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II Market Prophets Say Coppers
I Are Only Safe Harbor for
I Anchorage.
POLITICS THE MAIN
ADVERSE FEATURE
ji
! Substantial Recession Is Noted
j Yesterday in About All
Active Leaders.
!
Storm signals were hoisted Wednesday
morning' by the eastern market prophets,
' the only safe harbor temporarily charted
bents thu red metal issues until thu thick
market weather subsides. The end of
fair weather was heralded yesterday by a.
drop In stock valuations of nearly five
points from tho high nmrk in the rcoov-
ery of prices from the recession of lost
j month. Tho climb from tho low prices
of last July culminated on August 17, and
the active traders watched closely by
! Suit Lakers compare in price as follows:
I High on High on
Aug. 17. Aug. 24.
Anaconda 41 -19g
Amcr. Smelter Com 701 l6i
Amalgamated . , S 631
New York Central 11GJ 1002
Pennsylvania 1K04 127R
Reading U7& i:M
Southern Pacific 1175 H2
( Union Pacific 171 IC41,
U. S. Steel Com 73 J GS
Utah Copper r 411 143
I Ono eastern dispatch puL the matter
yesterday rather tersely in the following
terms;
"To expect a market improvement on
an Income yield b3sis may be logical,
but It is useless to look for an Immedi
ate speculative boom."
The following market comment from
Boston and Now York, received over the
wires of James A. Pollock & Co., will'
be of Interest In this connection:
Paine, Webber & Co. Letter, Boston.
The political .situation is more serious
than It has been for some time, and
overshadows everything else. President
Taft's talk of tariff revision Is being un
favorably received, as tho business in
terests have no confidence in the situa
tion, which Is being changed every year
or twb. Roosevelt will commence an
active campaign soon, and It is feared
that his speeches will be antagonistic
to capital and trusts. Tho big Interests
have been optimistic that a. peaceable
arrangement would bo made for the fall
' elections, but it does not now look pos
I slble. The copper situation Is the only
! bright, feature and wo advise holding
i the good conners and selling the Now
IT York list.
1 Logan &. Bryan Stock Letter. New
2 York. The course of the stock market
,M today was governed In a great part by
j the altitude of the foreigners. Cables
I from the other side indicated that fears
j f an aggressive and belligerent course
on the part of politicians wero enter
tained and as a result pressure from that
, quarter was noticeable. There did not
1 seem to be a concerted effort on tho part
t of the interests Identified with the rc-
cent upwaixl movements to stem the tide
of selling, except In the last hour, when
a. few of the standard Issues showed
! a disposition to rally slightly. Market
' l! wise, there was not much news of Im
A portancc. but discussion relative to mone
tary conditions continued and in that
connection an advance in the English
, , bank rate was predicted for tomorrow.
; The local institutions appear to be los
; Ing cash, hut the strong surplus reserve
and the lack of Intense speculation
served to offset the withdrawals. Would
prefer to make moderate purchases prop
erly safeguarded on the drives.
Hornblower Letter, Boston. Indiana,
i Royale and North Lake were the strong
. I ost features of today's market and scored
advances of from a fraction to three
points. There are very few slocks for
3 sale and with any encouraging signs In
the New York market tho Boston list
responds in a very good manner. The
I feeling Is still bul.lish. Tho activity,
what there is. seems to be on long side.
; and when weakness occurs tho market
becomes dull. This Is construed to be
! a favorable sign for higher prices.
Gallagher says: The whole outside
market sold ofT today No support.
Business dull, with no feature. Ely Cen
tral quite active. Balance of list dull.
New York Sun says: Transactions for
, forenoon aggregated some 150.000 shares,
about one-third more than total business
of yesterday, and during this period ma
torial losses were scored throughout the
Hut of active stocks. The recent pollti-
cal happenings were cited as furnishing
cause for some selling of socurltlos. and
; It Is a fact that In a good manv Wall
j. street circles politics has begun to In
i fluence a disposition to hold aloof from
i slocks. Perhaps the political factor of
moment Is more apparent In tho lack of
j stock market buying power than In the
i selling pressure which Is evident, for sc
1 far pressure has been modoratc.
