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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
ORE SAMPLES SHOWN
IN TODAYS SESSION
AsSaNcr Presents Fucts Regarding
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Called a. Expert

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umts' we're Introduced this morning
no tha hearing 0f tho case OF the silver
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BLACKHoRsE SHOWS coon orr.

Conditions in the Blackhorse district
In White Pine county New. are linz
proving fast. according To letter RE-
ceived by A. q. Burritt The lumber
for the Nevada Amalgamated Mines
company mill to care for the ore from
the old san Pedro mine is arriving at
the min site selected by Supt j. a..
Marriott OF tho company 10 will only
be a few days more before AN the
lumber and other preparations for the
mill are complete The foundation ifs
already going i'm and as soon as the
engineers for the company arrive work
will begin on the installation OF tho
mill
An important strike on Snake river
was recently reported at B1ckhorsc.
Dearden and Johnson, who have been
working all winter ON claim, declare
they have opened one OF the richest
veins BOZ the district They declare that
they have opened zap "a big silver, lead
and gold vein that carries values 90 the
extent of $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
WILL SEARCH FOR OIL
IN SINBAD COUNTRY
Spokane and Coalinga People Locate
Oil Lands ON Muddy Creek in
Southern Emery County.

The old sinbad country I'm the south
ern part Of Emery county is to soon
be prospected Tor It's oil. which seeps
out in number OF places along the
canyons and gOrges that break through
this land. Near the junction Of the
willow Creek wash and the Muddy
creek two groups of claims, comprising
81 oil claims In all. have been staked out
The filing Of the claims at Castle Dale.
county seat Of Emery county was
made by a. g.. Dennis Of Spokane for
4A claims and the remainder were lled
by n. A. Pitts OF Coallngd, Cal.
The showings OF OH in the country
are very marked and along the canyon
OF the Muddy creek a number OF oil
sands are shown. Most any where
along the canyon pools Of oil covered
water can be found due TO the soep-
age from the oil rocks. In one place al
the head of the Hondoo, small valley
is "A place where the oil has come Jut
in almost a pure quality This oil has
been oozing out for years until the
area covered by this secpage Is al least
20 feet square
The presence OF oil in the country 20
the southeast Of Castle valley has been
known for a number Of years. In 1885,
A. j Davis and a number Of other
prominent salt Lakers started work
there and did considerable drilling. on
account OF various difficulties into
which the company became involved
the work was abandoned.
Tho field was worked In a small way
as far back as 1892 At that time more
than $4,000 was spent i'm sinking wells.
The people who are behind the pr s.
eut locations. 10 is declared are fu.ly
convinced that the country has the car
marks of being a large oil field. The
general formation favors Il. Within
the next month a number of well
known OH men will examine the field
and this viii be- followed by the form
ing Of several companies 70 take over
the claims and push development.
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WOOL.

st. Louis April 22-Wooi quiet. Terri
tory and western mediums, 20 90 hue
mediums. 1S1t2O. fine. ll0lA
BOSTON.
Boston. April Grading In the local
wool market o. quiet and confined 10
domestic clip. Prices however nave
stifoncd slightly as holders are re-
fufsiuq 10 make further concession.
Washed dclaine is quoted at % and 81
to Be for half-blood. and % to % for
quarter plo1ds.
some fine medium territory has sold Tor
e3 90 "a ON "a secured basis and some or
the new Arizona clip at W on the same
basis
western buying in. the belief that prices
FOR the new clip will soon bc shaded.
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GoLDrIELD MEN NITEn oIL.
Promoters, Brokers and Mining Men
CongrCgating nc Bakersfield.

The oil excitement in and around
Bakersfield is carrying many of the
promoters brokers and mining men of
Goldheld with IT, Many OF tho crowd
of lively men. who at one time claimed
Salt Lake as their home and later went
Co Golddeld during the boom days. are
now among the coming men OF the oil
district.
A postal card showing "a big picture
Of the l4tkeyicw gusher at Maucopa,
Cal, ar Il was flowing on the 14th day
after 10 shot up oil, was received by u.
W. Griffith, from J. W. Langley who IS
wen known in Salt Lake City The
postal says;
'This picture is OF the Lakeyicw
gusher opened up 90 days ago and has
been flowing 10000 barrels daily over
since. They tell me here that it has
the worlds record. 10 is the fourth big
one discovered this year and has start
ed the game just as 10 was In Nevada.
Efhnger, John and Kenneth Donuellan.
Lathrop. Dick Whittemore. Frank Nir-
tue. Billy Webbcr. Tom Lockhart and
many more are here
ut looks better for the big money
than Nevada ever did. Think / will
stick around for year or two"
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CONCENTRATES.

