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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
MARKET SLUGGISH
AND FE.|A||TURELEss

I d ! Il 10 /
The opening movement Of prices and
stocks today was sluggish and poorly.
defned. Interest continued largely cen-i
tered iii u. s.. Steel in which the opening
sales were at tbs and 7lA as against
TX last night. Delaware & Hudson
declined u and st. Louis and San Fran
cisco second preferred rose 4. "a.
Profit taking in u. s, Steel, which,
cost it 9s, put danipei on the mar
kets and there was a slight yield In
prices all around Trading 81 SO became
very dull on the decline. but the tone
became better and activity increased
later when u. s. Steel rose to 81 and the
preferrcd advanced TO ia Sloss-S field
Steel sagged a point. 4 M .9S5
Tie advance in u s. Steel held the
whole market firm but 1t Is dull and
narrow. Louisville & Nashville rose Il !.
Kansas & Texas / u, American Car and
Anna gamated Copper /. ss55ss;;l lSSS y
Bonds were irregular. til 5S
United States Steel continued Its strik-
Ing advance and touched ~ before !
o'clock. the preferred made an even more
points above yesterday last price. 9TH
er metal stocks were also strong. Read
ing second preferred Il Nued ., Aneri-$
can Car preferred j y and American Steel
Foundry 1. s33.
The buying Of United States steel
stocks fell Off but still made up most
OF the business There Was some awali-
louisville g. Nashville was marked up
21a.ss st. Louis & San Francisco second
preferred and Atlantic Coast Line and
7 Norfolk & Western i. IA IS. 5}54 n Is q
# The market clossd about steady, and
lifelcss a n III s3{ Z.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
NEW MACHINERY FOR
HNTlC STANDARD.
Work Being Rushed Along on East
Tintic Propcrty- Other PrQpcr-
ties in District Forging Ahead.

II s. T. r. e
| The ,Iintics Standard in the East TIM
tic district continues to hold the re-
cord OF the entire 'rintic district for the
| rapiditY with which 1t can handle work.
Under the management OF y. y, Rad
datz, / t WAS announced that this PRO
/ perty would sink q 800 foot double COM
lSpaltment shaft in 90 days. The shaft
has already reached the ,17 foot level
and raising is wellgunder way from the
400 level to pteetathc sinking of the
shaft from above. Within the next
week or 10 days it is proba Bile that the
Shalt will be down to the 400 level.
The timbefing of the shaft8lias been
at the rate of close; to q set a shift.
But 30 feet of tinbering remains yet to
be done to reach the 2l7-fcot level Of
the shaft, when sinking viii commence
again l3ysSaturday night it is expected
that the timbernS win be completed
The company has just ordered consid-.
cradle new machinery for the property.
"A 60-horscpower hoist and two 90
horsepower boilers are among the
things ordered. A number. of other
pieces of machinery were also ordered
and the property will soon be as COM
gpletelyl equipped rs any in the district.
The machinery should be Oh the ground
by the latter part OF next Week.
s.5&AtSthe East Ttntic Development prop
scrty which5is a neighbor OF the Stand
ard, il IS asserted that the vein IS
broadening out into a large body of
lead ore, carrying but a sna Il quantity
Of silver. One car of ore was sent out
BY this property yesterday and the
company has already started hauling
for another car. The drift to the Gust
on the 800 level to catch the ore body
is being pushed ahead as rapidly MS
possible and it Is believed II will be a.
matter OF but a few days before the
ore is reached.
Al AT The Grutli some promising in-s
dications are being brough to the sur
face With each bucket of dirt thrown
over the dump. The shaft is now past
the 125 foot level and the men are
making about two feetsa; day in the
shaft. When the 200 foot level is reach
ed the company will begin to drift to-
the north to get under the iron blow
OUT
2 Since the Montana has made a pay
nnent OF $4,000 on it's estate, 1t has
caused more confidence in the property.
Work there is now being pushed ahead
as fast as men and machinery can do
the work It promises some great de-
yclopinents shortly. 34illS3!
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July is. Money on call
easy, Is az per cent; ruling rate, u
per cent; closing bid,13i@ per cent;
offered atg2 per cent.
Time loans stronger; for 50 days, 2
per cent; for 80 days, G12Ss percent !;
Close: Prime mercantile paper, TX a
a per cent. is
Sterling exchange firm with ctllal
business III bankers bills at $4,S5.90D
$4.s6 for. so day bills and at s4,S7.30 for
demand
& Commercial bills. s4.S55s1 "a.
Bar silver. 81 cents.
s45 Mexican dollars. A cents.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds irregular. 81
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.T|NT|C COMPANY HAS
BOND ISSUE READY.
AIoney VIII bic Raised 10 Meet Float
Ing Debt OF Ya,npa Smcitcr and
Tintic Mining Is Dcvel. Co.

