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8 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1907. I UTE COPPER flQWN 10 SIM II Superintendent Wilkins Says All Preliminary Work Has Born Disposed Of. MINERS AT FACE OK WEIR TUNNEL Property Finely Equipped lor Probing Sew and Richly Mineralized Ground. Hereafter till expenditures made by the management of tlie L'te Copper oni P&oy will he charged to operating ex peases. This is the good word brought to the local offices of flii company Pri day by Superintendent WUkina. This was the manner in which Mi. Wilkins announced that all the preliminary ton provements hsjrl been made, bo 'hat this newly nrjj.mizoil Bingham company trill from DOW on hr- down tn hard arid sin - i cere development work. It will he re called that the Ute Copper company was formed last month by Thomas Weir and X. J. Catrbw and their salt Lake as soejares, the company raking over the! old Winamu b and other groups of the Bingham camp. Mr. Wilkiu stair? that the miners are dow working in tli vicinity of the face of the Weir tunnel, the working, bnog leaned out to that point, and that I rhc work of pushing this tunnel into re- , sources at overincreaaing vertical depths sonn will he well under fray. This tunnel nras run BCvera yean ago) by the original owners of the properties, .md it will he the main avenue of the 1 l ie company into its red metal treasure vaults. The compressor is in operation, all other needed equipment is working! Iin splendid order and thr- buildmgi for the comfort of the mr-n employed BTe completed. The l'te ( oppor rnmpnnv baa a Splen did scope of richly mineralized Ring ham territory with which 1" work, and thr- leelopnients of the present season Confidently are expei ted by those fa miliar wilt the ground to demonstrate beyond all doubt that the owners have another big cupper mine for that great Utah mining anip. President Thomas Weir at the present lime is in tin- Baat, and befdi! his lvtiirn to Salt Lake he wUl spend join time in Kurope. I BLACKBOARD MINING. Esrtemet Brings Sound Advice to: Goldfield Mine. Operators tieorge H. Thillips. the t 'hicago corn I king, who figured in so manv sensation al adventures in the pit two years ago, .s in Goldfield and alreadv has mad" largp investments. With Mr. Phillips is Thomas Harney, also a well known Chicago operator. They are interested ! in the Frames King property, 71-2 miles east of Goldfield, Bays the Gold fleld Tribune, "We have com" here to min? and not to play rhr stork market, ' gaid Mr. Phillips. "'The thing Goldfield needs to do is to give more time to real nrin ing. This blackboard mining won t j. reduce any mines From what 1 hap learned of this district, and from what I have seen before eorping here. I am j convinced that this is thr greatest min I ing d'strict in the world. The riches 1 aren t ovn fo jehed yet, but it is go- ing to take time and work to develop ! them, and again, what the district ueede is miners and operators who know their busi ness. ' : Mr, Phillips and Mr. Harney were brought to Goldfield by the report of j promising developments on thn- Fran oes King proprrtv. At 3 dpth of fifty fir feet a largo body of ore aasavin'g $40 to the ton was found. Machinery for hoisting will h- installed imme diately. The two men were aerompa nied by M. ,T. Fink of Goldfield, who is returning from a husiness trip to ('hi eago. ''Chicago has faith in the district " Said Mr. Fink, 'but there i- h strong suspicion of stock jobbing whirl' ; doing it much harm. 1 talked to Sen ator Mason ai the Hamilton club He secmed to know all about the camp, as indeed they all did, 'You're killing the goose that, lays the golden cger he said. 