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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
COLORADO CAPITAL
IN AMERICAN FLAG
Distinguished Visitors Come
to Examine Merits of
Park City Mine.
REPAIRS ARE FINISHED
Opening Constellation Group
From the Flags Deep
Workings.
REPAIRS ARE FINISHED

Four shifts have been lost at the
American Flag mine through the exeeu
ton Of repairs and betterments at the
property. The new stacks at the shal'
house are now in position, and the min
ers resumed work yesterday morning.
Three Colorado capitalists, who are
interested in the mine, came to Salt
Lake Yesterday and will 90 up into the
Park City district today to make an
examination of the property, They are
Judge James Owen Of Colorado Springs,
president of the American Exploration
company; George A, Krause, formerly
treasurer of the D. & R, g. railroad;
Major Charles t. Lowndes, capitalist
of Colorado Springs.
By means of drift from the ll0o
level of the American Flag the Con-
stellation group is to be opened mp.
The group consists Of eight patented
claims lying east OF the town OF Park
City. Their location was made by
Daniel Murchie, who sold them TO q
company headed by Henry Sutton and
DR.. LeCompte, with capitalization OF
100000 shares
The Constellation company put down
a shaft 200 feet and did some drifting
on strong vein containing little ore.
After several assessments had been paid
the stockholders accepted 1880 shares
of American Flag stock and S2500 cash
for the Constellation ground, and it was
incorporated with the American Flag in
1909. The high-grade Easter vein of
the Flag is said by the engineers to be
striking directly toward the Constella-
tiOn prouD.
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ORDERLY RETREAT
EXECUTED IN EAST
Authorities on Mining Market
Conditions Foresee Some
Further Depression.
COPPERS SHOW BEST
Red Metal Maintains Strength
in Spite of Condition
Called Critical.
COPPERS SHOW BEST

That market conditions In the east
, are by no means satisfactory may be
gathered from the following, supplied
by James A Pollock s. Co., Investment
brokers at 169 South Main street, the
report coming over their private wires
yesterday afternoon:
From Logan & Bryan, New York
The stock list yielded in an orderly
manner. Tho buying was principally
was not much news relative to affairs
in Mexico, but it is nevertheless real
lied that conditions are critical. A
worldwide lack of confidence, we be-
lieve, will exert pronounced influence
on stock market sentiment and will be
reflected by liquidation and other ad-
justments.
From Paine, Webber & Co., Boston
All classes Of stocks showed q reaction
airy tendency today, although the cop
pers made by far the best showing, In
tho main the situation is still critical,
and with general business on the down
which explains the scattered liquida-
tion and the absence Of support. The
present low levels are the only encour-
aging features, but We SEQ nothing In
sight at present to cause any material
rally.
From tho Gallagher Curb Letter, New
York-A reported denial by one of the
oil subsidiaries Of any contemplated
melon in the shape Of a stock dividend
had depressing influence on some Of
the specialties which have been advanc-
ing for the past week. The trade. how
ever, contends that advances are justi-
fled by intrinsic merit and predicts
that higher prices will be the rule The
Cobalts acted we'll, being we'll taken.
American Marconi sold at 31a and Ne
vada Hills at 53 There is considera-
BILE pressure on both and we would not
be surprised to see further decline in
them
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Blackbird, with 300-foot shaft; the
Imperial, with an l100-foot tunnel, from
which copper shipments have been made
profitably; the Washington, which has
rroduced high-grade ores from near the
surface; the CuPric. once a shipper o.
iron fluxing ores and now being devel-
oped at depth Of 500 feet; the Pea
cock. with shaft in one of the large
fissures; the Michigan owning q group
of claims west of the Imperial aud de.
veloped by al inclined shaft in the
quartz monzonite which has produced
high values in gold; the Indian Queen.
whose main tunnel has been driver
1900 feet, cutting several miueralized
fissures; The Nevada Ready Pay, IN
the quartz monzonite, aud the Golden
Reef, opened by an ls00.foot tunnel
and 200.foot shaft. and a shipper of
ore profitable for its gold content.
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KING COALITION IS
SOUGHT BY BUYERS
Iron Blossom Also Holds Well
Up to Figures Fixed in
Friday Sales.
CONFIDENCE INCREASES
Traders on Local Mining Ex-
change Beginning to Show
More Nerve.
CONFIDENCE INCREASES

Fair business, with a stronger feehnS
OF confidence coming into trading circles
characterized transactions on the local
mining exchange during the week Just
closed In the deals Of yesterday iron
Blossom sold at s115. and there was In
dication that the stock would maintain
that figure indefinitely, Silver KING
oahtlon was also q participator, each oil
the shares sold bringing sS?b. The lat
ter stock Is so well held by owners tiat
Il Is the exceptional thing when 1t comes
out for purchase Total sales for tho
week amounted to s17.79925.
Following are the complete hsures
posted yesterday.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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Cactus Big Producer.