The $500, 900, pei cent, Il year con-
FHertible bonds authorized by the Tintle
company With which to meet the iloat-
ling debto $4,000, are now ready and
8the5bontls will be issued within u short
time Tho Indebtedness was incurred
/ through necessary construction ana de-
5velopment work, The bondssarc offered
to stockholders, pro rata, ut s. and
accrued interest to Aug. / date of fer
livery. The bonds are subject 70 re-
demption al los iii two Years.
The Tintic company is the holding
company for the yampa Smelling COM
papy aud the nintic Mining and De.
velopment company Some time ago
1T was found necessary, through this
change in The price az metals and the
improvements needed, to bond the pro-
Epcrty to meet conditions. This was
decided upon some tins ago.
+ The bonds are entitled to sinking
fund and can he converted into stock
at par after June i 1910 For each 1d0
shares Of stock at the present time. n
stockholders Is entitled to take up q
500 bond This Will be decided upon
by the holdings of record on July 10!
Should the stockholders not take UP
the bonds, ii is understood that several
have already offered 10 take up tho
issue The company is Incorporated for
S4, 000.0 900 with shares AT IS each.
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\, ..a2 nnolasses sugar, .. I.
| Refined Quiet: Crish ed, !. 5. ~ l. powd er n
ed. "A q; granulated. 50. h. &. s., si { al
Gotfee-Quiet. No. Rio, ssss a 7sss "a NO
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

ls July ls,, 1909.
ANAL gama ted Copper ~ ~
IAl1erican Beet Sugar Y. - 81
American Car & Foundry OF n
American Cotton Oil 60 s.
American Lpconlotiv We 4. .,..7 ousa
American Smelling 4 Refining W u. N
Am Smelling & Refining pfd. sol q 33a
AMERICAN Sugar Refining, bid I. la6 vs.
Anaconda Mining Co. 4 III
Atehisoll 4. q. \. "
Atlantic Coast Line ~. q n
Baltimore g. Ohio 81. ~. ,,lls ~
Brooklyn Rapid Transit \. :. "
Canadian Pacific ). .. loo -
chesapeake & Ohio 4. "
Chicago & Northwes bid
Chicago, Mil. e. st. Paul Is. lo4a
colorado Fuel & Iron {. &. s. ~ IS
Colorado & Southern !. S6 II
Delaware e. Hudson (. A 3 ~
Denver & Rio Grande :. a. y. ~ AZ VI
Denver & Rio Grarde pfd,, bid IS K
Erie % ~
Great Northern pfd ~. =. !. ~
Great Northern Ore Gifts. l6A
Illinois Central 4. . =. osss
.Tnterhorough Met. -. y =
aInterhorougll Met. pfd. II. 4s q
Louisville &: Nashville ". ~ u
Missouri Pacific I. I. y. l,l 21s
Missouri, Kansas. & Texas 1889. 4293s
National Biscuit, bid % ia
National cad :. +. Z. /. !. n. 81. SSH
New York Central /. I. !. !. 4. &. !. Is .132H
Norfolk q, Western Il :, I. !. +. &. t9aH
Northern Pacific !. -. :. &. .151tti
Pacific Mail ..,., ~ 81
Pennsylvania !. I. /. 81. Z. 1875
Peop)e,s Gas s. +. !. 4. d. !. (. . 1861
pullman Palace Car &. :. ..190 s
Reading 4. Z. (. +. &. /. .1647s
.Rock Island CO. \. /. /. !. i. !.
Rock Island co. pfd &. n. J. !. 2N
Southern Pacific I. I. (. n. /. . 4. ~. ais
Southern Railway 9 *
Union Pacific a. d. !. 1885,
United states steel ".
United states Steel pfd I. !. i. Il. sssss
Wabash, III i. I. !.
wabash pfd y I. 80. 56as
Western Union $500. q 7s
Standard Oil ..... -. (. =. II. $50
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled bids will be received M 10 Inns.
18th. 1909, at u o'clock noon. by the Board
of Education OF Jordan School District
for the following: Installation Of heat,
ing IN the basement or tile new sanJy
school building, plumbing and drainace
for East Jordan School. Plans and snte,.
tfcations can be seen in the office az N
Itdw. ljcnberg, Architect, 4g7 Newhouso,.
es5a
Bids for the above work will bo Omen
ed Thursday, July 10th, at u O'clock
noon, in the office of the Board Of Edn.
cation OF Jordan School District. At
Sandy. Utah. Each bid must be accom-
panied with a certified cheek for 4 par
cent of the amount of the bid. made nav.
able to the Board OF Education Of Jor.
dan School District. 5i@5
% The successful bidder will be rcniiire,,l
to give q bond In a sum equal to one
half of the amount OF the contract price.
Rights reserved to reject any or ali.
s. BOARD or EDUCATION,
& Jordan School District d
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CHICAGO.

