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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

turn was asked what he thought OF
the animals. He replied that they
all suited him we'll with the exccptlo"
of the elephant And 1t. too was 4
right, but II had too much slack in IT
pants Well. that Is tho trouble with
the Chinese trousers, and 1t is so also
with the new st''lcs now coming In.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
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n YANKING, Dccccmer. l9O9-Thc
IN new woman promises to be
" live figure In the future of CHI
na rrndaV .bn ie nraptico1lv a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-18

ing facts as % remarkable financial
methods are being brought out 'oloW-
ing the appointment of receiver Tor
the Pan Handle smelling company.
owning an Independent plant az Sanu
Point Idaho When j Herbert AMER
SON of Chicago and Winuipes secured
control of the company two years ago
states the paper. the corporation own
cd smelling plant with yapaclty
of 1925 tons "a day, line OF small
steamers. 1000 acres of land q luWh-
site. water power now worth ,-lnV0O'
mining interests of unknown value
and had 100000 shares of stock m
this city. Its assets could Doe estimated
at Sl 500 900. Its debts were only Soo,-
Goa. OF the 100000 shares of stock
then outstanding, hundreds Of thou-
sands had been sold To- farmers ana
capitalists in Minnesota, Iowa. ONO,
Wisconsin and the Dakotas at prices
ranging up TO 40 and e. cents share
Today the plant Is in q receivers
hands The debts total nearly >i0oOlo
the treasury stock has vanished. The
total visible assets are estimated in
the creditors suit as worth S-5o000.
Anderson. who is being sued boy J..
Grceuough. the millionaire mine own
en- for alleged fraudulent over issue of
$4,000 shares of stock is supposed TO
boz in New York His family with two
o. said Co be n California.
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Tm.E PNPERs M PRONO.


Provo. March 1S-The following ar
ticles Of Incorporation have been lied
with the county clerk
Decker Canyon Mining company
principal place of business. Provo;
capital stock $4,000 in shares of the
par value of cents each. based on
the valuation Of the following mining
claims In Decker's canyon. Waatch
county. Climax and Climax Extension,
For get-mc-not, Lime Cliff Lime ClIft
Extension, Iron King and Iron King
Extension and Lodi The following are
the directors and officers: Jesse Buck
ner president; John T.. Peay FIca
president. p. F. Hlndmarsh. secretary
and treasurer. NJ. r. Peay and George
BuCkucr.
The Camp Bird Extension Minins
company Provo principal place of busi-
ness. capital stock $4,000 shares OF the
par value Of . cents each. based on the
valuation of the following mining
claims In Silver Lake mining district
Ohio and Ohio Nos H.. 3 and 4. Hail
Stone No. 9, Sleigh Bell Nos. 1. and
g. The directors and officers are Joseph
T. Bullock, president, Joseph T. Farrer
vice president; H. r. Thomas, secretary
and treasurer, r. NJ Almon W. ID
Alexander. Robert Anderson and NJ.
o. Randolph
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special spondeuce.
Kansas city Stock Yards. March 10
There was some Increase Zoo cattle re-
coipts last week. due 60 two weeks of
uninterrupted sharply higher prices.
but the run was not sufficient 90 break
the market very bad. and not as heavy
as might have been expected. Steers
declined 20 90 80 cents during the week.
COWS lost 10 to % cents, and st0cEe.s
and feeders closed steady 90 10 lower
Tho run today is 1900 head. marsat
steady TO a shade lower on steers.
steady on cows and heifers. strong ou
country grades Prospects favor "a eOu-
tinued high market for all kinds for
some weeks ahead. as holders are CO.'S
fdeut and there win not likely be anv
excessive runs 10 break prices Pack
cra are operating closely. but eastern
demand is strong. and local killers are
kept well iu line. There Is good
run from Colorado here today. CONE
posed mostly 0f stock aud feeding
grades, string of Means Brothers
sto.kers today at s5U5. COWS at S4-0
other feeders at $3.50 Killing tiers
arc worth $3.50 t0 $3.50. from the snps
mI'IH OF Colorado. and some 060
pound panhandle steers sold at &c. A
string of go pound Arizona steers sold
t1 packers Friday at $500. western COWS
worth $3.50 to 1928. calves $3.50 90 ST. So
quality uf the fed stun from RANGE
country has been very good during tho
last week
sheep and lambs run along Vlth1ut
much change Iu prices, although lalos
today are at about the top notch ON
nearly l.l kinds. Some so pound lambs
from ProWera brought the Top today.
$50 yclrliugs from the Arhusas ual-
Ioy brought 1915 no. 500 Eethcrs t5 20
t1 sG ewes $3.50 to $500 Quite num-
her lf lambs today were only medium
grada and sold at $500 Co $500. A
smaller percentage of tho arrivals is
nrst class than heretofore. dur o. tba
approaching end of tho season for fal
HfnUk Tho supply Iasi week Wls Al 900
H"Hi. and Iuu today Is 1900 hul
Movement of stockors ana feeders
grades haH been moderate. prices about
stoldE with week ago. feeding rath-
cra around fl2l. breeding ESQ. SO ID
-' lambs g6 40 $40
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CONCENTRATES.

