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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-08
GoLDFIELD
CONCENTRATE.


Work will be resumed next week on
the Frisco Consolidated property in
Beaver county.
The Seven Troughs Monarch Mines
company az Farrell, New, has decided
upon the location Of the permanent
shaft.
r. W. Hulse Of r. w Hulse q Co,
brokerage house, arrived last uignt
from Ely. He declares that the camp
is now opening up for the sreatest
wear OF development work g has ever
known.
J. A. Pollock g. Co, received the fol-
lowing dispatch this morning. New
Work commercial says: Round Noun
tain Mining co. has declared the eighth
quarterly dividend OF 4 cents per share.
pavable March % 20 stockholders Of
record March 20, making total OF
s25s 432.
Two feet Of good carbonate ore OF a
shipping grade has been encounter
ed in the upper tunnel OF the THOR
propertv AZ snake Creek. The ore was
drlfted on for 10 feet from the place
where Il cut the tunnel. II II parallel
with the big cross assure which is loo
feet ahead.
Manager Levy Of the Ely Consoli-
dated declares that he has received
word that the upraise from the 800
foot level In the Brilliant shaft IS IN
better ore There Ia about one FOOT or
ore running from s7S5 to $500 IN
gold and silver and from to IL per
cent copper.
Charles S. Witwer, mining at
torney from Denver. has just finished
a trirr.to Cherry Greek. where he in
snected the work being done by the
Nevada British and the Mother Lode
companies. He says at tho Nevada
British. which Is being worked under
lease. there are about 100 men en-
ployed. The tunnel at the Mother Lode
is now in distance Of $50 feet.
A oueer freak Of formation ON tho
silver Island Coalition Mines company
property Is being taken advantage OF
bv John Cleghorn In his lease on
part 81 the ground. In the old days OF
Lake Bonneville the property was on
an island. The waters washed out what
is supposed 10 have been a shoot or
ore and replaced 10 with sand. Mr..
Cleghorn is now having this cleaned
out and expects 10 start at once on
ore.
During the recent visit Of engineers
10 the property Of the Silver Island
coalition mines company property 20
determine the location for the Dig
tunnel. considerable prospecting was
done The big blowout up the noun
tain from the workings was prospect
"a 10 some extent This Is the junction
81 the veins that win be cut by the
new tunnel strong vein Of lead
silver three feet wide. was found, and
beneath that was a large iron blossom
1--WE or six feet wide. spattered with
chIorides and bromides. The new tun-
mel will be 500 feet long and attain a
depth OF 500 feet The foundation for
the compressor Is now IN. The COM
pany Is blocking out ore In tho Eman-
ciuator and lie Roy tunnels
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OPENING ACTIVE,
CLOSING UNSTEADY