A group of eight claims in the Indian
Pea district i'm Beaver county has
been taken over by j. ID. Bagley and
associates OF Washington county. A
good force viii be put TO work at once.
A promising assure carrying some
lead aud silver has been cut on the 800
foot Lowell Of tho Harwood claim Of the
city Rocks property.
A new strike of fine ore at the Kin
dcrgarton lease Of the Seven Troughs
Mining company is the word that has
lust reached here from the camp. The
ore was encountered at a raise on the
3OO-f0ot level
Ernest r Woolloy. who has been
I'm New York for several months, is
reported 10 be- on his way home.
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, April rs Money ON call
firm, rs as per cent; ruling rate, 3
per cent; closing bid, 27s per cent; Of
fered at 3 per cent
Time loans firm. for so days. 3ta to
ga per cent: for 90 days, AM4 per
cent. for six months 4Hfi4 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 4al a.
per cent
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at AS4.35fp
40 for 60 day bills and az sfS1.s0 for
demand
Commercial bills, S4S3& N&t.Sifi
Bar silver. 53A cents.
Mexican dollars. % couts.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds easy
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MARKET VERY SLOW AGAIN.
Only Nine stocks Traded in on Local
Exchange.


Exchange.
only one stock out Of nine traded .n
showed any signs of life ON the local
stock exchange today, and that was
Cedar Tausman. From cents the stock
gradually moved up 20 9ia cents at the
close. 1900 changing hands at that
nrlce. During the session $4,000 shares
Of stock changed hands II is declared
BY those Interested iu the company thgt
the change In price rs justified as the
company has now been fully financed
Recent disclosures at the property, IL
Is said. have also been encouraging,
Iron Blossom reached {l0lla and was
fairly well traded in. Columbus Con-
solidated was higher. Nevada II Us
brought 66 cents today
The total number Of shares disposed
OF this morning was also, while the
amount represented by the transactions
was 1910.
The sales on the curb this morning
were 100 shares of OpcX at 3tla cents
and $50 al "a cents; 1000 shares o.
Seven TrouFhs Coalition at cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. April eS-A break Of more
than cent Zoo wheat today proved an un-
pleasant surprise 90 many traders who
went home long last night The chief
cause for tine slump WAS "a sudden rever-
sal OF sentiment ut Liverpool Traders
at that market Influenced by bearish
crop odyices from Europe and free Of
ferings from Manitoba turned from
bullish view 90 one distinctly different.
The market here was poorly supported
and offerings soon became heavy. ac-
celebrating the downward trend Of prices.
ON the break how there was good
BUYING. especially OF the September Op-
tiou. THE immediate Incentive for this
buying was said 20 De further disCour-
aeing reports concerning the growing
crop. Quotations started = TO p lower
with May az l.W's To % From that price
li,d to O9as September opened at t.0ta
to a and was rot subjected 90 as great a
decline as May.
on scattered but fairly general COM
mission selling n sympathy with wheat
corn was weak and MAY opened lower to
59E and declined 20 59i4
oats we're lower. May opened = lower
at i2S 90 "a and went 90 42is
Provisions started "a little nrmor he
cause of run of hogs west AS we'll as
here. The buying however. was poor
and the market took on au easy tone
with grain September pork opened 81,
higher az q 90. went % q .9liA and de-
clincd to n p. Lard and ribs followed
"a similar course but the price changes
fINIfT way hNIN NIIlA iAAl as WltAfs
Whcdi-The rally was short-lved and
May went 10 1oNi but closed fairly
steady at 0Sas 10 n. not loss Of no
iM September went down 90 FIs, and
closed trIhe higher Rain In some
parts n the winter wheat belt and sales
hv n leading elevator concern that had
been buyer for several days were fac
Corn-Coru sold or with wheat and
recent advances I'm cash corn were said
to have put BUYERS IN retirement May.
after touching 500. sold down 20 SOS.
closing steady az 69hdl4, a net loss Of g,
close Rye-Cash. rs: May. r.. July. 50.
Barlcv-C Cash. NMW
Timothy April, 40, oct, 800
w 8eNIs o,is to loss. als. July.
l.03h 20 n. ioiN; sept, tolA TO w..
coTrnIHiay sN to a mua4. july.
e2H TO p e2isnh; sept, s3h 70 p. SO
"oats-May AH to q. p'.aii. July. a.
loisah, sept. 39h 70 g. 3SA0N
Mess Pork. per bhl May. 20 65d q l5;
July 1.6 p Oa2l25; sept. 2l.@0
Lard. per lo1 hs-May. t2MaI2 12is
July. o. 32r ultWil; sept 2200ll.6
short Ribs. per i0O Lbs May i2l0a
lia, July, i2ooqil6, sept. l2ood TO
1906. llI2iA.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New york. April 81. Raw sugar. arm;
muscovado. so tcst, $50. centrifSal e6
test. go. molasses sugar so test, 3E5.
Refined quiet. crushed 8. $50, gran2ated.
6.l5. powdered. 8 ~
Coffee Spot, quiet No. Rio. 81. No. 4
santos, 81
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. April 2-Butter - Steady
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WILL BUY

