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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-28
STOCKS ANIMATED,
PRICES HIGHER

New York. oct. - The opening deal
ings In stocks were quite animated and
prices were higher all round. but the
gains were limited generally 10 small
fractions. Northern Pacific and Colorado
Southern hrst preferred rose ! and Unit
cd States STEEL PENNSYLVANIA. Colorado
Fuel brooklyn Transit. 1nterborough-
Metropolitan preferred and American
smelling preferred large fractions
Buying operations IN United states
Steel and the railroad equipments gave q
strong appearance to stocks OF this
class. standard railroad stocks we're all
high In sympathy but their gains were
restricted 20 moderate fractions. Some
realizing reduced the advances before ~
O'Clock In about % specialties there were
advances OF from I to ! a. including Z.
81 Steel, Amalgamated Copper. Ameri-
can Car, Pressed Steel Car and Railway
steel spring. only New York Central
and Baltimore 4 Ohio Of the important
railroad stocks rose as much a. a point.
weakness Of Union Pacific and the
strength Of Amalgamated Copper and
American Smelling made the tone irreg-
ular. The speculative uncertainty threw
the market into stugnation. Rail
way Steel Spring. Anal gamated Copper
and International Harvester rose 2 ana
American smelling ~. Lake Erie and
Western preferred sold at an advance Of
y and Minneapolis. St Paul and 81 \
Marie preferred 2a,.
There WAS scarcely any change IN the
market aside from the wide movement
OF few less active stocks. New
Haven run OF Z points following the
decision on the new stock issue Pacific
Telephone gained "a and American Hide
ana Leather preferred ia The tone was
easier AZ / o'clock.
The tone grew heavier with the course
of the day, pressure again I'm individual
stocks exercising an Influence upon the
wheat market Consolidated Gas declined
~ and Atlantic Coast Line 1ih Union
Pacific and Great Northern preferred
ruled nearly point under yesterdays
closing and some of the other railroad
leaders were also at their lowest.
The market closed strong and active.
There was a brisk selling movement late
IN the day which carried the list TO the
lowest OF the day. Union Pacific and
Great Northern preferred showed losses
OF 1's. International Harvester rose 80
and Vulcan DEFINING preferred Az.
There was a vigorous rally when shorts
covered. This placed Amalgamated Cop
per points over last night and Kansas
q Texas a. point.
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NEw YoRK crRs RANGE.
CONCENTRATES

r. r. coleman has returned from "A
business trip 20 Ely.
william H. Hatfield Of Provo is in the
city today on business.
George r. Bridges and charles Par
ker are doing their assessment work on
the Baltimore group at Itntic.
Lew Humphries, head OF the Gum
Thompson engineering staff. leaves
Friday night Tor a short business trip
% Montana
John NJ. Dick Of Boston. vice presi-
dent Of the Majestic Mines company,
is In the city, looking after the Affairs
Of the company.
A. V. Taylor OF the Pittsburg salt
Lake OH company has just returned
from a visit to the company's properties
on the reservation near Vernal.
Frank A. Schirmer. vice pesirdent,
secretary and treasurer of the Boston
Consolidated company, Is at Bingham
today, looking over the work being done
by the company
NJ. II Lindquist. who was recently
promoted 20 the position OF supeTin-
tendent Of the South Utah Mining COM
pany, formerly the Newhouse Mines
and SHELTERS, is in the city today.
It is Understood that an additional
payment Of $4,000 will be made Mon
day on the Judgment secured against
the Mammoth Mining company by the
Grand Central Mining company,
J. w. Horne, treasurer OF the Utah
Apex Mining company at Bingham. is
at that camp today looking over the
affairs OF the company He expects to
be in Utah several days before returns
Ing 10 his home I'm Boston.
f. Augustus Heinze is coming west
this week according to reports from
New York IL is declared that he has
obtained permission from tho district
attorney 10 leave the jurisdiction Of the
court. It is expected that he Will ar
rive in time 10 witness the opening of
the Ohio Copper company mill.
David Morrison. superintendent OF the
Silver Island Coalition Mining COM
pany, came I'm from the property yes
terday. He declares that better results
are now being obtained at depth. In
the lowest tunnel on the Emancipator
claim, he says, there Is a l5-inch vein
Of ore that carries the highest values
yet found.
According 10 A. H. Spencer OF Dem
yer, the Withdrawal from entry OF all
lands in the san Juan oil fields that
are not already located viii create
monopoly on one OF the richest fields
In the world. Mr.. Spencer declares that
he has just heard from Henry c. Dem
ming. a well known oil expert who
declares that from his study OF the
san Juan district IL Is not less than
300 miles long and 90 miles wide
Officials for the government are now
busy preparing "A list OF the various In
corporations OF the state for the pur-
pose OF assessing a tax OF per cent
upon al net earnings I'm excess OF 81. 900
year According 20 a. measure passed
by tho last Legislature. Uncle Sam
makes IL compulsory for every corpora
ton 10 return a sworn statement With
IN 60 days after the close Of the year
stating the net income. There are
about 10000 companies TO be heard from
IN Utah
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rnApING Is MucH sLowEn.
Only Slight Change Made In Prices Of
stocks ON Exchange.

