Show Thi8o1oiiPTtoi Paymaster Group at Dixie to Change Hands LAUNCH THOMPSON COMPANY Another Park City Youngster of Very Largo Proportions Silver King Is Again in Line With 8100000 Boss TweedVictor Controversy Not Yet Settled High Grade Ores From Prospects at Payson The Mining Share Market OMcaras Lucky Acquisition Begins to Produce I The Paymaster group out of St George and adjoining the Dixie with its 0110 of sensational disclosures and highgrade ores has passed Into the hands of Andrew 3 Malloy of Cripple Creek Colo the purchaser obligating himself to pay no less than SOOOO the Initial payment havfnp Just been made The group Is one over which there has been a great deal of very animated rivalry riv-alry since the riches of the Dixie began to assert themselves and that It will be ultimately productive of the same class of ore not a few mining men are ready to believe It war C W Johnsbu of Tonopah Nev who recentl Induced the owners con lllnl of residents nf St George and other points along the couthcrn zone to designate fl urea at which they were willing to part with the group The signatures had scarce dried when the bonanzaelutner from Cripple Creek Induced Mr Johnson to relinquish his option and work will follow fol-low the present msnth Ills said of the Paymaster group that the Dixie vein bas been followed up to Its end lines but to determine Its merits the purchaser pur-chaser will begin sinking and systematically system-atically prospecting under the agreement agree-ment which affords him until ScpUm ber 23 1903 in which to make the final payment With the new smelter at the Dixie bclrs rushed to early completloa the camp Is promised a most active appearance ap-pearance during the winter Jis the Intention In-tention Isl I to prosecute work underground under-ground and on both properties with all the sinew for which elbowroom can be found A FAVOBED YOUNGSTER Launching of Thompson Group by the Mayor and His Associates On Sunday mornlhg the Thompson Mining companys official household will leave In a body for Park City and before Its return will have broken ground from which the systematic development de-velopment of another of the matchless camps prospective bonanzas Is to begin be-gin As constituted thu household Includes In-cludes Mayor Ezra Thompson for many years identified with the leading mines of Park City not to mention the youngsters that are bclns encouraged by him Arthu Thomas a former Governor of Utah postmaster and general gen-eral manager of the Maxfield companys mines In Big Cottonwood that continue to come to market with their wealth Hon TV S McCornlck John C Lynch and J D Murdoch always prominently associated with the mines of the State 1 flflCltOR iJfIY I Y A PROPERTY 1l 5T 1 tOW OWNEOB JUD6 < I l jyqLyJuO 1 0p StMPT c iio I CO I irtSi i I C sqrf I i ii I I Ii 1 iI 1 1 C X i I B f cic PRoPE1Y f j Diagram indicatngrthe position of tho Thompson Companys mines and theirrelation i to the neighboring1 bonanzas These gentlemen conBtllulc the board oC director whlp tot officials Include Mayor Thompjon o president Postmaster Post-master Thomas as vicepresident Jo Blah Barnett as treasurer and Arthur Thomas Jr as secretary The new work on the territory outlined and the superintendent Inaugurated the party will return the management to be un der the direction of Mayor Thompson Of the various youngsters brought out during the season In the great camp none have been more generously endowed than the Thompson company which begins the making of history with five patented claims acquired of John Oldham Mrs John Rogers and others at figures which ought to render the venders Independent although tho location cannot but commend it as one of the rarest of a seasons bargains On the one side Is the Qulncysroup absorbed ab-sorbed by the great Daly West after over JO000000 hud been derived from a handfull of earth on another the properties prop-erties of the J I C company whose maw has been crowded as near to Thompson lines as the law and a neigh bony respect for neighboring rights will allow whilJ aUolnlng It on the west and north are the properties of the DalyJudge Mining company with tho shaft on the latter but 100 feet distant from Thompson end lines That the properties of the new company are traversed by the Quincy vein Is conclusively con-clusively delined and It Is into this that the management will begin to shoot Its way as rapidly as