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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
BOSTON PAPER GIVES
THE NEWHOUSE PLANS
News Bureau Says BOndhOlders
Will Receive Stock for
Their Interests.

1t appears that the eastern end of
the Newbouse Mines and Smelters cor.
poration have rounded out plan of
reorganization which soon will be up
to the company to ratify. The Boston
News Bureau states that the plan is
for the present bond holders, owning
5000, 900 worth of bonds. TO surrender
these bonds, receiving therefor 100000
shares of new stock, which will mean
an increase of capital stock The
stockholders of tho company will be
assessed 81 per share, or $600.000, which
Will provide the funds to remodel the
milling plant and leave between $780,
600 and 100000 for operating capital.
Samuel Newhonse, president of the
company, has been staunch advocate
of the Newhouse property He believes
firm " that the company Will be a sue
cessful producer with a remodclcd mill,
aud with better copper levels which
are predicted at present. MIR. New.
house also desires to give the New
house company the control of the Fink
smelling process. which should be no
small asset in itself.
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BOSTON MILL TO
HANDLE MORE ORE
Twelfth Unit in Commission
Next Week and Last One
in Thirty Days.
PLANT DOING GREAT
WORK; AS Is USUAL
Recent Ohio Copper Operations
Have Been of Importance
to the Boston.

One week from today, say those close
20 the inside affairs of the Boston Con-
soidated Copper company. the manage
ment expects to have the twelfth unit
in successful operation, and within
thirty days from that date it is pretty
certain that the entire plant at Gar
field will be IN action. May. therefore,
promises TO be even better than April,
aud the present condition Of the COM
pany is the subject of considerable CON
graduation among western stockhold-
ers.
During April ten units of the big Gar
field mill were in operation, eight UNITS
were run steadily in March, and eleven
at the present time are In commission
Ii is known that the mine management
is doing fine job in getting porphyry
ores down 60 the plant, aud the WORK at
the mill still retains its splendid char
acter. When the figures on mill saving
and actual cost of production arc gwen
out by the executive committee. they
will indeed emphasize the fact that the
Boston company has al last arrived
No mention has been made Of the
GSct, alTnoupn IL is ono 0i thc Hlust o'S-
nifcant developments that could have
trapspircd for the Boston Consolidated,
but western circles appreciate the value
10 the Boston Consolidated of the re-
cent developments IN the Ohio Copper
property. These two properties adioin.
and the Ohio Copper company, by pene'
trating into the porphyry on the main
transportation tunnel level. which por.
phyry carries ideal copper values from
a Boston mill standpoint has pretty
clearly demonstrated that the Boston
will find its porphyry ores equally as
extensive with depth.
The Importance of this fact is mani
fest, and western circles. from the
standpoint of fairness alone, arc of the
opinion that the estimate of the Boston
people relative 10 their ore reserves
is entirely too small. One prominent
mining man stated yesterday that, in
stead of the thirty or forty millions of
tons of ore. as claimed by the Boston,
the Ohio Copper developments should
place the estimate at considerably over
one hundred millions of tons. and per
haps close TO two hundred million tons.
This latter claim certainly Will bear
looking into by every one interested in
the Boston Consolidated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
RUBY PIONEER HAS
RESUMED SHIPMENTS
Local Talent Successful With
Noted Old Producer of
Eureka, Nevada.