Clark L. Whitney senior member Of
the Whitney-JeN company, brokerage
house, accompanied by his wife. ayes
Friday evening for "a vacation On Cali
fornia. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney expect
TO be gone about two weeks.
The Alta Copper company. salt
Lake corporation. operating ia the Alta
district. Idaho, has sturck IA feet of
ore Of the milling grade carrying
values in lead. silver, gold and copper.
The vein was cut In a 200 foot tunnel.
Operations on the Uncle Jesse Mining
company property In North Tintc
which adioins the Lehi Tintic ground
are expected 30 begin shortly Peter c.
Adamson, president and j. h Bennett
secretary Of the company are In the
Tintic district looking over the situa-
ton.
The main working shaft Of the
Nevada Hills Mining company has now
reached the 400 foot level. where a
station has been cut and sinking will
be continued TO depth. A cross cut has
been started north 10 cut the vein that
dipped out of the shaft between the
$50 and 400 foot levels
According TO advises from GoldAieId.
The 1853 acres Of choice ground owned
by the Ely Calumet company at Ely
viii soon be purchased by the Scott
Mines company of Salt Lake, at a fl
CURE somewhere in the ncighborhOod Of
$500. 000 most Of IL TO be paid in cash.
The ground is owned by G.. l.. C'TeX'D
Richard, Al d. Myers and John Turner.
The Boston News Bureau has figured
10 out that the copper output for the
month of February shows a falling off
I IL.
November and December and 100000
pounds as compared with January.
THIS is believed 10 be- due TO the low
prices Of the metal but more probably
TO the month containing but % work
ing days Tho output for the month
from the United states Mexico and
Canada. is placed at 96,30i000 pounds
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FREE SALES SEND
PRICES LOWER

New York. March lS-smali declines
were the rule today In the opening quo
tauons FOR stocks. but there was
sprlnkliug of gains of which the most
prominent was Union Pacific with a rise
of q, Atchlson and Missouri Pacific de-
clned large fractions. The dealings were
only moderately active.
stocks were sold freely and this caused
sharp lnrolds on prices but the support
ug orders were put Boa ana sharp. up-
Con 2N. aud ST. Paul. Atchisou, SOUTH
Drn Pacific Great Northern preferred,
Kansas a. Texas. AmalEnmatod copper
o. S steel and International lapcr pre-
ferrtd D. THE rebound nut prices above
Roadlne was BID up ia. but met such
heavy selling that its price was driven
back The general list moved IN sym
pathy and became dun az the reaction.
Central Leather rose l9s, the preferred
~ American Hide and Leather !. Ca
madam Pacific gliucd J ana Plttabuig
Conl preferred tA. and Chicago Great
Western declined I.
Bonds we're heavy
Fluctuations were too narrow to at
ford profitable trading operations and the
market accordingly became very DUH ana
uniutercstiug
A rise to i19 In Union Pacific marked
the elimination OF an upturni the mar
ket thereafter receded slowly until some
stocks were near the lowest Of the morn
ing.
The market closed about steady and
lifeloss. a rise Of 1A IN Chesapeake y
Ohio was without effect on the general
list and prices then ran OF Reading
lost its rise and low prices for the day
were established In some Instances KAN
s8s city Southern Missouri Pacific.
Third Avenue and Consolidated Gas lost
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brokers. 6 west Second South. furnish
the following. received over their
private wire this afternoon.
CoMsTocK.
Onhr a6agS. Mexican. 56HbS.
Gould a. curry SNg. Con Va. asa
COS savage i0W1t. Hale a. Norcross.
iS asked. yellow Jacket. 55 bid. Bel
cher as asked. Confidence. 80 bldi
sierra Nevada. 90 bid. Union. "a bidi
Chollar 6 bid; Potosl 2 bid.
ToNoPAH
Touopah. 6.75 bid. Tonopah Exten-
sion. 90 asked. MacNamara, 33 asked b
Midway pc asked Tonopah Belmont
SD bid. Tonopah North STAR 3 bid;
West End Couss 81 bid Rescue. 2
bid. Jim Butler 1SW19.
BULLFROG.
Mont BuIifroe. asked. National
Bank. @ bid. Amethyst asked. Gold
Ulr ] asked; Bonnie Glare. 4 asked;
May0oWcr Cons. 16N1s, o. Sccptcr
2 asked. M0ntgy ML, asked, Home
stake Cons. f05.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Nevada INNS. 1926 bid: Pittsbure Sill
Peak lO bid. Eagles Nest . asked;
20 bid. Bawhide Coalition, 65W6t.
GOLDF1ELD.
Sandstone. II sales: Col Mt. S09;
Jumbo Ext. 10 bid; Booth. 1SUl9. Blue
Bull. 9n 10. silver Pick, 6n7: Bue Bell.
3W4: Hbornia, 1 bid; st. Ives. t4Gl5;
Conqucror bid; Lone star, 4M6;
@. Wonder asked; orc. 7US; At
lanta. llH12; c. Bend. l70ls; Red Top
Ext. 3ui. Florence. 3150317ia D'held
B. b. Cons. 60S; Goldneld Daisy, 52D
90; comb. Fraction, 102ia CLOS; CT
Bend Ext. bid. CT Bend Annex.
bid; Kewanos. 9 bid. Portland bid.
204; Red HIS ~ asked;
Mohawk Ext. f0N; l.. Dillon. 1U2,
Y. Tiger. 10 asked. Grandma, 3 asked;
$. T.. Ext, ! asked. y. Rose. / asked,
Col ME-. Ext, I asked; Goldheld Con,
l91NNo0, pneld Triangle. 1U2; G.. %.
d. 20025, Florence ENtn. 4'5.
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DAILY WEST DIVIDEND.
Resumes Profit Distribution at Old
Rate Of Thirty Gents a share.