'It's a mighty g"or stock market that lasts forever and the Gold field poople are doing all in rheir power to bnug theirs to a quick death.' " I MEERSCHAUM DEPOSITS. Fine Material Found in Good Quanti ties in New Mexico. Smokers who delight in meerschaum pipes need not. despair over the reports that this material is doomed to so lim ited a production as to prevent rs use as heretofore. Word comes from New York that the Meerschaum company of America has just finished an examina tion of 3O0 acres of its New Mexico meerschaum deposits, with the result, that two true fiBsure veins were un covered more than 1200 feet in length. The meerschaum is staterl to be of nTag nifi.enl quality William J. Selden berg, formerly vie president of the American Tobacco Company, is presi dent of the Meerschaum company. I Copper Prices Off. .lames A Pollock A. Co., bankers and brokers, 6 West Second South street, furnish the following, receive,! aver their private wire yesterday aftern 1: Boston wire-- Metal exchange quotes lake off 4c in nk price, electrolytic off in The bid and acke.l ami cant ing off ' t C in t he bid price. Union Assay Office. Li. t. Hnnauer, J. V. Sadlet, iaL' Wear Temple. P. O. Box 1440. I I UTAH SMELTING CO. OGDEN, UTAH. BUYERS OF ORES. H m$ DAIELS The Tailor pjSl HIkvI 67 We8t 8econd South St. afl vmir l40, tE0 ,6 and '70 New Hi wMr Tork tnllor-niaclo unaccopt- I HI d eultt, Ahcred to nt and SJPjgj aold at $15. $20 125 and $30. GIGANTIC TASK IS VERY NEAR COMPLETE Utah Mine Management Has Labored Under Very Many Severe Difficulties. The management of the Utah mine at Fish Springs baa had one of the most difficult kinds of proposit ions upon its ! hands during the past few months 111 its efforts 10 repair the great damage 1 occasioned by the fire in the main shaft. ' Superintendent Sutton arrived in Salt Lake yesterday on company business, ami when seen bj The Tribune, stated , that progress in reclaiming the main shaft was not only impeded by the ac cumulated debris, but by the fact thai the nil- was too stifling and hot for men to breathe in the shaft for sonic time after the fire. I' has taken time, there fore, to ger to depths, bill the work of reclamation has been done well. Some timeago the management was I able to get upon the 800-foot level by means 01 a winze from an upper work- j ing. but not until a few days ago could I auyone get guy ways near the station I on the deeper level. Mr Sutton states lh.it he lias gone now within 7 feet of the 800, and that the shaft has been cleaned out to this depth The work ; retihlbering the shaft has been going on satisfactorily, and it will nol be lrug until the company will be utilizing this main shaft for all purposes The hoist ing apparatus and all other surface equipment have been installed at the shaft in tine shape. Mr. Button states thai the present system of ventilation in the mine .will be a decided improve ment over that formerly in vogrie. The Utah mine has been securing the ore for shipment from tho other work ing?. and the rock has been extreme) v rich. Mr. Sutton brought with him an as.-ay sheet showing numerous samples taken tioni rhe facos of the present old workings, and the values run extremely high as high as 64.2 per cent lead and 1 1 161.4 ounces silver. DAY ON CHANGE Higher Priced Stocks Were in Demand Friday on Exchange. Friday on the local exchange There 1 1 was a ieasonabie animin; of trading done j I In the higher priced stocks. 