
terday afternoon. The commission was
of the opinion that ii had no power or
funds TO purchase the picture. which is
appraised at $4,000. and that the only
way it could be acquired would be as
gift from some citizen.
Police Commissioners Leggett and
Sanborn, Chief Jesse 3. Cook and
Charles Skelly. secretary of the police
commission, appeared before the park
board and made a formal request for
the use of property in Golden Gate
park and at Ingleside on which TO
erect police stations and stables The
matter was continued pending the re-
ceipt of an opinion from the city at
torney in regard to the legality of the
project.
The commission rejected bids on the
furnishing of cement, considering the
prices submitted too high. The con-
tract for furnishing the park depart
ment with $500 feet of hose was
awarded to the Goodyear rubber COM
pany.- the lowest bidder.
The commission adjourned until next
Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Sale of Bonds Recommended

The supervisors public utilities com
mittee Testerda y.re collffIfendk6 the sale
of bonds TO the amount of S2f0.0Op. the
first allotment from the S600, 900 Hetch
Hetchy water bonds authorized by the
people the proceeds to be used in the
various purchases of private holdings
and the initial steps in construction
outlined in City Engineer Mansons re-
port of two weeks since The board
in all probability viii order the sale
OF the bonds and the money Will be-
come aVaila BILE early in the summer.
After a hearing in regard to the
DeviS3 dero crosstown street railway
line Yn which nothing new developed.
the committee put the matter over for
two weeks at the suggestion of W. c.
Graves of the Mission promotion as
ISOLATION Together with Graves. r. II.
Swayne of the Merchants associa ation
urged the supervisors to grant the
United Railroads the franchise despite
the objections of the board members
that the action would amount to Civ
ing away the control of Valencia and
other streets 10 the corporation.
good citizens to prove to the super
visors that they ought TO yield the
franchise anyhow. but Chairman Clan
mini said he was not in the business of
tying the town up and delivering it
into the hands of the United Railroads
even if "a hundred thousand citizens
came along urging the surrender
The committee received City Ensi-
neer Manson's report that the county
line water companys plant was worth
about S35, ,000. but was not an advant-
ageous buy" for the city as a future
deferred pending the submission by
Attorney Allen for the company of
data controverting some of Mansons
conclusions
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
CALL FLYER" FOR
INTERIOR POINTS
Special Train to Carry News.
paper to All the Central
California Towns
Fast Service Will Place This
Journal on Breakfast Table
of Every Farmer

You who live in Elmhurst Niles.
Martinez, Stockton. Sacramento-yes
even when you live as far away from
San Francisco as PIacerville, oroville
and Chico. are getting this morning 5
call from four to eight hours earlier
than you did yesterdays paper.
Arrangements have been made with
the Southern Pacific company for a
special newspaper flyer, and thousands
of citizens in the interior of the state
viii be able from now on to prop their
papers UP between the coffee cup and
the sugar bowl and enjoy a perusai of
the latest and brightest news with
their breakfasts. San Francisco sub
scribers living within mile Of the
Claus Spreckels building viii be un-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Patents for CaIifOrnians

WASHINGTON April 2l.-California
patents were issued today as follows:
a. A. Braun. Redding. watch makers
instrument. p. c. Chase. Upland. cleo
.fric heating device. J. r. O'Connor. O.
Garter and r. Ray, BarstOw. railway
tie plate. p. r. Dundon. San Francisco
Skeleton barge; II. x. Fairall, II. l..
cook and J. r. Cook. Highland. water
measuring device: J. r. French. Los
Angeles punching and riveting ma
chine. r P. Hansen. Knob. compound
fool. " II. Jones. Manhattan Beach,
1-eaeixing and delivering mechanism for
mall bags: i. L. Lacomme. Santa Mon
ia advertising device: & Larsen. san
Francisco. clinometer. H. J. Lawrence.
long Beach. wave motor; a W Living
efon Alameda. stone saw. also stone
- rs-frar machine. d. Mccall. lone. stock
food. w O'Brien. Woodland horseshoe;
Pose. San Jose. steering mechan-
isro for traction engines; A r. Sieyert,
Los Angeles. hydraulic burner; L :.
Sr0ith. Sacramento automobile slack
: df1ster for airbrake; J. Springer. san
T-~s uf.ieco actBafing mechanism Tor
nrfrtfnc press throw of; / II. Stoooart
+ IS Cssfos. bowling alley; +. w Thom-
e Sfockton. oil burner. j. Tilden, Jo-
hannesburg. horse cover
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
FOREST SERVICE TO AID
FIGHT AGAINST GOPHERS
Settlers Near Paskenta Plan to
Protect Game

