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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
GOOD PROFITS IN BLUE BELL.
Earnings for April We're Eleven Thou
sand Dollars.

President Graves OF the Bingham
Mines company. recently returned from
Salt Lake city, says.
Development work az the Eagle and
Rheben mines Of the company in the
Tlntfc district is progressing very
fayorablv with tho ore Increasing In
value With the depth. New hosting
machinery capable OF hosting 1000
feet has been bought and Is expected 10
result in great economy OF operation.
whe Wine north Of the old workings
b. down 10 the l200-foot' level and is
producing very good ore.
starting at the 50-foot level In the
old SHAFT We ran drift south for zoo
feet and sunk the shaft 20 the LOO
foot level The ore at this point was
of a low grade and as the working was
unavoidable 70 was discontinued. We
then drifted back 900 feet south and
sunk the shaft to the l200-foot level
where we are now working. ore at
this point is Of O. very high grade and
b. increasing i'm value with the depth
of the workings.
I'm order to save the 1000 foot haul
To- reach the surface we intend 90
run e. crosscut To- the SHAFT Of the OLD
workings. "A distance Of about 200 feet
with the new hoist and other ma
chinery which we have bought. We eN-
poet 10 greatly reduce The cost Of op-
Grafton The ore ls running S2llO per
tom gross We expect To- sink the shaft
90 the 2200-foot level and reach even
better values"
The Eagle q Bluebcu Mining com
pauv made net profits Of $1,000 dur
ing The month OF April Boston ttnan'
ciaI News.
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CONCENTRATES.

= l.. Williams. Jr.. has returned
from a trip to the camp OF Jarbidge.
l.. NJ. Ross and Mrs Ross are at
Modcna preparatory %. the starting
Of "a summer campaign Of develop
mont on the Escaante mine.
The following were the New York
quotations on Tintics this morning.
Carisa. a. bid. Iron Blossom. 90 bid;
Colorado. SO a. Sc; Sioux, 30@S5.
The annual meeting OF the Ohio
Copper company will be held at Port
land. Me. on June I. The books OF
the company will remain closed until
that time.
r. H. Sawyer Of Denver declares that
the Brice well in the San Juan oil
field has encountered oil I'm such guam
titles that drilling has been stopped.
Mr.. Sawyer reports that there has not
been one failure In the oil neld.
A ventilation system has been in
stalled In the Centennial Phoebe proper
ty az Phoebe and the shaft Is going
down at a rapid rate. II Is believed
that the next 60 feet will find change
OF formation that should be followed
by ore.
A strike OF considerable importance
Is reported 10 have been made at the
Bull hin Mining company property at
Fev. New. in "a drift $50 feet from the
shaft which Is $50 feet deep. II is as
serted that four feet OF spar contain
ing gold values has been cut
statement issued this morning by
the Boston News Bureau at Boston
saws. The copper market In New York
shows a hardening In prices with lit
lie electrolytlc under ~ cents. 30 days
delivery. representing an advance Of
Il 20
Plans for building concentrating
min at the Little Bell mine in Park
CITY, are being formulated by the
management. IL is said. Besides the
high grade ore at the mine II IL de-
clared the property contains consid-
cradle milling rock that would add
greatly TO the income Of the company.
f. q. coffin. superintendent OF the
Lower Mammoth Mining company was
In the city yesterday. He declares that
| the company is now making expenses.
on the O00-foot level he says that
| tho face Of the drift rs again showing
/ naturalization and he feels that the
| contact, which ~ still some distance
/ ahead. will be productive Of ore.
An agreement has been reached by
/ the Gold Springs Mining 4 Power com
4 pany, with the Western Electric com
7
/ dismiss the action now pending In the
1 United states court. The order for re-
lease OF an the machinery and mater
| ial win mean that the gas producer
can start up at once at Modena.
The annual meeting Of the Nevada
| Copper Belt railroad resulted in the
! election Of all the old officers Walter
| 4. Orent, president James q. Berry
| hill, vice president, Duncan Mac Ntchie
| general manager; and Frank NJ Orem
| secretary and treasurer. The officers
| with r. W Boyer j. j. Coram. and
J.. n. curtis compose the directorate
/ with the new Office building Of the
| company completed In Mason city, the
| headquarters OF the company are % BE-
| moved there General Manager Mac
| Vichie has just issued an order mahns
S. s. Arentz general superintendent Of
| the Nevada copper Belt and the
Nevada Douglas Copper company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
MARKET STRONG;
DEMAND SLIGHT.