50 tliai tii I I r.r.?i shares thai sopi iiari a market alne of 122,-283.26. Among rhe adiv1 sio. ks Mav Day held fust, place. The following were the transactions in the unlisted stocks: TNI.TSTF.D STOCK? iBliTsk'd. Sold For7 Crown Point s ,t i? .. . . '$ .ri i&. . Tn Cop. Glance. I .hj .i,j AWq I Stand ''op. I .is j 19 s s .so 1 Newhouse .. H.RTi! 15 26 -.2t, a Mas. VaJ, . - I 1 :.n I 1 .fin I Ohio Ken. . I J S.jn I I Soutr-.port I .fi;v I ijjf K. Sw. Ext.) I .1 I fa Km ma op . .?S .2 .21 Natldrtver ; .42 Q ' Ver. Cojfc - ! .40 ig. i E. Tituie .. .10 tq. j Thomson . 20 2d ft Biscuit 1 (g6 : McDon BlyJ 1 .75 r, . . . 1 LISTED STOCKS. I A. M. P. M I I Bil Askerl. Bid. Asked. Albion .. . 1$ 1.60 )t.. . '$ i.:-.n ' I AJax .. .1 .21 ! .16 .19 , Allrfi . . . .1 5.00 1 4 . 0ft I Black Jack. li .61 I Bui Beck .j 2.7S 4.0ft I 2.75 4 Oft , Be.-k Tun. . 1.7:. ' 1 SO 'I 1.771 1.80 ; Bui. Lib. .. 1ft .12 1 1ft .12 ( 'arisa ... .1 .43 .45 jl .43 .47 I Centiry ...I .3ft .37 35 .40 1 "-olo. Min I 4. 1ft 4.40 4.17J 4 4' Droro. limp .15 15 .40 ' I Dalv . .. 1.25 2 25 I 2.25 I Dalv .Tnrlge.l 7. SO I R.00 1 Emerald . . .20 I . . G. Ontral .1 4.50 4.65 4.25 Incor . . . .1 OR .05 .ns 1 J. Bowers 01J .02 I .01 ft!' IjOu Dillon. 20 I I.lttle Bell .1 3.75 5.00 .. . 5.5ft Lead Kin? .1 15 .20 1 ! Little chief! .15 161 .ifi I L. Mam. .. 2.27J 2.30 2.3ft 2.40 Mt Lak .1 57 .fift .fiS ! ! Mammoth I 1.5ft 1.65 1.40 1 .fit) May Day .. .3ft .81 .3ft .311 Nary. Fair I .15 .. .... 1 .15 .25 Nev. Hills .1 1.96 fi.ftO II 4.50 ' New York .1 15 -IS II .15 I ,1S Ontario . .' 3.50 3.5ft Rich Ana. I .12 Ad .1211 -161 Scot. CM. . .m .07 ! .06j .07 Seven Tr. . .".2 .53 !! 5R .60 Swansea .. .32 I .35 j .30 ..'6 S Swansea .op I .15 ! .10 .12 1 Sacramnto - .ft5l .03 I . I 811. King .1 i I 25.00 Star Con. .1 .31l .36 I .3ft .35 Sil Shield 18 ,14 .18 141 S. Co. Con. 1.324) 1.97J 1.931 2. no Tetro . . . .11 I .14 1 I F. S. Con.. 0 I .70 I! .7ft .71 rrah Mine 2.00 1 1.35 Victoria .1 1 1 1.60 vi-. con. . .in! -124I 11 .iaj Wabash I .35 35 Yank Con .46 . 43 I 47 .60 1 FORF.vrinN SALES. Inpoi. 120 at SC. Carlsa, 400 at 13c. irand Central .".'io at $t.:.o. Mav Day. 1000 at 23c. seller thirty da vs. 1000 at 29c: 2500 at 30c. i nt le sam, 200 at 1 1r.1t Blossom, LOO at s.v. Mountain Lake, lftft at fiSe. Seven Troughs. 400 at ,".:,r, Shares sold, 6120 Seihtig value, $3360: OPION' BOAP.D. Beck Tunnel, 100 at $1 77i. seller thirty (l.i -. 300 at 51-77 I .itile Chief. 1600 ai 1 ,. May Day, 600 at :;ot. 3even Troughs 200 at 500 at 63c; 300 at 55.-, Uncle Sam Con . I'OO at 70o. Yankee Con.. 300 at 1 r t - Shares sold. 075. Selling value 14026.26. AFTERNOON SALES. Swansea, 'Mil at .?5e. Sr.ulli Swansea, r.ljfl al 10;.. Little !lll f- 1000 at I5i Mountain Lake, 700 at fi7e. Scottish Chref. 500 nt 64-. Seven Troughs, 200 at '7c 100 at 58c1 :!0ti a 1 59( Shares sold, 3900. Selling value, $1337. y OPEN BOARD. Butter Liberal. 300 at. I0o, Bet k Tunnel 1200 at 31.80 1 folumbus l '"ii too at ? t 37.;.. Lower Mammoth. BOO at 32.82 Ma; Day, 7000 at 3lc; .r.'0 at 3iC huver iiiit:-.- days; 5600 at 301 seven Troughs, BOO al 58( . South Columbus, 100 hi j 95. I ncle Sani 1600 at 71c. Shares s,.j, 21.729. ScUIiik value. 313.510. Ore Shipments. The Pioneer sampler released the fol lowing number of cars of ore yesterday: Utah, PL Nevada. 