possible the erection of shelter to follow nml work to continue con-tinue throughout the winter To this end the powerful crowd behind the youngster has made ample provision In the allotment of shares that have been flxed at 500000 of a par value of 1 each Much Interest Is manifested in the undertaking throughout mining circles and the result of development will be eagerly awaited SILVER KING DIVIDEND RctulAr Sum Passed Avound Books Clo3e bnJ3aly West Distribution4 i With tlitdlstrlbutlon of Its tenth dividend for 1902 yesterday the shareholders of the great SUvyr King 4avc during the year bean permitted to draw down 51000000 with if grunl totnl I jettainius 5t750000 while two more J regulars and an extra before the expiration expi-ration of the year will swell the total to more than half a dozen million with an Indefinite number now exposed In the companys underground vaalts While this illstributUn va4 being made by the Silver King the transfer bools were closing on the Daly Wests October dividend of 60 cents a share or J10SGOO whiirn will be passed around on Wednesday next A 11 It is I expected that the Ontario will post Its regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents a share or 15000 within the next row dys not to mention the Utah ofFish of-Fish Springs or the Oomlni of Tlntk In noth of which the shareholders are reposing their confidence BOSS TWEED TO RAISE Does Not Recognize That Controversy With Victor Has Been Settled Tho Victor side In the controversy over ore bodies claimed by It and the Boss Tweed having rested Its case when tho upraise was brought out at nil apex within Victor boundaries the contestant has just begun UK demonstrations demon-strations and to that end will begin on Independent upraise from below the same to be continued to th j surface or to an apex wherever that may occur In prosecuting the work Manager lW of the Boss Tweed vbo has Just returned re-turned from camp says the Intention of his company IB to raloe with the faotwall and to follow It no matter where the ground to which this may lead In this hI says he expects to demonstrate that the apex of th6 fis sure1 Is well within Boss Tweed lines the work to be prosecuted with all possible dispatch I THE FINTTS AT PAYSON Samples of Very Rich Ore Brought In by a Salt Laker Charlie Morrison has returned from Payson and neighboring localities where he has been making an examination examina-tion of pVospects yesterday morning with samples of rock which Is plastered plas-tered with horn silver and which the gentleman says Is reminiscent of a class of which the great Horn Silver mine at Frisco was productive ata day when It was most thrifty Froth whut particular locations the samples were taken Mr Morrison refused positively to divulge at this time although he reports the ore In placo and with all the Indications of permanency During Dur-ing his absence Mr Morrison Inquired Into the discovery at Payson to which reference was made In a Tribune dispatch dis-patch yesterday morning bu t declined to add anything to what was told by I the sender Much interest was manifested mani-fested In his samples on brokers row and assays on which ho Is waiting promise some lofty results THE OJIEARA PURCHASE Estraction of Ore Exceeding S200 Per Ton Already Inaugurated Arrivals from Tonopah Nev say the Alpine group on Lono mountain which has Just been gobled up by M JOIe J-OIe ra Is opening up a record that promises to become as sensational as that of the Tonopah company under Its army of lessees Indeed the extraction extrac-tion of the rich ore which Js maintaining maintain-ing an average around S200 per ton hus Already begun with 5000 sacks headed for the camp on an order from the management and big things are relied on A Salt Lake operator Mr OMeara will turn the output in the direction of the valley smelters and Into the fiu 1 nace of the 1000000 plant at Murray W P OMeara who will of course he permitted to share In the latest bargain bar-gain clinched by his farseeing brother I declined to dlsctrssrthe transaction yesterday yes-terday other than to verify the Trlb unea exclusive news upon It How < ver the gentleman who drove the bargain bar-gain Is scheduled to return to town In a few days I AT BEN HARRISON Big Ledge Encountered on 300Foot Level During the Day A telephone message from the superintendent super-intendent of the Bon Harrison com panys properties out of Milford