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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-22
Cole-Ryan Crowd Said TO Have
Secured Right to Pur-
chase Control.
WILL TAKE IN THE SHELTER.
Knight Interests Guarded I'm Giving
out Information on Prospective
sale OF Properties.

Although 90 is admitted by Jesse
knight and bis associates that an op-
ton has been given ou the Colorado
mine and the T.nuc smolter details as
to the deal have not been given out.
While in salt Lake Saturday MrKnight
declared that am option had been give
en-. but De declared. with considerable
emphasis. that the deal for the smeiter
would not go through unless sane
smelling arrangement was made by the
parties taking it over for the treat
ments of ores from his properties.
TO has been understood for some time
that deal has been on with the Cole
Ryan crowd which to be more exact IS
the international Smelling company.
but nothing definite was arrived az un-
til several days go when Mr. Knight
gave his final opinion ON the deal.
Many rumors have been going the
rounds OF the stock brokers that tho
property was to Doe sold. but definite
details were lacking Uutl Mr. Knight
gave his word that tho deal was on
there was no confirmation of the story
Ernest WooIey is believed % be- the
person 20 whom the option was given.
and as be has gone To New York. this
tends % strengthen the idea. He ra-
Gently visited The property with Capt.
Duncan MacNichie and am exhaustive
report was made of the mineral re-
soures OF the Tnuc mine.
GIVES PRICE on MINE.
The Colorado property has already
produced million and "a half. and au-
thoriues vary as 20 the amount that
Us sull available. The range Of their
figures Is between S10.O00.OOO and gl5.-
100000. With these figures TO go 30 is
safe 20 say that the figure at which
the mine is held is large. From
sources tina are believed 20 be- reliable
1t Is understood that the price 20 be
paid for Colorado win bc 50 a share
This viii be raid for the control. and
an stock holders win be- allawed to dis
pose of their stock at the same price
it is said.
AS 90 the price for the smelter it is
rumorcd that 10 win be- iu the neigh
borhood of $l250O00 This property
would afford the International am OBJ
portunity to smelt copper ores. which
at present is denied the shelters OF the
valley.
II was learned today that the United
states Smelling, Refining and Mining
company has made its offer 20 the
Knight interests FOR control of the
Colorado and the smelter. but that
their figure was not in the nelghbor-
hood OF that offered by the Cold-Ryan
crowd The American Smelling and
Refining company has also been SOME
what nettled over tho ENFORCEMENT
of the shelter into its domain and has
been looking toward purchasing. Moth
ing definite was arrived az as the cou-
Germ had other interests that took its
attention.
II is almost certain that an that
the Colo-Ryan outfit has IN view is the
Colorado and the smelter As 90 the
remainder Of the knight interests IL is
understood that they win stay as they
are az present There was some talk
OF taking over other Tintic properties
but this was abandoned with the secur-
ing OF the option on the mine and
shelter
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STEPHENSON HEADS COMPANY.
Guggcnheim Chemist Resigns To Man.
age Idaho Mining Company.

The Bell Boy Gold ~ Copper Mining
company of PocateIu has been iucor-
pOratCd.
Tho company was Incorporated at
100000 shares. 100000 shares being ia
the treasury stock The president of
The company is William Stephenson.
"a brother of Jim Stephenson, state enc
gineer William Stephenson, who is
well known Boo mining circles. resigned
his position AS chief chemist for Gug-
geuhcimes American Smelling g. Re-
filming company, in which capacity he
received salary of $4,000 year. to-
personally supcrintend the develop
meui of tuI- property which is yet I'M
an almost virgin state. on account of
the trouble there has been over 90, but
the new company ia composed OF some
of the most experienced and prominent
mining men of the state. and they
predict great thing for the property.
They say chat Che ore runs very rich
lu copper and that pieces of free gold
as large aa peas have been found
in many places m the mine Work viii
start at once. and there are few. n
any, of the shares for sale. This prop
eltN promises to develop into one OF
The richest holdiugs in the state and
such Is the optimistic feeling of the
main stockholders, that they have rc-
fused 1u offer many times what they
paid lur their holdings
Ih.H property ia located at CaITlboO.
Bingham county Idaho. and tho head
quarters uf the company arc 90 be- at
i1gItDIlu.-f u,ateIIu Advance.
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NEWS AGENT AT FARNUM, IDA