Creameries 250 %: dairies. 22a o.
Eggs-Easy al mark. cases Included
II iafil9a. receipts. $685.. nrsts 1870
prime nrsts. 3lh.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies 1fl Mf5.
Twins. isA N "a. Young Americas, i4QA,
Long Horns, lihnia.
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- rnNNCIsCo MIXING sToCKa


James a polloer g. Co. bankers ana
brokers furnish tho following. received
over their private wire thls afternoon;
COMSTOCE.
oprIr. T-5aI51t. Mexican. 1915 f1 80.
could a. curry Wm'T. con Va. .30u
fHgt. savage. u asked. Hale q Nor
GROSS. 32uI. yellow Jacket 4 bid;
HeIehor 20 uid. sierra Nevada s. asked,
FN.hgluer go asked. Union. % bid po-
tosI TU asked
TONOpAI
Touopln Ne,8da. 40 asked Montana
Tuuoulh So nstul, TonupHh Extension 81
ass. Mao NawHr1 N bid. Midway, N
asked. Tunopah Belmont 2l2tga2 Is.
T0nnpln NHrtn star .ri, West End
Cous DOB bids Hosuo, i12. Jim Butler
BrLLFROG.
National Bank. asked. Amethyst. 4
asked Bonnie tlurn. 3 bid. MuthoW er
Cons. 2uG. Nontgv. ME-, q asked Home
stake Consu . asked, Tramp Cons, s
NANHATTAN
Miami Cons. ? bid Dexter i05, S.
Dog, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview ST. Nins. l0Qi5i Pittsbug
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Stephen l.. Moyle. real estate and
mining abqtractor moved TO Hooper
building. east First South street, Tele-
phones. Bell 4119. Ind, 1917.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

FORENOON SALES
Cedar Tai. 1000 at O.
Columbus 200 at 56
Iron blossom. ll00 at l.01i1
Rev HIS. 200 at 66
Provo. 5000 az 1A
Tntic Cent ! o00 at 20. 1900 at 1919
OPEN BOARD.
Cedar Tails. $500 at @ 1000 at ga.
2. 500 at ga. buyer go. 1900 az 9ia
Columbus Con, 800 az 90. 500 40 5S.
buyer 60
Indian Queen. 1000 90 ~
Lower Mammoth 100 az j5.
Mineral Flat 1000 az 3
TOTALS.
Shares Value.
Regular o.. ...... ...... $500 S32l2 so
open ...... ............3f5S0 1861 80
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. April 2G.-Cattlc-R Receipts. es-
timatcd at 1900. market slow 10 steady.
Becvcs. . .Iju $50: Texas steers. f15fr
GG. western steers. l.oUuG.s0. stoCkcrs
crs. sud 40. calves G.15aS.g0
Receipts estimated at 500;
market &C.. higher Light. .2Qd9. Is: mix
cd 9m19.Gia heavy, 9.3lN9.70; rough.
3. 9ofig.f5. good 20 choice heavy. g.45m
go; PIGS. 9.O0N905; bulk Of sales, 300
q.C.
sheep Receipts estimated az 5000.
market steady. Native. f.l0NS.Z5. west
ern, SOFAS -. ycarlings. s.25MS.50;
lambs. native. 7.jon9.70; western. S.00lf
2 10
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The Surety Abstract Company NOV
cd from and s west First South st..
Mccormick building, 10 Hooper build
ing. east First South street. Telc-
phonos. Bell 4119. Ind. 1871.
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Eagles Nest sm5.
80 asked Rawhide