There was little Of interest on the
local exchange this morning and stocks
as a rule were slower. The volume OF
business was low and prices changed
slowly. Throughout the entire session
there were but few signs Of activity.
There was considerable selling Of Col
orado at Sl.2,is. and the highest price
reached was $50 Tor seven SHARES
Columbus Consolidated remained fair
~ strong At 50 10 SO cents. East Tin
tic Development showed no signs Of
moving up or down and the price re-
manned unchanged AZ 1ia cents. Iron
Blossom ranged from 6s 20 20 cents and
several good sized blocks OF the stock
were sold
Grand Central was stronger but not
what was expected n WIS disposed
of on the regular aud open board for
S2gi
The total number OF shares sold was
49,042. and the amount represented BY
tho transactions was tl5g5l.s5
on the curb market a large number OF
stocks made their appearance but sell
ing was slow block OF l52h shares
Of Bingham Central Standard sold az
% cents. while another block of l,525
shares was disposed OF at asa cents,
seller so days Federal Ely sold al 10
cents for Z 000-s share block and a 200
share lot. Ely Gibraltar was offered al
l5 ceuts Ely Resurrection received q
hid OF cents and was offered az
cents
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
HIGH GRADE REPORTED
At CAMP OF ATLANTA
Los Angeles Company Said 10 Have
struck Body of Rich Orc--1cni
city u Growing.

Atlanta has been on the map for
about six months past. and blossom
eel forth as the result OF encouraging
gold discoveries made by Los An
gcles, Cal, company. which became
Interested uron the persuasion OF
prospectors who had been over the
country thoroughly and were con-
WINGED that the district was one OF
promise. Says the Goldheid News
Atlanta 81 situated about two miles
east OF the old silver Park camp
which IN the balmy DAYS OF early
Phoebe history had somewhat Of a
boom There has always been more
or less prospecting going on In the
district for low-grade gold ore was
known 10 exist there I'm no small
quantity. Since the Los Angeles peo-
pie have entered the field, however.
By the purchase OF d group Of claims.
for which 81 is said some $4,000
was paid. report has IL that high
grade" has been found, and In conse-
quence there has been an exodus Of
mining camp pioneers from sur
rounding districts 90 the new fields
The Los Angeles company. n r. said
sunk q shaft on its ground for a dis
lance OF 100 feet. and then drifted to
the ledge, a distance OF some so feet
az which point the gold values were
found The ore is reported 10 be 50
rich that no one is allowed 20 take
samples from the mine. In every d.
rection. during the interval since the
new discoveries locations have been
made. and the tent camp of Atlanta.
graced By a few frame structures. is
said 10 be growing rapidly II is under
stood that a postoiiice win be granted
the young town IN short time.
stage. freight and passenger lines
are running between Pioche and At
lanta. "a distance OF so miles. and the
camps population is increasing con-
stantly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-28
Volume Five
Church History
Published by the Church With Intro
ductlon by Elder II. II. ROBBERS.

