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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-04
SUPPORT ORDERS
CHECKED DECLINE

New York, Nov. 4-First prices of
stocks today we're higher than last night
but the gains were small and the deal
!ngs light. United states Steel, Reading
Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific ana
American Wooden rose large fractions
and international Harvester u point.
Canadian Pacific and American Smelling
preferred lost l.
The bidding up of United States steel
paused after 1t had touched 81 and me
rise in the rest of the list also hnite 90
International Harvester Improves -
Southern Railway preferred and Toledo
st. Louis &; Western preferred II. me In.
ternational Pump stocks !. and l1Wd
Central. Pi,tsb,irs. coal ana Rep nn,i,s
OF United states Steel were purchased
again and it rose to sll. Reading also
was bought mon' literally and gained Il
point United States Pipe lost IL
The further rise In stocks was ascribed
10 the belief that the coming elections
would not have any unsettling influence
in financial markets. The three usuai
speculative favorites. United States
Steel. Reading and Union Pacific absorb
ed the bulk OF the dealings. Wide adj
Nances were made by some less active
specialties., Reading and pullman tai,
international Paper preferred ana
American Brake Shoe . Western Union
declined /.
bonds were steady. . !,
Continued accumulation of United
States Steel and Reading raised them to
Si7 and l5G respectively. Otherwise the
fluctuations in the active stocks were
rot Significant international Harvester
got up,i points, Great Northern Ore Ger
tificates IL, Federal Mining preferred IL.
Allls-Ch,lmers preferredli and ontario
n Western National Lead and American
Car preferred /.
Room traders took profits In n moder,,
ate way and there was n reaction of
10 &c. Rock Island moved up ID.
The market closed irregular and duli.
TRore was an abrupt relapse In the final
hour. led by Il sudden rail- IN New York
Central of II. Earlier gains were wiped
out. Canadian Pacific dropped below
yesterday American Can preferred q,
minneapolis, st. Paul &; Saultc Ste. Marie
Il. Amalgamuted Copper "a. Southern Pa
ciric 4! and Union I'acific. 81. Paul,
Northern Pacific. Baltimore \ OHIO.
Wabash preferred American Smelling;
Anaconda, American Locomotive ana
others a point. Supporting orders checked
the decline and rallied prices.
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The balance sheet shows total assets
of s764 930,767, an increase Of S2I.492. 069
net for the year, and liabilities de-
creased S5,296.T90, showing gain for
profit and loss for the year Of s32,1SS.-
SIS, accounted for by the years income
surplus after dividends Of st9.Sl9,S25.
and a decrease of Sl2,956,550 in cap
ital liabilities due to conversion. The
common stock capitalization of the
company was increased during the
year by Sl1.2i5. 400 through the issuance
in exchange for S30.231,95O face value
Union Pacific company 20 year per
cent convertible bonds, converted at the
rate of sl75 per share.
The funded debt Of the company was
decreased during the year by s25, eoo
the amount of bonds outstanding and
In the hands of the public on Juno 80
last amounting to s297,449l50.
With the exception of I,249 shares.
mar value 500 each. of Northern Sc
curities company stubs. the company
has sold all the stock of the Northern
Securities company. the Great Northern
Railway company and the northern IA
cic Railway company received IN the
distribution of the assets of the North
ern Securities company and the stocks
subsequently acquired by subscriptions
rights. During the year the company
sold the entire amount OF it's Great
Northern Iron ore properties. the total
amount realized from the sale. together
with the previous amount held by the
company, aggregating s665S'611,
The company also sold during the
year its 100, 900 shares of Atchison. To-
nel9, & Santa. Fe preferred. tho amount
realized being sl0,49l..03; increased it's
holdings of Chicago & northwestern
Railway company common to 4O.lSI.
the total cost of such issues to June 30
having been s6.75O.42i, and its hold
inrs OF New York Central were IN
creased from 142,s57 shares to 1851
shares, the total cost to June 30 last
having been se5.20o.6S6
The stocks and bonds owned on June
20 last, other than stocks and bonds of
Tho Union Pacific and auxiliary compa-
rics amounted to SOS. ,0l2 Owing to
tho retirement OF the preferred stock
Of the Southern Pacific company. the
holdings of common stock by the Union
Pacific. through the Oregon Short Limo
railroads company, were Increased by
eos 65O 600 and there was Il reduction
Of s34, 100000 in holdings of Southern
pacific preferred stock,
Attention IL called to the disposal
during the year Of the company's en-
tire holdings of the stock OF the Pacific
Eynress company and the new contract
that was made with the American EN-
nress company on Jan. IL, 1910. for
about five years, upon terms which 1t Is
believed will materially increase tho
revenues from that source.
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CONCENTRATES.