advises ad-vises Manager J J Trenam that the ledge on the 300foot level has been reached In the crosscut and that everything ev-erything appears favorable to satisfactory satisfac-tory results In the ledge which was tapped 200 feet above and at a point 3700 feet distant from the shaft on the O K group ores showing from 56 lolo lo-lO gold with C5 per cent copper w ro encountered while Improved results are promised at the connection Just made Manager Trenam who ha Just returned re-turned from the East after an absence ot several I weeks Is much pleased with the outlook and will leave for a personal per-sonal Inspection of the changes In a few days Tho Geminis Big Bodies The Gemini of Eureka reported at the sampler yesterday with a half dozen carloads of high grade ore A prominent promin-ent mine superintendent who was recently re-cently admitted to the mine character izes the new ore bodies as the largest of the kind ever seen by him In Tintlc and he has superintended the extraction extrac-tion of some very large ones In a neigh boring bonanza It wjs said yester I day that the directors will again look after tho wants If not the needs of their Hock the present month and that apiece a-piece of money will bu passed round before the close 1 Gypsy Blair Resumes I Hudson Smith hIm cone to the Gypsy Blair at Alia to Inaugurate thd winter campaign which started with four miners on Thursday Although or soC s-oC good quality have been opened up In the lower workings the management 1 has decided to prospect tho ledge j from a new opening and will pink ata pol not distant from the lines of the Trend < t Benson group which wan recently cqulred by the Kennrbcc company The Oypsy offers not a fow assurances jf developing Into a productive proposition propo-sition before the close of the year THE DAY ON CHANGE Bears Again Assert Their Strength With the List Generally Soft The day on the mining exchange closed with the sale of G3530 shares of stock that brought W534773 and with the lingers of the shorts again burled in the wool of nearly all the favorItes To this the only conspicuous oxcej tloiiH were Comstock and May Day while the very best that the average drew was a ctanrtoff Daly which spent Its energy earlier In the week was painfully punished as was Wabash and Souh Swansea while Con Mercur was allowed to recede to levels 1 that were shockingly ridiculous Majestic did business around old figures as did Century while New York wus again liberally supported with Ingot marked down a fraction or two pending the next heat thp day closing on the allowing al-lowing market A M Call p M can I lfiiKlIiI Bid ikOd nchor 1 ti I iO t = jax t 3i 3 11 I m i Albion 1 i W 1 AiicLr II 15 EhlllIonH 2Th 350 t 210 310 2om Tweed I 11 f Dln Butler l2 11 l2 I 13 III California 2 ½ 1Ii 3S Carirn i9i roh Century 1Ci 13 tl 111i j Creole l I 52 tS Congor 1 O Con Jcr lt2 I l 1 n 1fr Flr Daly 2011 2 J 2W 212 Da1yWt 1L3 WCO Daltol L Cr2 011 u1 1cXlr 2 EmcrOlld h 02 li13D OO l2h tS GulHa Ci 01 11 Grand Cent JS Z23 I iJ1 GOld Euglo ionft Ofl Horn Silver lro 1Cj 120 Ingot 14 U 11 i JI Joe Bowur 021 crl t Lit ChIef O J Mammoth I35 1 1Jj 137 Jn RelllO 01 01 Iummoth 11i li 160 10 Manhattan O0 > > 1 0fl4 I May Day h 30t > D4I 1 rIslm O24 O Cf 02 Xor Light 01 Ontario 50 tLG RichAIIIL Xi RoccoH 1 i Sunshlno I H 19 S Suaiisea i7 I 1 f Sacramento 27 ih 2 iiH 27 Silver King 75CO SOOO 7L SOC Star Con 1 16 Tetro 23 I 2i 1 H ½ lcsora u 10 lr Sunbcllnl U SCan I Jl 6 311 12 Utah 1 tG I lj Valco 10 17 VIctor 23 2 2it 4I lv MG I 01 Ol Wabash 15i 197 lt0 191 Yankee Con GO 63 LI G5 MORNING SALES AJax COO at 3Sc KH > at 3iha 100 at 37c Carlsa C03 at 2C4c SCO at 201C atllcr sixty days COO nt olAo Consolidated Murcur COO nt 1 93 Daly West M at 51975 23 at J1370 Grand Central 100 at 5CS May Day 1000 nt 2c 500 nt 29c 205 at 29iAo 500 nt > yc 750i at COc 100D ut l0c Petro GO a tHe Sunbeam KO at g c 1500 nt He California 200 nt 53c 2310 at SSic = 1S30 at 2 > lAc M at 3SV6c WO ut SS c 17W at 5Sc 500 at SS4o seller sixty days 3W at 3SVtc seller sixty days Vabn3h COO at 102J4 ICO at Jn 1 100 at JI05 COO at 137 1M at 153 COO at SlO COO at W 100 at 201 100 ut 1203 buyer thirty days 100 at JlM Shares old 25 175 Cnltlnr olnn MftWkKn y OPEN BOARD Ajax COO at 37ic Consolidated Mercur W at J134 Daly CO nt J2 500 nt J210 Daly crt 23 at 1970 15 at J50 25 at 53020 buyer thirty days Sncrnmento W > D at J7c Wabash 100 at JlM 