New York March S.-Opening dealings
lu stocks today were very active but the
price changes were narrow and mixed.
some OF yesterdays strongest features.
among them United states steel, fell back
on realizing. New York Central was con-
spicuous with an opening sale Of $500
shares at l25 and IA compared with 1874
last night Rock Island preferred 4.
and Northwestern and marlborough
Metropolitan preferred large fractions
The uncertain tone at the opening was
succeeded hy "a general decline tt.e u,4Ng
realizing boz United states steel. Reading
aud Amalgamated Copper having de-
pressing effect Reading. Rock Island ana
Anal gamatcd Copper were forced polhl
below yesterdays close ana betheheh
Steel and SlOss-Shcfncld steel IA Unit
ed states steel sold down to 50 Later
there was "a considerable recovery. NeW
York Central extended IT'S gain 70 ~
Reading and Union Pacific sold netrly
"a point above yesterdays hnal prices
and United states ste oil made up It's loss.
The general list, however. showed neaVl-
ness On spots. Pacific Mall rose 2 ana
Big -Four, American COTTON OlL AitnvIlIi
can Car and American Agricultural
Chemical l.
When prices were bid again fresh Of
fcrlngs were encountered and the ac-
tivity was checked. Bethlehem Steel
preferred sold at a decline Of 2, Sloss-
Sheffield and Louisville a NashNille
and American steel Fouudries l. Pacific
Mail rose g. Pacific Coast second pre-
ferred GA. and Lake Erie a western,
Railway steel Spring and Allis-Chal-
mers preferred 1.
Bonds were steady.
St Paul. Ia which the movement had
been narrow for long time, was lltted
into prominence. larvo purchases run
ming IL up 2 points. High prices were
made for some others Of the standard
stocks United States steel touching ~ p,
Northern Pacific. Northwestern aud PITTS
burg Coal advanced 1. the preferred Ia
and International Pump preferred 2
Realizing sales were renewed and prices
fell back.
When the reaction was circulated,
speculation grew very dull with prices
for many OF the representative stocks
ruling at about yesterdays close. llil-
u0is Central advanced IL
Tho market closed irregular and some
what unsteady. a reviviug effect on the
general market was produced by pushing
up l.. S Steel 90 sos. Prices as a rule
did not get higher than the morning
level Realizing sales again auected
prices toward the last
Tho quantity Of corn IS estimated az
81 per cent; equivalent to l0N9o,n0
bushels. compared with 1913 per cont
n O47 7G3 900 bushels). last year. and "a. 2
per cent CO.'S. $4,000 bushels), the past 10
years average. and oats as 86l per cent,
equivalent to 363l59.000 bushels, com
pared with 34.6 per cent t21ssi7,0oo BUSH
els1 last year, and 36.4 per cent tSlO.-
10000 bushels, the past 10 years aver
age
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George Barley and wife TO Otto NJ
Larsen. part Of lot T. block 49,
plat ss.ssaffs- tstsss. sfs Goo - WV
Martha r. A. Arthur ct al. 10 10
seph r. Smith. trustee. part OF sec
ton g. township 1 north. range 1 .
Angus NJ Lambert and wife 20
Thlrtieth Corporation OF the
church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
day saints .......-.-... ..t-.t.f..s. liVoV
Samuel stark and wife 90 Prudential
Realty CO.. blocks 10 and II. En-
pire Add. ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
ole Amundsen and wife 90 Emma
Brown part Of section .. town
ship south. range / east ..-....... ldO
Jane Brimley - al to Utah Lime
Coal a Junk Co. part or lot g.
block p. plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
James Cowan ct al to Utah Lime
Coal q Junk Co, part OF lot 4
block o. plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Jacob w smith a al 10 John r..
Barker. part OF block i3 Draper.. 100
Harrison T.. jenkins 90 al TO Clar-
ence Cowan. lots I and 56, block
I. City Park Suh..................,. $500
HELEN NJ. Holman 90 w. n Robin
son. lot n, block g. Kinney a.
Gourley's city plat......-..... ...... 800
c u Harding and wife 10 James
7. Olsen, part of lot g. block 49,
plat A -r+ssssss as-.- coo ss -.stsassssssa tJl
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BASEBALL SQUAD 0F
UNIVERSITY is OUT

Coach Joe Maddox ~ the university
put on his glasses this afternoon when,
I'm answer to his call for baseball caudi-
dates, over 20 students put In an appear
ancc They were All enthusiastic, and
among them we're some OF the best men
IN state scholastic circles. owing 20 tho
courtesy Of Lieut. Ellis, the field az Fort
Douglas has been rendered to the uni
versity for use every afternoon after 4
O'Clock This afternoon there VIII be n
short tryout Of candidates.
Among those who attended the meeting
today were Capt Larson, the reliable
slab artist. Horsfall. who seems 70 have
no composition for the first sack: Loell.
Bevoridge. Holmstead and Sebastian. who
wish 20 work with the mask and mltt:
Romney, Barker, SneedsOu. Paul Van
Ordon and SchilllnEs, for the outer gar.
den positions. Nelson, Lewis, Fuiler.
Pierce and WINS are willing 10 take any
thing on the inner garden Among 9TH
ers who desire a chance to help out Capt.
Larson IN tho box are Christopherson.
SChllinRs, Van Orden and Sorensou.
while the last two, with WINS, are also
candidates for the outheld
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RICHFIELD.
ANSWER IN IMPORTANT
IRRIGATION SUIT FILED