: ,
I CHICAGO-UTAH COMPANY
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
J At the annual stockholders meeting
3 yesterday in this city of the Chlcago-
' ' Utah Copper Mining company, the fol-
:! Towing officials and directors 'wore clcct-
N ''d; William H. Rich, president: G. T.
Stenhousc, vice president; George Y.
V? Robbins. secretary; James R. Rallc,
u treasurer. These, with Lc Grand Young,
.Tames H. Moylc and E. V. Jelanko. com-
s pose the board of directors. There was
; an opposition ticket In the. field headed
1 by J. II. lidgerly of Morgan.
15! RENO MAKES STRIKE
J IN HEART OF CITY
".I RENO, Nov.. Aug. 24. Workmon doing
J street work on Lake street, In the verv
J center of Reno, uncovered a ten-foot
9 lodge of copper. Several hundred pounds
,fl of the metal were extracted. It Is nearly
solid metal. The ledge Is apparently per-
3 manent and was encountered ten feet
M from the surface.
1 pThelJiU
II and Good Service
HI Safety combined with the
Hll best service characterizes all S
Hjn transactions with Walker j
HI Brothers, Bankers.
Hfl j You will find a checking ac-
count with this institution of
Hfl 1 particular benefit. ?
HI Walker Brothers
HI : Bankers j
HH l Established 1859. S
Hfl j Capital $250,000. Surplus $125,000
Nevada Nows Agonts.
Bauvard A. C Posco.
Goldflold Louie Pollln.
Hawthorne Loulo Pollln.
KImbcrly Sheldon Lowney.
Lovelock Bible Bro3.
Midas Mrs. C, A. Harrington.
Rawhldo Loulo Pollln.
Reno Hotel Golden News Stand; Ro
senthal A Armanka; Shopard & Son.
Yorlngton F. M. Burner.
Wlnnomucca Poarco & Chase.
Cobro Richard Richards.
Cherry Creek Grey & Collins.
Elko Wheeler ifc Co.
Ely Graco B. Paxon; Harvlllo Station
cry Co.
McGlll M. Herman; Waldcn & Bur
nett. Rhvollto Tho Crescent.
Ploche Plocho Drug Co.
Callento John Shier; Thomas Him
etrcet.
CONDITIONS ON 'CHANGE
ARE WELL BALANCED
The absence of normal buying orders
on the local exchange continued on
Wednesday to be counterbalanced by tho
few selling orders, and the market con
tinues stationary with features absent
and few specialties acllvo. A la.rgo num
ber of unlisted stocks wore brought out.
during the day. There wore sales for
10,270 shares of stock, the market value
of which was $15,642. 7fi. Tho following
wore the closing unlisted and listed stock
transactions:
' UNLISTED STOCKS.
I Bid. Asked. Sold For.
Opex atij .:i7 .Rigi.as
Governor 25 .30 ,2S
Utah Mine ... .75 1.00
Mammoth r5
Cleveland . .10
Wst Qtiincy .12J .20
Old American OS
Alia Hecla 10
Thompson ' .17
Demijohn Ofi
Gold Prince . . .05 ,0Si
Bins. Copper . .17 .10
Uintah Tr Hill .05 .0741
Gold Chain ... .25 .30
LISTED STOCKS.