Horny vs. Smith haa been auuoinied
aFout for tho Dosarei NoRs and churcb
publications. Iu fawum Idl Patrons
ot the beaerct News Wui Kindly renew
tneir subscriptions through him. or
aom Tor Church works. etc.. swim receive
prompt and careful attention from MIN.
Now ~ tne Time tn subscribe for the
only informountain Newspaper which is
favorable to prohibition.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

aoarly a1 of the Issued stock OF the
Iron Hat company on basis OF Ten
cents per share Aside from The stock
which Dr. owned by the luCorp0ratOrs
10 the company there have been &C.,
sued about $4,000 shares AN of these
shares with the possible exception 81
5000 shares, have gone into the pool
Tho companys ground has at different
times attracted attention ON account of
lts location in the southeastern part OF
the district. and also because OF the rec
m8rkabIy strong surface eh0wlngs one
1f which is an iron blow -Out similar 90
that OH Che Iron King ground.
EAST CROWN POINT
The East Grown Point win soon re-
sumo work. according 90 the manage
mont bad weather has retarded work
90 This property thIs winter The East
Crown Point shaft has been sunk 90
depth of 100 feet and 90 ls the lntou-
ton OF fhe company 20 sink to the 300
Lowell before CROSSE cutting There ig
quite % demand f0r The lower priced
East 1intc stocks. and as Cd oouso-
Gucucc This company has sold enough
of its treasury stock 20 provide good
working fund. and DO is possible that
Che workings may be- put down tO the
depth the hosting plant already ln-
stalled is capable of going-5o0 feet
a now company wlll soon bo formed
Tor the development of group M
claims suth of the Bullock mine and the
property of the Tntc Central. Tho
owners of tho ground are E r. Higriu-
SON and Andrew Baxter OF silver city
who win also control the company
which win De launched at am early
date
The opohongo property is being
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WI Do Jon rnINTTNG

How is your stock of Letter Hoaal
Envelope hul Heads, and other of
Dee supplcs7
Lot us figure with you on hlan.
books, certificates. booklets. or rc
ceplta. ln fact anything ln iho print
lng line
We guarantee HTuHfnrflun.
THE DhsEREI NEWS.
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TO ORGANIZE BOOSTER CLUB
Success OF Poultry Showdown W.
AZ Held for Murder.

ENN.lNI ANNNN A'.'AAAAN NA"'
Logan. Cache Co., Feb. 2i.-Marriage
licenses have been procured from
County Clerk r. W. james by the iol-
Laei l.. Peterson and Lizzie Jackson.
hyde Park
Harris. Preston.
John clyde Hansen. Logan; Jennie
Halliday, Lewiston.
Louis J. Foote, Nephi. Lillian Grif-
hths. Denver.
Vernon A.. Flnlayson and Albertina
Bcrtolson, Logan.
Harry w, cakes and Lottic Ander-
Peter olsen and Bertha olsen. ny
rum.
POULTRY SHOW A SUCCESS.
The Cache county poultry show
closed last evening a three days oXhi-
bition which was "a success from every
point OF view. Tho people patronizcd
sc very literally, over 1900 persons at
tending This start places the asso-
citation on a firm foundation so tha-
another year viii mean much for The
county in the way OF production or
fowls of various kinds The fair was
one OF the largest ever held I'm the
state and u developed that Cache is
raising fine poultry
About $50 young business men here
have issued a call for Boosters mcot-
ing nc the courthouse Tuesday evening
10 organize Boosters club for Logan.
The u. A. G. student reception was
given last evening. IL was a thorough
success.
JOHN W. ATT HELD FOR MURDER
John w. Att was given his rehearing
yesterday and bound over 10 the DIS
trict court to answer to the charge Of
murder
Tho Fifth ward choir has arranged q
program for Wednesday evening at the
ward hall
On Friday evening the university
basketball team won from the ". A. c..
81 TO 49, Last evening the b. Y. q.
team beat the visitors from salt Lake,
81 to u.
FAVORS DE MONIES PLAN.
The Commercial club has made call
for the citizens Of Logan TO meet Mon
day at p. M. to discuss tho advisa-
blity OF petuoning the legislature 90
enact q law whereby cities OF the Soc
ond class may adopt the Des Moines
plan Of city government
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VEGETABLES.