Especial Correspondence
RICHFIELD March 4.-The answer
Of the state land board has been filed
recently in the case filed against IL by
Sam Dali and Walter WlTkensen.
wherein the former asks for $3.50 dam
ages and the latter 81 200. 10 reimburse
them for losses sustained from the ac-
tion OF floods last summer. The state
land board and the SEWER Valley Canal
company are both made defendants for
the reason that I'm the enlargement OF
the canal. undershoots We're constrlc-
ted by the state TO CARRY the Hood wa
tiers away ffrom the canal These food
waters swept over the land Of tho
plaintiffs and ga the answer filed, "a Is
claimed that the flood I'm question was
most unusual one and could not be
provided against by ordinary man.
The case Is an important ono, as II viii
decide whether canal or other compa-
mics have a right 90 provide against
damage 10 their property ana not be
compelled TO take care or floods after
they leave their property
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rrNrIc coMmINAT1oN DRrrNG

According TO reports received from
the Tintlc Combination property
drifting has been started on the 22)
foot level TO the shaft 20 crosscut the
Golden Treasure vein which lies about
100 feet 60 the east. This vein has
yielded much ore In the past and the
company Is confident NJ getting values
when II IS reached The drift gains
rapidly In depth as % moves toward
the vein
The company now has three shifts
Of men at work In cutting for the
station tho manager reports that some
good looking quartz was found.
General superintendent william W
Mathews OF Provo reports that the
Utah Consolidated Us now drifting TO
catch the Humbug vein on the zoo
foot Lowell of the property At present
the company IS only EMPLOYING one
shift OF mos
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
G.ROUX CONSOLIDATED
WILL SHIP IN AUGUST
Reported In Fast That Company Has
Already Made Contract for
smelling Of Ores.

That the GirouX property az Ely
means TO do business this year on a
large scale De- now certain. 4 dis
patch was received at the office Of
James A. Pollock q CO.. this morning.
stating that according 20 the New
York Commercial. shipping from the
GirouN property viii start August l..
This piece Of news o. Of exceptional
interest 10 the Ely district az Il means
that the largest property holder there
will shortly be producing ore al
rapid rate The dispatch further de-
clared that arrangements have al
ready been made for the smelling OF
the ore.
Whether the ore will be shipped 10
the Nevada Consolidated smelter at
McGul or be sent 90 the IntermOuntain
plant 8t Pine Canyon. Tooele county,
b. "a question. As the property will
start shipping in August 10 seems
probable that the International plant
viii bc lu "a position az that time TO
receive the ores Further than that
the plant is built for the smelling Of
that the company has made con-
tract with the McGill smelter.
Relative Co the work now being
done az the GirouN, Copper ore mas
the following 20 say.
The laying OF steel rails for the spur
from the Veteran cut OF the Nevada
Northern 20 the Alpha and Giroux
shafts o. undoubtedly completed ere
this as work has been progressing on
10 at a rapid rate. When completed,
this line viii be a great saver OF eN-
peuso 90 the mine for freighting and
other transportation purposes. Two
compartments OF the big GirOux shaft
have been sunk 10 the l,l00-foot level
and are now being sent down 10 the
200 where station will be cut. The
other three compartments will be rails
ed 10 the 900 by the time the timber
ing Of the shaft will have reached that
point and then the timbering viii pro-
coed on down 20 the 1900. From the
200 it BE- proposed 10 push level out
10 connect with the workings OF the
Alpha on the same level, which covers
distance OF approximately 700 feet.
Thl. level win serve 20 drain the Alpha
workings and permit the blocking out
Of ore bodies between the 1000 and
900 levels I'm that part Of the mine,
after which direct smelling ore can be
stopped out and shipped az a minimum
cost All this will consume several
months but IL will be rushed to COM
pletion with an possible haste. Several
hundred men are now employed on the
property.
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rnNnING l. MrCn nETrEN.
More stocks Change Hands on EN-
change Than In Many Months.