! For the first time since the severe
winter season iuterfered with active ore
transportation. the leasers on the Ruby
! Pioneer property in Nevada have found
the roads in such shape that shipments
can begin again. Consequently two sets
Of leasers have a ear each of ore now
en- route to the Sait Lake smelters. the
stock carrying silver and lead values
and a splendid excess OF iron over in
soluble matters.
In the early days the Ruby Dunder.
burg property at Eureka was one of the
noted producers of mineral wealth. the
property being owned and operated by
an English syndicate. The records of
Nevada show that S2,000,000 worth of
ores wero produced by it, and at a day
when il cost the owners $50 per ton
to smelt their ore. This property, not
very long ago, was consolidated with
the Pioneer property. the new company
being called the Ruby Pioneer. Salt
Lakers are back of this organization.
Clarence +. Allen, mines manager for
the United States company. is presi-
dent, and Andy Mayberry, with the
same company, is general manager The
Pioneer property presents r virgin field
for the present owners. while much is
expected from the old Dunderbulp
group as well
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Raymond Illinois Mining company. prin.
cipal place OF business, Salt Lake City.
Utah; mines at Eureka. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at q meat
Ing OF the directors. duly. held March
], 1902 an assessment Of one-half a
cent per share per month. for three
months. was levied on the outstanding
capital stock of the corporation, payabie
to NJ. B. johnson. at room sos. Atlas
building, as follows:
One-half cent per share payable i'm
mediately. Any stock upon which This
assessment may remain unpaid on the
S1st day Of March. 1909; will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public nue.
will be sold on the 18th day or AprtI'
1909. to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the cost OF advertisin9
and expense Of sale.
One-half cent per share shall bs nav
ayble on the 18th day Of April 1909. Anv
stock upon which this assessment NAV
remain unpaid on the 17th day OF NM
1909, will be delinquent and adyertIsed
for salo at public auction. and, unless
payment is made before. Will be sold on
the I'd day Of June. 1909. to pay the de-
nnQuent assessment. together with the
cost of advertising and expense of sale
4neha,f IL cent m Rey share shall pay
remain unpaid on the Sd day Of July,
for sale at public auction. md. unless
payment is made before. will be sold
on tho 18th day CT July, 1909. to pay tho
delinquent assessment together M.r. .i.s
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale.
j. G. LYNCH Secrenrz
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GEORGE {. GUM IS
INTERVIEWED EAST
General Manager of the Mason
Valley Gives Smelter News
of Interest.
EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY
is THE TERM USED
Allowing for Smelter Plant,
There Is $3 Per Share
Now in Sight.

The silence that has surrounded the
Mason Valley affairs for several weeks
has been broken AT last by George e,
Gum, general manager of the company
A Boston paper quotes Mr. Gum as
saving that after allowing for the value
Of a smelling plant. which viii be in
stalled at the earliest opportunity, there
is now in sight in the mine So per
share, and the company is adding TO
this valuation with each days work.
Mr.. Gum states that the Mason Val,
ley property will make great big
mine.
This is refreshing news after the
pessimistlc reports the east has been
sending out west. One report that oc-
casioned no end of comment out this
way was THAT the company would not
install smelling plant inside Of year.
The west believed at that time that
this was an attack on the stock in
order to break it and allow the east to
get some easy stock interests. Now
Mr., Gum is quoted as saving that the
smeter will be Installed cat the car
hest opportunity, which does not mean
a year from date, although 1t may not
mean tomorrow,
Mr.. Gum said regarding the Cumber-
land Ely property that it had been
hardly scratched, yet the scratching
had placed 100000 tons of the best
grade OF ore IN Ely into available
form. He predicts that the stock will
sell higher. for he says it is worth
more than the present market price. He
also said that the Inspiration property
was too young to talk. but 1t will be
one of the great low grade, low.cost
copper propositions of the country
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COPPER NEVER LOOKED
BETTER THAN RIGHT NOW

II is the consensus of opinion out west
that decided improvement in copper
is scheduled foi the very near future, II
is pointed out that the copper figures for
April showed most comforting gain Of
consumption oVcr the production of this
metal, and II the same rate of gain Keeps
up, In another month or two the surplus
will hc wiped from the slate and the
consumer will hc. advertising FOR The
metal. That means better prices.
\ wcll-kuown copper operator Wednes-
day express the opinion that Lucent
copper was so near that IT VIII arrive
with something like stunning suddcnness.
summertime. he says, is the best sea
son FOR the consumer OF copper TO op-
crate. All sorts of improvements. such
as extension OF trolley lines throughout
the country. building operations, the need
Of copper for farm implement purposes
etc, come with warm weather. and they
are moro certain 10 come during the sum
mer Of 1909 for the additional reason that
times all over the land arc growing bet
ter. by leaps and bounds. Copper never
looked better than il does today.
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DIANA ASSAY VALUES
PLEASE THE OFFICIALS