1 Forenoon. Afternoon.
1 Bid. lAskcd.ll Bid. lAsked.
B. Tunnel . $ .05 $ .OS $ .05 $ .10
Big Hill .00- .003 .0OJ
Bin, Amah .05 .00 .05 .10
BIk. Jack .07 .00 .07 .10
Bullock- . 00J
Camp Bird .004
CRrisa .. ..i .23 I 23
C. Talis. .00. .003 .093 .10
Col. Mln.. .-121 .431 .42 .41
Col. Con. .S2 .Si .S3 .84
Con. More. .00 00
D. Judgo .. 4,00 4,60 4.371 4. GO
Crn. Point .0(53 .071 .063 .071
E. Cr. PI. .00 .003 .004 .003
E Tin Con .001 .01 .00i .01
E Tin Dev .00 .01 .00i t.0t
E T G K .. 01 01
Ely Cal ... .15 .IS .15 .IS
Gn. Reef 10 10
Grand Cent 1.20 1.30 1.17J 1.30
In. Queen .00J -.003 .00J .003
Int P-& Oil 1.00 1.00
Ir. Bios. .. .S5 .Sfi ,S6 .S7
Iron 4Klng .09 .13 .09 .13
J. Bowers .001 001
Keystone 10
K. William .15 .30 .10 .30
Little Bell 1.10 1.10 1.30
Lion Hill 10 10
Lo. Mam. .15 .20 .15 .20
Mas Val .. 7.50 7. SO
May Day.. .041 .05 .043 .05
MJn Flat 003 01
Mt Lake .. .034 .053 .033 .05
Mays Oil ( -SO I .94 .80 .04
Vnv i-i ms ..I ?.15 I i -rl l
New York.. .013 .054 .043 .06
Ohio Cop .. 2.10 2.124 2,024 2.074
Opohongo . .10 10 ,20
Pah Oil ..I 1.40 1.474 1.40 1.473
Plocho Mtls .01 .02 .01 .02
Plutus 03J .06 ,03J .06
Pr Con 63 .65 .62 .66
Provo 01 01
Red War .. 1.50 1.50
R. and A 10 10
Sacram'to .02 02
Scot Ch 01
Schwab ; ;.. .01
Sev Tr ... .04 .05 .034 .04
SII King - 2.10- 2:50 2.05 2.15
SII Shield .02. ....... .02
Sioux Con.. .234 .21
So Col 104 .12 .104 .11
So I Bios.. .004 .01 .004 .01
Swan Con .03 03
Swan Ex , 004
Tin Cent .. .08 .084 .08 .08J
Tin Com... 01 01
Tin Emp .. .003 -01 .003 ,01
Uncle Sam .14 .IS .13 .IS
Utah Con.. .02 .021 .02 ,02J
Vic Con 03 03 .01
Victoria ,.. 1.20 1.5Q 1.20 1.50
West Nov.. .04 ....... .04
Van Con .. .07 .11 .07
Ycr Cop ... .03 031
FORENOON SALES.
Cedar-Talisman, 500 at 9Jc.
Colorado, 500 at 43c.
Columbus Con.. 100. at S5c; 200 at S4c.
Crown Point. 1000 at 7c,
Iron Blossom. 2600 at K5c.
King William, 500 at ISc.
Mountain Lake. 200 at 5c.
Ohio Coppor. 100 at 52.12J.
TIntic Central. 500 at Sic.
Shares sold, 6200.
Selling value. $3140.25.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel, 3000 at 5c.
Col. Con., 700 at S2c.
Iron Blossom. 2000 at S6c.
May Day, 1000 at 5c.
Nevada Hills, 100 at $2.20.'
Ohio Copper. 150 at $2.10.
Sioux Con.. 500 at 244c.
TIntic Central. 1000 at SlL
Utah Con,. 3000 at 2Jc.
Shares sold, 15,350.
Selling value, 55708.50.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Cedar Talisman, 500 at 94c; 3500 at
03c.
Columbus, 500 at S2c; 100 at S3c; 1200
at S4e.
Iron Blossom. 1500 at 80c; 100 at 87c.
May Day. 500 at 5c
Nevada Hills, 100 at $2.25; 100 at $2,224.
Ohio Copper. 20 at ?2.l2i; 100 at 2.071;
100 at ?2.05, seller ten days.
Seven Troughs, 4000 at 4c.
" South Columbus Con., COO at 11c: 500
at 104c.
Shares sold, 13.320.
Selling value, $4451.75.
OPEN BOARD.
Col. Con., 500 at 83c.
Colorado, 700 at 42Jo: 500 at 42c.
Iron Blose.. 300 at S6c.
May Day. 1000 at 43c.
New York, 4500 at Die; 3000' at 54c; 1000
at 53c.
Sioux Con., 500 at 24c.
Tin. Cent., 500 at. Sic.
Utah Con., 1000 at 22c.
Shares sold. 14.400.