Potatoes, per peck ....-........-......30
California radlshcs, bunch ,............5
Parsley per bunch ..........-..........5
Saratoga chips per pound ..........35
Utah new cabbage, per pound .........5
Utah carrots. per peck ...............2j
California lettuce, two punches ......15
Cranbcrrics, two for ..................35
Rhubarb, pound ........................
Sweet spuds, pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cucumbers. each .......................25
onions per pound .....................3
Utah caulih0wer per pound........l2iz
Green onions, three for....,.........-..lO
Artichokes, two for .............,.....25
Celery ...... ..............5C and for 10
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FRIENDS or
MISSION ABIEs

Have you "a friond or acquaintance
ln your former Geld OF labor. TO whom
you would ike 20 send a copy of tho
saturday or The Seml-Wetkly News?
offer made to aid the great mission
ury work We send the paper one
year to amy point lu the United States.
Canada or Mexico an half price. 800.
This does not apply 20 points where
there ore regular wards or stakes
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EPHRAIM.
DEATH OF MRS. THOMAS TAYLoT
Esteemed Young Woman Succumbs TO
PneumOnia-AliIl Accident.

Esteemed Young Woman Succumbs "a
PneumOnla-NII Accident
Special Correspondence.
Ephaim. Sanpote Co.. Feb. 19.-Mrs.
Thomas Taylor, a highly respected
young woman Of this city died last eve
ming
Mrs Taylor recovered from a severe
case OF pneumonia a short time ago,
and last Monday night she took another
cold, which developed into pneumonia,
terminating fat9uy. She leaves a hus-
band and eight children. the eldest OF
whom Is n, and the youngest are twins.
months old. Mss. Taylor was born
Jan. 2, fS70, in this city. and is the
daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-. George Whit
lock
Her funeral win be held in the taber-
nacle, on Monday.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
An accident happened To Ephraim
Christensen yesterday While working
in a planning mill, his two fingers on his
right hand caught I'm a saw and were
cut Off
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srb. News" De- delivered BY Carrier
III LOGAN Every Might SUNDAY *,
renfrdD nd 10 Cents Per Month. All
ravments and complaints reEafdinN
delivery. should De maue 20 -.
ana gemi-Wo,klv News. 80 p
center street Phone SD lndepeno-
ont
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RETAIL
Hay AND GRAIN.

Timothy hay ........-........... loo
Alfalfa, per cwt ..........'..'....... 80
Corn. per cwt..............,...
Wheat. per cwt................. 2.25
Rolled barney per cwt...............l.S0
oats. por cWt................... %
Family -FOUR per Cwt .............2.60
Flour, straight grade. per cwt ...2.S0
Flour high patent per cwt. .....300
Bran and shorts ....t............,..l.f
Straight shorts .....................l.5
Corn meal. per cwt .......... 2S0Rg00
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IrAmNs NJ sEvEN rRorGms.

Tine Seven TrouEhs Miner of Fob. 10
reports thIt Ed shpurd. uponuteu-
dent of the Gold Coin company. is iu-
creasng his force u the tunnel headed
for the rich veins discovered in the
wild bun on the south. and which are
known to he treudlug uorthwari into
the Gold Coin property
A vertical depth of 300 feet win ba
attained at "a point COO feet from mouth
to ihe tunnel where DO s expected these
Ne.u win boz tapped.
Before This. however "a WglI-defued
grey dyke vein clearly shown uu tho
surface from which fair values were
taken NlIl he cut u Che next lO or 90
feet and as the tunnel e already boz
over 900 feet very Interesting develop
ments may Dee looked for at amy fme.
The Gold Coin people arc highly
pleased over present conditions as thew
own che choicest ground auI ar. the
largest company operating m Burnt
Canyon which 's m the ctuter of ths
Ereat WIueuIzed district
Arthur Parsons head credit IMAM al
H. O. d. il. h president of the cum-
pluy with e H love. 49,. IS. Rnmu.v
and d. s. eeaudeId aU r. D.. M l.
men. among ha directors.
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TINTIC SHELTER
RECEIVES BLOWER
South Furnace viii Soon be
Blown-in to SmeIt
Copper.
SIOUX HAS BIG ORE CAVE.
Tns Crown Point To- Get Busy sink
ing shaft 90 800
Level