Local stockholders OF the Ohana Min
ing company OF the Black Horse mining
district of Nevada are REJOICING over the
magnificent results being gained in de-
velopment work. The company is sink
ing 81 shaft and at depth OF 100 feet
sX-foot ledge is exposed. over two feet
OF which gives average ASSAYS OF S4.4
ounces silver and 5.9l ounces gold per
ton This work will DC continued with
all possible vlgor. and the management
has every reason 10 expect continuous
face exploratory work being done by the
mana cement also is respondiFs with good
ore disclosures. One assay reached the
salt Lake Offices OH Wednesday, the
Nalues being So ounces gold and rs
ounces silver per ton. The Ohaua Is To-
Gated in the heart OF one OF the most
historic parts OF the Sagebrush state, and
In section which In the early days.
produced liberal amount OF gold miner
nj wealth. Black Horse as a camp is
making long strides to tho front again.
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Stock Letter.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Hutton's Stock Lettcr-Ncw York
Great impetus was given the security
market in the carly dealings by banking
sSndlcdfes and many new high figures
were reached in specialtics. Hard coal
ers continued To be the feature through
out, The broad character of buying in
the market movement other than what
we have stated heretofore. II general and
strong improvement in Industry through
out the country and an excellent outlook
for coming crops, Late dealings were at
concessions, and il can he said inhuen-
tial operators checked the early move
ment by making liberal sales OF leading
issues, We expect TO see prices work
gradually higher
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Mining Notes.

T.. G.. Coffin, superintendent OF the
Lower Mammoth company, is in the city
from Tintic.
General Manager Moffat Of the Majestic
company left for tho property In Beaver
county last evening.
II. H. Green and Lewis Mccormick
have returned from an inspection OF the
Western Utah Copper property in Deep
Creek.
General Manager David Evans OF the
King David company stated on WedDes-
day that the shaft was down to the third
level and the work is giving forth some
very gratifying results.
Dan Egan, formerly with the Ingersuil
company. representing that concern fdI
the last five years In northern Europe, is
now with the +, G.. Richmond Machns
company, and he will have charge of TIA
drlll and Compressor department.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Charm Mining and Milling company.
corporation. Principal place of busine
Salt Lake CITY. Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at a me-
Ing OF the board of directors held An
2S. 1909. an assessment OF four-flfths a.
OF a cent per share was levied on the ca
ital stock Of the company, payable on
before June l, 1909. to Fred w. Lit
secretary and treasurer OF the compa1
at his office, which is the office OF Lit
& Little. real estate agents. Salt Ia
City: Utah Any stock upon which 4
assessment may remain unpaid on Ju
]. 1909. will be delinquent immedist<
thereafter, and will be advertised for %
at public auction. and, unless payrnenf'
made before, will be sold on June %, 70
at IL O'Clock noon, at said office, to u
the delinquent assessment, together NJ
the cost OF advertising and expenses
sale. FRED w. LITTLE.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Real estate office of Little & Little. 81
Lake City. Utah. I"
Dated April 9S, 1909. p11
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ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