This volume deals with the history
of the Church from May 8, 1S42. 20
3Ist Of August, 1913. II. therefore.
covers a period OF about sixteen
months. The main external events
may be set down as follows; First.
exposure OF the wickednoss OF John
e Bennett and his departure from
Nauvoo; t2) the charge against tho
Prophet Joseph OF completely I'm an at
tempted assassination OF ex-governor
Lilburn w. Boggs. under whose cele-
brated discriminating order tho body
Of the Church was driven from Mis-
souri,; (3) the attempt or the state
OF Missouri to extradite the Prophet
from the state OF Illinois. to be tried
as an accessory before the fact 20 an
assault on Ex-Governor Boggs; 90 a
second attempt on the part OF Mis-
souri, 20 extradite the Prophet from
the state OF Illinois on the old charge
81 murder, treason, burglary, arson,
larceny. theft and stealing" first
brought against him in the year 1898;
(b) a preliminary prospecting OF the
west, doubtless with view 10 the
contemplated removal OF the Saints
TO the Rocky Mountains.
or events that relate more nearly 70
the Church as an organization there
should be mentioned. % the intro
duction Of the endowment ceremonies
tNAAN AAlhAENl AI1hI NAAlNAlN On AIlr SUD-
Jet OF baptism for the dead;
CD an extension OF auxiliary
organization by bringing into existence
the Young Mems and Women's So
oiety.
Another item Of great Interest In
this volume As the manifest develop
ment OF the character and spiritual
strength OF the Prophet during this
period. The trying experiences
through which he passed seemed 20
discover now qualities OF soul power
within him. and TO emphasize those
which he was known 10 have possess
ed.
The doctrinai development OF the
period covered by this volume deals
With several items which may be re-
garded as preliminary 10 that richer
unfolding ~ philosophical thought TO
which the last year Of the Prophets
teaching was 30 largely devoted.
Vol . II now ready
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ENIAnGING sILVEn PEAK MIL

Grading has commenced for the en-
larglng oi the min of the pittsburg
silver Peak mining company it Rlal.
New The ..dditiun VIII mean the in-
stailatiOn Of 20 stamps, which viii in-
by 20 per cent Wlth the additional
stamps IL ~ declared that tl.250 900 in
sold viii be turned out every NJ month";.
The mill noV has "a capacity of $50 tons
per day, with an almost ineXhaustihlr
low grade ore reserve that Manager
Juiasen estimates can Keep 200 stamps
guIng for the next 30 years This hn-
provement at the silver Peak may Doe
finished an 90 days Tive min. which
n modern Tn every respect. iF connected
with tho Mary mine hy an arfnl tram
way three miles in length Tho come
pany nov has in ita employ 1l5 men
and they receive the highest rate paid
in Nevada.
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me ~ up PLAINTIFF. against their nm
~, ~ ,ne police station and 10 ~'lL 70 90
IN the city Jail for a 49, ~ ee confined
~S ~ al without probable cane 1 81 -four
~ Ne record at the police ststJo
Riplev 20 30 Ave been arrested H., SHOWS lows
VS. anu oncer c. c. Rneo.sg Earl
both w. ~ state street only res.n wao
ana wsre ae held on yagrancy ' cSa.g
ON Aug. 3 in police oonp, ~ Aug s
were continued and an ueir cases
were discharged upon notle y They
prosecuting attorney. puoi OF TN
renter ana Lake is a lahore d car
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ASSESSMENT No :