The Newhouse district is northwest
Of Frisco. It's principal mine is the
Cactus, owned by the South Utah Mines
& Smeltcr company. II was discovered
in 1870. was acquired in 1900 by Samuel
NewhOuse and taken over in 1903 by
the Newhouse Mines & Smelter cor
porafIon. j. 1910 the company was
rcorganiZed as the South Utah. UD
to that time the property Welded Ia.
4l9,Gl9 pounds Of copper, 7jIJ ounces
Of gold end 1906 ounces Of silver
OF q gross yIlue OF S3.534,s76.
The mine is developed by main
shalt 500 feat deep, from which six
levels. Approximately 100 feet apart,
were opened. The sixth level is cor.
.nected with the mill by haulage fun.
mel 60i0 feet long. Below this tunnel
level j. an incline 3l6 feet deep with
drifts ~ the 100. 500 and 200 levels.
An ore shooi las beeu developed 700
feet IN length aud with maximum
width OF 200 feet.
Other mines Ia tho district are the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Rejuvenating Desoto

u. a Dudwiclc Of Rochester. Nev.. was
In Salt Lake yesterday. lie save .hgf
he haS taken j lease OH the pesoin untre
locate about thirteen miles north Of
Rochester,. and has q force OF eigiit men
at work cleaning up, preparatory To n
campaign OF extensive exploration work
Mr. ludwick has gone over the DroD.
erty pretty thoroughly and has decided
that IL can he made "a producer bv anuji-
canoii OF modern mining methods For
liltlc more than e year Nr J,udu,'i
has been operating No / lease on The
Rochester Crown Point and has taken
out OF that ground about 1000 tons OF
ore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
INDCSTRIALS.

SATURDAY SALES.
Cedar Tal!sman. 5000 at Sc,
Iron Blossom. 900 at SI.I5.
Prince Consolidated 1opo at 2gc.
Swansea. 200 At tic.
United T!ntic, 200o at lic.
Shares sold. i2.70G.
Selling value. St02S.T5.
OPEN BOARD.
cedar-TaIisman. 5000 at 5c.
Silver King Coalition. 20 at 1895.
Shares sold. 1920.
Selling value S99
WEEKS TOTALS
shares sold. G5,420
Selling value. Sl7,7o325.
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Pushing Aurora Mill

Jesse Knight is pushing work with all
possible dispatch or the mill plant I'm the
Aurora. New. district. Intending 10 have
n III operation by the time winter sets in
The plant Is being erected for tho mn
pose OF prohtably treating the low-grnr,c r.
gold product OF the district
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Settlement on First Car

The first carload Of ore TO come TO salt
Lake from the new bonanza district of
Ochico. Ore, has been settled for The
weight OF the ore was about forty tons
and IL netted s352j Another carload WIFI
reach hero in ten days
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EPORTED BIG DEAL
| IS NOW A CERTAINTY
BORA Hill Mining Company
Takes Over Property OF
Tuscumbia People.
y225,0OO IS PRICE PAID
Big Offer Also Made for the
Alder Mine in Twisp Dis
trict, Washington.
225,0OO IS PRICE PAID
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPOKANE. Wash. Nov. s.-One OF the
most important Occur dAlene, Idaho,
mining deals consummated recently is
the bond and lease taken by the Idora
Fiji Mining company on the property
of the Tuscumbia Mining company, at a
price OF s225,000. The deal was closed at
Wallace. Idaho, by II. e. Winder and
Morton Webster of Spokane. representing
the Idora company. and y. j. Whaley
acting for the Tuscumba stockholders.
Not all the stock of the Tuscumbia was
turned In on the present option, but
enough TO give the Idora people working
control of the property. Tho term of the
bond IS for two years, with royalties on
all ore extracted from the Tuscumbia
ground.
The consolidation OF the two properties
is Of great advantage to the stockholders
fnan ncially. and promises greater con-
venience In working them. The 1dora is
equipped with q mill. which is running
steadily from ores taken from the Idora,
but with the addition OF the Tuscumbia,
which Is In shape FOR immediate produc-
ton, the min can be run to its capacity
and the shipments OF ore corresponding
ly Increased. Tho ore is hauled from
the Idora mill TO Bum station on the
Northern Pacific railway. where IL is
los ded for shiDment
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OLYMPUS TEAM WINS
OVER WASATCH BOYS