New York. May PA fall Of a half In
Anaconda ana Utah copper represented
the maximum changes shown by opening
prices Of active stocks today. There were
many declines. hut all were trivial KAN
sns City southern preferred sold at de-
cline of ~.
FLUCTUATIONS were suicted 20 very
narrow fractions. The tone OF the mar
ket was az nrst arm and there WIS a
slight advance over the opening figures
Reading rose = but met stock after IL
crossed le5 and lost It's advance. Inter
national Harvester rose rs. Northwest
ern lost 1 and Chicago Union Traction
preferred slumped g
The mornings dcsultory rise Ina prices
was partly due TO covering Of shorts
put out yesterday. 49,.
Less Importance was atlache1 ~ Wy, ny
recelVership for the chicago hallMa4 p
company sterling exchange was slisnt-
~ easier Consolidated Gas rose y,
Ontario and Western and American
smelling IA and Reading. Union Pa
cinc. Canadian Pacific and u :. steel ].
The life went out Of tne trading az tiie
higher prices. American Express 500
az 20 compared with the previous sale
al 30 IN April
Bonds were steady
The tone continued strong despite the
utter absence OF any demand OF eonse-
oueucc Atchison rose I. Nauoini ISIS
cult ia New York. Chicago & 81 LOUIS
~ and United states Express
Tho afternon market failed 20 develop
any feature OF interest
The market closed nearly stagnant Inc
pacihcs group was strong. Union faclnc'
Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacinc
rising ~. to 1& over last night and 81.
Paul T. Laclede Gas gained / =, Amefi-
can Hide q Leather preferred ih
Amalgamated Copper ~. Prices else
where we're nrmfv hello but were little
changed Kansas city Southern declined
and the general list yielded slightly
at the last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
.LUCIN DISTRICT MINES
PUSHING DEVELOPMENT
several Mine Managers From District
Come la From Properties
On business.

Developments in the Lucin mining
district in Eiko county New. no miles
west Of ogden are being pushed with
considerable vigor az present declare
a number OF the men In charge Of
properties in the district. who we're ia
salt lake today on business. Most OF
the mines in that country are working
IL lis declared. and recently number
of Leadville. Colo. engineers were 100
the country looking over conditions in
the interests of Colorado capital II g.
declared that a very favorable report
viii be made OF the district. and that
additional capital for development there
VIII soon be- secured.
Among the men who are here today
from the district are ". n Harmon
general manager OF the Tccoma Mines
and Iron Mask. g.. r Whipplo, general
manager OF the Mineral Mountain COM
pany. and 4. q. Tanner general man
ager Of the Little Butte.
AT the Mineral Mountain We are
doing some telling work. declared MI
WhippIe this morning Two tunnels
are being driven 90 cross cut a num-
Der OF rich veins that run through the
property one tunnel is now In dis
lance Of 80 feet The other has reached
a distance 81 i05 feet Both are run
along uOrphNrY bikes from Wnlcn rlcn
veins OF ore make out The shorter tun-
mel win cut four veins In reaching the
best vein Thus FAR the veins on the
surface have not boon explored to any
extent
"A vein was recently cut IN the 30
foot tunnel and drifting is being done
along a. Just before leaving camp the
face Of the drift had broken INTO a
highly mineralized territory. The ss'-
ond vein that viii be cut by this tunnel
carries. according to assays ON the sur
face 3457 per cent copper. $50 ounces
In silver and .O3 ounce or gold Ihc
next vein on the surface showed values
~ 1875 per cent lead, 500 ounces In sh-
yer and OS ounce In gold.
.The objective point is Ycin mat is
more than 100 feet ahead Of the face or
the tunnel a sample taken Of the
ore as IL outcrops on the surface shows
eGr per cent lead. 1851 ounces IN
silver: and i ounce IN gold
I'm the i05-foot tunnel the direction
has been changed so as to reach thH
same ore body as the shorter tunnel b.
drifting Tor. A..
Il was AZ the Black Warrior INC
other night and they had just found
their ledge which carries 500 ounces ih
silver"
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nr.w nonK corPEn CLosE-