NORTH BINGHAM AfrN.r
office and place OF business - ~ n, Principal
SCUM street salt Lake CD, n. mira
Notice Is hereby given that NJ teah
o. the Board OF Directors Ma meeting
taan Gay OF September 1919 I'M on ,hs
share was levied ana sssesstt cent per
capital stock OF said corporafio.o on The
aole AZ once 70 Lon J. HadSo.i ray
secretary Of said company az =, ne
,r,.nitd south Street Salt i.sks" f has,
mem ' ANY n,av s.oek upon which this asses. s
u ns may remain unpaid on M ~
gay or November, 1873. will b. dei iie 1th
en9 advertised for sale at public '',1gent
ana unless payment Is made boeo.ea' Won
1e SOLD on the 18th day Of Deoo,, ", WI
i tbsr,ano pay me delinauent assessmsri,
using and expenses OF sale "u'ei-
LON J. HADDOCgS O.
salt Lake city. Utah. S'cy
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, oct Acknowledging csti-
mated at 5000: mark Il steadx to lower.
Beeves, 3. 500 80; Texas steers. $500
$50, western steers f.2vr 80; stockers
and feeders 5000 10; cows and heifers,
2.l0d5 Is; calves. 6.5OdS.5O.
Hogs-keceipts, estimated at 150OO.
market steady TO shade higher. lights.
7.50aTi5; mixed, 7.35a7.s3it; heavy.
7,a0aTa5: rough, 7.0@7 So; good to
choice heavy, 1891 IS; pigs. 5.60d7 .;
bulk Of sales. 7.70af S.
Sheep-Reccipts, estimated at 5000.
market steady. Native. 2.50G47O; west
ern. 2.2af %; yearlings, 4.59q5. 50; lambs,
native, l.&@7.o0 western. 4.50G7 90
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Oct 2S-Cattle-Receints
9,o00; market strong. Native steers. I. 10
a S.0O, native COWS and hoifers 4OOm
~. M. Stockers ,, and feeders 2C .os .S %
western steers. s.75aS5o: western cows
Hogs Receipts. 1900: market strong
Bulk OF sales ,sop So packers and
butchers. s.toa7.1o; lights. 7.l0d 7.55;
sheep~Receipts. GOO: market steady
Muttons, 3.eoN4.7S; lambs 5.eo36.e -;
range wethers and yearlings, 4.0Og5 .oo
range ewes, 3.00d6 90.
OMAHA
south omaha oct. 2S-Cattle-Ra-
ceipts. 1850; market steady. Native steers
4 56ng 90: cows and heifers. 8.OOd4 %;
western steers, 3.5006.25. Gamers. 2.25G
3.35; stockers and feeders. 3T5Q5.75:
calves, 3.50n7.oo; bulls. stays, etc. 2.75d
40
Hogs-ReceiptS. $3.50: market TO lOc.
higher. Heavy. .6OeI7 20. mixed. Z 500
us; lights, 50Sr7.60 pigs, 6.Od7.25;
bulk. z. 6od7 IS.
sheep-Receipts, l3so. market strong.
Hearlings, 1906. %; wethers 4@a4.5o'
ewes, 3.75d4.2S; lambs, 6.90d6.90.
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Kansas city Stock Yards. oct e6--
Cattle receipts here last week were
liberal $4,000 head, including $1,000
calves, ana the market on western
steers ranged from steady 10 "a little
lower, COWS steady. short fed steers
from native territory declined 10 10 al
cents but this loss dld not extend to
westerns. which class held steady
stockcrs and feeders mot "a good de-
maud, prices steady 10 30 cents lower
The cattle run today n $4,000 head
Including 5000 calves, market steady
in many cases. One OF the fcatures OF
the market lately r. the many large
strings Of Panhandle cows coming, ard
the readiness with which they sell
train loads going I'D ss5 20 800 New
Mexico CONS brought $50 today. aud
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SUE FOR FALSE ARREST.
John Buell. and Joseph Lake Sue for
IS. 900 Each Against Chief Barlow.

