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Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Graee sooietIns tn M..t

Grace Church Sewing Society will
hold their annual election Of officers
at the meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the church. This meeting will
close the seasons work. Grace WON.
ans Foreign Missionary AUXILIARY
will meet on Wednesday afternoon al
3 o'clock. in Social Hall Mrs. VIII
liam NJ Field viii preside. The Ep-
worth League Of Grace Church will
give a strawberry festival In Social
Hall on Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
HAS $4,000 INVESTED

The treasurer's report of st. An
drew's Episcopal Church for the year
ending April 1. 1910. shows a total of
invested funds amounting to S4SS6010.
This is divided into endowment fund,
S2l 1925; the Jesse Lane fund, $1,000;
the d. Corbit Warner Memorial fund
$500, and the residue under will Of
sarah Ann Kellum fund, Sl4.767.S5
Receipts for the year from all sources
were S6,791.56.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
ADMIRAL HIcHBoRN
TO BE BURIED IN BOSTON

WASHINGTON. May .. Arrangements
were made to take the body Of Rear Ad-
miral Philip Hichborn, U. $. n. retired.
who died last night to Boston directly
after the funeral services at the family
home this afternoon. Interment will be
at Mt. Auburn Cemetery in that city to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, MONDAY MAY 2. 1908 PAGES
CROWD CHASED MAN
WHO FIRED REVOLVER

An unknown negro yesterday afternoon
fred a revolver in the air, back Of the
plant of the American Car and Foundry
Company, and was chased by a crowd Of
white men. Just what caused the trouble
the police have been unable to earn. The
negro managed to make his escape and
that ended the AFFAIR
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
STRUCK WOMAN BECAUSE
SHE TALKED WITH MAN

Frank Tillison. coored, charged with
assault and battery. was arralgned in city
Court this morning. The complainant was
Eva jackson, colorcd, who said Tillison
struck her yesterday afternoon because
she was talking to another man. Tillison
pleaded guilty and was fined so and costs.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
MORE CUPS FOR
HIGH SCHOOL Rows

At the week-opening exercises Of the
High School this morning Prof. A. II. Ber-
lin presented to each OF the members OF
the relay team the silver loving cups they
won at the u. Of P. meet at Philadelphia
on Saturday. The two farces presented at
the reception Of the senior class were re-
peated.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Who is c. NJ. Green.

Wilmington horsemen cannot place
the &c. NJ. Green of Wilmington" who
is said TO have purchased Landama
CD by Sahib. out of Script Issue
Landau is said TO be the first foal
of her dam, who is by The Bonds
man, her sire. Sahib, being by Bingen
out Of Lady Ethelynn. by Jackdaw
The hlly is entered in 100000 worth
of stakes.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
BOSTON LAWYER
AT HOME OPENING

Frederick o. Downs, lawyer, Of Bos-
ton. Mass. and Past Great Sachem Of the
/. o. r. NJ. Of that state, has been secured
TO deliver the address at the opening OF
the Fraternal Home of the Impd o. r. NJ.
at Newark on May IA. Mr.. Downs will also
be tho principal speaker here on Tam
many day. MAY Is.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May g.
There will be rain tonight and Tues
day from the upper Mississippi valley
eastward with possible some snow in
the upper lake region and showers in
the northern sections Of the east Gulf
States.
Forecast till p. m. tomorrow;
For Delaware-Rain tonight and
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Fined for Disorder on car.

Edward Ryser. charged with dis
orderly conduct, was arraigned in
City Court this morning. John d. Hail
conductor of a West Fourth street
car said Ryser on Saturday night
used bad language while aboard the
car. Ryser pleaded guilty anu was
fined s. and costs.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Dynamite In Stove,
Woman Blown to Bits

gled beyond recognition. Several other
persons living in upper floors were badly
shaken up but escaped serious injury.
Several pasers-by were painfully injured
by flying bricks and timber.
Joseph Freedman, owner OF the build
ing. who owns half hundred other build
ings in the section. is the person against
whom the dynamite is believed to have
been designed.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Niaht sereamsr is Fined.

