davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-04
P0R CABLE.

New York, enero 4.-En su pro
clama publicada en- los grandes dia
rios hoy por Mr.. Gaynor, >nuevo al
calde de esta ciudad pfometc radi
Gales reformas en- todos los ordcne:
de Ia administration, asi como e
establecimiento de ocho hors cr
las obras municipales.
| New York, enero 4.--lnfor!aan
de Nicaragua que et general Estra
da al frente de un grueso eiercitc
avanza por las margenes del rio Nj
CO en- las riberas del Gran Lago. E]
gobierno acumula a toda prlsa gran
contigente de tropas en- Acoyapa,
en- cuyo punto Sc librara Ia bata]]a
decisiva.
Telegramas de Espaila desmien
ten ell rumor de haber ocurrido gra
yes desordenes en- Catalula.
New York, enero 4.-Se sabe of
cialmente que el gobierno de Was
hington ha dado ordenes oportunas
para que un escuadr6n de Ia arma
da visite ell puerto de Buenos Aires
con motive de las fiestas del cen
tenario de la Independence argen
tina, que tendran lugar en- Mayo
proximo.
New York, enero 4.-El multi
Millionaire Morgan ha logrado unir
los trusts bancarios que funciona
ran en- Ia quinta avenida con un ca
pital de l25 millones de dollars.
New York, enero 4.-Telegramas
de Bruselas notician Ia confirmation
del matrimonio del rey Leopoldo
muerto recientemente, con Ia con
desa de Vaughan.
que 81 Sc hubiese presenatdo en-
Washington una comisi6n compues
ia de damas puertorriquehas, serfa
un hecho Ia ciudadania americana.
Este rasgo de galanteria del Hon.
secretario de guerra hacia nuestras
compatriotas fue extraordinaria
mente aplaudido por la concurrencia
El Hon. gobernador Cotton, el ge
neral Edwards y un caballero abo
gado Americana que les acompana
ba pronunciaron brindis enaltecien
do a los puertorriquenos,
A las once menos diez minutes
termino ell banquete entire el mayor
entusiasmo, dirigiendose la concu
rrencia al Casino de Ponce, donde
tuvo efecto Ia reception Y bale. Du
ro este hasta las tres y media de Ia
madrugada. A las 5 de la mahana
de hoy los distinguidos viajeros vi
sitaron varias escuelas de las prin
cipales de esta ciudad, regresando
al Ayuntamiento donde les aguar
daban numerosos ninas Y ninos de
las respectivas escuelas, agrupando
Sc todos en- q balloon del Ayunta
miento donde cantaron el himno de
Washington q la llegada, para des
pedir a los lustres huespedes. Fra
ses de carino y simpatias fueron ex
presadas por elos a los ninos.
Sc detuvieron algunos minutes en-
la casa de Ia Sra. Lacot, frente a Ia
plaza de las De]icias. Ocuparon nue.
vamente sus AUTOMOBILES Y q las 9
de la manana de hoy salieron de
viaie por la carretera de Adjuntas.
Lleyen feliz yiaie.
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MARKET SHOWS
LITTLE CHANGE

New York. April i2-opening prices Of
stocks today showed no very marked
changes from last nights closing level.
The transcontinental railroads were de-
pressed but otherwise changes were in
significant and irregular. North Ameri-
can lost y and Union Pacific. ST. Paul,
Atchison, Louisville & Nashville and Ten
nesseo Copper large fractions.
The low prices made by some OF the
standard stocks encouraged buying and
the losses were made up. Rock Island
was in brisk demand. rising to 47S.. Prices
did not hold we'll on the rally and some
OF the active features fell to "a lower
level than at the start. At II o'clock the
market was rising again. American Car
and colorado Fuel yielded point Illi-
4 he rise Of a Ia Rock Island and OF
In Brooklyn Transit was viewed with
comparative Indifference. The distribu-
ton Of heavy buying orders in United
states Steel awakened a more general
response. That stock moved up to near
d. Central Leather. American Smelling
Amalgamated copper snd National Lead
rose Ia 20 ] " ana Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific, Louisville q Nashville. Great
Northern preferred. wabash preferred.
Pennsylvania and Consolidated Gas ].
Bonds were Irregular.
out any important realizing and the mar
ket was again bid up TO a higher level.
Amaigamated Copper, Union Pacific,
American smelling Sloss- Sheffield rose
2. and Pittsburg Coal preferred 3
The display OF strength In the fore
noon stimulated buying Of stocks which
was reflected In broad and fairly active
market United States Steel advanced
70 sIia. rise OF over 2 American Steel
Foundry rose ~, Great Northern pre-
ferred and Delaware a Hudson z North
ern Pacihc ia. Union Pacific iA. and
Reading. AtchlsOn, Missouri Pacific, Ches-
apeake a. ohio r.
The market closed irregularly strong.
Prices were pushed up another notch late
in the day after the market had rested
for a time. Great Northern preferred
extended its gain TO g. Union Pacific ana
Northern Pacific ~ central Leather 49,
Reading and Rock Island 3 Norfolk q
Western and American Cotton OIL Ia and
Southern Pacific ~
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Volume Of cuisines Drops Lower ON
Local Stock Exchange