Selling value, $2207.25.
ELY RESURRECTION TO
BEGIN LEASING SYSTEM
As a result of the good developments
on tho Ely Calumet property, sav reports
from the Ely camp, the officials of the
Ely Resurrection company are to have
their territory surveyed in part for tho
granting of several eascd blocks of
ground, for which there is a good de
mand at this time. The Elv Resurrec
tion believes that the leasing system Is
the best to follow pending tho return of
better financial times. The company was
born during the boom days at Ely. and
several prominent Salt Lakers arc tho
officials. The company Is capitalized for
2.000,000 aharc3 of stock, par value, ' $5
each.
NATIONAL HIGH-GRADE
ON THE FIFTH LEVEL
Salt Lakers interested In the National
camp of Nevada have received word that
tho Stall Brothers' lease on the famous
National mining property has encount
ered the same tremendously rich voln of
ore on the 500-foot levol that haI been
followed up to this development from tho
70 to the 400 levels. This strike caally
raises the National to ono of the most re
markable gold mining propositions over
discovered in tho west, and additional de
tails are awaited with a great deal of interest.
Ore Shipments.
The Utah Ore Sampling company on
Wednesday roleased ten cars of oro from
I Utah nd two cars from Nevada camps.
WHAT OILS ST
ISDN WILL PROVE
Mason Valley Company Is Anx
ious to Open Lime-Granite
Contact.
The utilization shortly of tho diamond
drill method of prospecting by tho Mason
Valley Mines company Involves an Im
portance not fully appreciated by tho
average stockholder. It will be recalled
by nearly everyone Interested In this
company that the coppor resources now
blocked out oxl3t In the lime- formation,
tho developed portion of the mine being
a few thousand feet east of the rldgo
of the wide range whom this limestone
comes Into contact with tho granlto
backbone of tho mountains.
It Is along or closo to this contact
between tho lime and granite whero tho
Bluestone management to tho north has
developed Its ore bodies, and that portion
of tho contact within the Mason Valley
property lines Is considered equally as
promising as the developed sections have
proved to be on other groups In tho
Mason district. Tho Mason Valloy man
agement, therefore, will establish Its
drills on some of the developed levels,
drilling to the west to catch and sound
tho contact for copper ores. Inasmuch
as this very promising portion of tho
proporty Ib absolutely unprospecied. this
drill work h? looked forward to with in
tense Interest by everyone knowing the
mine conditions.
Now York Mining Socks.
James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish tho following, received
over their prlvato wlro yesterday after
noon NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS.
I Sales.l II. I L. Clso
Ncwhousc 2 11 14
Utah Copper 1.100 454 4I! 4J
Tennessee Copper ... 200 243 2 1 -4S
Nevada Con 600 201 20 20
NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
I Sales I II. I L. Clse
Ely Central 1.0001 8 4 1
Cobalt Central 16,000 Sic 7c 7Jc
Ely Con 3Sc 33c 3Sc
First National Cop 4 33 33
Glroux Con 1.S00 6S 6 64
Inspiration Coppor .. 1.200 SQ Si SA
King Edward I A 1
Miami Copper 1,000 103 1S2 191
Mays Oil S00 7S 76 76
Novada-U-tah 500 3 3 3
Ray Central 2,500 2i 2A 21
Ray Con 1SS ISA ISA
Tintlc Mining 1 1
Yukon Gold 3 SI 3J
Chlno Coppor 2.500 143 14 148
Ohio Coppor 1.C00 2A 2 2
li Rose I :U 4
Keystone 32 31 31
Goldllold Con 2.000 S3 SI S3
Mason Valley 7 7S 73
Nevada Hills 2.200 21 2A 2A
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.
I Bid. Asked.