The forest service. in cooperation
with the biological survey, will assist
the farmers living in the vicinity Of
Banning. Cal. in the determination
Of gophers and ground squirrels. which
are seriously damaging orchards and
fields II. L. Bernham Of the forest
service. who is working under the
direction of the biological survey. has
left Washington and will take up the
work Of determination Immediately
Settlers Ia the vicinity Of Paskenta,
Cal. are planning to stock certain
streams in the northeastern portion OF
the California national forest and ma y
also form game protective assoeia :
fion. The forest service officers of
that forest have offered 10 aid in the
perfection OF such an association as
well as contribute TO its support.
The protection of game is one Of the
duties OF q forest officer
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
.o.,a. "a THOSE Who Arc out of Em-
nIormenf

w., s~e looking for some particular
. -,-o,.l- some one else Is looking
ror vou. You can do just the particular
md, = work lie wants done You want
somehow. as YOU tramp the
-st~eets hunting for ~. you miss the
= nance and you're both losers.
Vow listen. For Few cen cents $50. sou 80, -,
place 4 Want Ad in The. Cali. tne
-,,.,e- tl,a4 IS. read by employers. ana
I,s,sf,.s ,.sSsr77er All over the state and
r,,ii., describe Naur Qualifications 10
down the Job YOU want
rs 10 cent investment
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

CENTRAL 0ALifOhNtA sEbf HD
All central California is included in
this new service, and thousands Of
people will be served through the in
novation. OF course the big, speedy
train will cost money, but hundreds Of
citizens have written tosask that the
papers be delivered earlier. and il has
bee,1 decided to do so. The fact that
the newspa pers have been sent
throughout the state on the earnest
possible regular trains made 1t I'M
possjble to deliver the paper any
earlier by relying on the usual sched- :
ule. and the special train was arranged
for. This train will carry nothing but
newspapers.
The ferry connecting at Oakland,
with the Newspap per Flyer. as 1t has
been dubbed by railroad officials. VIII
leave the foot OF Market street at 2l5
o'clock each morning. In lightning
time the stacks OF papers VIII be
transferred to the waiting train. and
then the dash for central California
brea kfast tables will begin. Down the
bav shore and through Niles canyon
and the Iivermore valley. off at an
angle at Niles and short stop at
Pleasanton TO transfer some OF the
papers to branch special connecting
with Martinez and way stations. men
on again TO Tracy. where another con-
&
special up the san Joaquin valley, TO
Martinez Via Byron. Antioch BLACK
/ Diamond and other towns.
FLYER on RECORD TINE
The flyer meanwhile is making rec
ORD time to stockton and then up the
valley to Sscra mento. At the capital
city bundles of The Call will be
sbunted in all directions. One con-
Z sirnn1ent will be bundled on the
+ Northern Electric trains and hurried
ont of the city at 7:25 a m. on its
wav to Marysville. Chico, Oroville and
Hamilton City Another load of
I bundles will be transferred 10 the
/ Placerville train and be whirled away
10 that city and Folsom and way sta
+ tfons. Specisb messengers viii rush
( The Call 10 nearby towns. Motor serv-
ice trains viii speed away for near
Sacramento valley points
SPECIAL WAGON SERVICE
All along the flyers route special
messengers and special wagon serv-
ices will carry The Call into the re-
mote country places where the paper
( has not in the past been received until
( il is a day old. over 40 towns will be
served. and thousands of square miles
of suburban and interior country.
THE OLD AND THE NEW
some OF the principal stations at
which the flyer will stop long enough
10 drop papers with the new schedule
lof arrival. are contained in the fol-
/ lowing table. which also gives the
old hour at which the papers were re-
/ ceived
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
WRESTLER QUITS ATTEMPT
TO STARNE TO DEATH
Breaks Fast and Submits to
Serving Prison Term
TSpeoial Dispoich 10 The Cali

IoFctIoI LIaFolcI 70 He NoHJ
- AUBURN. April 2i.-Kwpr Singh. the
Hindu wrestler VINO has been starving
himself TO death rather than serve
term Of seven wears in San Quentin
10 which be was recently sentenced.
broke his fast today on receipt Of Z
.Teftcr from his brother who is in
British Columbia The big wrestler
has maintained all along that lie
would die rather than 20 10 prison
-snd for three weeks had not touched
food until 10 day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