AZ meeting OF the directors of the
DAILY West Mining company Monday, a
quarterly dividend of 80 cents a snare
was posted. The amount is payable
April TO- 1909 TO stockholders OF record
al the close of business March 81 The
total sum 10 be distributed is S54. 0O0 As
this is designated by the secretary as
"a quarterly dividend, it is probable that
this rate viii be maintained throughout
the year The company has paid in
dividends S5,i5I00O. The last dividend
was paid on Dec. IS, 1901 and was 30
cents "a share.
The annual report Of the company
shows that during 1905 the company
produced 1900 tons of crude ore ana
44-i toms Of concentrate. The Grade
ore contained 5A3356 pounds OF copper
26h3S309 pounds Of lead, 44l66 ounces
gold and Sijili9 ounces silver, an
which sold for S225,1S0.69. The concea-
trates produced 1886 pounds OF cop
per- 2305.412 pounds 0f lead. 1902
ounces gold and 2ll.476 ounces silver
ali which sold for Slj0.62l.25, bringing
the total receipts for ores TO $3.50 1919
The crude ore contained an average of
$3.50 ounces silver 003f ounce gold.
1851 per cent lead and 1885 per cent
copper selling for $l763 per ton. The
concentrates contained ana average OF
$3.50 ounces silver, O.035s ounce gold.
2G05 Ucr cent lead and 1872 per cent
copper selling for S34U5 per ton
Since beginning It's production era,
the DAILY West company has produced
the following up 90 the close of 1875.
la9-t.,ai pounds uf copper sI3S7 tons
OF lead, lG, iO6.dD ounces gold, 2O251 li1
ounces silver aIl which sold for $l2-
5l,50l.eo.
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SOME STIFF SENTENCES.
Judge Bowman Hands Out Six Month,
In Three Cases Today.

Some decidedly stin sentences were
handed out By Judge Bowman In the u0-
lice court this afternoon. r. ID. Cor
don, the colored man who Rot into an
argument with Henry stietz and brought
his remarks home at the point Of a poe.
ketknife. plead guilty to assault and
battery. He drew six months on the rock
pile.
Mrs. Miller tho unfortunate woman
who has figured in the police court for e.
couple OF years past. mas fallen on che
water wagon again. She also got sN
months for being drunk.
Pat Calvin. the man who beat his wife
recently and was ordered out Of town.
was not present when his name was
called. He, too. was given six months.
and n the police encounter him on the
streets he will be brought in and made
TO do time as stated.
Quite a number OF speed artists au-
peared in court and Judge Bowman
fined Herbert Seiface. chauffeur 80
for driving over the crossing at "a speed
TO exceed four miles an hour Five team
sters were fined 81 each for like Of
lenses.
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MoRE MTEnEsr IN sToCKs.
Market Reflects Better Conditions
Ohio Copper Goes Higher.