Sill Peak COB bid: Eagles Nest 3W5:
Round Mountain. 80 asked. Rawhide
Coalition. UNll.
GOLDETELu.
SANDSTONE 9 bid. Col Mt. asked.
Jumbo ENt. % bid. Booth l5al6: Blue
Hull .ut. Adams. ! asked. silver Pick.
10 asked. Blue Ben, 3 asked. ST. ives. n
hidi Lone star 3ui. Oru sa6. Atlanta
lfula. CO. Bend bid. Red Top Ext.
ln2, bncld b. b. Cons. lu2 GoldnCid
Daisy tnh. Comb Fraction, E0fS:
NeWonos, bid. Portland. asked:
CrackerJack, q asked; Rcd Hills 4U5. Y.
Tiger. asked Grandma : bid. Goldneld
Con. I.9ii .uS.pO. Ddeld triangle I asked:
Florence Ext. 1 asked.
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f3.1s0 S6.110. 90
AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack 800 az H.
Cedar Talisman 1000 at 9L
Iron Blossom 500 at I.1O buyer go.
Lower Mammoth. 100 nj SO.
SIouX CON. 300 NJ BIZ
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omaha. April G.-Cattle-Rocoipts, t00;
market slow and steady. Native steers,
G.oOUS .00. COVE and hcifers. 3.NW6.15;
western steers 3.JOW7.O0; COWS and heif-
ers. 2.S5a5.S5 Gamers. ASA 40; stock
ers and feeders. 3.15U7.OO. calves, ESQ
SIS. bulls. stays. etc. 4.OOu4.25.
Hugs--Ror $500. market o.. high
or. Heavy. Q MOE 32ib mixed, 9.t5a9.25.
light. go'09.25i pigs. S01H co. bulk OF
sales, 9.l5a9.E.
Sheep Receipts. 2goo, market steady.
Ycarlugs. 1.75n $50: wethers, 7.50d6 ..
ewes. 7.oUaS.oO; lambs. 9.01Ul0.00.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April 6-Catue-Receipts
1900. market steady Native steers. $500
SD. COWS and hcifcrs. 4oON7.75. stock
ers and feeders G75u7Oo. bulls. f.15rp
$50. nuticeS. 2. N0tG.l5. western steers,
4.E5U7.2l; do. COWS. 6.0olf1.W
Hogs-Receipts 1000. market steady.
Bulk, g.25Hg.45, heavy, 9iOQ go: pack
ers and butchers. 9.3Du9.E; light 500
Q 90. pigs NUufiA %.
Shcep-Reccipts 700: market steady.
Muttons. Gcr0N.51; lambs. S25H9 70. fcd
western werhers and yearliugs, 7O0G9.O5:
fed western ewes, 6.o00S.0
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New York April 26-Raw sugar. firm;
muscovado, $50 tcst 3.0. centrifugal e6
test, go. molasscs sugar. so test, 3.65.
Refined quiet: crushed. o. s.. granulated.
Sis. powdered 625.
Coffee spot quiet; No. 7 Rio. 81. No. 4
santos, ga
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Fairyisw sn Kins. ioa5' pl''sburs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-19