The above are A few of the points to
benefit by the flyer. At all inter-
mediate stations papers will be left
and at many of the points the bundles
will be thrust off while the train is
in motion There viii be no unneces-
sary stops
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
WAGON SERVICE
THE OLD AND THE NEW

Some OF the principal stations at
which the flyer will stop long enough
to drop papers with the new schedule
Of arrival are contained in the fol-
lowing table. which also gives the
old hour at which the papers were re-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA SERVED

rolling their paper no earlier than
Towser Will come wagging in with
your own cOpv.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
FIRE CHIEF fights
NEW BUILDING LAW
Shaughnessy Declares Ordi=
nance, if Passed. Would
Prove Menace to City
Asks Members of Downtown
Association to Help De-
feat Measure

Chief Shaughnessy Of the fire depart
ment made an appeal to the members
OF the Downtown association at their
weekly luncheon at the st. Francis
hotel yesterday to help prevent pass
ing a new building ordinance that
would lay the city open to another
confiagration-
President A. G. Mccarthy introduced
Chief Shaughnessy and assured him
that the merchants would assist him
in every way to uphold the present
laws and increase the fire limits if he
thought necessary. Chief Shaughnessy
stated that the downtown district is in
better shape now as to fire protection
than before the great calamity of
three years ago. He said: "AlI of the
hydrants have been restored and the
engine houses are better and more
commodious than ever. The depart
ment now has a hook and ladder that
is the largest in the United States and
Will serve well in lighting fire in the
high buildings.
CIsTERNs BEING REPAIRED
There are 35 eisterns east of Stock
ton street in process of repair or al
READY repaired ile tiaSS OF Dulldln2S
is far better than before the big fire.
The only danger and the only confu-
sion can see at this time is the diff
Guilty Supervisors Center. McLeran and
Booth are having over the system OF
fire alarm boxes. l can not under
stand the attitude of these men, as the
chief of the department of electricity
and other experts strongly favor the
Ciamewell boxes. The last proposition
OF the supervisors to purchase % of
one kind and % of another is absurd
and would lead to considerable confu-
sion.
SMALLEST FIRE LIMITS
san Francisco has the smallest fire
limits of any city in the United States,
and it is estimated that so per cent of
the buildings are frame and 10 per
cent brick or concrete. From this YOU
will readily realize how hard it is for
the department TO fight fires Now it
is proposed to modify the building
laws in that district west OF. Powell TO
the fire limits and cover the whole
frame may be erected. This, to my
idea, would be a very unwise step TO
take, as a fire in this section would
expose the entire city. The winds are
blowing practically all the year round
from the west. which would drive the
flames right into the heart of the city.
] appeal to you men who have large
mercantile interests al stake to as
sist me to prevent the passing of this
new ordinance"
Warren sheaf., 1909-11-25
News
Wheat, No. 1, Northern

The county board was in session
Monday. Full proceedings will be
published in next weeks paper.
Banker L. N. Olson left Tuesday
for Bismark. N. D.. to look after busi-
ness matters.
Emil Beckman, one ofviking's ris-
ing youns men "a here this week at-
tending court. -
The pupils in the lower grades OF
the city schools had interesting
Thanksgiving Dag exercises yesterday
afternoon.
Peter P. Larson, who has been
working on a farm near here all
summer, left for his home In Roseau
county on Monday. 80.
A horse. rubbertired buggy, cutter
and harness for sale. Everything IL
new and In nrst class condition. Ap-
ply at the Sheaf Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Cheney and
baby left the fore part Of the week
for Morris, Minn., to visit the parents
Of Mrs. Cheney for about a week.
Nels Johnson left last evening for
Roseau in the interest Of the Warren
Machine & Iron Works Co. The com
pany has about two dozen men EN-.
ployed on their sewer contract there
and expects to have the job finished
In about three weeks.
Warren sheaf., 1909-11-25
Homesick for Tobacco.

sgE
"And to you bequeath the dog
said q New York man who was going
70 London to live.
The family that had been commits
stoned to take care Of the dog liked
the dog, but the dog did not like them
BY and by his dissatisfaction became
10 pronounced that the family passed
him along to another friend Of the ex.
patriate. The second family was not
90 fond Of the dog as the first family
had been, but the dog did not mind
their lack Of affection. Apparently he
had struck . honey" atmosphere
that pleased him, so he settled down
contentedly. One day the story Of
that dogs eccentricities was related
to man who knows all about dogs.
The second family wondered why the
dor had evinced such IN unwelcoms
partiaiity for them.
1T isn't the people In this house
that attract the pup, said the dog ex.
pert. tits the tobacco smoke. His
former master was IN habitual
smoker. The man, his clothes, his
rooms, everything about him, smelled
me one big cigar. He liked It. No.
BODY smoked In that house where he
Azst lived. He missed The scent q @
baeco, ana wasn't satisfied tin no eul
. anokAee place whore the air = 1lnl
vftA snolss.
Warren sheaf., 1909-11-25

Flax straw for banking. See Ed.
Rosendahl.
Anders Anderson, of Ingalls,, was a
visitor in the city this week.
DR.. Bandelin made trip to the
twin cities Friday, returning Monday,
John Gehrke returned homo on
Thursday last week from two weeks
visit with old friends at Joliet, Aur
ora, Minooka, and other places In
Illinois.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyter.
ian Church, will give . turkey supper
on Saturday. Dec. II. at the Opera
House. They will also have articles
suitable for Christmas gifts on sale.
A. D. Vansickle is q good farmer
and he can also shoot as well as he
can farm Yesterday he shot his second
wolf this season, and the season has
OUT Ialrly Oegdn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Seymour and
children left the fore-part Of the
week for Eyota, Mimi, to spend the
winter. They intend to come bacl
next spring, to work their farm. which
is or 8 miles east of this city.
The Smith Bros, (M. +. and n. w
Smith, and their families, will move
back to Elliot Illinois, and are ship
ping their household goods this week
They have been farming southeast
from here the past two years. Dur
ing their stay here they have made
many friends. and their sneighborz
speak Of them in the highest terms
and are sorry to see them leave.
Married: Harry X. Johnson. o
Polk county. Mimi, and Miss Mar.
Hart, Of Walsh county. N. D.. wer,
united in marriage on Tuesday thi,
week. at the parsonage Of the Unitet
Norwegian Lutheran Church, IN thi,
city. Rev. N. q. W. Knutssn saciaa
Ing. q
Warren sheaf., 1909-11-25

--
For Sale-One pair q bob-alsfghs,
III. N. Swanson s..
John Fagerstrom was in from Rar
dunn on Tuesday.
Mr.. S. s. Trickey. Of Alvarado. Was
a Warren visitor Tuesday evening.
Oscar WestIin is over from Grand
Forks spending Thanksgiving at
home.
George G. Jorgenson. one OF Alma's
progressive young farmers. was in
town Saturday.
Christian Void, who resides on
route No. 8. transacted business in
town yesterday.
Chas. J. Anderson, one Of Vegas
thrifty young farmers. attended to
business here Monday.
Louis Thompson. one OF New So
lunl's sturdy pioneer farmers was q
Warren visitor this week
Sam Arneson Of Thief River Falls,
came over last Saturday. for q brief
visit with friends, and attended court
Monday.
DR.. Spoford. the Optometrist.
will be at Windsor Hotel,
Warren. Dec. 3. See him II your eyes
trouble you.
FOR SALE A number Of 5hoats.
two good boar pigs. and four buck
lambs. Johnson Bros, Riverside
Farm. Warren. Mimi
Ole Hedberg. of Northwood, N. D.,
arrived yesterday morning and will
visit with friends near here for shout
week before leaving on six months
trip to Sweden.
Dan Bradley. who has been farm
ing the Trickey place southwest from
town, left Tuesday for Illinois with
his family. Mr.. Bradley expects to
go into the hardware business In hts
old home town.
Harry Ryden and Ernest Johnson
Of Kennedy, came downMonday even.
ing for brief visit with Anton John
son, brother Of the latter, and took
the 1yer later in the evening for
Minneapolis, where Mr.. Johnson will
attend a barber college during the
rest of the winter.
Mayor Nelson kindly requests all
citizens to keep the sidewalks in front
Of their respective places Of business
or residence free from snow and ice,
during the present winter. as far as
possible. This is q reasonable re
quest, and should be cheerfully com.
piled with by all. The city has done
great work improving the streets
the past year. more in fact than in
any single year before, and it is not
more than fair, that the individual
citizen show his good citizenship dur
ing the winter In the manner the
mayor suggests.
Warren sheaf., 1909-11-25
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Warren sheaf., 1909-11-25
REWARD.

The undersigned WIN pay q reward
Of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for In
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction Of any person unlawfully
spreading poison about the City. Of
Warren or elsewhere in the County.
VIM. J. BROWN.
County Attorney.