Ohio Copper was the star perform
cr on the stock exchange list today and
Its gains were 30 points during the
morning session. Although the stock
opened az $3.50, 60 closed strong az
$3.50. There was not "a moment dur
ing the entire session that DO showed
"a tendency of going lower The first
sale opened at S. 30. From that 10
jumped 90 $50 and on up 90 the new
high mark for this security. Physical
conditions az the property are such
that the stock has been on the gain for
several months.
Addio, which has been one of the un-
noticed stocks Tor some time, took "a
little jump this morning For the past
week or more this stock has showed
activity. This morning the stock opened
at 3a cents and closed at fla. Beck
Tunnel was lower again today. East
Tiutic Gold King, which is one of tho
youL -cst members on The board sold az
14 cents. Iron Blossom was slightly
lower. King William showed Consid-
cradle life ANA went un from 26 cents
60 i0ia cents sioux Consolidated
seemed more at home TODAY and sold
stronger. The stock reached No2G
ami stood firm,
During the morning session 1fW0
shares of stock changed hands at $780,
1g528
Hut icw stocks made their appear
auce on the curb market Bingham
Central standard was sold Goo The tune
of a 500 shores at 12 cents OF Bingham
Copper 1000 shares NerH sold at %
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
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DUTY ON LEAD IN
PAYNE TARIFF BILL

Washington March lS.-The PAYNE
starih bin continues tho present duty of
~ cents per pound on the lead u 90
lead-beairng ores. II had been reduced
by the committee TO / cent a pound but
at the last minute before the iutroduc-
ton Of the bin. the old rate was ne.
stored This was done after Mr. pHyua
statement has been prepared and this fact
accounts for misstatement regarding the
duty as 81 stands IN the new bill Lead
drOss. lead bullion or base bullion, lead
in pigs. I'm bars refuse lead run into
blocks and bars. and old scrap lead 1r.
assessed the same duTy ~ cents uU.
pound. The latter o. a reduction of H
cent "a pound. The duty ON lfa1 IH
sheets, pipe and lead wire Is rcd.
OF "a cent per pound.
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PUSH ROAD no PINE CANYON.
Railroad Has Already Passed Tooclc
City ON Way Co Smelter site.

Railroad Has Already Passed Tooclc
City ON Way Co Smeltcr Site.
Work on the International Smelling
company railroad, from the Salt Lake
Route tracks through Tooele City and
on through 90 the smelter in Pine
canyon is being pushed al "a rapid
rate. Already the road has been
graded and equipped with rails past
the townsite to Tooelc City and with
iD "a short time 10 will reacn the Middle
canyon gulley where &c will be delayed
for "a short time on account OF the
building Of 400 feet of trestle work
that viii average about 80 feet in
height.
For the building of the trestle work
90 locomotive crane Is on the road to
The work. This IS being shipped from
the east and ls expected To arrive the
turepart of next week. This will be
put TO work al the gulley, which Is
three and a half miles from the salt
Lake Route tracks
The rails down Vine street in Tooele
City were laid several days ago and
the men are now working beyond the
city limits With work progressing
at the rate 70 is now going il is a
certainty that the railroad will bc at
The smelter site boy MAY J.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET

New York March iS.-Moncy ou .sH
easN lAa-- per cent; ruling rate ar.
offered at q closing bid iN.
Time loans quiet and easy. SD I,..
2hMh; 90 days pa six months as. T..
Closc-Prlmc mercantile papor r y.
per cent
sterling exchange steady. with oil.
tual business In bankers bus
4S6.20d30 for 60 days bills. ana
1880 FOR demand.
Commercial bills. 4s6GM.
Bar silver. sou.
Mexican dollars, a.
Government bonds. firm. aIlrs.
bonds irregular
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CEDAR TALISNAN
PLACED ON BOARD
Consolidated Company Gets
Stock Placed on Local
Mining Exchange.
LIST ANOTHER TINTIC STOCK.
Listing Committee Admits Stock of
East Tinuc Gold King Prop
crty at Tlntic.

The twentieth stock Co Dee added 10
the local stock exchange this year was
placed ON the board OF the salt Lake
Mining a Stock exchange today when
the CedIr-Ta.Ifmau Consolidated
Mines company became listed stock.
The ARTICLES of Incorporation for this
new company. which is consolidation
OF the Cedar and Talisman company
of the star district Beaver county.
We're filed this week.
The company owns 10 claims in the
star district Joseph Geoghegan IS
president OF the company and II
Barnett secretary and treasurer The
company ls capitalized at $4,000 with
shares 90 30 cents each There are at
present 10000 shares of stock in the
treasury and $1,000 in cash
The equipment on the property con-
sists ~ a steam hoist. 1O horse power
boiler compressor. galOliue hoist. two
boarding houses, ore house. blacksmith
shop, two bunk houses Stable. cars
tracks. tools and other necessary mine
equipment
OF the 10 claims owned five are pat-
ented and no. are surveyed for patent
The mine is IL miles from the rail-
road and produces silver and lead ore
Already there has been shipped To- the
smolter about $4,000 worth OF ere
There Is about 900 tons OF ore I'm
sight and the work done on the prop
erty amounts to 900 feet OF shafts.
600 feet Of WINES. and GOO feet OF
NTuEa Tfffe
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

virginia U Emrt 40 sarah A Irr-
nom 40 Iui M. plat lh d nnd Coates
n cannon $50. Ntlf.................
A.nlln Jenkins company io Thomas
p.at n part e block q Chicago
addition .................. ............
Hubbard t1 81 a. Orseu Iaia
40 h and l9 n Oaaley r.,...,.....,.
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Addie, 1000 at sE 5000 at 8: 1000 at
A..
Beck Tun. POO al %. 600 az a.
Bling Am. I 900 at IS
p. Jack ass az 36it: 1000 at S. b 60.
Col Con. 800 at 40.
or. Point. 1900 at %
j.. Or Point. 1000 az 44.
=. Tin. Con. 1000 at Sls
p. Tin Gold X, 5000 az IA.
Ind. @. 300 at ~.
Iron Bloss, 200 at 2.75: 100 at ESQ.
b. co. 300 az 2.77la. b 90.
King William. 400 az 80; 800 at So. 100
az 3sis $50 at 49,. 100 az 40is
II. Nam. 20 Cat %.
Mason Val. 100 al 2.45
Mt. Lake Ext. 600 40 g.
Ohio Cop. 100 at $50; 100 az SO;
500 at S.45; 100 at S.45. IS so. 10 Oat s so.
Plutus. 30 at a. q. 8. 1000 az "a.
King Coal % at AIS.
Sioux Con. 5000 dt .02ih: 500 az
I OPS, s. CO.
So. Col Con. 200 at 80. 100 at a.;
1900 al ASA; 400 al as
Swan Ext. 30 Cat g.
Swansea, 500 az %
Tin. Cent, 1900 at %; 800 at 1919. B .
co.
Victoria. 90 0at 1.S2ia. 100 at 1856
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tuu. 300 at "a. 5000 at 15
D Jack 800 az 36l
Colorado 100 at $40.
COL con-. 100 az 40.
Lion Hill 1900 at 20
Mason Val. 100 40 2.t5; 90 al a.4Ils.
Nil. HnI. 1000 az s.
siouz CON. 100 no O2ia.
So. Col. Con- 100 at &C.
Swan Ext. 5000 at
TIH Cont 500 M Tr. HuU .r I.H.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. March .--Wool-Unchangcd
Territory and western mediums. 1Saa3 /;
fine mediums. 1000; fine. u6l7.
LONDON
London March IA good assortment
Of lAGS bales Of wool was offered at the
wool auction sales today. All sections
competed eagerly and prices were firm.
especially for the merino greasy and
medium. and fine crOssbreds, Of which
Home traders were active buyers OF
crOSSbredc.
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President Roy Harry, OF the ChIista.
Science church In Boston, and Mrs
Harry are Ia town on a visit. Dir. Harr3
is lcctWing through the west
Mrs. l.. A. Mthse and children hay.
returned from a winters soiomu boo
San Francisco
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BOOsTNIG oLD BLUE VAILFy.

BOOSTING OLD BLUE VALLEY.
lu "a letter from Lois Fusate " Giles.
Wayne county. De takes occasion t1
boost the old Blue Valley district and
tell of some of the things that are hap
peuius shore. I'm part be says.
This valley win mo longer Doe known
as cold Blue valley but one of ths
richest OH fields of the United state.
also one of the greatest agricultural
districts boz this inter-mouutan country.
for stretch off 100 miles of tnia p1.3t
desert Wiil soon be esta blI shed as 1n,, OIL
The finest fruit sections in the state
of Uuh About 5000 acres of oil lsnIs
have recently been located. and thou
sands more N.u bo within thc ueE.
few weeks.
one uf the greatest reclamation
schemes ever thought of is now un-
dor consideration. that of bringing au
tha vast amount of arid land uud-r eul-
tIFatou. This scheme 1901 oil euurss
bring 70 railroad 90 this section of the
state Tho people of tho eastern WAYNE
county have come 10 "a run realization.
of the value of their property ANA ex-
tuul good wishes 90 au tlos. WISHING
to locate near them
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
james A Pollock a. Co.. bankers and