More stocks Change Hands on EX-
change Than in Many Months.
More real life was shown on the salt
lake stock and Mining exchange this
morning than has been exhibited dur
ms a morning session boa many months.
o ne changes 100 prices were stronger
auI more marked and the atmosphere
l.,atueI oft something like old tunes
1ue regular call was only halted by
a,Utuy BOO columbus and Sioux. with
ptrnaps Boo few other securities. The
t.eu BOARD showed the READ activity
Ilc total number of shares that chAus-
CD hands was 1880 while the amount
rep.es outed boy the transactions was
X--,llslO.
one OF the stocks that was traded IN
heavily was Sioux. ON the regular
totrd. on which the only trading was
transacted Boa this stock. 1000 shares
crossed th, sall The price was shshtly
ftrolger Buying was general ana
spoke of renewed interest In this 3'-
cuuty.
colorado showed better tone. It
sold for So and 50 cents. Columbus
Consolidated came in for another long
glide down the toboggan from 81 cents
ID slipped down 20 JS cents, the lowest
level it has reached for 1910. IL re-
gained some OF lis lost ground az the
close Grand Central was another stocN
that had q fall II sold from Y.alih 10
a62n This was the FIRST drop since
the boosting statement made by Man
ogcr g. r Loose.
Opohongo which has been remark
ably strong for several days opened
at Sc cents and sold weak az the close
al 80 cents Iron Blossom was strong
at 90 cents.
Ohio Copper is receiving considerable
support In the east and went up today
II has been showing stronger TOT sew
oral days but today II reached a new
level OF $3.50.
on the curb market Opex was me
only stock that showed any activity
although many made their appeaTa9cs
Tho following were the sales Two
hundred shares ~ Opex at "a cents.
seller 90 DAYS. 100 al 81. 100 at "a. seller
60 days. 500 at a. seller 90 DAYS 3lo
at 81. buyer so; 100 at So, 200 AZ 30.
TODAYs QUOTATIONS.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO


Chicago, March 8-Wheat prices rallied
today after a weak opening and the first
hour on "a good demand topped yester-
days closing figures for the distant de-
uveries and rcgained practically all OF
the initial decline In May. At the out
set May showed the greatest slump fall
ing OF from say to lQlh, while other
futures opened unchanged 20 y down.
Conditions throughout the wheat belt
give promise Of growing weather. Re
ports from the winter wheat belt were
conflicting, tales Of crop damage continu-
Ing 70 shade the rosy-hued prophecies of
some eXPers Commission houses early
took hold Of the market with an Rbund-
ance OF buying orders and ran May up
from i.i0ik 10 iuh. the other options
climbing with the nearby month. Prices
steadied on the high point Opening
prices for May were 1 .lOA to 1.iOA
Considerable selling IN the corn Dit az
the start gave a bearish trend TO the
market initial prices being from a shade
20 y on. rush OF shorts 10 cover
checked the decline and carried prices
back 20 trihe higher than yesterdays
closing point May advanced from 61N
70 62ia and with the more distant
months steadled on the high point. Omen
Ing ngures for May were a shade to 4
q a on at 90 90 Glh.
PROFIT taking sales In oats steadied an
otherwise weak market after the major
grains showed strength. Opening prices
were from Is 10 IS on and fluctuations
were IN narrow limits. May opened X
20 hGA down. at ilRis 20 l4il.
Despite another advance In live hogs
prices IN tho packing centers initial
prices OF provisions were generally cas-
Ter. In the FIRST hour the strength of
rrain buoNod the UarAst sp and initial
declines were more than recovered omen
ing prices for the May products we're.
Pork. A7i4 ~ 20 y; lard, IL aSda3 s2iL
of.
Wheat-The market continued fairly
steady until near the close Of the ses
sion when the government figures on
farm reserves were announced and the
bulls TOOK possession OF the pit running
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PAUPER CLERK REPORTS.