Re Chicago July l6---July wheat was still
OH the toboggan slide at the opening of
the market today initial trades being
made at La TO ]. 22ils. a loss of to 25s.
with prices II lower to u higher.
further decline was made during the
first few minutes of the day on renewed
Traders in general were bearishly inclin-
ed owing TO continued clear weather in
the harvest belt In this country. The
early declines however. brought out con-
caused a rally OF more than &c in July
and 1c. in the deferred months July adj
|vancing to pa. Ell Is
prompted liberal realizing sales in the
July delivery which resulted In a break
OF &c. Other deliveries also were weak
July opened rs to "a lower at % to q
Likelihood that new oats would soon
be coming into this market owing to
ing of oats early In the day July open
ed " TO q lower. at Ala to As and sold
Provisions were easy despite a 8 to 1Oc.
advance IN live hogs. Prices at the start
were off GIG.
Wheat-,rhe market was nervous dur
Ing the reInai nder of the day especially
for July lif vas touched at lss. The market
closed irregular. July weak and l y low
er. at 1.22 while the deferred months
were f1rln.
Corn-The market was weak all day
The low point for july was 69h Tie
close was easy. with July off 4 u at 6sstt
Giose-W heat--JtilS, 20: Sept, 1.11li "a
| vs. !. Dec. 4 .GSJa, May. |. k
corn..July, es77.. Sept, co.'s; Dec, IS;
oatsMJaly, ~ Sept. 81 Dee. 4sA !;
-Pork--Jnly. se.s0. sept, 2l,co; Ian,
Lard-July. ll.7s,s: sept. 1l.7s; Oct.
ITO: Nov. Il. 37ta;: j an. 40.
Ribs-July. u :i11ss, Sept. ,L421z:: Oct,
Ills; jan, 9.2i
Rye-Cash s1as2. Sept. T9aso.
Timothy Sept. 80.
Cloyer-Casii. 10 so: March, lis
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, July 1s.-Butter-st eady.
Creameries. Q u CPS; diaries. 2fa1s
l=Egss- STEADY. a [ mark cases included
t1.324: firsts, IS; prime flrsts. 30
| tCheese--Steady. diaries. 81: twins, 145s
ais: young Americas. 1+Gj14 long horns,
14s. 615; potatoes, 14,iGi15.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July Ii Sugar. ra ". stead ";
Fair refining, AZ; centrifugal .aS test
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vERNAL UNDER QUARANTINE

Mr.. Bennion. member Of the state
board Of equalization, is In town from
;Vernal which he regrets to report is
under quarantine with smallpox. The
disease got in there by an accident, an
entire family that was afflicted with
1T having come into the place without
their realizing that the smallpox was
Y at that time a. part OF their domestic
equipment The disease was not long
in making itself felt, and as the town
had been exposed In the mean time 1t
was found advisable to quarantine the
entire municipality . 4asi
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NEVADA con. OUTPUT.
Increasing capacity Each Month
Will Add the Fourth Unit.
O'Clock Special Wire

Roston, July 1S.-The Boston News
Bureau says
The production OF Nevada Cpnsolidat-
ed Copper company for June is csti-
mated at $500, 900 pounds as compared
with 5.22S,o00 pounds in May, 3.047 900
Z in April, and 2,4sa, 000 IN March. The
company is at present producing at the
rate of 39,0o0,000 pounds copper every
year. It is expected that the fourth
unit of the sn1elter will go into opera
ton this month, which should place the
property on a $500 tons daily basis, or
on an annual production of s., 600, 900.
The cost of production to the company
IS between z and 5 cents a pound, fig
auring at 10 cents pound, tho COM
pany earnings are equivalent to s1.so
per share.
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osTEOPATHs ELATED. +

DR.. Frank al. JISer. a late graduate from
the American, School OF Osteopatliy,
Kirksville, MO-. has just passed y suc;
board Of the State of Utah.
DR.. Ethel b.. Murphy. OF Chica go, was
granted license TO practise osteopathy.
the requirements OF the medical board.
THE recent bill, although Ei,'lnE osteo-
paths position on the medical board,
has been considered blythe osteopaths as
rather rigid in its requirements hut
since two osteopaths have successfully
passed the examinations and one has
been admitted by reciprocity. slt is antici-
come to Utah to Sraetise osteopathy.
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ANOTHER SLOW MARKET.
Trading is Dali and Uns.,tcrcstirg OF
81 The Salt Lake Mining Exchange.


More signs of unsteadincss were de-
" yeloped by the Salt Lake market this
morning and throughout the session
trading was dull and unintercsting.
& Colorado came in for u further decline
that sent the price down to 81 81 ". Co
slulnbus Consolidated is showing but lit
I! tie signs of revlving. Today itsreached
Y the new low price of S1.40, which Is
getting close to the low price Of tho,
year q sfE Ss
Grand Central was selling al s2.2Tff5
which is sonlewhat of a difference from
So at witch The. stock was selliug Just.
B a week ago. Iron Blossom was fairly
steady today Mineral Flat was selling
at II cents, while AGO shares of Lower
Mammoth Went at $2Tls cents. Ohio Cop
per il a rparently getting Into shape
again and the price showed somewhat
OF an advance. II sold AZ. high as $3.50.
General Manager Colin Mcintosh is ex-
f,ected to return from the cast early
next week. II is taken for granted
from that that arrangements have been
made for the further financing Of the
company.
on tho curb. market sNaildriyer sold 4
at, IS cents.
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GALL SPECIAL MEETING.
Stockholders of Ray Consolidated to.
Vote TO Increase Stock Issue.
(Pollock Private Wire

Boston. July 1s.-The Boston News
Bureau says: At meeting of direc-
tors OF Ray Consolidated held yester.
day In Colorado Springs. 1t was voted
to calla special meeting of stoclshold-
ers on July 90 for the purpose OF vot-
ing upon an Increase in tho authorized
capital stock OF the company to thu
amount of 100000 shares. When this
new issue OF stock Us authorized it will
She placed iii the hands Of the board OF
directors to be sold at such time and
at such price as may be deemed ady:s-
able, but when sold twill first be Of
8velopmeuts at the Ray Consolidated
have been so extensive and sorapid.
that it has been decided to enlarge
the concentrating mill from the 5000
point originally contemplated to 5000
tons 53s ~ 55 s u.s.
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AFTERNOON SALES.