A peculiar condition ls presented by
the local market today To an APP
pcarances 10 is governed by the public
Those who wish 10 get stocks want
them lower thgn market and ON the
other hand the brokers are being
handicapped by the public asking more
than market price To- spite OF the eff
forts Of Collier WATSON to get traders
together this morning an appeared to
stand on their prices
The total number Of shares of stock
which changed hands this morning WAS
5i2S5, while the amount represented by
the transactions was S6.5l5f7. or little
better than an average OF 90 cents a
share
Colorado iron Blossom New York.
Tlntic Central and Silver King we're OF
again today Columbus Consolidated
carried lis assessment an right I'm the
market Though no sales were made.
the stock received "a bid Of So cents and
was offered az IS cents. Mineral Flat
becomes delinquent tomorrow. but to-
day u was stronger than IL has been
boz months There was little change in
Sioux which becomes ex-dividond after
tomorrow
ON the curb market this morning but
two sales were registered They were
1000 shares of Tecoma Mines az %
cents and 700 shares of Ely Centennial
az 30ia cents.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. April i3-Wool. STEADY. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 9n24; fine
mediums, Bd D; fine. ilUd4
BOSTON.
Boston. April l2-AlthOugh holders OF
Wool In the local market are still losth
TO cut values further. there Ia consider
able inquiry among mill representatives.
and number Of good sales are report
ed. Interest Is increasing In the new
clip, yet western advices Indicate that tho
growers are holding for top prices.
Local demand In both cornbing and
clothing woods and staple stocks OF Mon
tana, Idaho and oregon woods are NOV
ing we'll
Quotations, secured basis: Texas, fine,
low months, 65a6S: fine. 6 to s months.
C4065 hne fall. 6Sa59.
California northern, 6}G6g, middle
county, GG63; fall free. $50 CO.
oregon eastern. No 1 staple. esq 90:
eastern clothing, 500; valley No. /. So
Q57.
Territory fine staple s5a6S; fine medl.
um staple, sac fine clothing, &dle6;
hne medium clothing. 6O063. half-bl
hree-eighths blood. 56Q5si auarter-blO
combing 408
Pulled extra, 7Oa7i: fine A, 65as6; A
supers, 5I460; p supers, 4sQb5.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago April i8.-Early trading in the
wheat pit today was on a buliish basis
due TO continued lack Of rain IN tho Kan
sas whent fields. judy and September open
ed irregular and added about Nc to the
price before news of light showers and a
forecast OF heavier rains induced some
selling. Opening figures were a shade
lower to va = higher for July at Loan
10 =, while September started y lower
TO = higher, az l.oiA to i.02h. on the
early swell July touched i.O5A and Sep
TENDER reached LOIS. In the first hour
prices shaded on 10 the lower levels on
a failing on In the demand from shorts
Corn lost the bullishnoss displayed yes
terday and opened easier all around. In
nuential concerns which purchased heav-
ily during the previous session were sell
ers today influencing considerable selling
by pit traders. Opening figures were from
a shade 70 hWh lower for May at 5sa,
10 "a.
Trade In the oats pit was on frmer
basis and commission buying crowded
tho figures up May was tho favorite
month and opened unchanged 10 4 IN at
42A to AZ. IN the first hour the edge was
taken on the market by local selling
Provision prices eaaed on the drop be
ing from PA TO l7iR cents. Proht-taking
sales were an important factor together
with a decline on from 10 to i5c. In the
price Of live hogs. Opening prices FOR the
May products we're:
Pork. @.S TO 22ah lard is.05i1. ribs,
12.77iA
Wheat-IAtor Ia the session the market
was weaker and saRged to .O3is al a FOR
July and i.00M for September 20. below
the high point Liberal offerings from
longs was the controlling factor The
close WAS weak with July Z on at i.03A
"a and September ic. on az .OOA.
Corn-rhe market fell on IN the nnal
half Influenced by the weakness In the
wheat pit May sagged 90 67A The clos
ing minutes brought a rally on improved
buying which carried the anal iigures
away from the low points The close was
firm. with May hm4 lower az $50
Cash corn No. 2 57ikabS. No 2 white.
SEA M6uia; No. yellow. SIX Q6sit No. 3
haSl; No 9 white 5slsq69i No. yell
low, 56A W51h No. T. 0a63is No.
white, 50n65h No. Z yellow, 5Od@
Close-Rye-Cas Is. May. 70.
Barley Cash Sass
Timothy-Cash, AGO. Oct. 400
Ciover-Nil.
Wheat May. lioN; July, L@saAi
Sept. LON
torn-MSy 5s% July. dAa%: sept.
62M az
oats-May. i2s.. July. 70: Sept. ~.
Mess pork. per hhi-May. * 46 July.
p %, Sept 2242h
Lard, per 100 lbs.-,Sfay. 70 7sis, July,
~ IS. sept. 70 NM01240.
Short Rits, per 100 lbs.-May, 1875, July,
1910; Sept, 12.32iR.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, April l3.-Butter - STEADY.
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NEW YORK CURE RANGE.
CONCENTRATES.