2, The Taylor & Brunton company re- leaaed the following: Colorado, 2; Ne vada. 2j L'tah. 11 Ore and Bullion. The ore and bullion receipts for Fri day. given bv McComi'ck i- Co.. were as follows: Ore, (si 1,000: bullion, $70,000 j gold, $40,000. Tribune Agents In Nevada. Copley of The Tr)hun will be found on ; sale In Nev a'jn ai the following: Beatty Mark is Ilam-o'-k ":hrry Creek Grev k Collins. ! Calinte lohn Shter. Pelemar M. C Kelly. Ely Thomas O'Dalo1. Ich, , Eureka Ernest II Mau. Goldfield Frank Landstrom. Hunter Adv. & Pub. Co. Gold Burre W. B. Sharp. Las Yogas F. P. Shannon, S L. News Co Manhattan Nelson Ponndsveii Reno Rosenthal & Armanko, Shepherd it Son Rhyolite Sam Spelrs. Tonopah v H. O'Neill. A H. Rouiide ' well. Sherman i Oldfather I Ncvadas in San Francisco. lames A. Polio, k - (o.. bankers and brokers. 6 W, Second South, (urnlsh The following San Francis, o stoi-k quota - I tions. leceived over their private wire 1 yesterday gOLDFIBLD. I Bid jAsjced. Sandstorm IS .3.' '$ .::i : Red Top 3. nil Mohawk I 13.00 I Columbia Mountain j .36 3S I Jumbo ' I 2.75 Jumbo Extension I i.io 1.16 Vernal . . .15 .16 1 Pennsv. I aula .03 I Goldfield Mining Co I ..00 1 Kendall 26 ,28 ! Booth 2K .31 1 Blue Bull IS I .19 Adams j .09 Lj Silver Pick I .11 i .1: May Qiien I I .19 Nevada Boy .05 .06 Black Butte Extension ... I Blue Bell .10 .11 Dixie .06 .07 Goldfield Columbia .84 I ..... ! HI hern la 1 .07 I St Ives I ,R9 .90 Conqueror 1 .09 .10 Black Rock l ,05 Lone Star .16 .17 ' Goldfield Wonder OJ 03 I Potlntch I ,2S .3ft I Oro 16 .1R Kendall Extension 02 .03 Sandstorm Extension .... .04 .05 Mayne 07, Atlanta 1 .35 36 Great Bend I .46 I .47 I Simmerone .15 I ! Empire j .OS I .111 Red Top Extension I .19 -"n Florence 3.20 I Dlamondfield B B Cons. .is 1 .19 Goldfield Daisy 95 I .98 Laguna . 75 I (l'ommotiT ealt h .26 I Combination Fraction .... 1 .571 1.60 Gieai Rend Extension .... .10 I 11 Gteat Bend Annex I .05 MJIltown .40 B. B Bonanza I .04 I .06 Kewanos I 57 Esmeralda .09 I Portland . . I .14 I F. Mohawk 1.00 1.06 Red Hills .30 ,31 Mohawk Extension I .07 .os Lou Dillon I .09 .10 Y. Tiger 1 .16 .17 Grandma .07 I ,ftR s. P. Extension I .07 Columbie Mountain Ext .05 Goldfield Consolidated . . 1.57J 4 6ft Diamondfleld Tri angle . ..' 17" I .is TONOPAH. I Bid. lAskedT Toiiopili Nevada IS14.75 $ Montana TOnopah 2.77Ji 2.821 Tonopah Extension I 1 90 I 2.0ft Mac-Naniara I .25 1 .27 Midway I 1.26 I Tonopah Belmont I 3 35 I 3.45 Tonopah North Star ' .28 I .24 Ohio Tonopnli .... I .02 I .0-1 AVeer Knd Consolidated ' .75 I.'. .... Rescue I .15 ! .17 Tonopah a- California .. 1 .OR Golden Anchor I .17 1 .19 Jim Butler I 75 I .77 Cash Bov I I .06 Home : I .03 Boston Tonopah 1 I I'! Monarch Pittsburg Ext... I .10 Golden Crown I I" N. Y. Ton. Cong I ! I" Bt'LLFROG. Bid. lAgked. Original $. . . .10 Bnllfroc Mining I .18 I.. Montana Bullfrog: .03 I .05 National Bank I ! .21 L. Harris I .f2 .13 A.methysl I 20 Gold Bar I .55 ...... Stelnway f 06 . .08 Denver Bullfrog Annex ..I .09 , .11 Bonnie Clare 1 .40 I Mayflower Consolidated . ! . .28 I 29 Montcomerv Shosbotie Ex .09 Goldfield Srr-piy I .10 I .11 Montgomery Mountain . I .li . 1; B Diamondfleld I .09 .10 Homostake t'-onsolidated .1 .65 Y. Girl I 05 Nugget. 05 Tramp Consolidated .. .. .41 I Victor .10 North Star oj Sunset . . 05 I .07 M A NHATTAN. 1 Bid Askd Manhattan Consolidated . . $ 1$ .60 Manhattan Mining Co 0:, 1 n; Goldfield wodKo OE . ... Seylor Humphrey 05 ,ft7 Dexter 11 .12 I,. Joe 02 ,03 Crescent I .ft" Combination .. '.. . .05 Granny ' I .17 Mustang 17 .19 Little Grey I 17 Cow Boy . . .02 .114 Original Manhattan I .11 Broncho "6 .117 J. Jack .10 Strav Dog 1S 17. Y. Horse 04 I Indian Camp . .04 .05 Stands rd I .02 COMSTQt "K I Bid Asked Ophlr '? 1.70 1$ 1.75 Mexican .45 .16 Gould & Curry j .17 Con. Va 67 j ,6R Savage I -47 . 4R Halo .t Norcross 41 .15 Yellow Jacket .77 I SO Belcher I .27 .28 Confidence I j no Sierra Nevada 1 .32 31 1 ,'nion ' ! .29 OTHER DJSTRICTg. I Bid. lAsked" Fain lr-W tragic $ $ .Sft Nevada Hill 6.00 Pittsburg siivei Peak . .. 1-82J 1.35 North Star Under .. .06 .07 Eegle Nest 19 Ruby Wonder .. .20 Alice of Wonder ! .'15 Boston Stock Market. James A Pollock A- Co., bankers and brokers. 6 West Second South Street, furnish the following Boston stock quota tions, rerehed over their private wire . csterda y : 1 Sales ', H. : L. i 'lse Bingham Con I.. . . 17 10 '.7 Boston Con 250 26 25 28 Butte. Coalition 1 110 241 231 239 Butte and London...' I 11.1 1J 1J Ralaklala Sj 7J s Con Mereur 10c 35c ioe Copper Range . .... I I95 7SJi 78 I 78j Calumet and A. ... :iR2il."5 155 1155 Cumber. Ely I 7i' 7J, 7; Dav is Daly 12j P.'jl 2i Ialv n 1 16 ' 16 16 j Fast Butte I 0V 9 9J j Granby 120 1120 (120 I tjiieene Cananea ...j 15J 15 151 North Rill I e I 56fl SI SO ' Sm Nevada Con I.. .... . 11' t Ti 4 1 1 t" Nevada l'tah 4 421 it Trinity 30 j 191 -0 United Copper .... 610 6-; 65 68 r s;. common 1 i.noi inji 48i 4i l s. Preferred ! 43 8j 131 I Ft ah Con ' 3 75 59 1 aj BOSTON CLOSE. Mexico Con. Lliflllli BinghAm L enrral 1 g, . Giroux . Bffl sj Md lent lc . ' 21Q 28 ! Nltilsslnn 12 812I i'tali pe r, & 6 Raven . 1 g 1 ; NEW TOWNS SPRING i INTO BEING FAST Makrrs of Maps Call Hardly Produce ork Tliaf Is Dp-to-Date. TBNABO IS THE j LAST TO APPEAR 1 Lien Humphries Takes Quirk Glance at Hustling Sae brusfa District. fi is distinetlv characteristic of the resurrect 1011 period of .Nevada I liar new towns and new districts spring up over night. I" fafet, new Cities are horu ; much t tr-ter than the makers of maps can Like tlinn into account, and that j is the reason that one would look over even manv of the latest, maps of Ne vada without Boding thereon the bust : Hop liltlo community now becoming known lo fame imdei the appelation of Tenabo Tenabo ia Ioeated about twenty-three miles southwest of Boo wawe in Lander county, connected with the latler point, by a good tmoh road, Llew Humphreys, chief expert for the Gunn Thompson company, returned Thursday from a round-up of several Nevada districts, and while in the Sage bush state he went into the Tenabo sec tion to take a look at this camp. A great deal i-; hoine; said abount Tenabo at. present, and Mr Humphreys stated yesterday that there was a great deal of energetic development going forward upon properties there The district, is very large nnd I here is abundant room tor the man'- prospectors and investors who invariably crowd into one another t o reach a new section first. Hue thing that, impressed Mr Hum phries was i he amount of machinery that is going into the ramp ITe met several outfits g'in in with mining equipment, while much is alreadv on I he ground and under process of in st.allation. This look- like business, and also like Tenabo will be one of the iin portanl interest centers d miner 'he rest of the present vonr Mr. Humphries timed that be hardly spent .sufficient, time in Ihe district lo form a very clote acquaintanceship with the mine ralization of ihe district, and lis poE Bibilities Enroute to Salt Lake. Mr. Hum phi ies visited Ely. and Ihe mines of Ihe Cumberland Klv company He was much impressed with the condition of the mine, arid is more than ever con vinced thai the camp of Ely, with whit h he has been connected during the new era of activity, is destined i" make most astonishing history for the world of copper mining. New York Listed Stocks. .lame;, A. Pollock .fc Co.. hankers and lvrokers, 6 West Second South street, furnish 'he following New York listed quotations, received over their private wire yesterday: I Saley.i H. 1 T- 'CTsT Newhous- I loo: 14J, 11JI 1IJ Tenn. Copper 87 Mil "?7 lTia)i Copper 1 l.nrio' 2-'.j 2.1 2:j NEW YORK CURB MARKET I Sales. IT. I L. Clso Cumber Elv . 77o 8i $ s Domin. copper ... BOO 6j' 6j 6j c. r; and s. 56 11 ii! ii Nevada Utah 4 :sooi r. 4kl 4S Mir-hell 500 Ii 3 31 Giroux 60 0 8J n NEW VQKK rrnB CLOSE. fBld. Ask e d " Newhouse 15 1$ 1"4 l'tah Copper 2J 21 Nevada Consolidated 13) : f 'umhei land Elv . R SJ, Balk K 8) Klncr Edward 1 ' U NlpuslUg 124 l-'l Davis Daly . 121 13fl Giroux SJi ! I G. G. and SH Ii' L I Mitchell I .3 Nevada L tah 4J 6 Sliver Queen 1 1) Ely Con.solldatec 1)! lj Dominion Copper 6 j 6) Gihraltar I 30el 33c j Tintlc I M 5) j Monicromerv Shoshone ... 7J 9 1 But re and London II I) Tenn. Copper 1 36J 37 San Francisco Mining Stocks. KAN FRANCISCO, .lone 7. The offi cial closing quotations for mining- stocks today w'-re as follows: Alta -01 MeTvIcan t; Vlpha Con ('- Occidental cn;i 11 Andes IB Ophlr 1 .70 Rel-!ier 27 Overman 10 i-test - Belcher .70 potosi ni Caledonia . .. .15 Savag 47 Challenge Con. ,13Sns Belcher .04 ( hollar 08! Sierra Nevada. .32 1 ( and Va - 68 Silver Hill 5n Con imperial .. .01 L'nlon Con 27 BSxchaquer - -. .35 Utah Con or, Gould & Currle .15 Yellow Jacket. .7lt Halo ft Nore. . o BOSTON MINING STOCKS. Adventure . 5 2 00 m c and C .. 2 "o AlloueZ - 44.00 Nevada 13.25 n-,.ilpam. . . 85.25 North Butte so no Atlantic . - 11.50 Old Domin. . 15.25 Ariz Com .. 22 25 Osceola . ..123. on Bingham . 16 no Parrot .... 18.00 Ruuo Coal. 24.121 Qulncy . ...112.50 Cal and tieC-755 "0 Shannon . 17 Centen. . - 26.50 Tamarack . .10?, no" Cop Prance . 78.00 Tilnltv 18.50 Cal i Ariz 154,00 I nk Copper . 88.00 i-iiK west . ii;iio U S Mining .. 19.25 Franklin - - 18.50 I SOU ,. . 10.25 Granby ...120.00 Utah ..... 58 75 Isle Royale . 15. 50 Ylctorla , ,. 6.25 Mai-s Mnp. .. 4.7." Winona 7.00 Michigan . . 12 '.' Wolverine . .150.00 Mohawk . .. S5.50 I NEW TORK MINING STOCKS. Adams Con. ... LOildltle Chief ... .08 Alice . 4.00 Ontario 3 50 Brccce 20 Ophir . ... ... 1.65 J-truns Con 10 Potosi 10 Cornstk Tun .. Savage 4;, C C and Va. . -70tSler. N-vada .. .30 Horn Silver ... 1 50 Small Hopeji .. .30 Iron Silver .... 2.50 Standard . . . 2 25 Leadv. Con Oft J. OBEENDOKFER. STOOB' BRO KER, 1C1 Main. Tel. Bell 7'J2- EXCURSIONS NORTHWEST Via O S. L . June 3rd, 7th. 12th and 14th; $81.50 to Portland or Spokaae and return. Limit September JOth. OfiDEX EXCURSION Yin O S. L.. Sunday, dune Oth; $1.00 round trip Anv morning train and any one of three trams returning m the afternoon. HIE ALPS COMPANY HAS OPENED A MINE C. G. Goss Returns Positive That Rosebud Proiiorty Is a Sure Winner. "All 1 can av at this time is tbal the White Alps companv has opened a mine in its Rosebud possessions," WBfi the way C. G. C4oss put the situation Friday upon returning to Salt Lake from a several weeks' Dip through Ne vada. Mr. Goss in one "of ihe many Salt Lakers interested in the noted white Alps companv he heinrr one of the tWO who lirsr discovered thai ti"' group of Rosehud now owned by tin.' organiza tion was svorrh securing, ihe other be ing William Goss, his brother. In or der to back up his statement to The Tribune. Mr. ;o showed some QX Iremely handsome rock thar 1" now be- inp extracted from the north crosscut of the property. Tho company ha been sending the Crosscut t'i the north from the 50-foo1 (level of ihe shaft, and after proceeding for thirty-eight feet. tin' crosseut rapped four feer of ore that averages clear across thirty-one ounces silver and $2.80 cold to the ion. At the point where the CrOSBCUl found the chute there was 3 vertical depth of seventy feet, which --hows how quickly the working ot beneath ground The ore so closely resembles that From ihe mihCfl of Tonopah thar one not intimately ac quainted with the same easilv would be confused when asked to pick one from the oilier. The ores from Ihe Tonopah camp come from the thousand-loot level The ore referred to as coming from the White Alp? was brought to Balt Lake Thursday by William Goss, the superintendent of rhe mine, lie is now in ihe city on companv business A P. Mayberry, the consulting engineer of the companv. leave for the property to day for the purpose of looking over the developments; and m.ippinr: out the fu ture plans of development work. JENNIE BULLION. Company Gets Good Figure on Metals From the Property. The Jennie company has received thJ settlements upon ihe bar of bullion brought up from ihe mine and mill sev eral days ago by P. R Pavis. .lust, how much metal was contained in this bar has not been divulged, but it IS knowu that the companv received 667-8 cents per ounce for the silver therein. ;iii'l .'-'20 per ounce for the gold contents, Tin- bIioWS that the .leunic companv is ","1 1 ir.g down to business right, and that foe present system of metallic value saving employed in the mill is based upon the correct principle. This Gold Springs district property is assuming BplendlO shape, and when all the accessories era in running order, there will be another generous divi dend payer added to the lone list of this State. The Metal Mavk't.. Th mptal quotations for Friday, posted bv MoCornick S Co., were as follows: Silver. 66c; lead, $6; copper castings, l'-7'-; copper cathodes, 23v& Mininc; Notes. F R. Pembroke, the mininc engineer, left yesterday on a professional visit to the mines of southern Nevada. Herman H. Green leaves Tuesday for a vi-.it to Tlastern points Mr. Green Is secretary of thp western l'tah t op per company. Grant Snyder of the National Devel opmetit company, ana manager of the erinrrton Malachite and ihe Ely Con solidated companies, left Thursday evening for the mines of these com panies. Managing Director Holden of Ihe United States Smelting, Refining & Min ing companv is in Ihe city from his Pastern headquarters on business eon Dected with the company. Use Allen's Foot -Ease A powder to be shaken into the shoea If you ha.ve. tired, aching feet, try AJ Ion's Foot-Ease It rests the feet and makes new or right shoe easy. Go rot aching, awotlen, sweating feet. Belnwi corns and ban-ions of all pafci and gives ree and oocrf on,. Try it today. So?d by all Druggists and Shoe Stoorea., 2So DvXL't accept, any substitttta. For FREB triad rjfljcka-Gfe, also Ftq Sample of the FOOTB-BASE Sanitary CORN-PAD, a ; new inveniioi., addreaa Allen S, Oka- . ted. he Roy, . Y. I HUSLER'S FLOUR PRODUCTS i Are the always seasonable eat ables, that should be on the table every meal The Bread, Biscuits, Cakes or Pastries. W L Picture Frames, Wall Paper, I PAINT, VARNISH, STAINS, ! KALSOMI