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers a no
brokers. furnish the following, received
~. tbeir private wire this afternoon
putt, a London. 10 bid; Cumbe ris sc
tiv. 6as: Giroux Consondatea, S,,r,Siis
Ssvada-I'tah. is-i6ll. Nipissins, II ~, ~
l,uTL. Newhouse ianl p DAVIS yils b
aq3ts. Dominion copper, ~ ~, ~ i.
81 i01t -i6. Ely Consolidated, e-loW = b
tttS,,r,a,e creek. faS. Green @ q ;. ON,
Z asked: Mitchell, l-loa "a M3ntsuiH ~ x
gbnshone. i5mat: Nevada Smeluhs, ~
asis. silver queen. lcal3' SILVER ,;S5,e Leo ed
Se,t9' King Edward j-l5uo-lb, foals ~. 20, 90
SH ~ ~, IN. Id Y. 101a. sioux. va 42'
Eiy witch 5aio carries ,,, '' ,,e IIi Io' "a
ee','Y'' NfrtinIev-parragh e0n 20; Ilnuc
Mining. 100 asked GibraitSSr go. sGS rms
y IA. postou Cons. 11mW, Yukon G"l9'
i--isqf a.. North Butte ENt, 9 ~;
~ ''''' ptenns-N wyoming lao. bly, hayo,
i5-tCu4. Ray Cor7soiida,e1' 49, f,eI9,
ire,irstion copper. 5-i6n7 As Hay ' ~
ttral 2s,Ge 1915. ella Copper e,t99es'
Chtno copper lSisgl$,t, IS bs, ,l',s. Ono
Gamer. 2is-i6G27s Baltic 6as's'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
PRODUCE.
cIIICAGO.

Chicago. May Alt was like a wait
between the acts today ~ lhe wheat
market There was little seulng by
the operators who were so conspicuous
on that side OF trading yesterday but not
enough to seem hardy more than an
echo The buying was scattered anu
came chiefly from commission houses;
Bears continued to urge putting Wneal
on an export basis but seemed 20 rear
that after tho severe declines inc iast
few days the bull leaders had reached
IA position where stubborn lighting might
he expectcd Watcher and cable advices
were both bearish. Neither however
was radically so.
prices started = lower to Y higher. the
latter FOR NAV. September opened X on
10 n M at qs to = and kept narrowly
within that range but nnaily touched
q17s MAY was more errauc ana llght
trading rose ~ 70 l'Os3a' dropped la'et
Fair weather made corn easter. Local
Dit traders were selling, scattered. sep
tember opened y 20 = lower at @@ 70
"A and declined 20 Dhs
Oats Inclined 10 weakness because or
general miscellaneous selling, september
was unchanged to = down m me htst
transactions at @h 20 =, and leil 70 "9s
on few purchases by packers. lard
and ribs advanced tribe 10 100 ana
12.A2iR respectively FOR september.
Weakened o To %. IS Tor september in
consequence Of concession ~ the mar
ket FOR hogs
Wheat-Ileavy selling much Of q sup
posed 10 be for "a big southwestern long
turued the market sharply downward. a
sudden rally was caused by the pur-
chase Of a million bushels for local
short Tho close. however. was easy
with september al e7'., a net decline OF
Corn-Because OF country sales lncreas-
ing the market continued to decline. The
close was easy with September az 0A'
cash u cor corn. No 2 5olsa6o. No 2 white.
62ia: No. 2 yellow, 6l' no. q ailfm ~ p
No 3 white G2. No. yellow, 59ieI60. No.
g. 56d67h; No. & white. $685. No 4
close Rye-cash. u; May. rs; July. 7e
Barley-Cash, i5mG6.
Trim othy cash 40. oct, as.
Clover-Nothing doing.
wheat MAY i.mA July ast; Sept
'' c-oraSNay, Sos July, ss@ sept, 5ssi
oats~May. @7; July, ssH: sept. aM.
Mess pork. per bbl-July, 22.52is Sept
% ~
Lard. per 100 lbs.-July. l2.s7h' sept,
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New york. May a.-Raw sugar arm.
musoovado, 80 test, 2Nna77; centrifu-
gal q6 test 424M425, molasses sugar.
Sg test. o. Aga3 90 Refined Quiet: crush
ed, 80. graduated. % powdered. 6a.
Conee- spot, quiet. No. Z Rio. 50; No 4
Santos. %.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago May 2f-Butter - Firm.
Creamerics 25n21is. dairies 22R26
ERgs-Steady. Ht mark. cases included,
l6ais; receipts 09a9; nrsis' l9i prime
Chcese- steady. Daisies. 1taH; Twins.
ii Young Americas. i5is Long Horns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
No STRIKE At BINGHAM COPPER