James Sabine Jr, pauper clerk, sub
mitted his monthly report for
February this morning to the county
commissioners. During the month he
spent 32.sb5. or this amount s4S3.65
was expended for railroad fares and
50. S71.35 for groceries and coal. With
this money Mr. Sabine provided for
sac families consisting Of 1860 per-
scas. Mr. Sabine expended $500 less
this month than he did year ago.
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1880 S22.1fS.7O
AFTERNOON SALES.
STILL TAXING TESTIMONY.
Examiner Chri-ty Hears Evidence OF
Miners In silver King Case.

The taking Of testimony In the silver
King case Was resumed this morning
before Examiner Christy I'm the federal
court, the defendant, the Silver King
Coalition Minos company continuing 10
produce as witnesses, miners who had
worked IN the iointy-owned mines
from which the ore Is alleged 10 have
been taken without making an account
ing The defense in It's present wit
ncsees. seeks 90 prove the fact that
the ore taken out Of Parsons stopo. In
the Nesuvius mine. which is owned in
common by the Silver King Consoll-
dated Mining company and the silver
King Coalition crowd. headed by ex-
senator Tom Kearns, did not pay for
tho work OF exploration done. II Will
be- several days az least before the de
PENDANT company rests In the hearing
before the examiner.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York. March S-Money on call
easy "a as per cent; ruling rate 23s;
closing bid. 27s. offered az 3. Time
loans strong. so days 3is per cent and
90 davs 2& six months a.
Close. Prime mercantile paper. az NJ
per cent Sterling exchange steady
with actual business IN bankers bills
al S4S4.7OG so for 60 days and at S4.S110
for demand
Commercial bills SAs4is as.
Ear silver. 50bs.
Mexican dollars a. cents.
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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PARK CITY.
DEATH OF SUPERINTENDENT
EDWARD |. K0PP

''l'''"' wv '''i'N''"
PARK CITY, Utah. March MIR. Ed
ward T.. Kopp superintendent Of TIE
Daly-Wcst boarding station, died this
morning at his residence on Park avenue.
one week ago MI. Kopp, while assisting
In unloading some timber, had one leg
broken and his back vrenched by a piece
Of lumber falling ON him. Despite every
care that possibly could be given him,
pneumonia set IN, eliminating fatally, Ho
was born in Eureka, New about 4s years
ago, and leaves an infant son and wife
He was married about "A months ago. Re
sides these he leaves three brothers and
two sisters and a host OF friends.
Mr and Mrs Arthur y. Davis leaves
tho latter part OF tho week for tho north
ern part Of California, where they have
purchased a farm, and whore they will
make their home They will be missed
by the members Of tho Park city ward.
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. March S-Cattle-Rcceipts, es-
timated at $500: market steady. Beeves,
6.1GdS0. Texas steers. 4.1Oq b.9i vest
ern steers. 4.75G6.5o; stockers and feed
$50: calves, 7.50gs.I5. 49,.
Iogs-Recc estimated at lbpoi
market strong 20 shade higher. Light,
g.75dlO.17i5; mixed. O. SJI10 %; heavy, 80
Q1O 22i8. rough. s.GG9 %; good 70 choice
heavy. s.e5alo.1ls; pigs, 1000 s.76; bulk
OF sales lO.l6d100.
sheep-Receipts estimated at 1tooo;
market steady. Native, 6.00dS $40; west
ern, 5.Oas1O; yearlings. 1851, lambs,
native, S.0Oa9 40. western, s.0oaS 3D.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, March s-Cattle-Reoetpts
1000: market steady. Native steers 6.ooB
500; cows and heifcrs, g. &q7 %; stock
ers and feeders, 4.Oo06.3; bulls, AGg
SIS; calves, 4.50as.75, western steers e.'5
a75O, western cows, 3.5Oa6oo
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market &c. high
err Bulk Of sales, 9.eoa9.6; heavy. 500
0O5: packers and butchers, 9.7Jdl0.0Oi
light, s.6Od9eo; pigs. S.5oGs.iO
sheep-ReoeiPts. 5000 ma rket steady,
western wethers and ycarlings, 6.BuS Is;
fed western ewes. e.oa7.S.
OMAHA.
Omaha. March G--Catue-Receipts, $500.
market steady, Native steers, 4bq 80.
COWS and heifers, OOd6 co. Gamers. 100
m3B: stOckers and feeders. 4OOd6 10.
calves, 4,OOaS.25: bulls, stays, etc. 4.cod
5Tf
Hogs-Recsdpts. 400: market steady.
Heavy ESQ 1000; mixed, s.75a9.sO; light,
9.0a9.so' pigs, s.2Sas.4o' bulk OF Sales
956d9.f.
Sheep-Receipts. E. 30; market strong.
Fed muttons. T.GdS 20: wethers, 1.50a
rs. ewes, 7.cOaG 50: lambs. o.oog94o.
Chicago March S-Live hog prices here
advanced again today, several carloads
selling az SO ..
Cincinnati o.. March s-Live hogs
Jumped ~ cents and sold az SO IS a hun
bred I'm the local market today
Indianapolis, March S-Iive hogs sold
here al SiO.50 a hundredweight.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. March &-Wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums NQZ1: fine
mediums 1904; fine. uaO.
BOSTON.
Boston. March S-With comparatively
little desirable territory wool left on hand
and but few dceces unsold, the local wool
market Is practically staEnant. Values
are shaded because OF the light demand.
fine staple territory bringing % % "a
cents, while unwashCd Ohio delaino sails
az 20 cents.
Worsted manufacturers are sull out Of
the market and little call comes from the
uarded wooden mills.
sample bags Of new Arizona clip sell
at Go cents clean, and II II understood
that Nevada growers are holding for 20
cents for the 1910 clip.
There is continued lack OF interest
In pulled WOODS and light trading IN the
foreign product
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CHARGES NoN.sUPPoRr.