Chlno ?I4.124$1150
n.iv(-TVi1v 1.50 1.75
Ely Central 55 .624
Ely Consolidated 33 .3S
First National Copper .. 3.75 4.00
Glroux Consolidated 6.15 0.50
Inspiration S.124 S.25
Yukon Gold 3.75 3.95
Miami 10.00 10.121
Nevada -Utah 624 -75
New Keystone 3.25 3.371
Nlplsslng 10.62J 10.S71
Ohio Copper 1.05 2.001
Ray Central 2.20 2.25
Ray Consolidated IS. 124 IS. 371
La Rose 3.05 4.00
South Utah 1.621 1S71
British Columbia Copper.. 4.75 5.00
Bay State Gas 624 .75
Bradon 3.50 3 75
Cobalt Central 7.50 S.00
El Rayo 3.50 3. 75
Ely Witch 10 .15
Goldlleld Consolidated S.20 S.25
King Edward 061 .121
Mason Valley 7.75 7 S74
McKlnlcy-Darragh .OS 1.00
Montgomery Shoshone 25 .50
Nevada Smelter 374 .50
Silver Queen I .OS .10
TIntic 1.00
Ontario 2.00 2.50
Alice 2.00 2.50
Sioux Consolidated ...... ,23 .26
Colorado 40 .15
Iron Blossom SO .S5
Carlsa 15 .25
Nevada Hills 2.20 2.25
Boston Copper Stocks.
James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish tho following, received
over tholr private wire yesterday after
noon BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
I Salcs. H. L. IClse
Butte Coalition 1,020 19 1S3 IS?
Calumet & Arizona.. 235 61 60 00
Chief Con 1 U 11
Copper Range 191 661 66A 66 J
Daly West 63
Davis-Daly 500 Ig 1g 1&
Eus(. Butte S S S
Glroux Con 63 64 61
Granby Con 120 35 331 34
Greene Cananca 71 7A 71
Hancock , 21 20 20
Indiana Copper 3.150 103 1 Til 10
Isle Royale 3.S20 213 IS! 201
Lake Copper 1,210 371 37 37
La Rose 4 3Z 4
Mason Valley S 73 S
Nevada Con 171 20A 20 20
Nevada -Utah 310 70c 66c 660
Nlplsslng 103 103 103
North Butte 1.S10 20 27-1 273
North Lake 7S7 103 10 10
Superior & Boston.. 190 Si SA 81
Trinity 7 6 7
U S Smelter com 200 30 3S 30
preferred 10 40 40
Utah Con 150 21 231 231
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
I Bid. lAsked.
Victoria $ 3.00 $ 3.371
Wyandot 1.50 2.00
Mexico Consolidated 45 .50
South Utah 1.50 2.00
Utah Apex 3.50 3.621
fVhnnnon 9.S74 10.00
Trinity 6.25 7.00
Winona S.00 S.50
Zinc 24.50 25.00
Michigan 4.50 5.00
Helvetia 2.621 3.00
Kerr Lako 6.50, , 6.62?.
Miami 10.00 19.25
Ojlbway 5.25 5.75
Parrot 13.50 14.50
Consolidated Mcrcur 10 .12
Massachusetts 7.50 S.00
Keweenaw 3.50 3.75
Arcadian 5.00 5.50
Ely Consolidated IS. 00 IS. 50
Bul.to & London ,. .10 ,J0
Ely Consolidated 30 .35
Goldfield Consolidated .... 8.20 8.30
Oneco 2.371 2.75
Yukon 3.S71 4.00
Algomah J3.00 13 50
Cactus 1.75 1.S71
Chlno ...... ! 11.25 14.50
Ely Central 56 .58
Inspiration 8.124 S.25
Majestic 48 .51
Ohio Copper 2.00 2.061
Cheriiung .. 7.00
Yuma I .40 I .45
Boston Ely v 1.50 I 1.75
First National I 3.75 I 3.871
Baltic 5.50 I 6 00
South Luko 0.00 0.50
Touopah 8. 50 I 8,75
Bohemia 6.37j 7.00
Metal Market.
The metal quotations for Wcdncsdav
posted bv McCornlck' & Co., were as fol
lows: Sllvor, 52Jc; load, $4.40; copper.
12 7-16c.
Yoriugton Malachite.
The Ycrlngton Malachite Coppor com
pany will hold Its annual meeting In this
city on September 6, at 10" o'clock In the
morning.
Tribune Want Ads.
J Bell Main 5200. Independent 3G0. j
General Manager Mcintosh in
Receipt of Message of En
couraging Import.