Nephi Mining company, No. e2 Coz
mercial block. Salt Lake City, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at n me
ing OF the board of directors OF the n
phi Mining company held on the 10th q
OF May. 1909, an assessment of &c
per share was levied upon the capt
stock of said corporation. PAYABLE fort
with TO G. NJ. Forbes. the secretary
said company, at 159 West Third Sou
street, salt Lake City. Utah. Any sto
upon which this assessment may rcmn
unpaid on the 10Th day OF juno. 1909. "
be deilnduent and adverstised for sale
PUBIC auction, and unless payment q
made before. so many shares OF aa|
parcel OF such stock as may be necessa
WI wl'i De esinov sod on the 9Th day OF July 1et
West Third South street, Salt Lake CT
,lah, TO pay the delinquent assessme
thereon. together with cost of advertisi1
and expense of sale. G. NJ. FORBE8.
Secretary Of the Nophi Mining con
pany: No. 159 West Third South strcc
Salt Lake City. Utah. ~
May IL, 1909. r1r
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little Chief Mining and Milling co
pany, Principal place OF business, S
Lake City. Utah, Location OF mine. 4
reEa, Juab county. Utah
Notice is hereby given that al a rnr.
Ing OF the board OF directors of the Iit
Chief Mining and Milling Company. hI
on the 9th day Of April, 1903. assessfnc
No. 3S, one % cent per share, was lev
on the capital stock of the corporafi<
issued and outstanding. payable irur1aeI
ately to James p. Driscoll, secretary.
Mccormick Co.'S bank. corner OF Ws
and First South streets, Salt Lake CI
Utah. Any stock upon which the assc1
ment may remain unpaid on Thursd1
the 18th day OF May. 1ee9. will be q
linquent and advertised for sale at p,1
lie auction, and unless payment ia ma
before, VIII be sold on Saturday. the q
day OF May: 1909. at IL o'clock noon.
block. West Second South street 81
Lake City. Utah. to pay the delinquc
assessment thereon. together with {
cost Of advertising and expense Of 81
JAMES P. DRISCOLL, Secrefarx|
Corner OF Main and First South stree
Salt Lake City, Utah. DIS
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that a special
tax for the purpose OF extending the sew
er has been levied and confirmed by ordi,,,
nances of the city council, approved April
20 1909. and May II, 1909, respectively
Said special tax is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property In Salt
block 6: |, 3. 3. and 3: block 8. plat h:
I. 2, g.. A., :, s, Z and 8. block IS; I. A..
. and S. block, ?; . block !. and TO
survey. abutting on the east side OF
Fourth East street between Eighth South
and Ninth South streets; on both sides
OF Third East street, between Seventh
South and Eighth South streets; on the
west Side OF Second East street. bet wcen
Eighth South and Ninth South streets;
between Seventh South and Eighth South
streets; on the east side OF State street.
between Eighth South and Ninth South
streets: on the north side oC Eighth
South street, between Second East and
Fourth East streets; on the south side of
Eighth South street between Second East
and Third East streets: and on the south
side of Seventh South street between
Second East and Third East streets. in
sewer district No, ., OF Salt Lake City.
FOR the purpose OF constructing sewers
upon said portions of said streets. and is
due and payable in five (5) equal install
ments, beginning May II. 1910.
Each of said instailments shall bear
interest at the rate OF six (6) per cent
per allHuIil llOn lnc 0atc OF the approval
OF the ordinance confirming the levy of
said tax, TO wit; the l1th day OF MAY.
1909. until the date of delinquency. and
eight tS) per cent per annum from date
Of delinquency. until paid. Provided that
one or more OF said installmcnts or the
whole Of said tax. may he paid on or
before ten days after the approval of the
ordinance confirming said tax, to wilt, the
11th day OF May, 1909.
Provided, also, that ono or more Of said
installments. or the whole of said tax
may he paid on the day any installmcnf
becomes due. by paying tho amount
thereof and the interest to date of pay
ment,
All special tnxes are payable at my Of
fee. room l02. city and county building,
Salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. this
11th day OF May, 1909.
GIDEON SNYDER
City Treasurer and Collector OF Special
Taxes
Sewer extension No 1s5
Second partial estimate r14SS
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
SALE

In the matter OF the estate OF Flora X.
Weymouth. deceased
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Will sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described real property, TO wit.
half CID rods north from the southeast Il
corner OF lot one az, IN block thirty (3o).
plat f. Salt Lake City Survey, and run
ming thence north two and one-half (2D
rods: thence west five (5) rods; thence
south two and one-heN (25) rods: thence
cast five % rods TO the place Of com
mcnccment. on or after the 10th day OF
May. a: ID. 1909 and written bids Will
be received at room 420 n f Walker
building until said date. Terms OF sale
cash, 10 per cent of which TO accompany
the bid, H A. WEYMOUTH.
Administrators of the estate Of Flora
*. Weymouth
C. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Attorney for Administrator
Dated this 2Tth day OF April, A D. 1909
r,ao0n
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sixty DAYS.
Utah Con, 25O0 at 17c
Shares sold. 1880.
Selling valne. Sl16SS.25.
OPEN BOARD.
Iron Blossom. 1900 az Sl.77a.
King David. 800 at SOC
Lower Mammoth 900 at 25c.
Mason Valley. 500 at s2.S2b.
Mountain Lake. 500 at 34c; 500 at 34jc
Pmtus. 500 al 12c; 500 at l2lc.
Sioux Con, 100 at S1.0IS, buyer thirty
DAYS.
South Columbus Con. 900 at 4Ic zoo AT
46hc.
Tintc Empire. 1000 at Sc.
Uncle Sam. 1000 at 7ic.
Shares sold. l2.S00. s
Selling value, sil.6c1
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NOTICE.