David GoodselI ~ Portland has taken
10000 shares u the treasury stock Of
the Gold Chief Mining company which
win provide a fund for the erection OF
q l00-ton cyanide plant. Most OF the
machinery has been ordered. The
property is IN the Chief district near
Panaca. New.
General Manager ID. W. Jefs or the
Rive Patch Consolidated returned from
the property yesterday and confirmed
the report that 30 feet OF ore had been
cross cut al the face OF the drift. Ten
feet Of this distance he declares the
ore will average 1868 ounces IN silver
and per cent lead. The entire 20
feet he believes Ia commercial ore.
W. H. Harmon. general manager Of
the Tecoma Consolidated Mines com
pany returned from the camp OF
Tecoma yesterday. The tunnel he SAYS
is in a distance OF 800 feet and Is now
being driven through low grade ore.
The law suit between the Stall Bros
and the National Mining company Of
the camp OF National over rich prop
ertv In the camp has been settled out
Of court, after being tied up for sew
eral months.
The zinc concentrating plant at the
DAILY Judge property AZ Park city has
resumed operations after being idle
about a week.
r. j. Evans leaves today FOR Port
land. He expects 10 be away about
10 DAYS or two weeks.
II is understood that native copper
has been found In the Eddy tunnel Of
the Bingham Butte property at Bling
ham.
The tunnel az tho Scott HIN Mining
property al Park CITY is now in dis
lance Of 200 feet and following a well
minerallzed assure. Foreman Scott as
sorts that II viii not be long before
the contact Is reached.
Since the first OF the month the force
Of men at the DAILY Judge mill have
been working nine hours a day in
stead Of eight hours.
II is predicted that before many
months the Nelson Queen property IN
the Elkhorn district, which Is the
eastern end OF Park City. will be a
shipper According TO Supt. links Nell
son. four men are now at work. on
account OF the water and not being
able 10 Install n pump at present a
drain tunnel Is being driven. This at
present IL In 200 feet and will tap the
lodge N high grade ore that was struck
In the SHAFT at a depth Of 300 feet
with a good treasury it Is probable
that work on the Utah old Glory
Mining company az Park city VIII be
started up on May I.
The mill az the Ophlr nm mines
started up last. Friday and is now
sending out concentrates as usual.
The following were the Tintic quota
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dated, 4a6: Furnace Creek. Ans.
creme g. q s. Com 1-16mL .
Mitchell. = SOS. Montgomery sho-
shone. SW = Nevada Smelling, 10
"a loi silver Queen, Sa9; Silver Leaf.
~ ~ %. King Edward. 22G25: Mason
valley, S7sM9: Keystone. 8z04i4:
ontario. l0m25: Ely witch. 58a57:
SIOUX Con, 42m45: Colorado. SO a S6
Cobalt Central l0ia milia: Mckinley
Darragh. 1906: Tintic Mining. iG2ts
Gibraltar. lag; First Natl Copper. pa
W5ia Nevada Hills. iada: Boston
Cons. l9m20. North Butte Extension.
lH'; Miami Copper. AMOS: T. S
Gas. iaWe. Penna- Wyoming. las.
~ Rayo, 27s a3h Raw Consolidated,
1875 ago, Inspiration Copper. 5-16a
. Ray Central. ga az ella Copper.
6ia n = Chino Copper. 13ssm&; Iron
Blossom, LO0di1O: Ohio Copper, 3% a
q Baltic. ~ d9ik
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GRAY HoCN ELECTS OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the Gray
Rock Mining company recently the fol-
lowing list of officers were chosen 20
serve during the ensuing year. W. h.
Evans, president and general manager.
q. y. Hush. vice president: Ernest
Boyncs, secretary and treasurer Mr..
Hush and Mr. Evans are directors In
tho company ana The additional di-
rcCtors are; Perry Fuller John w.
Hurd, George a udall George Chuds
and John H. smith
Before adjournIng the directors de-
Clded to levy am assessment of one
min per share or 500 per 1000 shares
The money which this assessment
brings into the treasury win Doe used
in the further development of the
ground ana % Us understood that a
small force viii soon be put 20 work
The Gray Rock ground Is out On the
eastern part Of the Tintic district and
near the holdings OF the Montana. or
what is now the Missouri company.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. April i3.-Money on cal
steady, 81 ruling rate and closing bid
81 per cent; offered at 81 per cent.
Time loans a shade easier: for 50 and
for'9O days, "a per cent. for six months.
4LGh per cent.
Close Prime mercantile paper, 4%aj
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at 4s4.l5ai Is
for 60-day bills, and at 4.S7.70 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills. AS3iad4a
Bar silver. 559s.
Mexican dollars. a. cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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lions In New York this morning. Colo
RADIO 80 al So; Iron Blossom 1 at 1O71s
Sioux Consolidated. AZ at a.
Each stockholder OF Mason Valley
Mines stock OF record on April s, has
the right 20 subscribe for one $500 bond
at par and accrued interest for zach
1855 par value OF stock held The right
20 subscribe expires at the close OF
business May. Rights for $500 bonds
were offered at IS in Wall street this
morning.
George w Lambourne will go 20 the
DAILY Judge mine at Park city tomor-
row.
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LIVE STOCK.