Special DoIie7po"'ou.'
Eureka. Fob 2--Iho past Ne'h ""7
hoo, of much inheritance to TIutc, as
49,. D., .....t l.st doing.
'Heit mas ,... a..
go ihe way OK mining tnl"oH '''' ''''
whole district. The most important
d.,oi,r,-anf ,g1s the ouenIur up %
t.,..... 90 tI,. I,,r
o'' ii 'I' H''tu
Blossom. which mas adaou aH"'"''
bonanza To- the districts already Ions
"a, and which Inns proyen beyond
doubt that the great Colorado Sioux ore
body gets larser ana richer ms 10 eN-
tends further south. Tho FIRST lot of
ore FROM, tb, pev. strike was hoistod
$3.50. ...., ...,sts,sl
10 'no SUI l"''
OF ninc mining carloads. me ore is
hiph-rrade silver and lead, and is 81
such "a class thar win enable the COM
pany to come forward with "a big de
videud within the next go days. As
near as can De ascertaiuod at this time
the ore is of richer grade than eithor
that of the Sioux or colorado The
search for ore in The Iron Blossom has
been watched with great interest by
mining operators n was regarded
necessary at first 90 sink shaft on
direct line with the Sioux and Colorado
SHIFTS. in order % get the further eN-
tension of the vein This was done.
and within 200 feet of the south line
o. the Sioux, but 30 ala not catch the
ore The knight experts then figured
that the vein had taken q turn toward
the east and concentrated their work
IN that direction with the result that
the ore was encountered. The Iron
Blossom also has a large amount of
good ore developed ln the south work
ings. and 90 can bee said that tho COM
pany now has two distinct mines
mr. o,,,r,r pt,,r,,- soo>-
mn, 49,. .-.,..- o.. ....-..,.. q.
good shape. the three furnaces running
as smoothly as though they had been
in operation for years The new
blower for the copper furnace arrived
the other day. and as soon as 81 can
b. put iu place the fourth furnace OF
the plant viii be blown in Then the
smelter will commence handling ore
from the Grand Central Victoria and
other properties
Wednesday last the Sioux encountered
a cave. the dimensions OF which are
$50 feet iu length by 30 feet bon width.
aud similar 10 tho cave I'm the Colo
RADIO Like that Of the Colorado the
Sioux cave is nled with rich lead car
Donate ore which can be shoveIod OUT
like sand The discovery OF the cave
IS considered an important lind in con-
ncctiou with the Sioux mine Since
the finding OF ore ln a. Iron Blossom
u ~ certainty that the Sioux vein
extends unhroken through its property.
The cave has been followed for "a dis
lance ~ 100 feet where 1t commences
20 narrow down untn IL Is dangerous
20 go further without timhcrinp but 10
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FARM PRODUCTS.
LEHI.
CITY BOND ELECTION
Funeral OF Ra5Wcl HOYlc--Bcct Crow
ngContraCt---Births Wedding.

hiltidA on AdrNtl lAnhlc-icct Crow
ngContraCt---Births Wedding.
Special Correspondence.
LehL Utah CO. FEB. R-Tho funeral
services of RasWel RoyIe. Son of AIr
H. n. koglc sr who died Feb 10Th
oft diabetes. Was held from che Taber-
uucIo Tuesday afternoon. The speakers
vcfo Elders Reuben Davis. Jos. klrkham
M Mr.tuam and "A. H Anderson.
Tho young man was born Dec. o. lss3
al Leh.. Was highly respected and was
member of ihe church holding tlo
Office nj priest
CITY BOND ELECTION
Thc city Recorder. 0n instruction OF
tNe mayor and city council has issued
O. cali t0r special election 10 take
place March % ln thc CITY court house
iuf me purpose 1f voting on tho uues-
I1u gf bonding tho city Tor So Co.. SIZE
ODD NJ iuIH VIII clear uu thc present
CITY Indebtedness and $3.50 will be used
lot contingent expenses
ffni =. tlr ltan-luHhu Sugar COM
pauY WuI commence contracting f8r
hf.ia tfnm Indications "a heavy arronra
VIII Do contracted f0r
hlrthh Hrc reported as follows. TO Mrs
owen stewart feh. 10 som. to NM
t j lo.tDr Fob. d. "a som. no Mra
Alia. &, p Greenland Fcb. De- a son.
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MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef pound ..............SQ 2O
Dressed hens pound ............l6u20
Lara. pound ..........-.... ......... II -
Dressed veal per pound ......12h d20
Fan lamb, per pound ........l2lt 420
Dressed spring pound ...,.........2o
Dressed hens ....+..t...........ts. ~
Hens, pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...lQ
Roasters per pound ..................20
Duck per pound .....................2 20
Turkeys per pound .-...........261ra0
Tame rroeo. uor mound ..............g0
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FISH