Charged with disorderly conduct.
Mary Groely. colored, was arraigned
in city Court this morning PATROL
man Walker said Mary. at o'clock
on Sunday morning was screaming at
the top Of her voice on Lafayette
street She was fined s. and costs.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
APPOINTMENTS
BY GOVERNOR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. May 2--Governor PEN
newill to-day made these appoint
ments John p. Virden. Of Lewes,
member of Roard of Pilot Commits
sioners for full term.
Samuel Luther Shaw. Of Harrington.
magistrate.
John Fl. Short, reappointment, chief
OF oyster police.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
$50 Fine on Woman.

Lottie Russell. colored, charged
with having been drunk and disor-
derly, was arraigned in City Court
this morning. Selia Ford, colored,
said Lottie carried on awfuly" on
Saturday night. Lottie pleaded guilty
and was nnad $50 and costs.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Choral Society Concert.

The spring concert Of the Whining.
ton Choral Society. under the direc-
ton of T. Leslie Carpenter, viii tax,
place tomorrow evening in the New.
Century Club.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Mr.. Burke on Nassau Circuit.

The Rev. Asbury Burke who was
assigned to Mt. Lebanon NJ. e. Church
at Rockland but refused the appoint
ment has been appointed to pas
torate on the Nassau Circuit.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
HALT AUTO TRIP
TO GET MARRIED

Specil ! to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL. Del. May "A trip
through the Delaware and Maryland
Peninsula in an automobile by Charles
w. Bostard. Miss Mary Wiley and Il
chaperon. all Of Philadelphia was halt
ed here yesterday when the young
couple dropping in at the Mt. Pleasant
Cf cult Parsonage were married b. the
lIev. ]. Harry Wilson. The couple for
recreation purposes had planned a trip
Of two weeks over the county and
had no intertions Of getting married
until they reached Laurel.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Muzzle Your Dogs.

The ordinance requiring dogs run
ang at large to be muzzled went into
effect today. All dogs on the street
must be held In leash or be muzzled.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Grants Lsttars on Estatn

Register OF Wills Walker today
granted letters of administration on
the estate of John Mclaughlin to
John w. Brady.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02

Philadelphians Get Marriage License.
Magistrate Gluckman today issued
marriage license to Joseph a. Nc
Crane and Ruth n. Hay of Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
Wilminnton aYr Meetlna.

The. Wilmington Y. w. c. T. u viii
have an important business meeting
tonight at the homo of Miss Mary
Toulsop. No. 91e West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02
To Have Supper and Sale,

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Sec
ond Baptist Church will have sup
per and sale at the chapel on Friday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-05-02

Advertising in THE EVEN
INC JOURNAL is a lever that
will Iiff your business into
prosperity
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ELY CENTRAL
PLASTERED WITH LENS

Fly Central is closed up as tight as
dram. The pumps were pulled from the
Clipper shaft yesterday, anu that work
ms closed down. and last night all
hands AT the Eureka shaft quit with
o.lt the f0rmality of pulling the pumps.
The boilers were blown out TO prevent
he possibility Of freezing, and for the
first tins Iu more than "A year the fires
we're 6raWn from the furnaces and the
shaft house was in darkness save for
Size rays of the electric liEhts over the
Eureka shafl, says the Exposition.
Yesterday morning the first attach
menL was levied by Thomas Sennett,
and this vas on the personal holdings
"a the company, including a Keystone
drill. casing. powder and office fix
tpres. This morning a batch of at
tachfnents was levied on the cOmpanys
property, and before tomorrow morn
ing labor liens amounting 10 about
s boo Will be plastered on the property
SennctJs claim is for sSI4.S7 for sup
niles furnished by him, and s72.25 for
claim assigned 10 him by WilsOn-Bates
Furniture company. Through Attorney
sam W. Belford the CamptOn CONNER
cial company has sued for ss2S.90, and
filed a lien for Sl.0So.22. The Ely
Lumber q Coal company also filed suit
lien through Mr.. Belford for S2,sA6.s9.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS

Preliminary hearing in the case of
b. II. Scheftels, George G. Rice and
other members Of B. II. Schefteis a Co,
New York, before Commissioner Shields.
has been postponed until November %.
The recent visit of Thomas F. Cole
to Ely has started anew the activity
in the matter OF railroad building. Ten
tatiVe plans now promise the building
OF an ore road for the GirouX CONSOLE
dated, the result of rebellion against
high tariffs charged by the Nevada
Northern for hauling equipment to the
property.
Recent developments on the 0pohon-
go have been confined TO the 800 level,
with ore developed by a small force
of men TO a depth of 500 feet.
The visit of Steele and Riepe to this
city is for the purpose of concluding
negotiations with the Knight interests
for the purchase OF the Steele group
ia Robinson canyon in the Ely dis
tfiet II is said the consideration Will
be $4,000 and that the deal lacks lit
tie of its contamination.
Al Frank. manager OF Ohio Copper
has gone TO Butte on business.
Tony Jacobson and Val Snow have
gone up TO inspect the Columbus Con-
sOlidated
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-19
OLD FAVOR|TE
HOLDS THE BOARDS
Iron Blossom Sells 10000
Shares in Three Days;
Worth $4,000.

Brokers are having so many good
days 1hese days that they are begin
ming to be looked upon as an every
day occurrence. Yesterday the total
sales amounted TO 49,419 shares at SIS
557 SO. Iron Blossom led again, open
ing at So, falling to 81 cents, its clos
ing sale. registering a total of over 49,
00O shares, the same number of shares
sold for three days hand running, a
total of 4O,1I0 shares. valued al $50. 0O0.
Uncle Sam was perhaps the next livest
issue, opening at 81 and selling down
TO So cents, where il closed. The other
stocks held Well. The afternoon open
board was unusually lively, over 10000
shares exchanging hands.
The official closing quotations yes
terdaY were as follows:
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NEW YORK MANIPULATIONS
CBy Badger Bros. Private wire)

(By Badger Bros. Private Wire.)
New York, Nov. 1S-The deceiving
character Of yesterdays stock opera
lions, in which certain groups of lead
ing issues were made to appear espe-
cialiy weak. created much bearish SEN
timent in the Wall street atmosphere
yesterday and early today. There was
ample proof, however. at the close of
today's session that manipulation yes
terday was for the purpose of fur
Their accumulation of the leading
stocks By important interests. There
was very little change in the matter of
news today except for the prO-fOrma
figures for tOmOrrOW's bank statement,
which Will probably show a good gain
in cash for the week The stock mar
ket seems TO be in a strong position to
advance in the coming month TO much
higher figures.-E. +. Hutton x Co.
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ROCK GROUP
MAKES ORE SHIPMENT

Covering a domain of 100 acres. the
White Rock Mining company's prop
erty, located five miles southwest OF
Milford. is giving a good account of
itself, according to Manager George
Weston. who says: sinking was be-
gun on the property and at II feet
the vein showed IA inches wide. We
have gone down 100 feet and at that
depth the vein is stronger and has
widened out TO two feet and has been
in ore all the way down A drift run
so feet TO the east on this Level has
been in ore all the way, with some
copper showing IN the face. A drift
60 feet to the west on the same level
has encountered the same conditions
and I look for the contact in the next
10 or Is feet. These drifts show ore
for 10 feet on the strike OF the vein
and from the surface down. There are
only two other mines in the district
that show sucn results for the amount
of development done. Samples of the
ore give n per cent lead. 44.15 ounces
silver and $3.50 gold. One shipment
has been made which netted a nice
profit and we have considerable more
blocked out at present.
n-fnSfuu
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

Curb stocks were inactive yesterday.
the total sales amounting to but 2,1SI
as against over $4,000 of the previous
day. The sales were as follows: Uintah
Treasure Hill, 797 shares at TO +
cents; Federal Ely. 1000 shares at 1OA
cents; DemijOhn, 500 at So cents; Bing-
ham Central Standard, 500 at 8 cents.
The closing quotations on curb yes
terday were as follows:
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ROSTON MARKET.

Ciy Badger Bros Private Wire)
Boston, Nov. 1S.-The Boston market
has been dun, with the tone fairly
steady On small transactions c. & A.,
Mohawk. Superior and Hancock each
lost point Other departments of the
market are featureless, with prices on
the whole hanged.-Hayden, Stone *
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CHINO THE FEATURE

(By Badger Bros. Private Wire)
New York, Nov. IS-Chino was the
feature of "a strong curb market today,
having strong inside support Thirty
dollars is freely talked of for this stock
This is probable, but the way the mar
ket closed il looks as if il might sell
off from tOday's high price. Inspira-
ton and Ray Central were also heavily
traded in. Market looks higher.-Alil-
Ter
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-19
BARRATT SPRINGS
SHOWS FREE GOLD
At 105 Feet Depth Four Inches
of $1,000 Ore Is
Discovered.

