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GOODWIN'S WeEKLY. tM Mining JSfotes. Much dissatisfaction is being expressed, by business men of the town at the unsettled state of affairs, existing from the recent selection of a new governing board, on the stoclc exchange. It is to be hoped that the retiring members of the old bo.n-d will not allow this feeling to be carried to su'h an extent, that it will, in any way interfere with the business of the exchange, or mar the confidence its patrons have so long shown it. At this time the combined effort of all its mem bers means much toward the future of Utah's mining interests and we sincerely nope tnat nar mony will be restored without delay. i t Eureka camp made a very good showing dur ing the month of January and development work is being pushed with greater vigor than for some time. The Little Chief reports a good grade of silver-lead ore, that carries $2.50 in gold opened up on their 800 foot level. & t The Tetro is about ready to make regular ship ments, from which they expect to pay current expenses. & About two hundred tons a day is coming over the Grand Central's new tram, nto a little of which is high grade. & & I Twenty shippers at Eureka shipped 669 cars of ore during the month of January. tw tw Mr. Charles E. Knox, managrc of tho Philadcl-phia-Tonopah, left this week for his home in Phil adelphia. He brought with him from the mine some very nice samples, showing ruDy and horn silver, some of them running in values as high as 1,200 to the ton. i2fi tc& & Along with the consolidation of the Yampa and Highland Boy Con. comes the news of their intention to obsorb the control of the Copper Belt railroad. This will greatly facilitate the handling of ores ofrm their property and will add considerably to the daily tonnage or Bingham canyon. O At the annual meeting of the Grand Gulch Mining company the following directors ;were elected: J. A. Jennings, Frank Snow, Henry Din woodey, W. C. Jennings,, W. P. Jennings, Heber M. Wells and James E. Jennings. Reports of the company show an earning of ?4,000 for last year, which amount has been applied to the further de velopment of the property. J J c5 B John Brook, superintendent of the California mill, says that the plant is doing nicely and turning out twice as many concentrates each shift as heretofore. w Jv t.5 Messrs. A. J. Davis and A. J. Oren returned Monday from a trip to Silver City, Ida., where thty have been making arrangements for the de velopment of the Trade Dollar Extension, adjoin in? the renowned Trade Dollar. They report an immense amount of snow in that locality and will be somewhat delayed in moving material on the ground. w O t5 The annual meeting of the Daly-West com Paay will be held at Denver on the 16th of this month. tJ5 i 5 If the talent is at sea regarding the Daly, where does the ordinary investor get off? tw W w The people interested in Deep Creek mining will hold a meeting at the Commercial club build tag this, evening at 8 o'clock . Ma$,ers,o import-, ance will be discussed. " ' LESSON NO. 2. Do you know how to save two newspapers trouble and double the price of your advertis ing bill? Put Your Ad In the Tribune then put the same ad in the Telegram. It can be switched from one to the other without change of type, and the only extra charge is to you. PUT NOT THY FAITH IN SIGNS. This humorous sign still hangs in The Herald window: - ? : Official Time Tables : : . of the : , : Consolidated R. W. & Pwr. Co. : . . CHEAP AT HALF PRICE. Apropos of the squirming of the street car people under the just lash of an indignant pub lic, nere is a little line that drift d clear across the country, which shows how the owner of the company feels toward the people who have to go up against the mismanaged system. Mr. McCune was talking to a prominent cap italist of this city in New York several months ago, ana asked how everything was in Salt Lake. "Oh, 'things are getting along pretty well, but there's a heap of kicking over the street car sys tem." "What?" replied the president, "what in hell do those people want for five cents?" Interest-Bearing- Securities, Yielding six per cent, compounded twice a year, make an ideal investment. They can be procured from McGurrin & Co., investment bankers, Salt Lake City. The investor holds the security. We do the work. UTAH STATE GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. The second edition of this valuable work will contain an accurate business directory of every city, town, and village in Utah; also lists of gov ernment and county officers, commissioners of deeds, census statistics, names of post masters, express anu telegraph offices, justices of the peace, hotels, newspapers, etc., and a complete list of the farmers and land owners of the State of Utah showing the number of acres owned, the assessed valuation of same, and owner's postofflce addres. The work generally will be complied to meet the wants of the business community, and will be so thorough, as to deserve a large patronage. Price $6.00 per copy. Advertising rates furnished upon application. It. L. POLK & CO., Publishers. W. P. COOPER, Sec. and Mgr., 617-618-619 Dooly Building, Salt Lake City. i t j ! r n ir-kisB A FINANCIAL ''Ira Bank of Commerce M ATLAS BLOCK. t'rPfl GROWTH BEST EVIDENCE OF LIFE. filial $ $ ' will $ f k fffH jjj J. A. Cunningham President, jjj 'pill $ E. W. Wilson Cashier. X ' fil I W. O. Carbis Asst. Cashier, ui ?i WALKER BROS. BANKERS i!fl SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Established 1859. ijj jfl A General Banking Business Transacted. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. ?,wt 9rH : , Wll NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC 41 U S. DEPOSITARY. ! ''fB PRANK KNOX President 'Itjijfl GEORGE A. LOWE Vice-President ? &&fl W. P. ADAM8 Cashier Will Capital "Paid in 300.000. I 'Jfil Banking in all Its branches transacted. Exchange i'lRHil drawn on the prlnclplo cities of Europe. f ''JpmnJlV Interest Paid on TImo Deposits. 1111 mI Joskph F. Smith, Pros. R. S. Oampbkll, Sec. &. Gen. Mgr I $8 ffil R. P. Hay ward, Electrical Engineer. 1 i ' jH UTAH LIGHT AND POWER CO. il SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. llifl INSTALLATION: j f t fl Electrical, Salt Lake City Water 2100 H. P E' ' , " H " Salt Lake City Steam 1500 H.P ktMH Ogden Water 5000 H.P UIM Leased Planta Water 8000 H. P i0H 8 Gas, Salt Lake City 400M Cu. Ft. Dally iiMill Ogden COM Cu. Ft. 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