According To- the circular letter being
received by the stockholders OF the
Bingham Copper company W. ID.
Bohm manager OF the North Utah
company. has been engaged FOR one
year 20 manage the affairs of the cop
per company The letter further states
that meeting Of the stockholders will
be held at Cheyenne. WyO., on June 20,
after which development work at the
property will progress much faster
Mr. Bohm this morning declared that
no strike had been made I'm the lower
workings OF the property and that ore
was not expected there for some time
yet He Indignantly asserted that not
one miner IN thousand knew ore
when he saw Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
InnN RLnssoM mGHEn.
Activity In Tintic Securities HeVives
SLIGHTLY ON Exchange.

Two of the Tntic securities listed on
tho ioral stock exchange showed new
sigus ~ ufc thls morning and deNel-
oped considerable strength during the
morning session. Iron Blossom. which
has been suffering a decline with me
majority for several days. was in the
front ranks this morning and it went
no a. high ~ "a cents. The stock
dropped Off slightly at the close and
was disposed Of at % cents. Tinuc
central was the other stock that was
lively. u reached the n cent mark az
the close During the open board and
regular session Tintic Central sold al
from 10 Ia II cents. 300 shares chang
ing hands.
cedar Talisman was as low as slH
cents and sioux went 10 30 cents. New
York acted better with an assessment
paid ana sold M 8 cents.
The total number Of shares which
changed hands on the market amount
cd 20 I7475 for which the brokers'
opened their purses TO the extent OF
S3Gg1.56
on the curb market only one sale
was registered and that was 1000
shares ~ Opex at 90 cents.
TODAYs QUOTATIONS.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 2t-Money on call.
firm. pa G3h per cent; ruling rate. 81
per cent. closing bid, per cent: offered
at 3 per cent
Time loans very dull and steady: for
60 days ana 80 days 3A per cent: for
six months 4m4h per cent
Close-Prme mercantile paper. 4M0
81 per cent
Sterling exchange steady at de-
cline with actual business I'm bankers
bills at 4S45 06 50 for so day bills, AMI
at 4s7.7O for demand; commercial bills.
4S3A dSii4.
bar silver $3.50
Mexican dollars. a.
Government and railroads bonds
steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
GREAT WESTERN LIFE
INSURANCE C0MPANN

OF Kansas City. NO
The name and location of the oonpar,
The Great Western Life Ipsurare.
Company, Kansas city Mo-
Name Uf President George stevenss,
Jr
Name OF Secretary James Chappeus
The amount of as capital
stock Is ........................f lmu0a
The amount Of its capital
stock paid up is.............. l060s
The amount OF its admitted as
sets l3 ..-s.+-.s..s..... el q Id
The amount of lts liabilities
Oncluding capitaD b. ........ Hq0B !
The amount OF lts income
during the preceding ca.eH-
ddr year .+s-s. .............. lla0-l q
The amount of its eNperdi-
lures during the preceding
calendar year ................ .gfg q
The amount OF losses paid
during the preceding csIeu-
OAR year s.....s.ssss4s....... q. 1le J
The amount Of risks written
during the year ..............l1 .i5s0a
The amount of risks ln fore.
az the end Of the year ...... u.lsslo
81 GJ2aiO.OU of new business
actually paid for iu lg03i Dee
sides S3.6s2. 900 Oh of old husI-
ness revived and restored Boo
lg09-in an over five million
OF business procured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
BUSINESS AND REALTY