Saturday a rich strike was made in
the company shaft on the 1910 mine at
Barrett Springs. AT a depth of los feet
a streak OF hign- grade was encountered
four inches in width that assayed 81. 900
per ton in gold, says the Silver State
From the grass roots the company
mas been taking out ore that runs from
$40 to $500, silver predOminating. All
or this rock is refractory, neceSsitating
treatment by smelling. but the strike
above referred to is free milling.
Al the cOmpany's shaft and on all the
ieases the value of the ore has con-
stantly increased with depth, and lndi-
cations are that Barrett Springs will
make one Of the greatest camps in the
state.
Ore On Dumps.
Relative to this brand-new camp, the
Hum bOldt Star says:
A mining camp that is making rapid
strides in the way OF development work
and ore production is Barrett Springs,
eight miles west of Winnemucca. This
section is quite a lively place at the
present time. and il is surprising TO
see the amount Of ore that is piled on
different dumps in readiness to be
hauled to Winnemucca for shipment to
the smelteT. With few exceptions this
ore is being taken from the grassroOts
at very little expense.
The country seems to be a network
of lodges and veinlets, all carrying ore
abundance. 1t is a Veritable paradise
for prOspectOrs, and is what can be
reasonably called a poor mans camp.
Many Leasers.
The property OF the Nineteen Ten
Mining company is perhaps the busiest
section in the district on account of the
many leaseFs that are working on this
estate. For a distance of at least 1890
feet in length on different blocks OF
ground shafts are being sent down, and
tunnels are being run into the hill and
most all these openings are following
ore. The biggest attraction on this
property, however, is in the company's
shaft, which is now down to a depth of
about 105 feet. From the rim OF this
pit to the bottom there is a continuous
vein of ore and in some places il takes
up the full width Of the shaft. At a
depth of fifty-five feet the ledge is
three and half feet wide. and assays
for the full width $29 in gold 10 the
ton. The ore is of oxidized material
and pans well.
SAN FRANCISCO dINISG.
Badger Brothers, brokers. furnish
the following. received over their pri-
Yate wire;
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BOSTON AND NEW YORK
COPPER SHARE MARKETS

Badger Brothers. brokers. furnish
the following. received over their pri-
Vate wire:
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
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ORES AND BULLION.

Shelter settlements yesterday. >
reported by Mccormick & Co.: =
Ores, $4,000; bullion, 10000. =
Silver was quoted at 55gc; cop =
per catholics. 12.65c: lead. $40. ,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-19

NEVADA MINE
New Mill Is Started-Large
Bodies of Milling Ore
on Hand.

After having spent two months in the
BlaekhOrse -Osceola district of White
Pine county. A G. Burritt, superintend-
ent of the Amalgamated Nevada Mines
company, has returned 10 his Salt Lake
office for few days. first having wit
messed the starting up of the COM
pany's splendid new 1O-stamp mill.
which is now grinding out 80 tons of
ore from the san Pedro shaft. There
are zee tons OF milling ore now stored
in the Slopes and unused workings OF
the mine and not less than 900 tons
on the dumps, all of which win aver
tailings from the new amalgamated
concentrating plant showed 40 cents,
which gives "a good idea of the perfec-
ton OF the plant.
Erect Custom Mill.
This mill was built and arranged for
custom work. said Mr.. Burritt yester-
day but We have sufficient ore al
ready mined on our own property 10
keep IL busy for months to come. 1t
has been erected with a view of put
ting in 10 stamps more, which will be
done Immediately We have a plant
as near perfection as could be bought,
with l25-hOrsepOwer engine, boiler, etc,
with electric light plant and all The
mill and mine are situated two miles
east or Blackhcrse- we are putting IN
a concrete dam 800 feet long to store
water for the mill The reservoir will
cover two acres.
Extensive Workings.
The principal workings on the prop
erty are an S00-fOOt tunnel and a 160-
foot incline shaft. The shaft has fol-
lowed the vein from the surface down,
having gone through a large body of
ore over four feet wide, worth S37 to
the ton, gold predominating, with to
4 ounces silver. The tunnel has been
driven in below ana Will tap the prin-
clpal vein al a vertical depth of about
$50 feet An upraise from the tunnel
and a 45-fOOt Wine in the shaft viii
connect the workings. The Wine is
still following the ore. The greatest
depth is $50 feet.
From the tunnel a 142-fOOt drift has
been sent out 10 catch the main vein.
About 90 feet further should reach that
important point in the mines develop
ment.
The surface indications on the prop
erty are exceptionally good. The ore
occurs in quartz vein in the quartzite
and rhyOlite."
Working Large Force.
The Amalgamated is now working a
force of about fifty men. 1t includes
20 claims. and has expended S30, 600 in
developing the OutcrOpping ore bodies
in various parts of the big domain of
420 acres. The altitude of the mine is
1000 feet. The property is in Snake
Range, on the old Sacramento road be-
tween Wheelers Peak and Mount Me-
riah. at Sacramento Pass, the road
made famous by the California gold
rushers of 40.
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CLOSE one MrNT.