William II. Child & Co. brokers. are
sending out new map OF the Phoebe
district
General Manager Wilmot of the Com
merclal Mining company of Oregon Is
in the city
George T.. Wondman Of the Woodman
Mining company in the Clifton dis
trict. in Deep Creek, is in the city.
The International Smelling & Rein
ing company has declared its regular
quarterly dividend according to reports
from the east,
II is understood that A report will be
issued shortly on the lnspratio lion Cop
per property by Henry krumb, the
consulting engineer for the company.
j. l.. Love OF Oskaloo7a, Iowa. was In
tho city yesterday after examining the
coal mines of Emery county. MIR. Love
WAS in Alaska recently examining the
coal fields there.
Fred Price has returned from a visit
to the Cardiff property in Rig Cotton
wood. He says that the company has
extracted from l25 to 200 tons Of ore II
month and has not taken out pound
In stopping. II has all been in develop
mcnt work.
1t Is understood that new ruling has
been made OH placer claims by the de-
partmrnt of the interior at Washing
ton. p. g. Tho ruling rs II Is under
stood here requires proving up on each
lO-ncrc tract. instead of each 20 acres
az has heretofore been the case.
William Kearney. with Engineer Ira l..
Browning OF Castle Dale and Sheriff
Oscar Re"he OF Emery county, have
just returned to Castle Dale. after
securing tho country IN tho neEhbor-
hood of the San Rafael swell for oil
locations, Mr., kearncy's partner Is IN
Portland. where he has Just closed a
deal for II large amount OF development
on the oil lands OF Emery county,
G. p. Dewitt Of Jarhidg. has re-
ceivcd word from Manager Sidney Col
hurn OF the Jnrbidge- Pavlak Mining
company announcing that the company
has encountered the big vein for which
tunnel was being driven. The vein
was encountered at $40 feet from tho
portal and Mt Il vertical depth of 423
feet, AS n flow of water came out of
the vein as soon as 1t was encountered
the men were driven out OF the vein be-
foM they could decide upon tho width.
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TRADING INCREASES.
Iron Blossom Makes Things Lively on
Local Exchange

With the Improvement that has been
made lately In Iron BLOSSOM Colo
RADIO, Sioux Consolidated Black Jack,
and n number Of the Tintic mines. con-
siderable activity has been started in
the local market. Trading this morn
ing amounted to small boom. Iron
Blossom was stronger than 1t has been
in soma time. While some good re-
ports are being received relative TO
the property number are discounts
ing them. A message from Tintic this
morning declared that the ore in the
cave is a. continuation OF the old ore
body and Is OF The same grade OF orc
as has yielded most Of the dividends
in the past. II certainly extends the
days of the mine.
The stock opened at Sc cents this
morning but under heavy selling drop
ped To as low as SO cents. 1t improv-
cd at the close and sold strong at S.
cents. During the session 100 shares
changed hands. There was also con-
siderable trading In Colorado which
Was slightly weaker. The stock sold
ut 40 and went mp to II cents
South Columbus went to l3 cents to-
day. Sioux Consolidated was slightly
weaker but sold at 20la.
The total number of shares traded in
this morning was 34700 for which Slo,-
aI6 was paid out.
There was also considerable trading
on the curb market this morning, APP
parently the public has taken a hand
In the trading and the professional
element was not az strong this morn
ing as usual. The sales on the curb
were: 1000 shares Of Tintic Standard
at 3 l-3 cents; 1000 at 3; 1000 shares
OF OpeX at 11is cents; 1000 shares OF
Mcdonald Ely at 10 cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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BENCH WARRANT SOUGHT.

David f. Walker, Jr., special admin
istrator Of the estate OF David f. Walk
cr who died recently, applied for !,
bench warrant for the arrest OF Mrs,
Mthea Walker, tho widow. Margaret
smoot Walker and Clarence Walker,
the heirs. who disappeared in their
automobile about a. week ago and have
rot been heard from since. Judge Geo.
e. Armstrong before whom the motion
was made issued an order to the at
torncys for the three heirs to appear
AZ 10 o'clock Monday morning to show
cause why the warrant should not is
sue. The notice was served upon the
attorneys this afternoon.
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER
fsrccial correspondenccD


Kansas City Stock Yards. Oct ST.
There was another good run of range
cattle here last week. and the market
averaged steady for the week on them.
A larger proportion OF stock and feed
ing steers We're included in tho run
from distant points last week than
heretofore but there was n ready OUT
let for them. Buyers for killing houses
took hold OF the fat stuff promptly. i'll
preference to the short fed steers now
coming from native territory. as they
consider the latter too high. in COM
parison. In line with this claim. they
enforced decline of Is to 80 cents on
the natives last week. The SUPPLY to-
day is $4,000 head here. about like last
Monday, market steady on westerns.
Including cows and heifers and a little
higher on stockcrs and feeders KAN
sas and Missouri are now buying most
of the thin cattle. and Kansas particu-
larly will be q heavy buyer all through
this month. Illinois Is also buying lib
orally. and usually takes the very
best cattle. Last week one lot of fancy
stock steers. a little under 900 pounds.
went to Illinois at s5.I5 Colorado beef
steers here today sold at s4.65 to S5.l0.
|
$3.50. cows and hcifers 1856 to $685.
panhandle and new Mexico beef steers
up to $5.10 stockers $3.50 to $50. feed
ers s4.35, Gamers s2,S5 to s3.4o. calves
$3.50 TO IS. Calves are 80 cents lower
$3.50 to SS Salves are 30 cents lower
than a week ago. Today will probably
see the last big run Of Kansas grass
cattle this season.
Sheep run here last week exceeded
$4,000, and the market was generally
steady. with signs Of a decline at the
end of the week. Run is $4,000 here
today. market 10 to Is lower, top lambs
Sc. 60. yenrlings S4.75. wethers $3.50, ewes
81. feeding lambs s5.25 to $3.50. Very
little fed stock is coming as yet, al
though the feed lots will begin to turn
few loose within the next week or
two. Adrices from the east point to
weak feeling on mutton. and bearish
talk is heard in some quarters. but
colder weather, which is now due. and
the continued strong call from the
country for feeding stock, will hold
prices up pretty well.
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CASH IS LOWER.

During the quarter. dividend No. 81.
OF 80 cents per share, has been paid
Operating expenses show n profit for
the quarter of s34.7341I. Including the
disbursement of dividend No. 81 the
cash balance shows loss of slo265.s3
In September it was decided to cur
tail production and operate the miil
with but ono shift. Actual operating
expenses will not be met under this
arrangement on account of the amount
of development work being carried on.
Some additional ore has been cncoun-
tered on the 1,55O-f level. the 1.sOO-f.
level and in various raises, but alto
eether the development for the quar-
ter has not opened up any large quanti-
ty of orc. The 1,9oO-f. level has inter-
cepted the vein. and drifting has been
done east, and west. The ore on this
flevel lis higher grade than on the l,Ioo,t.
and 1,sO0-f levels, but the length OF the
shoot as developed at present Is shorter
than was anticipated. The 2. loo,ft. Level
is being extended In the footwaii OF t'e
vein. and is not far enough vest TO cut
tho orc opened above.
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LATE LOCALS

Y. VI. c. \. Sunday McctinG-The
Y. NJ. C. a. Sunday afternoon meet
ing will be addressed by Rev. l.. $.
Bowcrman of the Baptist church
Two Government Johs-For Dec.
/. 1910. the United States civil SER
vice commission has announced exam
nations to secure eligibles to file
vacancies in tho position of pre-
para.or of fossils (mnle) at S75 per
month In tho geological survey. IN
spector's assistants (malc) are also
wanted in the bureau of animal IN
dustry at a salary of $40 per year.
.Jnck Humc's Condition-The con-
dition Of Jack Hume. the injured
bicycle rider, who recently underwent
n second operation. remains nnchang-
cd. This afternoon he was reported as
resting easily. 1a.
storm I'asseS-The storm that was
threatening Thursday. and for which
black flags were flying In the after
noon, split. ere reaching salt Lake.
one part passing to the north. ana
the other to the south. There was rain
with the latter and snow with the
other, Modena catching quite a PRE-
cipitatIon Along tho Atlantic coast
rain fell. Grand Junction was well re-
mombercd by Jupiter Pluvus. There
was even snow In Washington, -. T.
Two Seek Clemency.-There are
only two applications for official
clemoncy filed with the attorney gem
ernl from local penal institutions for
action at the next meeting OF the
board Of pardons. For pardon, Jacob
Kump, serving term in the county
Jail for misdemeanor; for the county
Lorenzo Montgomery, in the state
prison for felony.
i Music ut Luncheon-A string
quartet composed of Miss Lydia. White.
harpist, Miss Nell Mahan, cellist, Miss
Jeanette Thompson. viola. and Miss
lRomania Hyde, violin and director,
will play an attractive program at
the Commercial club Saturday noon
for luncheon,
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ed that the man was TRAVELLING -,
pass; also that he had signed ,So w a
tract on the back of the pass ah. s1h'
Ing the company from ali liabll,,,o Y.
case OF accident. However, counsoiy IN N
complainant had hunted up tho s,a aor
constitution and trotted ont the ci S,a'e
referred to, which for years had hess
entirely overlooked. The railroad zen y.
torneys We're helpless, and the r, at
was awarded heavy damages. '"dh
One result OF this suit is that r,,.,
travel VIII be shut off on the par, ur y.
r ,a soncitors, and work hard.
snip on the hotels of the state whi.,
have reaped something of n hs m.mel
from this source. now cut OFF hn . ,est
Ing to the Montana papers, there p u
good chance of that restrictive c,.s a
IN the state constitution being olim ase
ated at next falls election ''i'h-
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the initial stage of railroad tour
through the country. They carry lei.
tiers OF Introduction to the heads .!
q dozen of the country's greatest rail-
rond systems.
Tnan Chin is a member OF he
Chinese imperial board OF posts anil !
communications and Stu Lieoularys
the chief engineer of the Ches,anr
and kiangsu railroad.
we have come to the conclusion"
said Mr.. Chin before leaving Ner.
York. that the American railroad;
are superior to anything in Europe.
We travelled from our home to Europe
by the Trans-Siberian railway and
visited all the Industrial countries Of
Europe. In China the rolling stock
ana engineers are nearer the European
type than the American We shall
have gradual change In this, [
think"
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BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of Incorporation of the
Pioche-sllver King Mining company
OF this city have been filed with the
county clerk. Tho capitalization IS
100000, in 100000 shares Of 10
cents EACH OF which 100000 are SUD
scrlbcd and 400. 900, treasury stock, inc
capitalization is paid UP in the taxing
over of the Cross House NOS. " II
elusive, mining claims In the High
land district, Lincoln county, New.
Benjamin w. Hartman l. president;
Frank Fowler, vice.president; Otto p.
Salmon, secretary; Samuel W. Potts;
treasurer: Thomas Kane, ADDITIONAL
director,
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MUCH WORK AT MARYsvALE.
Dc Witt Lease Is Taking Out Consid
cradle Rich Ore.