SUIT for damages for false arrest was
filed against Chief OF Police Barlow,
Detective Earl Ripley. Chief of De-
tectives George Sheets and PatrOlman
Riley i'm the Third district court this
afternoon by John Buell. He seeks
$4,000 as damages. Similar action was
filed by Joseph Lake. The complaints
OF the two plaintiffs are Identical. The
allegations made are that on Aug. 0 OF
the present year the defendants caused
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WOOL.


Chicago oct 2s.-Weak cables and
liberal receipts in the northwest had a
slightly depressing effect on the wheat
market here during the early trading to-
Of the December delivery By houses with
northwestern connections
The market opened with prices UNI
changed 10 8 lower December being
al i.Oh to 1opk. Later In the session
December sold on TO OikdL
Com continued weak. due 10 the ideal
weather for the maturing OF tho new
crop and the movement Of the old one.
Opening prices were \ lower TO &c
higher with December AT 5sis to 5SSs
The December option held within that
range during early trading
oats were easy on selling by elevator
concerns. December opened shade
lower az 1915 a y and sold or TO ssss
Provisions were firm ON account Of a
fair demand for lard due to decreasing
s.oe ~ fiicss az the opening were "a
Wheat-The market was unsettled near
~ all DAY but developed considera BILE
strength late IN tho session on buying By
influential buyers The close was eus,'
corn--The market became strong In the
final half hour The close was strong
with December = az hirher az sei.
SioseLWh eat-Dee., l.o5b0is, Nay,
osis@bco TO-. May. 4s4: July @,.
Com-..o.et, CO. Dec 59ia May. gH;
Pork~oct, 1855; Jan. is.tss; May.
Lard-oct l2alh: Nov. l215ais.l7n;
Jan. II 70. May II ~
Ribs-Oct. lo.72h; Nov, 10 50: Jan.
10. 1917 May. 1910
Barloy-Cash. 5faG
Timothy oct. 3.l5 May. 40
CORRESPONDING doing.
ST. LOUIS.
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ROAD INTO GRAND CANYON.
Company Formed Today for Develop
mcnt OF Enterprise.

With capital stock OF 100000, in
shares OF 500 each, the Utah Southern
company was formed today and ar
tiCles Of Incorporation filed with the
secretary OF state The object OF the
company is to construct "A railroad
from Lund, Utah, 90 the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado The company accepts
the report OF j. c. White & Company
on the feasibility OF the project and
n report OF Frank A. Dudley on the
same subject as consideration Of
$4,000 The company officers are as
follows; Frank A. Dudley, president;
Victor f. Huntsaker, first vice presi-
dent and secretary; II. G. Edwards.
second vice president: A. H. Peabody.
treasurer. Fl. =. Clark. r. c. Ashton
and j. Miner, directors.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock g. Co. bankers and
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire today:
CoMsroCK
Ophir. Oqi 9ah. Mexican .50a
52ls could & Curry. % bid, Con Va.
a5Q1 .31h savage hGi2. Hale Nor
cross. Mm6i: yellow Jacket. 20 bid.
Bclcher nos hid. sierra Nevada. 81 hid
Union. Un1s, Chollar, @aN Potosl,
ToNoPMI
Tonopsh Nevada. 6.55a100. Montana
Tonopah. 81 bid Tonopah Extension. nf2
On. MacNamara 27m%; Tonopah Boil
mont l0m 75. West End Cons. u bid.
Rescue, asked. jim Butler. ~ bid.
BULLFRoG.
Bonnie Glare. 1fal6. MaynoWor Cons.
l2dl3. Moutgy MI. 3 asked. Homostako
Cons. 2 asked
OTHER DISTRICTS
Falrylew Eagle. a. asked. Nevada Hlls.
20 bid i1tnburg su Peak 81 bid Raw
hide Coalition. bid, Balloon Hill. bid.
GOLDFlELD.
sandstorm. 3q4. Col. Mt. bid. Jumbo
nluo Bull 500 silver Pick i0ali. Blue
son. COS. Lone star. 2Q3. orc. iW5.
Atlanta. 1908. CT Bend. au4 Red Top
Est. ln2 Florence, 40 bid. Goldneld
Daisy, SOS. Comb Fraction. anfg
Scwanos. bid Portland ld1. Red
iills. bid. Goldneld con, 6.s0U6 ~
hneid Triangle. asked
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PROVO COMPANY IS
NOW IN GOOD ORE
Dnft ON 500 Foot Level Reaches Ven
Containing Better Values In SILVER
standard Lets Contract.