Select oysters, small can .,..........40
Select oysters. large can ............60
n. Y Counts. large can ..........l5
Bulk oysters per quart ..............60
Founders. per pound ................15
King Fish, per pound ..............15
Brook trout. each ...................15
Halibut per pound ...................15
Salmon. per pound .....-.............2
Rock Coo. per pound ............,....l5
BLACK Bass ...-...,....,.........
Catfish. per pound ..................17
Goldfish, per pound ..................17
sores per pound .'''. ''..'''.''. 10
Barracuda. per pound ......,......17iA
Smells, per pound ...,................15
Shrimps. per quart ...................25
Herring per pound .................17
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OUTLOOK
FOR CHAFEY MINES
Nevada Man Writes Of Prospects
OF New Mining
Camp.
TELLS OF VARIOUS LEASES
High Grade I'm Black Hole-OBricn
Claims Strike Rich
Ore.

An interesting letter on conditions
at Chafey Is given by A. W. II. Ander-
son. a well known mining man OF
Nevada. His letter which was ad-
dressed to E. W. Clapp Of Reno. reads
as follows:
when you arrive az the town Of
Chafey 90 does not give one the I'm
preston that there is very much ac-
tivlty In the camp. for like most other
mining towns in the state OF Nevada,
II grew up very rapidly, IN fact, too
quickly 10 warrant such a large town.
As there were only about co men
earning wages at the Black Hole
mine, and as these few men could not
keep the place going, IL naturally had
lie setback which was tho best thing
possible for the ultimate permanency
OF the camp.
From the very commencement Of
the camp numbers OF hne lodges have
been found but owing 90 the strin-
gcncy of the money market. very little
has been forthcoming for develop
mcnt. but 600 most cases wherever
prospecting has been done gopd re-
suits have been obtained and the
camp is gradually opening up some
good lodges and there Is mo- question,
b. Is proved beyond an doubt. that
there are plenty of large bodies or
good milling ore TO- Keep amy number
of stamps going for some time Co
come besides several high grade prop
osit.ous.
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uTENNa ~ CLAIMs.

"DoLPH" WHITNEY, Stock Broker.
Member 8. =. stock and Mining EH
aat Atlas. You aay-l DO heN lIII.
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impetus O.. fr.
movement
The oliver withfns
largest sale ofsry
typewriter in ..
cute was fhs
logical machine Ia
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GROCERIES.

Layer raisins, per pound ........ 5000
Honey, per pound ....................15
Beets, In cans. each .......,..........20
Din pickles quart .......,...........15
Sour pickles, quart ..-................20
Popcorn, 3 pounds ..,................25
Sugar. IA pounds for ...............1.0 90
Sugar, per 100 .... Cane, 610. beet $50
Citron peel. per pound ......,....,..25
Lemon peel. per pound ...............25
Orange peel per pound .............25
Mincemeat. per pound ........15. 20, %
Sweet cider. per gallon .............6O
I've hOminy, quart ....-..........,...lO
Creamery butter. per pound ........40
Good ordinary butter 30635
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NUTS

Almonds, per pound ..................25
Walnuts, per pound ..................25
PcCans. per pound ....................2j
Filberts, per pound ....................25
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IL Gents a Day
Buys an Oliver

This amazing ofcr-tho Ncv Modal
oliver Typewriter NO. Ht I'D conf. =
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plan Of selling oliver Typewriter ol IIt.
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loughuuu iu favor of clean. I.ruI.
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Alrcldy-in au lines OF bu aiuess ana t-
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signatures. '
business Colleges and uien srrc.f.
watchful Of the trend OF publ. ra,tI
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young people iu the use of oliver Ty,.
writer's
The PROMPT and generous rcg,1res oil,
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worldwide demand for uri,,...l
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"rhe Black Hole mine at present
looks better than 10 has ever looked,
400 through the Slopes values run very
.l-h ,, an' '4 ln' . smut ill rec, nel'"
yl00 bon Ton. Active development al
being pushed 0u. and tho Two mills
Hr. Kent r.Iue roDtuuuusIv ana Mr.
Dhsf.. BIZ. erecting another min sa al
q. .rrrarsf fha 6utnut of no Damn
sa fnar. b. rf.rfv .f ora ,, r,sf,,
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Save Your Pennies & Own
Tie
OLIVER
TlpeWriFS-

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