Chicago. April 2-Cattie-Receipts es-
timated az 1900; market steady. Beeves
80 q $50, Texas steers, 4.s0d6. IS. west
ern steers, 5.O0u6. 50. stOckers and feed
ers. 3.SQ6.6. cows and heifers, 2. 76d
40; calves, 5.O00S.0J.
market 100 15c. lower. Light. $500 10 IS,
mixed. GS5Qi010: heavy, g&aiO.lS,
rough, g.sods.S. good 10 choice heavy,
ssSaio 10 pigs' s.@qi 1000; bulk Of sales.
sheep-Market weak. Native. A6cas. Is;
western, l.7b9S.&; yearlings, 7.2QS75;
lambs. native, 1.7b9e.I5 western. s.0oQ
9.75.
Kansas city. April 13.-Cattle-Raoeipts
400; market strong TO loo. higher Ma
tive steers, 6.3Qg8O: cows and heifers.
bulls 4.yH6.OV. calves. 3 75qS.0O western
steers. 5.7SdS 10; western cows. 400ds =.
Hogs-Receipts, HOO. market 10 TO
l5c. lower. Bulk OF sales. s.1O0ss5. heavy.
a.e0a 1895. packers and butchers. g.75a
lC %; light. s.60ds.s5; pigs, S50q9W.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. market steady
Muttons. O 75qS.I5 lambs, $4,000; fed
western wethers and yesrlngs. .25a9 D ,
fed western ewes. s.7bqs.So.
OMAHA.
Omaha. April 18.-Cattle-Recepts. aTo0.
market steady to strong Native steers
6.OOns.00. cows and heifarH, 2.75QS. 80:
western steers, 3.J0qT.00. cows and heif-
ers and feeders, 3.75a7Oo; calves, ASa
%; bulls, stays, etc. 3.16H6.75.
HOgs-Receipts, II. 100; market 10 70 i5c
lower. Heavy. s.75de ~; mixed, sssa9. IS.
light s'eas,lS; pigs S.dSas.5o; bulk Of
shsep-Receipts. 500. market Is TO Soc.
lower. NearlinEs. T.15nS60, wethers, 7.s0
gs.S; ewes, 7.0o@S.Oo; lambs. 9.0Oa 1000.
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PEBBLES FROM DENMARK.