The Olympus A, c, defeated the Wa
satch A, C. Saturday morning by a score
OF IL to 8. The Olympus boys were Light
er than tho Wasatch A c., but in the last
quarter showed a burst OF speed which
won for them. McCloud and Brooks
played a strong game for the losers, while
Wood, Evans and Bartlett starred for the
winners.
The lineup:
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John Revelator Leased

l.. a. Jeffs. Robert GoriinskI. L p
Jennings and the Bambergers have Sc
cured "A lease on the John Revelator mine
in Park city. Supplies are now being
sent 10 the property for the purpose ol
prosecuting Development work through
the winter -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
F RANK }
Packard
Oiefpi
Bod
WAS Al
Values &
in Silv2

Frank Nh
of the Pack
the Rochestd
received a
some good al
Mr.. Marg
property no1
during that
ly $2s,0 900 wd
ter Of yesterd
nation that 4
Of the tunnel
that is estimA
between $500
In opening
grave has run
to a distance
breast of orc thd
A crosscut at t.
to be four feet
surface outcroL .
twelve to twentS
One of the objed
Lake, Mr.. MargraV
financial help TO d
greatest pieces of p
of Nevada. He sa
prospects are good
the big mining de]
Inc R0cheSter dlS
holds out to miners
ments. The ground
gold-bearing ores,
paratively little is
trict outside of n
make a great mark
Prospectors who
district have expen
In opening up prop
ouire financial assis
development Of pre-
character of the
The miners have bt
ergetic, says Mr.. J
deserve to have tn
bring the district
prominence. a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Lease Old Producer.

Arthur Cooper ard T, j.. Rowley. who
have taken lease on the old Crown Point
mine In Government gulch. near Wardner,
Idaho. about ninety miles east OF Spokane,
report that the old workings OF the mine
have been cleaned UP and considerable
new development work started, which has
resulted in opening a vein Of milling ore
seven feet wide with high grade fourteen
inches wide. The mine was at one time
en- Important producer.
Chris Nigren IS IN charge OF the Aurora
Sampson property near the Il 2. & Il.
mine. In the Idaho Occur d'Alenes. The
company owns fourteen claims and IS
working on q lower tunnel about ZOO feet
long The surface tunnels show An orc
shoot about twenty-five feet long By three
feet wide. The ore is said 10 avera ge
about 10 per cent lead. New buildings
have just been completed al the lower
workings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Boston Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co. investment
brokers. 169 South Main street, furnish
the following, received over their private
wire yesterday afternoon.
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
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Ore aud Bullion.

Mccormick & Co., bankers. yesterday
reported that ore had been received 70
me faIme OF $4,000 and that bullion
total being 1920 ,0oo '-'
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Metal MARKET.

Posted prices on the metal market yes-
terday were AS follows: Silver 595r.
lead. Sf35; copper, S16.40
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Wasatch
Olympus.

Nevadas in San Francisco.
James A, Pollock & Co, Investment
brokers at 1863 South Main street supply
the following received yesterday after
noon over their private wires!
Golriield district Bid ASKED
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Receive Big Offer.

an offer of s1.s5o.oOo has been ten
dered 10 the owners of tho Alder mine
at Twisp. Wash, for that property, ac-
cording To advices received In Spokane,
The owners OF control arc holding OUT for
$1,000. zoe. go IL is not known whether
this deal will be consummated Tho Of
fer comes from r. well known mining
syndicate. whose name is not given. This
is the highest price ever offered for any
mining property in the Twisp district
The Alder mine is the best developed
property in north central Washington
IT is said that $1,000, 600 worth OF ore is
now blocked out and awaits the con-
struction Of railroad. The mine has
copper. with silver and gold showings.
The construction OF railroad up the
Columbia river from Pateros to Twisp
Will permit further operations. The ma
tority, Of the stock Is owned by some
wealthy farmers near. Fargo, n. d. In
the carly stages OF development this
mine was bonded by DR.. Couche OF Twisp
FOR $4,000. He subsequently, bonded il
for $4,000 and still retained block OF
stock Since that time the value OF the
mine has rapidly appreciated from year
10 year. An offer OF sl,000.000 was said
TO have been turned down by the own
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Electric Transportation.