The New Orleans mint will be aban-
dOned. The director of the mint an
nounced that there was not enough
work TO keep all the plants in opera
ton. The gold bullion at New Or
leans is being transferred 10 Phila-
delphia.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-19
TlNTlC WEEKLY
ORE SHIPMENTS

Carload shipments from Tintic dis
frict this week totaled 127. Centennial
eureka has ~. Dragon iron comes see
ond with 16. iron Blossom has Is. The
following Is the list.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
OREs AT sAMPLERs.

Five carloads of ore from Utah mines
and two Nevada were released by the
Utah Ore Sampling company yesterday.
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Forenoon Sales.

Forenoon Sales.
Carisa-10O at lac.
Iron Blossom 800 at ssc: 500 at SIC.
seller so; 1,40O at SIC; 1900 at 9ee; 100
at sec, seller so; 500 AT s5c.
May Day-240 at 10Ac, 1900 at lie.
Mt Lake-1,0O at Acc.
South Columbus CON- 600 at 14Ac.
Uncle Sam-6O0 at 64c; zoo at csc
Open board.
Beck Tunnel-l,00 at 12c.
Iron Blossom, 900 at S5c
New York-5O0 at sc; 500 at sac, buy
er CO.
Crown Point-50O at sac.
Ohio Copper-1O0d$1 .72a.
Tintic COmbinatiOn-l,O GOO at lie.
Shares sold, 1873.
Selling value, $S.67O.11.
Afternoon Sales.
Iron BIOssom-10O at S5c; 500 at sac;
!, 800 a S3c; 500 at SSc, seller 60.
Lower Mammoth-500 at lac.
May Day-30O al lie.
Ohio COpper-100 at si.75.
South Columbus Con.-50O at 14ac.
Tintie Central--5O0 at sac.
Uncle Sam-6Q0 at 62e; LOO at Gle;
so at sec.
Open Board.
ar-Talisman-5OO at 13Ae; 1000 at
Century, zoe at &C.
Crown Point GOO at SIC.
Beck TUNNEL 600 at 1Z3c; 500 at
13c.
Columbus at zee; 100 at 2sae.
Iron Blossom, 100 at SIC.
Lower MammOth-S00 at lac.
Silver King CoalitiOn-150 at 81 80.
Sioux COn.-2O0 at 29ac; 1000 at soc,
South Columbus Cons, 600 at lie.
Uncle SAM, 600 a Z sic; 500 at 6Oc
100 at 59c; zee at 5Se
Colorado, 600 at 4Sc; 900 at 4Sle,
buyer so.
Tintic Central 900 at 9sc.
Nit Lake. 600 at sc.
East Crown Point-3,000 at &c,
Yankee COn.-2OO at sac.
Shares sold, 81 Ice.
Selling value, $3.50. IS.
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Many Leasers

SAN FRANCISCO INNING.
Badger Brothers, brokers, furnish
the following, received over their pri-
Yate wire;
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING sTOCKs.

San Francisco, Nov. 1S.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks
today Vvara fcf1nVrgs
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