Martha Whitecar brought suit in the
Third district court this morning 70
secure a divorce from G. b. Whitecar
on the charge of nOn-support She
asks for $50 n month alimony. attor-
ney fees and the custody Of their two
children. They were married at Farm
inPton on July T. 1894 For more than
"a year she alleges, her husband has re-
fused 20 support her although he has
earned 800 "a month.
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End Cons. 45 bid. Rescue. ? asked j.
Jim Butler. ldl2.
BULLFROG.
National Bank. / bid. Amethyst, ]
bid; Bonnie Glare. 9at0. MayhoWef
Con. 3a4 Montgy MI asked; Home
stake Con, asked. Tramp Con, o
asked
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Con. asked. Dexter asked
s. Dog. 2 asked. Mineral HILL ! asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairyiew Eagle, Y asked; Nevada
Hius. so asked. Pittsburg 81. Peak, 20
a76: Eagles Nest. 2d4 Round Noun
tain. 54a55: Rawhlde queen, 20 asked
Rawhide Coalition, Is bid.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 4 bid; COL Mt, asked ;
Jumbo Ext. $685. Booth Is asked
Blue Bull. sac: silver Pick SOLO, Blue
Bell gas; Lone Star. 4q5. orc lgei
Atlanta. 1917; CT. Bend, bid; Flor
ence. 245 bid; Goldheld Daisy, bGei
Comb. Fraction, SO bid; Kewanos. '4
s: Portland. asked Crackorjack, o
asked: #. Mohawk, bid; Red Hills'
1d5: Y. Tiger. 7as; Grandma, asked /;
GoldheId Con. s.42isaS. D.held Tri-
angle. / asked; Florence Exten' j
asked
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Will REsUME WORK AT ONCE.

Especial 20 The NewsJ
Provo. March Sat n meeting Of
the Tintic Humbolt directors, held
here yesterday. 70 was decided TO re-
sumo work on the property In Tintic,
which has been idle during the win
ter The shaft Is now down 80 feet
and viii be sunk to $50 feet, when
a drift will be- made for the vein,
which was cut on the 45 foot level,
in which good silver lead values were
found a within and other machinery
have been purchased for the promo
ton Of the work.
Manager Madsen is In from Tintic
with some fine rock from the Tintic
DeImar on which work Is being vigor-
ously prosecuted with most encourg-
ing results.