WILL PROCEED TO
PREPARE THE PLANS
Confirmation of the Heinze In
terview Will Restore Con
fidence West.
"I received a message today that the
Ohio Copper company had been financed,
and we arc going 10 proceed with our
plans juat as quickly as wo possibly
can."
Tho nbovo statement was made to The
Tribune Wednesday evening by Colin
Mcintosh, general manager of tho Ohio
Coppor company, when Informed that lo
cal stockholders were wondering whether
or not th" statcmnnt of Mr. Ilelnzo.
made on Monday last, regarding the
financing of the company, was authentic.
Since Mr. Ileinzo's positive statement
that ho had sold Sl.000.00u worth of Ohio
bonds, which Tho Tribune took and still
takes seriously, western stockholders
have been watching tho action of the
stock which, they allege, falls lo reflect
this splendid turn In tho affairs of this
well known organization. One thing can
be written down and snved up for fu
ture reference, and that Is, If Mr. Melir.o
made tho statement attributed to him.
ho meant exactly what he said, and the
financial arrangements of the organiza
tion have been perfected. Had ho not
slated the facts ns the story had It, Mr.
Ilelnzc long before this would have Is
sued a denial.
Local friends of Mr. Helnzo know him
too well to believe that he would have
made this statement without having the
safest foundation for It, and Mr. Mc
intosh's message of yestorday certainly
should place a quietus on the doubt, that
exists among several who arc Interested
In the company.
Nevadas in San Francisco.
.Tames A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish tho following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon: I Bid. AskcdT
Goldlleld I
Sandstorm I .03 IS
Jumbo Extension 47 .4S
Booth 12
Blue Bull 06 I .07
Silver Pick I .10
Blue Bell .04
Lone Star 01 I .05
Oro 07 I .08
Atlanta 14
Great Bend .03 .04
Florcnco 2.05 2.07J
Goldflold Daisy 04 .05
Combination Fraction ... .47 .48
Portland 02
Crackerjack .02
Red Illlls-- 04 .05
Mohawk Extension 03
Yellow Tiger 07 .OS
Grandma 03 .04
Goldfield Consolidated ... S.12J 8.15
Dlamondfield Trlanglo 01 .02
C. O D 09 .10
Florence Extension 01 .02
Comstock I
Ophlr 1.471 1.50
Mexican 1.40 1.424
Gould and Curry 2S
Consolidated Virginia .... .1.471 1-50
Savage 22 .23
Ilalb and Norcross 3S
Yellow Jacket 60
Belcher .50 .60
Sierra Nevada 31 .35
Exchequer .10
Union 44 .45
Chollar 22 .23
Potosi .36 .37
Tonopah
Montana Tonopah .85 " .00
Tonopah Extension 00
MacNamara .-. 27 ,
Midway 21 .25
Tonopah Belmont 3.S5 3.00
Tonopah North Star OS .00
West End Consolidated 60
Rescue 07 .OS
Jim Butler 24
Bullfrog
Bonnie Glare 05
Mayflower Consolidated ... .03 .04
Montgomery Mountain 01
Homestako Consolidated 01
Tramp Consolidated ,15 .......
Manhattan
Manhattan Consolidated . .04 .06
Dexter 12 .12
Stray Dog I .03
Mineral Hill 01 .02
Other Districts
Fairvlcw Eagle 40
Nevada Hills 2.25
Pittsburg Silver Peak 40 .50
Eagle's Nest 07
Hailstone 03 .04
Round Mountain 42 .44
Rawhide Coalition .13 .13
JAMES A, POLLOCK 8 CO.
Bankers and Brokers
DIxlBCT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL
MARKETS.
STOCKS, BONDS,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS,
COTTON, COFFEE.
333-335 South Main St.
NEW FELT BUILDING,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Correspondents nioniflers of all cs
changes. STOCKS CARRIED ON LIBERAL
MARGINS.
MAY'S OIL,
PALMER OIL
Both aro listed and tradors on
the SALT LAKE EXCHANGE.
Wo solicit your orders, either
buying or selling, of all Califor
nia oil stocks.