council Of sat t'f3 lake Ssay ciy q the nts'
ton OF such council to make the foifupi
Ing described Improvement. to wit:
Main street from South Temple Sire
10 Fourth South street. In paving al,
;rict No; ?. and defray the abutters'. po<
hundred and 100 (sa3. 100. ss) dolIst.
or six and 3iSi7- 1905 600 CSC 34s47) doila'
per front or linear foot abuttlng sa.
abuttlng property on said portion OF "a.
Main street. by n local assessment rp(
the lots or, pieces OF ground within fl'
district to be affected and benefited 6
The east side OF lots and 6. the uor|'
1872 feet OF the east side OF lot Z. IL
8, block 81; tie west side of lots az
3. block So the west side of lots 2. az
and 8 block g; the east side Of iofsg
s. I and 8. block SO; the west side
lots and s. block 10: the west sIde 4
lots ., 3. 4 and s. block IS; and the en
Side Of lots and s. block &c. all in pi,;;
4. Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said improvements I,
estimated at forty-six thousand SLIT
four and 61-10O ($i6, o64 CID dollars.
,InEia11 wheh sum nth the ,n o,gs portion Is twel
6S-10o (sl2,s6S. $50 dollnrs. leaving thirfr
three thousand one hundred and 9S-T'
(S33. 100. 93) dollars to be raised by luC'
assessment.
All protests and objections to the ca
rying out OF such intention must be mr.
sented in writing TO the city record
on or before the 21th day OF April. I8f,l
being the time set by said council Wh-.
II will hear and consider such protesr
and objections as may be made thereI
BY order OF the city council Of So
Lake City, Utah. ~
Dated April 5, 1909. -
J. b. MORETON, City Recorder
Paving extension No. Is. M.
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HORN SILVER REPORT
OF THIRTY YEARS Ago

4 number OF local mining men were
talking yesterday about the Horn Silver
property OF Beaver county. and they re-
called that II is thirty years ago this
month that Henry Cummings made an
expert report on the mine. At that time
tho property WAS sounded only 20 the
800 foot level, and the equipment consist
ed OF within. Mr.. Cummings reported
that the mine would produce close TO
81. .OoD.0 600 worth OF ores gross. and his
tory has just about proved his figures
correct.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all 10 whom Il
may concern that the members OF the
association known as the salt Lake nest.
No. 81. Brotherhood of Owls, will mcot
on the eth day of MAY. 1909. at tho hour
OF 8 o'clock p. m. OF said day at the meet
ing place OF said association. Auerbach
building. l62 South Main street. Salt Lake
city. Utah. for the purpose OF consider
ing the Incorporation OF said association
and the adoption Of articles Of corpora
tlon and for such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
JOHN DUNN,
Secretary Salt Lake Nest No 81
brotherhood OF Owls
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NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs.

Office OF tho Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. April 30. 1900
Sealed proposals will be received at IN
2S. 1909. for the work of grading, curi,iI
and paving Third South street from I'VE
Temple street 10 Third West street. mn
ing extension No. ~. according TO pl0'
In the city engineers office.
Instructions TO bidders. together Nj
plans. profile. specifications and forms n
contract and bond. may be obtained mo
application at the office of the board
public works or the city engineer
The right is reserved TO reject any ar
oil bids.
BY order OF the board Of public wor11
Fl. G. MMILLAN. Chairman
LOUIS c. KELSEY. CITY Eneir1co[
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GOLDEN REEF STOCK
LISTED ON EXCHANGE

Thc Golden Rect mining stock was list
ed Yesterday on the local exchange The
company Us capitalized for 500 300 shares
OF stock. par value 90 cents. OF the
original $1,000 shares OF treasury stock,
900 shares have been sold. There Is
the sum OF $500 In the treasury. and the
debts OF the company amount to s1i00.
The company owns twenty-seven ella Inns
In Beaver county, Utah, on which 500
feet OF shaft. 1900 feet of tunnel and so
feet Of winze work have been done Ten
men arc employed and the property is
six miles from the railroad tracks The
ore carries gold and lead. and car re-
Gently shipped ncttcd s13 per ton.
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DIVIDEND FROM THE
UNITED METALS COMPANY

NEW YORK. May 12.--An extra divi-
dend OF % per cent today was declared
by the directors ot the United Metals
Selling COMPANY. The company markets
the output OF Amaeamated Copper The
dividend calls for the distribution OF S.
500. 600. and represents part OF the pro-
ceeds derived from the recent sale OF tin.
Rariiau refinery 10 the International
Sinclting and Refining company.