The Interstate company. IN Nine Mile
canyon IN the Idaho Occur d dAlenes, is
equipping the mine with electric haula ge
for distance OF 1000 feet The milling
plant Is now running with three shifts 10
It's full capacity OF 800 tons per day. Five
four horse teams are busy hauling the
crude ore anud concentrates to Bum stu
ton. the shipping point. Five more teams
are al work hauling from the comapny {
sawmil near the mine for the construction
Of twelve new bungalows and hotel OF
seventy rooms for employees &ll
buildings VIII be equipped With steam
heat. baths and all modern improvements
~. Barnes Is manager OF the company,
Nick Sheridan is mine superintendent and
Lon Fogle y mill superintendent
Ben l.. Collins Of Spokane. secretary ol
the II. y. & 81. company, states the com
pany IS considering a plan TO erect a con-
centratiny plant near the mine on the
Occur d'&leEe river IN northern Idaho
The company recently started new lower
tunnel. which Will furnish q means Of de-
livering The ore direct TO the new mill
The orc body already has been opened by
three tunnels and enough tonnage blocked
out to warrant the erection OF q milling
plant Several cars OF the ore have been
shipped crude under leases
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Have All Metals.

In the Granite district, northeast
from Beaver City, the King of the
Hills mine is being developed vigorous.
y. Other mines in that district are
the Oak Leaf, Powers group. Mineral
Range. Big Copper and Tip Top.
To the west, beyond Newhousc. are
the Revenue and Washington districts,
both of which have revealed small
quantities of very rich silver and gold
ore and large quantities Of lower grade
that might be considered corumsrcinl (,u
ore If the facilities for handling and
treating it were better
The principal property in the former
district Is the Revenue Consolidated.
which is developing a well -mineralized
vein by means OF tunnel and wines.
Silver, lead and gold occur ia this vein.
The Lue adioins the Revenue on the
northwest and has been worked through
an incline. Fourteen miles to the west
Is the Indian Peak group. and, almost
Mt The Nevada line, the Washington
district
All four of the commercial metals
are found in the extensive deposits of
low grade orc developed in the Wash
iDg,ou district. The best known pror-
critics are the Erie. Utah Gold aud
CoDper and Florence
Total mineral productions of the
Frisco, Star. Ncwhouse. Beaver Lake
aud Rock districts up to the year 1910
is estimated by the United States
geological survey at S29.02o, ,067. Later
production and the output of other dis
tricts easily bring the total 70 date
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
ROCKY DISTRICT
HAS GOOD MINES
O. K. Produced Wonderfully
Rich Copper Ore, Enriched
by Other Values.
NEWTON AND ROB ROY
Each Of These Districts Has
Properties Carrying Gold
Being Developed.
NEWTON AND ROB ROY

The Rocky mining district Of Beaver
county is in small, isolated range
north Of the Star district and east of
the Frisco. 1t is about one and half
by three miles in extent. 1t was Or
ganiZed in 1872, says descriptive let
ter sent out by William Child & Co.,
brokers at 343 Main street.
The chief mines are the Old Hickory,
copper-irou producer owned by the
Majestic Mines company; the Montreal
and tho Copper Ranch. The Old Hick
ory has q 800-foot shaft, tunnel out
let and four levels by which the ore
has been developed for 800 feet. The
stopping width at the surface is fifteen
to twenty feet. Between 1906 and 1907
the mine produced literally, and in 1912
ton has occurred at numerous other
points in the southern part OF the dis
trlct near the quartz monzonite and
limestone contact, The Montreal began
shipping from largo surface body OF
copper ore this year.
About twelve miles north Of Milford
and north of the Rocky district is the
Beaver Lake mining district. 1t was
organized in lS7 1 upon the discovery
places. In 1872 lead and silver ores
were discovered. Tho district had a
smelter in 1873. but the plant was not
kept in operation. Tho largest pro-
ducer has been the o. K mine of the
Majestic company. which has shipped
about 100000 in copper orc, enriched
by small values in gold and silver
Forty per cent was not an unusual re-
turn from the copper ore from the high
or levels. The lower measures were
less valuable and the property was
prices. Two inclined shafts were put
down on the vein, the deepest going to
the 800 level. The ore all occurs in
quartz monZonite
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
New York