A strike Of considerable importance
has lust been made az the Provo Min
ing company property in East Unite
and. according to advices from there
this morning. the ore that is now being
broken into promises 60 develop into one
of the big things OF the district Inc
orc was broken into late Tuesday night
bv the machine men. "Wednesday
morning the men began working on tn'
vein, but thus for sufficient woth nt's
not been done TO determine the extent
of the ore body.
II is believed that the vein encoun-
tered IL the west vein Of the kast lln-
tic Development. as the ore S. almost
Identical and carries high values IN sli-
yer Some Of the high grade ghlehe
ore has been sent % Eureka for assay
ing some time ago the company en-
countercd ore on the ibo-ioot leNel out
this Is believed 10 have been the east
vein Of the East Tintic Development.
Al the East Tiutic Development inc
shaft a. now down 5l5 feet and sia-
fion h being cut on the oo-toot lever
The shifts are now working al lhiS
and within few days drifting viii be
etarted 20 catch the ore az this denim
The drift on the 800 level VIII also De
pushed ahead in few days. Manager
Ralph Kellogg Is confident that ore VII
be round on both the levels Withln the
next 30 days.
The company Is today loading three
cars Of ore for the market This IS
being taken from the 230-foot level ana
Is OF the same high grade quality as
IN the past n win net the company
comfortable sum. as a premium Is pald
on Il by the smelter
During the past two months the East
Tjntfc Development company has been
paying its own way ana az the same
lime doing an enormous amount or
DEVELOPMENT work. In that time the
company has shipped "A cars OF ore
ncttiny 10 600 There are "a men at
WORK in the mine. hut only six OF
this number are working on ore.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the COM
many will be held at Provo Monday.
II Is not anticiI ated that there VIII
he any changes IN the officers OF the
company.
The recent strike at the Provo has
caused considerable excitement In East
Tintic Tho ore Is believed 10 ASSAY IN
tho neighborhood OF So per cent ieaa
and several ounces in silver.
Al the hfuitl TIE HA'h AZ 49,
ing the drift on the 200 foot level
70 reach. the contact that outcrops 70
the north OF the shaft. The dritt =
now close to 40 feet from the shafi
and In highly mineralized country.
The small punches Of ore that are now
making In the drift leads 10 the be-
lief that a body OF ore will be reach
"a almost any day. What has been
found In the face Of the drift assay
several ounces iu silver and about Z
per cent lead. II Is declared that the
Grunti will shortly be one Of the
mines of that end Of the district.
The Tintic standard has now reach
ed a depth OF go feet IN It's SHAFT and
Manager Raddatz today awarded a
contract for the sinking Of the shaft
20 the soc foot level II Is declared
that there are now many signs OF
naturalization in the shaft and that
depth will get beyond the leached con-
dillon
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct 2s.-Money on call
FIRM 3mi per cent: closing bid. 3A per
cent, ruling rate and offered al 4 per
cent
Time loans much easier. FOR 90 and
30 DAYS and SIX months az per cent.
Close. Prime mercantile paper 5H5ls
per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills al asa 100 25
for 60-day bills. and at 48l 6s Tor de
Wnnd
Commercial bills, AS2@GI
BAR silver 50as cents
Mexican dollars. as cents.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular