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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10
BEAVER COUNTY MINES
MOVING TO THE FRONT
Rob Roy Property Shows Some Pine
Ore BOdies-Shccp Rock Co
soon Start Work

"Therc is not a prospect In Beaver
county that is not doing legitimate
work, as far as / am able to ascertain"
declared W. L. Cook. this morning.
after returning from that county
There is much activity there now and
nearly every property there has ore 20
work On"
During his trip through the county
Mr.. Cook declares he was greatly inn
pressed by the activity now going on
there. There is considerable shipping
and more men employed in mining
there than ever before
During his trip Mr. Cook took oc-
casion To visit the Rob Roy property
which is owned by r. r. FarnsWorth
Of Salt Lake This property. he de-
clared, is opening up some fine bodies
Of high grade gold ore For the last
Is feet the 300 foot incline shaft
has been iu ore averaging $40 ton
IN gold This is along tine hanging
wall OF the vein. The value of the
ore on the foot wall az that depth has
not been determined.
A recent shipment from The property
has been sent down along enc vein and
throughout there is plenty OF ludica-
tions Of good ore being opened up.
Years ago there werc a number ~
shipments made from the property. At
that time Il was equipped with small
min from which the owners made
little money
A huge lotion boulder found iu tho
creek near the property led To- the disc
Covery 81 the mine The boulder was
broken w and milled, netting the com
Dany a good profit
About two miles from the Rob Roy
~ the sheep Rock property. owned by
the Bambcrgcrs. n is understood that
this property win start up within the
next three weeks This property IL
under the management Of Frank J.
Tolton Of Beaver city
The gold bearing zone iu Beaver
county has attracted the attention Of
GoldhCld prospcctors and about 30 OF
them have been i'm the district since
the first NJ the year All the claims
for miles around have been located.
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Many eve defects. Of course. are due
TO the bad habits of their possessors.
Tobacco. for instance. Is generally
held to impair their vision. usually
iniuring the color sense so that gold
and silver become indistinguishable.
According to some medical auJhori-
tics. again. the connection between
eve and tooth trouble is more than an
old wife's fable. In his book dealing
with the subject. Hancock relates the
story Of a boy who woke up one
morning To find himself blind. on
examination his teeth were discov-
cred to be crowded together. and
result that by evening he could dis
tinguish between light and darkness.
More teeth were removed, and in II
DAYS his sight was fully restored.
Other cases which tend to show the
connection between eye and tooth
trouble have also been noted. Very
frequently occupation has much to do
with one or other eve defect Thus,
nystagmus is sometimes known as the
miners disease.
Nvstagmus is an involuntary oscil-
Iation Of the eveball TO and fro or
round in It's orbit I'm contradistinc-
ton to glaucoma. it is a young defect,
having been noticed I'm infants. bur
sometimes It attacks miners after 40.
Miners are inclined TO attribute tho
falling TO the bad light but Il Is
more likely to be caused by the con-
tinual upward glance so often ncces-
STATED nv their occupation.-Stra
Magazine.
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RrRRo MAKES STRIKE.
Another Vein OF silver Ore Found In
Running Tunnel.

Another vein Of ore has been encoun-
tered ia the Burro property on Black
Creek Supt. Leon Pcugeot Of the mine
returned last night from the property
where he now has "A force Of IS men at
work
4 strike Of considerable Importance.
he says, has just been made The
ore. he says. was cut by the crosscut
tunnel and is about IS feet further east
Of the vein from which ore Is being
taken out for shipment The new vein
is about rs inches wide and carries an
average Of ia ounces In silver. This is
at a depth Of approximately $40 feet.
Already about five tons of ore have
been taken out OF this vein.
MIR Peugeot declares that shipments
at the property have been tied up on
account of the roads not being finished.
The contractor has promised 20 have
the work finished several times. but IL
may be a woek or more before the first
shipment will be brought down. Il was
expected that the shipment could be
brought down on MAY I. but the install
lation Of the steel bridges has tied up
the work.
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

Stockholders Of the Newhouse Hotel
company met In the NoWhouse Office
building Monday afternoon. the repre-
seutation being not large Mr. New
house reported that he had been sue
cossful in making necessary financial
arrangements while recently In the
east The reports of the officials show
cd the company boz excellent condition.
While the meeting was In progress, the
structural steel workers on the hotel
building across the street ran mp
piece Of steel TO the twelfth story and
fastened "a flag 90 the top. The work
on the building has been progressing
satisfactorily and no further delays
ON account of nnn-arrival of material
are anticipated. After the meeting. Mr.
Newhouse, W. ". Armstrong. prcsi-
dent OF the National Copper bank,
and others Inspected the bank quarters
on the ground floor. which ii is planned
will be ready for occupancy by June
l. The finishing strokes are now In
progress. Including the closing up Of
the vault the great door having been
swung into place. completion or the
partitions for the employees and the
private offices. and the last Of the de-
signs are being made by the decor
ators.
one Of DenVer's successful building
contractors. r. j Grihth. was In the
city Monday on his return from trip
to the coast in search Of health. After
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HIGHER,
CLOSING ACTIVE

New York May io.-stocks opened al
higher prices today ON active trading but
without any conspicuous feature in the
dealings There were slight declines I'm
a few issues. including T.. S. steel. New
York Central aud Canadian Pacific. the
last named falling "a. Louisville q Nash
willie and General Electric rose Ia.
American Mailing preferred ia, Interna-
tional Harvester T. and Wabash preferred
and Utah Copper large fractions.
After alternating up and down mar
row range for time the market de-
Neloped pronounced downward move
meut with ST. Paul the Pacincs, U. s.
steel and American smelling leading.
All Of the above named as well as sew
eral others sold below yesterdays clos
ing, ST Paul losing a. point.
The extreme dulucss and hcavlness
Of the market was ascribed 20 with
drawal Of supporting measures thought
advisable ON account OF the death Of the
king Of England which seemed no longer
necessary today. Some re-selling Of
stocks bought ON that account was sup
posed 70 be going on. strength In the
New York public utilities rallied the
market at noon. Brooklyn Union Gas
rose g. Consolidated Gas ~, La Clede
Gas ~ and Interborough Met. preferred
J. Canadian Pacific and American
Sugar declined I p.
Bonds were firm,
Stocks were pressed for sale again and
prices reached the lowest Southern Pa
cihc and ". $. steel lost T.
The market closed irregular and ac-
tive. Reports of beneficial rains iu the
northwest and Of some large sales Of
copper by the leading interests gave
brisk upward impetus 10 prices. Gains
iu Northern Pacific reached PCS, Con-
sOlidated Gas 53s. Amalgamuted Copper
2h, Reading Illinois central. Wub3el
preferred and Delaware d Hudson ..
Union Pacific. Great Northern pre-
forrcd T. American smelling and Ana
couda lia TO / Is and % number Of stocks
TO IA, There was some yielding from
the best late iu the dealings.
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PERSONALS.

Deputy United states Marshal Ju-
liam Ruev has returned from Fillmore
where ne went TO serve subpoenas on
witnesses In the Frank Hanson arson
case.
Mrs Sarah A. Pool and Mrs Martha
J. Watson have gone to Colorado
Springs. as delegates In attendance or
the Unitarian convention TO be held
there
Rev r. l. Goshen has sufficiently re-
covered from his indlspositiun 20 at
tend once more to his parochial duties.
The Very Rev Dean Andrew Nor
risey. provincial superior Of the FAITH
crs OF the Holy Cross at Notre Dame,
Ind. is in the city on an official vista
ton. en- route cast from Portland
trim
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PRODUCE.


A.A1AAaAAHhff
chicago MAY lO-Braoed by pur-
chases based on the idea that the bear
lsh construction placed on the govern
ment crop report unduly Ignored the per-
centage Of acreage abahdonea. wheW
Ii was asserted that the abandonment
had been largely increased since the
government figures had been computed
Moreover, the plant this year has not
boeu well rooted. tho bulls claim. and
was not gaining vitality,
The foreign crop summary, too, SHOW
cd TODAY that the conditions In the Uni
ted Klngdom and France were not SO fav-
orable. Prices started lsfp4 lower 20 q
higher with September huA 20 hW p
down at 1OlA to Y From the low point
named quotations went up steadily 70
Corn was armer on scattered commits
sion buying. offerings were light Ihe
market opened * lower 10 = higher Win
september AT 63A 10 y and rose 10 o5'a
BELIEF that there was large buying
order under the market helped oats.
Barring "a little rush Of selling by local
dealers and cash concerns nj the omen
ing there were no oats on sale. sep
tcmber started = of az SsAs and reach'
Provisions were higher on the light
run of hogs here and west because or
the scarcity OF offerings Ia the PIT
Prices were 8 20 l2lac up with Septem-
Der pork al 2272ia, september lard az
70 12h and ribs az 2.j2A.
Wheat-In the last half hour Of trad
ing May wheat dropped ~ on reports
of engagements OF cash wheat a. Duluth
90 come 10 Chicago and csIred lllNrul
selling Of the more zctive futures. Tho
close was weak az The lowest figure or
the day with September at l.ooS a net
loss Of 1919
corn corn eased on 10 sympathy with
wheat and closed at 63as q y a shade mp
from last nights figures.
Cash corn No. 2, ga ~ No white.
61U q No. yellow, 63u "; No Q, 81 n b2'
No. 3 white. G0Gj; No. 3 yellow. $50 'a ,
No. T. ia05gt4. No. 4 white, eQHd4; No. 4
close Rye-Cash rs May rs. July
7si5
Barley CASH 46mei
Timothy May. As. oct, 400
wheat-May III: Jury io2A. Sept,
cofn-May. aa July. sa%, sept, $50,
ath: Dec. 517s
oats May i2A; July Dss sept 3sa.;
Dec. 80
Moss pork per hbI-July ECO. sept.
Lard. per 100 lbs-July. i2.72h Sept,
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-July. y .50:
sept, ~ 42ibal2.f5.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. May 1O-Butter Steady
Creameries. 23m 3; dairies, 2426
Eggs-Steady. At mark. cases Included
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SUGAR AND coFFEE
TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York. May lO.-Mouey .r ,r
steady, 80 "a per cent. rui.r- ..,-
~ closing bid, 3A offered al
Time loans firm and DUH. SD 14... ,
az per cent and 80 days l8l ~
months, 4di4
Prime mercantile paper. f&aH. re-
cent; sterling exchange weaker oi,t
actual business In bankers bills ..
$3.50 for 60 days. and at fstl. l'.
demand
Commercial bills, AS3A@M.
Bar silver, 537s
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds, steady. RAILROAD
bonds. firmcr.
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looking about salt Lake, he expressed
himself greatly pleased with salt Lake
and predicted for IL great future
Five years ago the managers OF the
Country club paid $4,000 for 90 acres
Of ground near Ninth East and Ihir-
toenth South and today they practical
lv refused an offer Of $4,000 for the
tract minus the buildings and two acres
Of the most valuable OF the land. At
that time $500 an acre WAS consider
cd high. but today 81, 800 is not much
OF temptation TO the owners As the
club Is increasing in membership and
requirements. and the soil at the pres
cnt site is not well adapted for polo ana
other outdoor games, the offer OF Cam
non q Cannon. which has been sub
mitted IN writing, may finally be ac-
cepted. provided the club may secure
moro desirable site elsewhere which
must be of not less than 800 acres. A
site on the east bench up near the
mountains possesses features attrac-
tive 10 the directors OF the club. and
may be purchased for the proposed new
club
Work AT the new Orphans Home is
progressing as fast as workmen can
put on the permanent wall finish, and
fix up other points of more or less inn
fflIAhiltF4 NlAtlf All AAlf lfNl AANlA va AAAN
building that is already completed the
labor Of installing the furniture and
fixtures gives the place a busy appear
ance these days A shipment Of white
iron cots was received this week and
they are being distributed over the
building, and the rooms otherwise fit
ted up for the reception and comfort
Of the little waits. Various schools, so
cleties and Charitably inclined people
of the city are busying themselves in
the good work so that the institution
may be formally opened as soon as
practicable.
The Sakor Insurance company or
Moscow. Russia, filed copies of its ar
ticlcs Of incorporation and bylaws In
the Office OF the secretary Of state
today to do business in Utah with
Mutzeubccher and Ballard OF New
York as its American agents and Geo.
H. Squires as local representative.
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BOsToN cOPPER CLOsE.

james a. Pollock d. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Adventure, G4a7i4; Atlantic. 1904;
Cent. lli2ulsla, u. w. sob, g.. g.,
N'sa9. Mich $500 Nipissiug. 1Ouh,
Oseeola, l36n3a. shannon, uAHis.
Trinity. 5ia0f, Winona. SIS az. Davis
Daily tE0a. First Nat. 4 l-l6att.
asst, paid, luspn, f4Uai Majestic
o3u6s. New Utah. isuS3, Oneco ga
mla5 Shattuck. Z1U2s. IS. a. G.. 30u 30,
Yuma. 65u15. New Douglas. pa uia,
Zinc. 25h Giroux, 7AuS; Royale,
l3ph Lake. 5jAa5J7., Oiibway "a
as, S. a b., 1lHa. O.. S.. com, 429s
0a' 4. g. pfd., i'ts0la a. NJ Soat0i
Allouez, 4iia bid. 81. Coalition. 20Aal p:
q. NJ. lp0l7 Franklin, l2AWl3. la
Sale. 12ia012. Mohawk, 50U5l n. b.
53itU&; Parrot. rs bid, Superior, 4iAU
As: Utah Con, 2lla022. Wolverine, llJ
Mig. Ely con, 50055; La Rose, 4ff
1-l6; ". ", 6la07 Baltic 6Aas; Ray
Cent. 2sn4; south Lake 6lanti To-
nopah 704: Bohemia, 10AnN; CO
Con. 3-16n5-16 Corb.n. 1874 0l3' Han
cock 2Oig123. Kerr Lake. Ssaa7s; Ar
cadian "a, U6. Ray Con- 19n%;
Apex, 3dh: Gas. 2502E Baltimore
& Iackawanna. l0dl5; Chino, 1874 a. y;
Az Coml. ia q: G.. q A.. 81 z a. X
Cop Range, 6106S. CRANKY f5Wts;
Mexico Con pa a; Nevada Con. 1919
as: old Dom. 36 bid: Quincy, IS bid;
Tamarack. "a bid: Victoria, 3U =
Wyandotte. 1M az. Ely Cent lAH
"a ella. bid oak, 1879 20, Ma
uonal. 30n22; ohio Cop. 2ss 1-l6;
san Ant. 7alA Leaf. 7uSc; Yukon,
fi4dia: Bcgole ne N2A. East Butte.
say: Kew. 3iAG4. North Lake. 13h
ai4: S. Utah. 1taU&; on. 36d p;
Black Min. SAFE. Chemuug, 800;
Indiana, 22a H234.
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CONCENTRATES

s.. Herbert Williams Of the Boston
Ely Copper company is I'm the city.
General Manager 4. u. Moffat Of the
Majestic company Is up from Beaver
county
Jesse knight. J. win Knight and
w Lester Mangum Of Provo we're IN
tho city yesterday on business.
A. u. Knowlton has returned 10
Phoebe TO take up engineering WORK
that viii keep him busy for several
weeks
The International Smelling company
has declared a dividend Of two per cent
payable June 1. The books close on
May Il.
J. 4. Blodcett. travelling representa-
tive for Paine. Weber Co, Of New
York and Boston, is visiting the min
ing camps OF Utah.
A. X. Tiernan left last night for
Beaver county where he viii Inspect
the work being done at the Revenue
Consolidated property.
According to records in the local
office OF the Seven Troughs Monarch
Mining company the tunnel was driven
IA feet during April at an average cost
of $3.50 a foot
s.. s.. InUn. EHnefHl NidNhkfN VT thN
Cedar Talisman. returned Monday from
"A trim 20 the property, with the report
that the company has made another
strike Of silver lead ore on the l20-
foot level
A. c. Burritt. president and general
manager Of the Ohana Mining com
pauy in the Blackhorse mining dis
trict. has gone To the district 10 see
10 increasing the force and laying out
considerable future work.
The lease NJ the Stall Brothers on the
National Mining company property az
National was productive Of $4,000 for
APRIL This was taken out In treating
about 1000 pounds NJ ore. The lease
resumed work on April ].
A Boston dispatch says that the
United Copper company has in tts
treasury an the Canadian timber lands
Pittsburg coal lands, Davis DAILY and
Ohio Copper stocks which were for
mcrly held by the president
A special meeting win be held on
MAY "a by the stockholders Of the Ray
Consolidated Copper company for the
uurpose of Increasing the rapitaliza-
lion bv 100000 shares for the purpose
of taking over the ella property.
u G. Hammond. original owner Of the
and who has explored more thorough
Ia than most any other person the
Phoebe district. is In the city while on
his way back to Phoebe from the east
w j. Allison. n prominent New York
banker. b. i'm the city with General
Manager colin Mcintosh of the Onto
Copper. Il rs understood that MT
Allison represents "a syndicate Of east
cruers that intends To finance the
building of the last two units OF the
Ohio copper mill
In following "a two-inch streak Of ore
which was cut at a distance ~ i've
feet I'm the tunnel OF the East Car
hornate Mining company, near Park
CITY. the company has cut a two-foot
vein Of ore that runs 1856 ounces In
silver and "a high percentage Of lead.
This was developed az distance OF
30 feet I'm the tunnel.
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WOOL.


81. LOUIS
ST. Louis. May lO-Wool higher. Ter
ritory and western mediums, au23; hne
mediums. 1Sa22 line, l10l6.
BOSTON.
Boston. May lO-Interest VA oregon
staple holds the attention Of the local
market other lines continue dun ana
weak. Some heavy sales OF oregon a.
Csc. secured arc reported and IT Is estl-
mated that 10000 pounds are now IN
the market awaiting buyers.
Several lines OF unwnshcd ONO delalne
at CSC and qu8rter-blood at pc. are NOV
ing. while occasional transactions IN
clothing territory at PC. In the grease
are reported t.4
Shearing Is well under W. throughout
the west but there are no eastern buy
ers I'm the middle west II Is estimated
that half Of the Utah clip was sold on
the Sleeps back.
Pulled wool Is dul and demand for
the foreign production is limited.
LONDON
London. May g-'rhe offerings az Che
wool auction sales numbered iulN bales
and were nearly hl New Zealand cross
brcds Medium coarse grades were lG
active demand and sold ut hrm prices.
THE American buyers purchased taW
medium grades aud tie home trace
bought Victorian secured Werinos.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Orson W. Rudy and wife 60 Glen
r. Boutwell, part Of section ..
township j north, range I west. 5 80
John Mexican and wife 20 George
Trowbridge ct a.. part OF lot s.
Cyrus H. Clements und wife 10
John a. Fairclough. lots 5 and
Q. block 3, Rosedale subj. ~
Lena NJ Bonetty ct a. to Edward
D. Wicks lot n. part OF lot r.
block J. plat b. Oakley sub.
NJ III. walker and wife TO Carl
5. Schmidt. lot p block 2. Glen
Josie and Peter Anderson to Ar
BLOCK So piaf n ..........;..... 500
lotte p. Jensen, lot - block 2.
Denver Place ........ ... ......... a0l
Charles y. Dansie. Jr.. and wife 10
Charlotte y. Jensen. part Of lot %.
block 3 Denver Place ........-.....
A. y. HUMPHREYS and wife 10 N. J.
Cham6erlin; lots and T. block &
The salt Lake invt Co. 10 N. s.
Woolley part of section l5 town
ship I south, range 1 east....-..... II
= n. Pherson 20 G.. a. Pherson.
part Of lot p block L. plat Co.. 2iO0
Ashton-Jeukins co. 70 Rupert Gauf-
In, part OF lot ? block g. East
A, n: liumphries ana wife to Rosa
p. Wilcox lots 49, 40. q and a..
block @ ldlowild Add.............. con
Timothy Kinney 20 Dorothy *.
Whitley. part Of lot l. block 2
plat ID ...........
Rachel w Bailey 70 Ruth r. Max
well, part OF lot e. block IS. plat
ID ......... ......................... go
Jacob w Jensen and wife 10
Tracy Loan g. Tr Co, lots z and
s. pendletOn's Sub. ..............
John A. Burt and wife TO mo
8raude T.umbor 90. mart OF iot
D. block ~ 5-acre A.............. 10
HfN Hr.N -.
rer Co. proportv in bingham can-
SON ............ ...................... 900
Martin G. Christensen and wife 10
Utah Conner 90 nronertv In
Bingham CANYON ~ - eAo
O. Bourbon 20 Lucy Nfaurer. mart
Of section H. towuship 1 north
range / west Observation-Disclosures. 10
Salt Lake Sec. & IT. co. To- kim
ball a. Richards Co. lots ~ and
Dol Hollywood 10
Kimball a Richards 60 TO charles
j. Goodau ct AL. lots g2,0 aud 2gNi.
Highland PARK Mat A $50
Ashtou-Tenkins 90 40 Audrry,
Swenson. lot q block 8 East
Park Sub. ...... ................... 10
John II Ward and wife 10 Tercs9
NJ h. Schon. parf Of lot 3. block
Q Mat n "
Albert q. d Ciisoid and wife to Al
hiuH II. COlIicntt lots 81 and ge
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ILLUSTRATED CATALOG OF
PLAYS.

We have Just issued n new Illus
trated and descriptive cataloR OF plays
and farces. We carry a large stock
and the variety Is sufficiently great
10 supply any demand from a Sun
day school entertainment to a per-
Torrance on the professional stage.
Free on application.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main st.
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sTOCks srnL MENRY.
Market Has No Inclination to Llven
UD on Local Exchange.


Conditions remained but little chang
ed from yesterday on the local ex-
change this morning There was a
slightly better feeling and slightly
more Of an inclination 10 trade. There
was stil a strong feeling Of I'M
certainty and stocks slumpcd IN many
cases.
Iron Blossom dropped below the doll
lar mark again and sold az 90 cents.
Lower Mammoth which has prospec-
lively been one Of the top notchcrs.
dropped as low as IS cents, 2.tOO
fhares changing hands az that price
'ioux Consolidated showed but little
t1ange from what 70 has been for sew
fral weeks. The lowest price today
was 30i7 where IL dropped TO from 80
cents at the opening OF the market
The total number Of shares disposed
OF this morning was 9275. while tho
amount represented by the transactions
was sS,731
on the curb market affairs We're
somewhat quiet The sales were: 1000
shares Of Bingham Copper az ~ cents:
800 shares OF Opex at 40 cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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New interpretations

The Pine Ranch company. capital g..
600 In $500 shsr-s, flcc articles of ia.
corporation todAs Frank Y Twin
Is president. H. 81. Atwood. vice pras
don't, and ~ N. whitaker. seeretary
and tr-amurer There orc 10 Incor.
pcrators. ind the company lands srs
In Summit county.