ID. r. Law and William Wilson have
dissolved their floral company partner
ship. Mr. Wilson continuing the bust
ness.
The Fireproof Storage and Trust
company is erecting a $4,000 four-story
concrete structure at l2s and 1873 south
Fourth West street TO contain several
hundred storage rooms. The Redmou
company will occupy part Of this build
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

Coarn.. 2OiA a21: Cent, 1S0f9; ID. w,
sH p q. c.. Sh az Mexico Con, q
az. New. Con, 2lH y old Dom. 3Sn
80; Quincy. 76a as; Superior. 45A a
46; Utah copper. 49, Wolverine,
1iSnl20; Corbin. Il mA: Hancock. 20
al; Royalc. 2ih nia; Lake. sax
a. 55: North Lake. l2A a 10.
South Utah, iiaNM oil. 36h a y;
Gas. 26N27. -. q l.. IS asked; chief
Con, / ii-16G13-16. Davis Daily. 2G1-i6.
First National. l5-i6a4 1-l6, Inspira-
ton. 15-i60M; Majestic 65067: New.
Utah, 9SG99. Oneco. 3M0A. S. Lake, 5ia
06. Tonopah. Sh6A. Bohemia. $40
gia. AZ, Com. 16ihd17. G.. q A.. 65d66.
G. NJ l0d17; Franklin, t4hd&; Ia
Sale. i3dta; Mich 5nia. Nipissins,
11ss07s: OsceOla. 40d1.4i: Canta Fc,
17sa2. Trinity. 57sG6. Victoria. 3aha.
Wyandotte. 26i4: East Butte, sha9.
Hclvctia. 3ata. Herr Lake 9hdA; Nil
ami. ?2MdA. Oiihway 7ikCS: $. & b.
1l0h, u. s.. com, 43a% U. s. pfd.,
493s050
pnCTON COppTR RANGE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

Articles Of Incorporation OF the Pho
neer Land company, OF this city, were
filed i'm the Office OF the county clerk;
capital. $4,000. divided into shares Of
the par value OF 81 each. W c. Park
inson is president; =. a. Sorensen. vice
president: NJ. s. Woolley. secretary
and treasurer. These. with $. c, Park
inson and j. r. Jeppson. are the di-
rectors. The company owns tract OF
land containing IS acres In this county
MhIch u proposea % plat into lots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

WOOL.


81. Louis May N-Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums. 1871 - y
0ne mediums. lIu20. fine, l2ul5.
BOSTON
Boston. May .l.-The Improvement W
the local wool market continues althoush
huvcrs are few Prices are well main
tained but there IS nothing IN sight 20
Indicate stronger tone.
Dealers show conservatism In handling
the new clip and offerings by local buy
ers have been rejected
The transfer OF Michigan quarter-blood
is refused AT p cents. and there have
been some sales Of unwashed fine de-
laine at 26 70 q cents.
other stocks are dull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
onoNNIzE NEw coMrNNY.
Bauer Concern Takes over Property
Near Ogden.

irTfNItI TO ne +NfNN'
ogden. May 24-The Bauer Mining
company hos filed articles Of incor-
poration with tho county clerk. Tho
capitalization Is 100000 with shares
of the par value OF 81 each A gem
oral mining and development business
with % general office az ogden is call
ed for In tho articles. Charles a Bauer
is the president. Carrie A. thinner
man. vice president. Fred L. Bradley
secretary. ana Annie White. trcasur-
or These with Frederick Gunuarson
form tire board Of directors. The other
shareholders named iu the articles of
incorporation are Don g. Miles. Peter
g. Miles, Peter O.. Poulscn and T. B
Smyth Forty thousand dollars OF the
capital stock Is paid by the conveyanc,
OF title OF the Golden Rule claim, lo-
Gated near the mouth OF ogden canyon
ON which tunnel of several hundred
feet has been run.
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,NnrnEn rnEsPNss sUIT.