N E, JAP-A- LAC. J j Midgley Bodei Co., Wall Paper and Paint Store, ' J 13-35 East First South St. i i r 1 PIANOS, $50.00 and Up. ORGANS, $25.00 and Up. BEESLEY MUSIC CO., 46 South Main St. PARKER'S ' lilsi&Pa HAiR BALSAM JH Kvr Tails to Rottore Griy KEy?" "mrnm H",:r ' Youthful C:or BBit ' P ' "'r 1,11 ' i j I Princeton 1 "Style" Here's a Guarantee I; I ol Perfect Style, j If you want to he gprs jj that your dot her- are 14 right," U see that the rRINCETOV label is I on them You need asj no more E The garments on which tliis label appears arc as perfect, in each and H ovcry detail as it is poisi'olc to g make clothes ffl IRowe&KeUyl Company i 132 and 134 So. Main. 1 Half Tones s Em ? mm 3 JM3L Zinc Etchings A, D S Blood Mixture The Best Blood Purifier in the World. This is not. a patent medicine, 1 bnt the. premium prescription of a successful physician. Oontans No Mercury. Is Purely Vegetable. $1.00 a Bottle DAYTON DRUG CoT Cor. Second South and State St. , 1 . 1 HAND SAPOLIO For Toilet and Bath. It makes the toilet something to be enjoyed. It removes all staina and roughness, preventB prickly heat and chaCnc and leaves the skin white, soft, healthy In the bath it brings a glow and exhilaration, whioh no common soap can erjnal, imparting the vigor and life sensation of a mild Turkish bath. All Grocers and Druggists. If It's Made of Gold, We Make It. ?y M FG. aEVELER'77V r salt lwz art. uiajj, y BELL. 2153-Y. I N D , 1381. PHONE US. Oy Uoluuibia Flioiiograpb Co. (General) 327-H29 So. Main. St. j GraphopV'1 - Kecorda end buppllaa Boll. 39t)5 Ind.. 1613. Only cxcliulv talking macniiM uoum U Scat. 1 DRUNKENNESS mred to ntmj cured without ineonvenicnee or Io.-n of lime from business by the James Home "ure for Drunkenness, a product of the fanou a .'nmes Snnatorium Over H.000 ease." havo been successfully treated. Write In con Adenes for our 60-page Illustrated and interestinc booklet, sent fren under ilain cover. JAMES SANATORIUM. Meiapbia. Tenn. ! J. W. CIKKIE, ASSA1EK, 70 W. 3rd Sg., Salt Lake City. 500 ME? And 200 Tca Wanted immcdiatX work on canals ol; BIG WOOD Rif IRRIGATION W ject. y Teams. $4.75; rv. $2.75; tea A :.J.00; roekmeu, $2J Will sublet clrfi material up to lfjj' YARDS. Apply to SLICK BROj' Coutractors, Sb(I coMinssioNo for Stocks and . executed in all xajf: Private Wire fc New York, BostSf San Francisco j5 Exchanges. Liberal Advancewg Listed Securitf; Jas. A. Pollockl 6 W. SECOND S0I Eoth TlevhoB A For Quotatlona UTAH AND NEVADA 'Phon No, aasyL Child, Colel BROKERf 100 Atlas BtleSe All stocks bought and tff? mission. Stocks carried on 'narSjjHsi Orders promptly cxecutsw' keta. DESI PEMBROKE STATIW PHONES 75a. 64 W.! Bell phone 145. Irvd.M HENRY E. Bit Utah Invesuf Wcll-Fargo Bldfl., 123 ll . MINING INVEST! What stocks may b corrflsv' mended7 Send for Weekly MirtwWt WM. H. TIBBA 302-3 Herald bids-. Salt WiT box 44. FRANK A. BIRO. CHAJH BKD-COWp Assays gf ORE SHIPPERS' A" Bcttlcs, Maflic ASSAYS AN ALT I ORE TESTft. f1 168 South Wert Tea L Salt Lake Oil li Telephone lad. 114&J Chas. D. Roo I MINES, YER1NGTON A , BUD SECURITII ta, Rooms 1-5 Hoopar Bide. fj aeas. , - BE JOHN A. K I R BY. 4 , R. K. COBB s MINES, STOCKS ANlS 1 Taiephonoe Ind., Kit j j 17 West 2nd SesTsMj Joseph A. if I GENERAL INVEST High grade securltlea a"K 1015 Union "rrusBldflB .j CONSTU1 'T,V?:r?li p:-,vi..is:il in trii'lK-aJP. rjM I-,,,, until 11 ' Jul51,Sai ,..,n nt koih- n"! mation fun lehcd ';' MK? Srates it.-'prves 5'Kllt4LMiB m.N or any par- tc5 Jno- S. Wl:::i, quartrmai