a carload of flint pebbles has been
ordered from Denmark by the Rio
Plata Mining company Tor use Don IT'S
mines iu Chihuahua. Mexico. The peb-
ble- are used for the regriudiug OF orc
for the cyanide process The reason
FOR sending to Denmark for them Is
that the hardest 1lut pebbles in the
world. superior Goo amy that have been
obtained ON the North American con-
tinent are Co bp found there. Most or
the mines Zoo tho Arto3ga mining dis
tript Con Mexico use these. the Rio Plata
company alone, with an output OF
about "a million ounces of silver year.
requires 70 carload every five months
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BOSTON COPPER CIOsE.

a. & NJ. 3o@5O; b. Ely. 3lsqA. c. &
. c., i30S0; Chino, 1880 Is; Ely Central,
lgi-l6; CHA. h!q7;, oak, 1921 Ma
tional 3S440. Ohio Copper. 3AQ&; San
Ant, 10 asked Leaf, 500; Yukon. a.
as; Bohemia, 1ihdA Adventure 90
6ld; b. Coalition. 23hqi2; Cent. 1870
2D1a. ID. w, SAWs; G.. c., gesaA MeXi-
90 Con. bid; New. Won, 21hGA: Old
Dom, 36ha37is; Quincy, Sass Super
Tor, 4iaM4StA. Utah Con, 24GL:
Nyandotte 2 bid: Zine 26h az; Gil
rouN, S4sM&; Indiana 80 bid: Kew AZ
~; Arcadian, 6dia; South Utah. 2
az; OH, 36izG37: Apex. 3dlr:
Gas. 21u29. B. a L.. 1920: Chemung.
100 u Ely Con. 63G6s; First Nat. pa
80; New. Utah, 1d1-i6: Oneco. 4hdA;
Shattuck 25Q2S. S. & c., 55d65c;
Yuma, $500; New Douglas, 2ika9-l6;
Az. Comi. iS7sdl9: c. & A.. 66d67; G..
NJ. 10@15. Franklin. 147. d15; la Sale.
1fA d15A Mich. SOS: Nipissing. 95sG
1917: Osceola. 1.42at.44: Santa Fe. "a
y Tamarack, 59ds0: Victoria. SAG4:
Wolverine, 1.23h al 24ia. Corbin. l4sQ
y; Hancock. 22A a23ia; Royale, 1SQh;
Lake, 81 a a North Lake, l6%
a IL X. q B., 12& a IS: y. 5.
Black Min. 10 asked. Cactus. 7-i6d
9-l6; Chief. t7sd2: Davis DAILY. 2 S-l6a
5-t6: CT Con. 7&G&: Ia Rose. 3-i6
W5-l6: NJ. v. S1a69. Baltic, Sd9: Ray
cent. 3amA; South Lake. 9hah;
Tonopah 7Ah; Begole. 2d3: Witch.
l5d2O. Atlantic. 7iRa3: c. & H., 5000.
Cop Range. T1h672; CRANKY 44laG45;
Mass. 7hdia. Mohawk. 52a54. n. r.,
3sl5QA: Parrot. 15aai6h. shannon.
l2AG13. Trinity. 6AQTh. Winona, Sia
40; Anal, 15Adis; f. r.. Sa9. Hell
vetia 3i5d4. Kerr Lake, sac Miami,
2i4Gas. Ray con. 19AQ2O; S. & p,
136h.
UrsxU ynIlE IICTIrD STOrEa
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FORENOON SALES.
Cedar Tails. 1000 at So
Colorado 200 at 49,
d. Tin Dew. 1000 40 3aa
Nsv Hills 800 40 90.
Sow York 0OO az o. buyer 90.
Piutus. 1000 az 5it
Silver King POO az $50.
Sioux Con. so at 49,
So Col Con- 200 at 6ia
Tin Cent 500 at 1879. 300 at %.
Tin Comb. Z 900 at T.
Uncle sam. 200 at i0ia; 500 at 90.
Utah Con. 900 at a
Victor Con- .00O az 5ia.
Yoriugton Con. 800 Jt 9.
OPEN. BOARD.
Cedar Tails 1000 at "a 1856 az 81
500 40 s.
colorado. 900 az 81
crown Point. 900 at
East crown PIT. 1000 AZ T.
Iron Bloss 300 az O2is. buyer so. 300
at 100. 100 at 100. seller 10. 100 az 100.
seller so.
New Hius. 300 az g.
Silver King. 200 AZ 2.f1ta
So. Iron Bios. 1000 at ~.
Tin Cent. $500 az 49,
Uncle sam. 100 "a 49,
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HAVE REACHED BREAK.