James A Pollock
brokers, 169 SoutI
the following, rec
wire yesterday af
NEW YORK;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Valuable to Smelters.

The Skylark mine Of the Utah United
Copper company is in the northern part
of this district, and has beer opened
to depth of 400 feet by two shafts
Low grade ore has been shipped from
a hme-quartZ monZonite contact. 1t
ran high in iron and was appreciated
by the smelters on that account On
the same contact, to tho west, is the
Black Rock mine, which has been only
specifically developed
The Copper Mountain mine has a
100foot Shaft, the Beaver mine has
had some work done upon it, and in
the western part of the district the
Federal and Lsrkspur groups have been
located. One of the newer mines, the
Success, has been saving pay, ore for
some time, and splendid assays have
come from the Baby Jack
Within the last two years the east
ern end Of Beaver county has attracted
widespread attention, through the dc.
velopment OF a number of gold proper
ties in the Newton and Rob Roy dis.
trlcts. The belt is fifteen miles long
While the greater part of the ore SO
far developed is concentrating prod
uct, streaks running several ounces in
gold are of frequent occurrence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

Chino d
Inspiration =. Il
Mia mi Copper Il
Nevada Con, -
Ray Con. ...
Utah Copper -
Studebaker, e.
Ontario Silver
Ala ska Cold
NEW "
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Reserve Ore Body.

The Sheep Rock mine has been pro.
vided with five"stamp mill which is
handling the ore from the mine at a
stamps for two years us is said @ diupbb 20 be 'ie ie
sight. On this zone are the Beaver
Butte, Busy Bee, Roy Roy, Beaver Gold
and several more mines whose merit
has been demonstrated
The Black Mountain district, to the
south, is another region IN which gold
values appear with such frequency that
numerous new locations have been made
and camp christened "JarIoose' has
sprung up. The Bradshaw district con
tains the MONDAY, Cave, Lower Cave
and other mines with production rec
ords, some of which are now undergo
ing further development, with excellent
prospects of success The Cave and
Lower Cave mines have been operated
for many years, and the Cave has
shipped large quantities of profitable
ore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

LISTED STOCKS.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-09-27
RACE PREJUDICE BOUND TC
DIMINISH.

Race DISCRIMINATION is foreign 10
the great mass Cf intelligent Ameri-
oans. The race prejudice foetered
oy the proprie;ors of certain botele
end resieursnts is foasertd for busi
nese reacons only. II is done to
please comparatively email clase,
While there ere signs of inoresse ip
determination egsins. she Negro in
The North here end there, these do
not indicate q tendency, Race PREF
udioe cappot gain headwsy againss
the e'resm of intelligence or over
cone The fusion of cur common life,
~C5jcggo Daily Tribune.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-09-27
MOI ODY CARED.

Fire, etartitg in N.gro disttici,
csueed loss of S. 600 eco III Hot
Springs. No doub. lOe Negro tis-
'rict was neglected end no. amply
provided with fire prot, ction, no
body cared 1t @sa Dcbody's tuei
Dess. Carlyle ltiIs Il scventcen
ladies belonging 10 great families
living on o fashioUobie etreGt, Who
clcd from fever that spread from
the equaid bome of n ,oDr woman
in On alley ucar by. NJ oUc cared
for the sick wOuen. Il was none Of
tteir business The dsuLbtcr Of
pine minister Oitd Of disease con.
tiacied from q garment wCrn, An1
which was made in on iIf cted swcat
{ hop district. No uuc cares for thla
district, 1T WIS oOie Of Their bu8i
Less. And so j. g''s. Never; hele,s
The humau faulty is Uie body, and
whatever irjury0 one pstl Of it lriulCs
all parts Oi T.. u n. Jiis Sciul.2r,