Phone 325, both phones, for
(tuotatiohs.
Wm. H. ChM Sl Co.
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Ask your drngBlst for It. SmBflljmffiAiS, .
t ho cannot supply tUe sVZifW!Pvfl
JIAItVEJj, accept no Nbi. a'i'Wr
other, bat send atamp for ftv B 'via
illtiatnitod book tcnlcd. It give Wll.B SS
mil particulars and directions In- SJulllliinrnS
oablo to larttca. ilAUVEL, OOv iiilBlli
0J Utrtm HKW VUKU.
For oale by Schramm-Johnaon Druu
etorc) und Chua. Van Dykt.
DAVIS COUNTY SHIPS
FIRST CAR OP ORE
Spoclal to Tho Trlbuno.
KAYSVILLE, Utah, Aug. 24. Davis
county, famed for ita fruit, agriculture
nnd giirdon Interests, tho county that
attracts the oyo of the tourist botweon
Oeden and Salt, Lnko City for Its beau
tiful farms and hllla, has forwardod to
the Salt Lake fimeliora tho. first car of
oro of Its history. Tho Burro Mlnlns
company, -whouo possessions arc located
In Mill Crock canyon, east of Bountiful,
has tho distinction of sondlnK out this
Initial shipment.
Twonty-llvo men arc omployod at the
Burro mine, and roporls havo It that
thore aro twenty additional carloads of
oro rciidy for tho market. The property
has boon developed by means of a long
tunnel, work having been under way
now for two years or more. It In un
derstood that tho company hi (Ime will bo
equipped with a mill. The main ofllce
of the company Is located In Salt Lake
City.
Oro and Bullion.
The ore and bullion report for Wednes
day, given by McCornlck & Co., waji as
follows: Ore recolvcd. 520. f)00; bullion
shipped, 900,000: total, $110,000.
Mining Notes.
General Manager Julos L,obnrthe, of l.ho
Mason Valley company, left yesterday for
the proporty in Iason.
Capt. J. II. Edgorly, one of the offi
cials of tho Chicago-Utah company, hold
ing Its annual meeting here yesterday,
is a guest at tho Cullon. Captain Rri
gerly Is ono of tin prominent mining op
erators of Morgan, L'tah.
15. P. Mnthewson, gonoral manager of
Uk- International Smelling and Refining
company, Ik In the city from Butte. The
niiinagemont hopes to he able to tap off
the first copper matte today In tho pres
ence of Mr. MalheWson.
San Francisco Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 24. Tho offi
cial closing quotations for mining stockn
today wero as follows:
Alia ? .10 Male & Norcros .35'
Alpha Con 07 Julia 03
Andes IS Justice .10
Belcher GO Kentuck Con. . .10
Dost & Belcher .17 Mexican 1.40
Bullion 21 Occident Con . .41
Caledonia no Ophlr ; l.lfi
Chal. Con It) Overman r?S
Chollar 22 Potosi 22
Confldonco . .. ,70 Kler. Nevada . ..'!)
C C and Va... 1.15 Silver Mill 0G
Con. Imperial . .OS Union Con CI
Crn. Point 00 Utah Con 06
Kxchequor . .. ,20 Tel. Jackot ... .50
Gould & Currlc .27
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
Alice ?l."" Ladv. Con. .. .05
Bruns. Con. .. .07 Little Chief ... .OR
Comst'k Tun. . .21 Mexican . .... 1.35
do bonds Ill Ontario 2.00
C C and Va l. lOjOnhlr 1.40
Horn Silver ... .40i Standard 00
Iron Sliver 1.50'YcI. Jacket ... .60
BOSTON MJNING STOCKS.