Janet W wade and Delos Gardner
nave brought suit against Frank fa-
bian In the Third district court asking
mat the court make the defendant va
cate the Leap Year Lode Mining claiIl.
The case is said 10 be- along the se same
lines as that involving the SILVER hins
Interests
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NJ. A. West TO Lorenzo snow. part
Of lot block il5. plat D..........S q
George ". Pope and wife 10 y. G..
Rosslter. lots ] and 2. block 2.
Steel's Sub. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 49,
d. H. Pecry estate 20 Ralph h.
Hoag, part Of lot I. block 9 plat
= .'sss..ss ...t+..... t.s.....--s..-.s.
Ralph T.. Hoag to -. H. pecry
Hotel Co, part Of lot 4, block O.
pat y .s.-....-s s...s.........-.....
Il. a NJ. Investment co. 10 Helen
NJ Anderson, part OF lot . block
2 Ehrlchs Sub. ..................... Il
Eliza =. Muir 20 r. Muir. part OF
section 36, township I south, range
1 west -
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nrAcmrs GRAvEL zONE.

Marysvillc. Cal. May 2t-Atter Two
years OF persistent shatt ano tuii it
,,,.t, Gravel has been reached In the
Mammoth Channel mine al depth OF
$50 feet and every pan, It is said shows
fine Hour gold
Slnce the early days Of mining. the
existence OF the Mammoth Channel has
bocn talked Of by prospcctors. Millions
I'M gold have been taken from the chan-
neIs tributaries. which contained SOME
- 49,, richest veins known 70 mining.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

State OF Utah once OF the Commission
err Of Insurance, ss.
T. George b. Suuires. Commission o
Insurance OF the state of Utah. do here
hy certify that the above named insu
which the foregoing statement has bel
De pared. ana that the said company ha
90 100 other respects complied with Do
jaws OF the state relating to insurance
900 testimony whereof Z have hereurt
sai my hand uud affixed the seal " Oh
Insurance department this 4th day o
March a. ID. 1910
GEOEGE %. SQCIREs.
tScdll Comm s.0ner
~ Mml.rl DOM
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II, 40 50, 10
AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 400 az 4.
Bingham Anal 500 at 7.
Black Jack 1000 az 9M
Cedar Tails. 2.310 at 10. 5000 al
1O1b
Colorado. 300 at g.
DAILY Judge. 100 at 412H.
Iron Blossom. 200 at %.
Lower MAMMOTH. 500 at 81.
Mineral Flat. 1000 at g.
Mountain Lake. 500 az "a.
Nevada HIS $50 az so.
Sioux Con. 200 at 29h.
South Colorado Con. 500 at
Tintic Central, 500 at II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

LEONORA MINING a. MILLING q
Location of principal place Ui huaua,
Salt lake CITY Utah. Notice -Tu.Io ID
delinquent upon the following suhs-rh
stock on account Of assessment 49,
levied April IS. 1910. the several anow
set opposite the names u- ODE rasrc.r
shareholders as follows.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made 10
order. Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB Delft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

The International Development & Re-
duction company Of Salt Lake city
filed articles OF Incorporation with the
county clerk capital stock. $4,000. j.
G.. Brown Is president; Thomas Marley
vice president: .. W Carlson. secre-
tary and treasurer. These. with T.. r.
Morgan and $. s. Stevens. are the di-
rcctors. The company owns an option
on the dump and taillngs Of the old
Rye Patch mine in Humboldt county,
Nevada.
ada
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

gonnio Glare. 5WS. Mayhowcr Cons.
asg+ Nfontrv At. I asked. HomCstaka
CONS 1 asked. Tramp Cons. $40.
MANHATTAN.
Mauh Cons, tu5 Dexter, $40 5. Dos
asked. -
OTHER DISTRICTS
FsirvteV Eagle 10 bid. Nevada Hiils
N bid. putsburg Sill Peak. co bid Eagles
Nest 9 asked. Round Mountain, s. bid,
Ruwhlde queen. IS asked, Rawhide Coali-
ton u bid.