Provo. April H. Manager Giles Of the
Tlntic Humboldt has received some fine
samples of ore from the 95-foot level Of
the shaft There is every indication
that the break has been encountered
and that ore rs not far distant Three
men are working the new machinery ln
the shaft and they are greatly encour-
aged over the change Boo material I'm the
last few days The superintendent
writes to MT Giles that an who have
Inspected the property consider the
showing most encouraging
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EAST TINrIC IN RICH ORE.


tnpctltl lu inc NrMrl
Provo. April l3-rhe East Tntic Do
vclopment company has encountered
ore on the i30 level richer IN lead and
silver than any ore so far struck iu
tho property. Tho vein runs southeast
and win reach the large ore body which
goes down from the upper levels. II
was first found Ion stringers but the
vein has now increased in size and
indicates good shipping quantities The
ore IN other parts of the mine con-
tiuues strong and the regular weekly
shipments are being made
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cENrRNL RrNcmING nErrm.

ht'N'N tf'A ~ Ntf' af'f f'.f
Provo. April 13-Mauager 4. y. Hold
away of the Tintic Central states that
tho double compartment SHAFT is now
down to $50 feet In material that Is
considered highly favorable, being simii-
lar 10 that found IN the Iron Blossom
before the ore was found tn the Colo
RADIO vein.
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Esss-s So. ssaal dsirles, aaH
hrsts n --''o1i nrsts. %. nri,-
ls5is' vv-os.eady. Daisies. 1,a,. ~
Horns l3h aN. nos Long
SUGAR AND COFFEE
stssdv lork April 1a-sr.--
49, ,Siiuy' ~ musoovado, 80 test 9 se raw.
test al Iess 80 molasses III su, Se5trif.
granulsted '5S Is. STEADY, STEADY: erasReS' !, 8
Santos. 81. '''' NO RIO 81. No
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COME TO UTAH WITH TEN
THOUSAND DOLLAR CAR
Shipmcnt Of Fffty-n,c Tons From
Lucky Boy win Net Company
small Fortune

| Accompanying a carload of high
grade ore that viii net their company
not less than $4,000. j. "A Miller.
| president aud general manager. and j.
p. Adams, secretary of the Hawthorne
Lucky Boy Mining company and the
Goidheld Alamo Mining & Leasing
company which own 200 acres of
! mining property on the old Bodio
road sis miles southwest from Haw-
! thoino. Esmculda county. Nevada.
arrived from there this morning and
are registered at the Wilson
our greatest depth Is $50 feet and
the Lucky Boy mine has produced
$L20o,O00 iu the last 10 months"
said Mr. Miller this morning. "Our
main SHAFT is sunk ON "a assure vein
between lime ana granite. and is one
of The pretucst assures boz the state
OF Nevada, and We have traced and
respected the vein for thousands of
feet without fault We have fol-
lowed vein OF ore varying from half
"a foot 10 seven feet of solid ore This
vein runs from 100 90 1900 ounces
silver. and from 10 TO 80 per cent
lead. and we think we have the Sec
ond richest silvcr-lead proposition in
this country. and our shipments have b..
proven f.
This seven feet OF ore averages
800 ounces iu silver alone. The care
load OF 55 tons we brought with us
viii run $4,000 to $4,000 We have
shipped 10000 tons that averaged
$3.50 20 the ton
we are now employing a force Of
s. men. and the Lucky Boy is averag-
ing us 100000 I'm ore per month. Most
Of 90 IS being shipped TO the q. S
shelter here In Utah Twice that
company has attempted to secure
control Of the property on account OF
the richness and desirable character
OF the ore
WILL RUN NEW TUNNEL
we are now arranging to start
1000 foot tunnel in the vein al the
foot Of the grade This will cost $40
To 500 foot. and viii follow the vein,
prospecting the two properties and |
giving us "a depth OF LOO feet, and |
tapping five ore shoots opened mp |
above. our Intention Is % carry this |
tunnel "a mile and a half along the |
vein, which will.tap the first ore chute |
az 900 feet
-. G.. McCrystal Of the Lucky Boy |
Leasing company returned this week /
from an Inspection of our property |
and was much pleased with g."