Allouez . ...$40.00 Mohawk . ... 40.75
Amal Cop ... 63.00 Nevada Con . 20.00
Am 55 L & Sin 21.50 Nlplsslng M . 10.?.7i
Ariz Com 16.25 Nor Butte ... 27.50
Atlantic . ... 6.00 Nor Lake 0.75
B & CC & SM 13.00 Old Domln .. 36.00
Butto Coal I . IS. 50 Osceola 130.00
Cal & Ariz .. GO. 00 Parrott S & C 13.50
Cal & Ilee ...560.00 Qulncy 74.00
Centennial . . 17.00 Shannon . ... 9.S7i
Cop R C Co . 66.25 Superior . ..44.00
E But C Mine 7.75 S & B Mine.. S.00
Franklin . ... 10.50 S & P Cop... 12.00
GJ.iu.x Con . 6.50 Tamarack . . 55.00
Granby Con .33.00 IT S Coal & O 35.50
Grccno Can . 7.00 USSR&M. 3S.75
Isle Royalle . 10.S7J pfd 4S.75
KVrr Lako .. 6.50 Utah Con. ... 23.50
Lako Cop ... 36.75 Winona . ... S.00
La Salle Cop. 10.00 Wolvorlno . .128.00
Miami Cop . 10.00
. THE FIRST STEP.
In producing perfect laundering lies
In the washing process. Our softened
an tlltercd water Is the basis of our
uniform quality. It prolongs the llfo
of tho fabric.
TROY LAUNDRY
"THE LAUNDRY OF QUALITY."
Both phones 192. 166 Main st.
Telephone
Value
Is determined by the num
ber of people you can
reach without leaving your
home or office. The time
it sa.ves you; tho trouble
it spares you'. Bell service
puts you in touch with
everybody is indispen
sible. REASONABLE RATES .
Call the Manager.
service p mjm p
IS SATIS- i ilHik LJ
FACTORY sysJ
3E THE
Denver & Rio Grande
FOE
Snmrner Vacation
EXCURSIONS
Railroad and team3hlp tickets to
and from all part3 of tho world.
There is a waste of one-quarter of
a yard of tobacco to every pack- ;
i age of cigarettes without mouth-
j pieces. That is, the stump that is
thrown away equals one-tmrd of 1 ,
the entire cigarette. j j
j eliminate this wiste. The mouthpiece takes the i
W place of the tobacco that would be thrown away. M
I Not only that, but it gives you the full taste of a I i
well-blended, fragrant smoke cool and pleasant ft gvm
and renders every shred of tobacco enjoyable.
10c for a box of 10 m
S THE JOHN BOLLMAN CO. Cg. I fl
I San Francisco ,
WASATCH-UTAH COMPANY
COMPLETING NEW PLANT
Under the supervision of Fred C. W'hlt
more, one or tho host known milllnjr en
gineers of the west, tho Wasatch-Utah
company of Big- Cottonwood is hurrying
to completion the new stamp mill, and It
Ik expected that tho plant will be In con
dition for work bv the first of the com
ing week. Tho mill will have five 10n0
ponnd stamps, ono Wllfloy tablo and one
Isbcll vanner, and when completed will
be one of the most complete of tho
Gmallcr mills of tho state. The company
In tho meantime continues lo develop
some magnificent gold ore. preparing a
good tonnage for the use of the mill. An
stated some time ago, the WasalcU-Utah
ores carry fine gold values, some of tho .H
rock being typical of tho high-grade TM
propositions of the Sagebrush stale. It
Is a matter of Interest that such e- H
tremely rich free gold oro Is being found
within sight of and within one hour's
automobile ride of SalL Lako City. -m
Now Terra Starts.
The now term at, Henagcr's Business
college opens Monday, An mist 29. Eu-
roll before opening day, if possible-
WjWXS, Special Family Brew Uvl 11
Phones 218 pSf "TH
.p H. Wagener ' w I
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of 'tho Republic
A thorougiVy modern avlngo depart
ment conducted In connection with th i
bank. Safe deposit boxea for rout, it h
Depository.
FratjK Knox, proaldent: Jamca a. Mur.
my. vlco president; W. F. Earla. cahl
E. A. Cuibertson, assistant casnlor rt
Capital paid in, 5300,000. Jntereit naM
lime UepolU, re,t Ba,1
R. G. DUN & CO., ' fl
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY H
M?oRGN RUST. General Manar.ar.
EBTABU SHEDn,dD" Sa" nk C"y'
m-iat-ibp 1S41. !80 OFFICE3. JgBfa, A
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