Dc Witt Lease Is Taking Out C0nsid-
cradle Rich Ore.
Reuben De witt. the leaser on the Cold
Bath claim of the Bully Boy Webster,
has driven a tunnel of So feet and cut
the vein at a depth of 40 feet, ana
the vein shows up wider and just as
rich as on the surface, which makes
1t the richest strike ever made in the
district. At present they are taking
out about two tons of ore a day that
will average about $1,000 per ton, says
the Marysvale Optinist.
The Greenhorn Mining e Milling COM
pany has been surveying it's group OF
claims for IL patent. At present the
company Is working a few men. and the
manager. Mr.. Kennedy, says that they
have their tunnel in 700 feet and have
just passed through n seven-foot vein
OF low grade milling orc, but have not
struck the main vein which outcrops
on the surface.
At the Franklin tunnel OF the Flor
ence Mining s; Milling company. which
dicuar depth OF 1000 feet they have
cross cut the vein, which is 81 feet
from wall to wall and some mag
njficnnt specimens OF silver ore the
manager has on exhibition at the Bell
hotel.
Reuben De Witt has returned from
Salt Lake and reports that the car OF
gold ore nettsd between $4,000 and
Sc. 900, and he is very we'll pleased with
results. and reports that he has an
other car ready to ship which will
bring IN the neighborhood of $4,000.
Coots Hannah and George VIM have
gone to work on their group Of claims
called The Cumberland, which group
udtoins the old Dalton property.
The Sewer Consolidated of Gold
Mountain. Is working from IS 10 40
men in the mine and mill. and is
making 1t IL financial success.
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roDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov. Mooney on call
strong, 4Ta, per cent: ruling rate. 4.
nov cent: closing bid. 4h per cent; OF
T,,,c loans strong: for 60 days and 90
days 5dIA per cent; for six months. iFs
o. per cent. .,,. ,.n.r ~.
to per cent. 49,, a.,
Sterling exchange weak after au :
,,,nce with actual business In bank
ers' mills at 4.sl.s5p.9H for 60 days ana
at 1880 for demiind
Commercial bills 4SlA@%.
bar silver. 5oM
Mexican dollars. a. 80
government and railroad bonds
steady.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. i,-Cattle-Receipts cs-
TINA ted at aOJ0, market weak. Beeves.
;.!0MI.t5: Texas steers. 6.:Sdi1. IN: west
ern stceTs. "a E,aI 3 So stockers and feed
crs. i!i5h5.5o;t cows and hcifers 2,25a
C.b0: calves. TS0Gr10.25.
market &C. lover than yesterdays aver
age. Light. 2s0ds.60: mixed ..Iod $50;
heavy. 7.3sas.65; rough. 1850 81: good
to choice heavy, 7.55dS.Si; pigs, 1850 $50;
bulk OF sales. 1.60G S.+5.
Sheep Receipts. estima ted at 10000;
market weak. Native. AGoM t.Ss: western.
2 ,eSdi4 80; yearlings. 4.& 40: lambs, ma :
tive i.I5d6.6S: western, i.75IiGe5.
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STATE II. II. COMMISSIONS

Cincinnati. o.. Nov. "a casa ~,
involves the existence of the rsir rns !
commission of Kentucky and the w.iIs
ity of similar bodies in other sta ana'
was heard today by the fedora, ctrs',s,
court Of appeals in Covington, XIV UT
1t Is the contention of the I.o,,isv,,,,
& Nashville Railroad COMPANY ~. nv
the declaration that rate is ,nrea son n'
abie IS a judicial function. and as the
railroad commission Is not a corr, ,,s
existence Is unconstitutional and H.,
act void. vs.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
.DALY.WES7 ISSUES
QUARTERLY REPORT
Company Has Good Cnsl, Account 10
Continue DEVELOPMENT Work.
Lower TIiun Last Quarter.

fairly good cash account to con-
tinue development work WITH IN order
to open up sufficient ore to justify the
erection of IL new mill. is shown by the
quarterly report OF tho Daly West
Mining company, which is being mailed
to stockholders. At present the COM
pany is shipping but little and dcvot-
Ing its energies to development.
There are 2 lcascrs operating In the
upper levels and are getting fair re-
suits. This will bring IN some money to
the company and gives a great deal of
employment TO the Park City miners.
During the last two months Inc COM
pany has been opening UP some ore at
tho property. but as yet no large ore
bodies have been found. The report is
sued by General Manager Ernest Bam-
berger Is as follows:
Herewith Is submitted report of the
operations of your company for the
months of July. August and September.
1910. showing receipts and dsburse-
ments for that period:
Cash on hand June
30. 1910. ........ sl66,3SO. 80
Receipts
Orc Sales - 1880
tons concentrates $685. 1887
2,302 tons zinc
concentrates. 3i.603.53
6o7 tons miscc-
lancous -. -. 6.I67.6S
s177.16o.Ss
Other receipts 80. g,5i2.T5
Little Bell Con. Co.
dividend No. A.. 5000. 00-SiS9. 'O5 81
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LEGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description.
arranged from tho best legal forms
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand ut the
Deseret News Book Store.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Nov. misunderstanding
800: market steady. Native steers, o0
MT.5O; native cows and heiters E:Wtt
bulls. 3.2SIAiO: calves. 4.G0I 500: west
crn steers, i.0oIo.I5: western cows, 2.'om
$50.
lower. Bulk of snles. 7.95dS.40: heavy.
7.e5aS.I5: packers ard butchers, S.l9p
S,i5: light, S.S0nS.SO,
Sheep-Recelpts. 5000: market steady;
Muttons, 3.75dp so; lambs. l.25I 6.i5; fed
wethers and yearlings. J9On6U; fed
western ewes. 3.2Ii4.5.