is full OF various sounds, with small bells
ringing when vocalists run out OF breath.
Muslcally Des Moines and Chicago are run
ming live race. Each delegation contains
a number Of good singers full OF specially
prepared songs.
4 grand parade for all delegates aud
members OF the Omaha Ad club will start
Tuesday morning at S45 from the Rome
hotel The route will be as follows: Rome
hotel TO Howard street. 20 Fifteenth street,
to Dodge street, to Sixteenth street
TO Farnam street, to Seventeenth street 70
Douglas street The parade VIII break
up at seventeenth ana Douglas.
The Des Molnes delegates held a caucus
Monday morning and Il is understood left
their vote In the hands of committee TO
boost lie Quatte for vice president. Des
Molnes is not committed on the presidential
fight or the next convention contest and
II is proposed to make the most favorable
trades possible Likewise the Minnesota
men held a quiet little caucus and decided
to cast their vote solidly throughout the
convention.
st. Elmo Massengole OF Atlanta is one OF
the prominent ad men I'm the convention.
Massengole comes Of good old southern
family and as young as he is has accom-
plished something which entities him to rec
ognition in the business world. He founded
the Massengole Advertising agency in
Georgia and Virginia a few years ago and
now handles practically about all OF the
advertising from the south Massengole has
rather distinguished himself as a speaker
and has said things in the east which seem
TO have caught the ear of the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-19
McORKLE'S TASTE A CoRKER
Simplicity sticks 60 Pile and
scOffs I'm n swell Gotham
Fecdery.

Henry Pruger OF the defunct Cafe de
ropers in New York said OF his failure a
few days before he returned to Europe:
Il didn't understand, I'm afraid the taste
of New York. II is peculiar. New York
contains a good many Judge McCorkies.
"Old Judge McCorkie, 50 the story goes,
made his pile in Arizona. He then repaired
to San Francisco to spend the rest OF his
days in luxury. He had 100000.
THE Judge was dazzled by the splendor
and opulence OF San Francisco. but he did
not let this be seen. Quite the contrary,
In fact.
The morning after his arrival Judge Nc
Corkie entered the breakfast room Of San
Francisco's largest hotel, and. having
studied the complex menu long while, he
said TO the waiter:
Young man. some frijoles.'
Beg pardon, sir Some what2' said the
waiter
The Judge sneered.
You don't speak Spanish, hey?' he said.
Well then. bring me some beans
I'm sorry sir said the waiter. but We
don't serve beans for breakfast
You don't, hey2 said the Judge sar-
castically. You don't serve beans for
breakfast, hey?' His voice quivered with
scorn. Wall, young man, l come from
Arizony, the poorest kentry on this here
globe; but even in Arizony we git beans
three times a ay.'"-New York Times
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up to the wagon tongue and made It pull
was calculated to delight every man who
knows a good driver when he sees one.
Roosevelt Is some power, we will all con
cede, but for four years he was pretty
quiescent. wasn't he2 He was finishing
the Mckinley program. then. but who
noticed him tackling the tariff job after
ward? I'm an admirer Of Roosevelt, too.
as the father OF a fair family and for
many other reasons; but hysteria never
satisfies my pulsing soul.
yes. I'm a candidate for the legislature
in the potato country In Minnesota, to see
the chaplain prays seriously and also to see
that the lowly spud shall be properly eulo-
gized. There's the foundation OF prosperity
or a large part of Il; and think of the
fighting men they raised in Ireland on
buttermnk and potatoes. Why. they licked
the world for everybody but themselves.
Il see you have an advertising conven-
tion in Omaha, which is thing that will
DO Omaha good, for, of course, you will
not attempt to do the ad men, Being some-
thing of a booster myself with never a
soft pedal on a laugh or a shout, God
speed them, say l. They are the oil on the
axis Of business and even John ID. Rookie
teller will tell you oil is a good thing to
spend money on. However I'm talking at
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but he's style an the while in pretty
compliment to each speaker who went to
the platform. .tr
There were quite number OF women IN
the crowded room. To these the delegates
made courteous remarks "a
Most Of the delegates made themselves
heard with yociferous songs and war cries,
Songs also were rendered In stirring fashion.
The biggest incident OF entertainment
was the singing by a quartette from the
Chicago ADJ club. The singers had a
repertoire Of verses upon Omaha" writ
ten in Indian rhythm and replete with eff
feetlve war cries The quartette was COM
posed OF George w. Mason, A. 2. Chamber
lain. w. @. watrous and L. d. Wallace.
The committee on credentials was named
as follows: Leo Landau, st. Louis; r. r.
Johnson. Milwaukee, and ST. Elmo Mas
sengale, Atlanta. on the auditing commit
tee these gentlemen were named Horace
Runyan, Indianapolis; c. H. Tavidlin, Chi
cago. and Arthur Minter. Atlanta