Ajax. so at sOls.
carisa, 100 at SO. seller go.
Colorado, 100 at l,S5: 100 at 1.sIIs
Grand Central, 100 at 2.S2is; 800 at
. a7la 300 at 2.40: 200 at 2.4O, seller 80
Iron Blossom, 1910 at 1.3s1a 500 al
1.S5, buyer so.
Mason Valley, 100 at 2.o5; 100 al
2.eTll2
New York. 1000 at .
Prince Con. 200 at 20: 200 at8liTts
Provo, 1000 at 1879 seller 60.
Seven Troughs, 1850 at is, buyer co.
1,25G at lSia.
Silver King Coalition, 100 at 400,
Silver Shield, 1000 at ..
Sioux Con. 200 at Los.
South Columbus, $500 at By 9,1oC
at ~; 100 Dat S21a. buyer so.
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James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
( brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon. XII
GoLDFIELD. ia
Sandstone, 991o; Col. Mt. 9GD1o jun
DO Ext, 10 bid; Booth, oil; Blue Bull,
aa,s; Adams; 1a2; Silver Pick. 9N1o:s Blue
Bell. bid; Hibernia, 3 asked: Conqueror.
A asked; Lone Star. 3dsi; Potlatch. . ask
{ ed. Orc. !. bid; Atlanta. 9al0: ct. Bend:
b tM p fa oB 3 cons e.' saa or Goisiee
Daisy. 2tm25; Comb. Fraction. 6aGpIo: ct.
Bend Ext, NJ; ct. Bend Annex, 2 ask
ed: kew yal9 saportland ,2I 81; craek
6aT: y Tiger. s bid; Grandma, 1a2;t
Goldfeld Con, 6.l5 bid D'feld Triangle,
lac; G. Q. d.. 10 bid.
BULLFRoG.
Bonnie Glare, 3dl4: Msynower Cons o
@lo: Monty Mt, sgD6; Homestake
MANHATTAN.
z Mani. Cons, asked; Dexter, 3 asked; /;
Mustang bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Peawl. IS bid. Eagles Nest. act; hound
Mountain. rs bid. Rawi11de Queen, 80 bid !.
Rawhide Coalition. 9iG2l.
coMsTocK.
ophir. 1,25aL2Ils; Mexican. 81 as2:.
Gould d Curry. 10 bid; Con- Va. 6eGTo.
Savage, IS bid: Hale s. Norcross. 81 bid:
Yellow jacket. Il bid; Beleher, a3g55:
Confidence, 10 bid; Sierra Nevada. 81 n SO:
txchequer, Is bid; Union. i2lfiS; Chollar,
81 bid
TONOPAH.
Montana Tonopah. 6a bid; Tonopah Ex-
tension, z asked; MacNamara;s "a bid;
Midway. 81 asked: Tonopah Belmont 50
bid. West End Cons, % bid; Jim But
Ter, aMl0. Il
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&c i 81 z 80 :
5dend as the property has passed into
other hands Although the property
was purchased IN the name Of apra,f. CT
Fields, It Is the general opinion that
the property Will be turned over to O..
e. i.oose and become a part of his Iron
King Consolidated property
81 The property was sold several weeks
ago for S5,0004and it consisted OF one
whole claim. 1t adjoins the Iron King
on the south and east and the Addie
one the east. The Yankee Consolidat-
ed joins itSon the north and west. 1t is
but a few hundred feet from the Beck
Tunnel east end line.
For several years the company has
seen watching with interest what was
being done by its neighbors Only a
few stockholders We're in the COM
tanys and they secured their interests at.
a fraction OF a cent a share. With the
money received from the claim the
company was able to declare q dividend
of IL cents and the company VIII now
be dissolved.
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I,YCHANGIs TAKEs VACATION.

tho new organization that entered the
stock brokerage field several months
ago, has decided to adjourn for the
summer The action was taken after
f long conference this morning in the
Offices of President David Keith 1t
was decided that on account of the lack
of interest at present IN the stock bust
ness, 1t would be better to adjourn
The rent for the exchange rooms
has been paid and with this as the
only expense 1t was thought best to
take a recess until Dct.1. when opera
4tions will start again.
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CONCENTRATES.

The new mill at the INLAY Mining
company property will begin opera
tions tomorrow under the direction of
Fred Hanson and a good crew OF eS-
pefienced mill men. 1t viii probably
be several days before the min IL hand
ling any tonnage to speak of.
One of the first new dividend payers
for the year 1909, was added yesterday
when the Boston Sunshine posted its
initial dividend of 8 cents a share This
means the distribution OF $500. The
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LIVESTOCK STOCK


M 3pIy lsRssetnts sstma ss
steers steer 1. seas IS stockerss and feeders,
Is.1o0e $40; cows and heifers. 2.4oaS.35
calves. 6.O0@lS.75,
market 8 to 1oe, higher. Lights. 7;s5 e, q
rough 7,S0G1T.s5; good to choice heavy,
E. 9 g 40; pigs, sb5gf 30; bulk OF sales,
sheep Receipts; estimated At seoo;
tern. 3.00a5.Oo; ycarlings. 1909 6 .Ooi
lambs. native. 4 "a 6S.6o; western. 4.Io@5
KANSAS CITY.
s Kansas city, July TO- ,attle--Receipts.!
1900: market steady to strong. Native
steers. "A SOP $50; native cows and heifers,
2. ~ 90; stockers and feeders, $50 ~; ;
bulls 2;75g4.ZS: calves. a.75aG go; Western I.
higher. Bulk Of sales. 7.s0alS.lo: heavy.
sos @s,10 packers and butchers. f.b q
$40: pigs. $500 so, &
Muttons. 4.25@5. Is lambs, ZOO %;
range wcthers, 4.ooae 30; range ewes4
South Omaha July ls..-c Cattle Re.
Geipts. 500; market active and strong.
400 $500; COWS and neifers, arse 5.1o;3
Gamers. 2.oeras.25; stoekers and feeders.
2, 70 6D5 rs: calves. 90 a $50: bulls and
stays, COOS: 90. &, s.,
Heavy, I. ao0 81; mixed 6 1000 30: lights,
.1od7 80; pigs, s.oodf. 80; bulk Of sales,
sheep Receipts, 300 h, market steady y;
lambs. s.25@s.25.
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Pioneer Roofncs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by !.
LAMBERT PAPER co.
EXCURSIONS EAST,
wa OREGON short Idne,

July 23rd and cath. August
18th and 14th. and September 10th
and 18th. Ask agents sor rates and
further particulars City Ticket Of
fi.ceE-Vi EdaiH aStreet. :.
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y - -
ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS,
st. Louis, July 16,-Wool, steady. Ter
fritory and western mediums. g a. ~ fine
mediums. 21124: fine, i2@1sia Il,
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iWEBSTER'Si
UNABRIDGED

DICTIONARY.
At cut rates to all paid-up subscr,b.
news. only $3.50, at our office. r.
Postage IS cents extra.
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NEVADA UTAH, MAKES REPORT.

The 5Nevada-ut Utah Mines and Sneit-a
el's corporation issued statement Of
its condition up to June so, 1909. yes
terday, The report was made public
in Boston. Treasurer Frederick #.
Burgln says that neither this corpora
ton nor its subsidiaries have any
bonded debts. The balance sheet shows
assets property accounts of s13,022, $50;
advances to subsidiaries, so37.920: c1ii-
sstruction and equipment OF plant. Si5,-.
734: general development, S6l1,346; sup
plies on5hand at Phoebe. sS,233; iniscel-
laneons, 1893; accounts receivable,
s5,4S4; cash, s103.4S6; total si4,030,SSs.
35Liabilitics:sc capital stock outstanding,
{ S14,0l4 900: accounts payable 81, 0SS; sop-
tons on mining claims, $3.50; total
s14,03oS3
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j. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
324 Atlas. Bell. 1870. Res. 3oo4-Z
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SELLS TlNTIc PROPERTY.

DR.. j. G, Fields Purchases Ground Of
Maple Mining COMPANY.
Secy. w. NJ. Wantland Is today mall
ing the stockholders of the Maple Min
ing company their first and last divi-
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! NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Especial 10 the .News.r)

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Provo, Jlly / s.-The King Hoken
Mining company has filed articles Of
incorporation with the county clerk
Santaquin is named as the principal.
place of business The capital stock
is $4,000 in shares of the par value
of one cent based in the valuation
of the Last Chance and Last Chance.
& No. !, and Uncle Sam No. 4 and 2 min
ing claims Santaduin mining district.
The directors and officers are:5
aLaurtez Chrlstenses, president; O. g.
5Oleson manager: Il. O. Bylund, vice.
president; j. j. Banks, secretary and
treasurer. and Il. G. Christensen.
The Tintic Mayfiower Mining COM
5pany has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the county clerk, Provo is
the principal place OF business. The
CAPITAL stock is s5.oon in shares of the
par value of five cents each. 93
The directors and officers are: S. S.
]Bunnell, president; II. r Thomas,
vice-president; j. C. Anderson, secre-
tar% and treasurer; HNrum Madsen
and Rufus Babcock. The company
owns the following mining claims in
North Tlntic mining district: The
Mayflower Nos.s1 TO a.