100 at 5195 Comstock ICO at JlD 100 at J122 7CO at 123 100 nt 5125 200 at 5122i New York Bonanza 100 at Clo SW 0 at G3cSharcs Shares sold 3123 Selling value J67IEO AFTERNOON SALES Ajax 200 at STlic COO at 37c seller nix ty days EtA at 37 ic COO at 3ihc seller sixty days 1000 ut 37 ½ c EJ at 37c seller sixty days 1W at 37ic Carlsa 500 at OCi 1MO nt 20Uc Con Mcrcur 100 at 192c Ingot 1500 nt He 5M at 13c Lower Mammoth ICO at J137 May Day 2C0 at iljc 500 nt SOUc ZWQ at Cflio c4 at 3bC llW at 31c 700 at 3l4c Sacramento 2560 nt 1Sc South Swansea 200 at 18c 200 at ISVic ICO at 3Wc 200 at 1S1C California 1200 at iSic 1SOO at 3S4c Oat O-at SSc seller sixty days Century 100 atlll buyor thirty days J v nJ UL ic Victor 1000 at Cllic 100 at 25c Wabash iC 0 at 195 ICO at fl 33 200 nt J1SO 100 at un Yankee Con SOO at 62c 500 nt Sic seller sixty days Shares ROld 2170D Selling value 590S375 OPEN BOARD Ben Butler 200 at 12c Cnrloa cCO at COic 600 at COtfc Century 100 at IUWJ i Comstock 100 nt 122 JOt at L2111 ICO at 121 ICO at 5120J4 2CO at 10 Daly 100 nt 210 Ingot 15CO at lie CO at 13ic lEO at 12g Lono Pine 100 at Jioc 100 at 35c May Day 400 at 3Hic 500 at 31c HO at 31ic COO nt S2c Majestic C00 at i3CO 2X at J2iS New York ICO 0 at Ole 100 at GIc 100 at Clc 500 at Glc seller thirty days I Victor CCO at 25c Wabash 100 at J190 Shares sold 5220 Selling value 53719 Boston Market Qhlet Q TRIBUNE SPECIAL Boston Mass Oct 10There was I very little buslncw transacted In the I local exchange today The tone In 1 good but traders are waiting for a more settled I set-tled condition before taking an active position Amalgamated after a weak opening remained steady with a good undertone The market closed quiet nnd steady Hornblower Welles brokers 53 State street Boston and 10 Wall street New York furnish the following I fol-lowing quotations I Sales Hljh Low Close Amalgamated 1213 > 30 JCSfciA BOO BIngham 2SCO 2750 DniyWcat 5000 1S25 Utah ro 21CO Unlud States 150 2075 I Mercur 220 2CO Mohawk OJ ISO 4600 CurbBoston 2cdj337i Tintic Ore Shipments Eureka Oct 10Th ore shipments from the Tintlc district for the past week amounted In all to 104 carloads divided among the mines as follows Uncle Sam 2 Eagle Blue Bell 5 CcniennlalEuroku 14 Gemini 13 BullionBeck S Grand Central CO Mammoth 13 Lower Mammoth 2 Alaska 2 Dragon Iron mine 27 The Mammoth mill also sent out two bars of bullion To tho Naildrivor The directors of the Nalldrlver Mining Min-ing company leave for Park City In a body tomorrow morning to make u survey of conditions under ground and to determine through what avenue the ore bodies shall be attacked This docs not Imply that extraction Is to begin In unmlnerHke haste however as to catch up tho ivocklniis and put tho ledge 1 In condition for stoplnp not a little work will be required But th coripany has JIDOOO In Its kitty and can afford to make haste slowly Die and Bullion In the ore and bullion market the days settlement atuiined a total of 5123400 McCornlck ro < reporting them as they foMow American bullion 7SCO gold bullor 22000 gold silver lend and corner oren 532000 In the metal market silver ruled ai ISO I-SO cents an ounce lead at J350 pe i hundred pounds and casting copper at 11 ccntK f a round VALUE OF LA SAL MINES Fully Proved by Prof Ernchaws Report Re-port The Llttlt Dot Contract Basin La SU Mountains Oct S One of the hant eIdonces of the value of the mining Interests of the La Sal I country In the favorable report recently recent-ly made and publlnhed In The Tribune from Prof GSorsc H Errshaw then I the-n and eminent rilninjc engineer engi-neer who recently made a thorough examination ex-amination of this entire section Mr Ernshaw unlike other mining men who have visited thls distrIct did not cone to quick decisions nor did he listen to the shuj3tsSghtcd element that browse in thlfl c > bun tr3 at the present tIme He made It a special point to see and Investigate In-vestigate oyery prospect and to thoroughly thor-oughly study the formation of the country coun-try His opinion will do much toward establishing te necessary confidence with outside mtn and to encournre those here who are ntru sllngr to make the La Sal district one of Utahs best 1 and most productive sections With the completion of the fiftyfoot contract on the Little Dot property I and the fin showing made the leasers and owners have concluded to go ahead with further development for the winter win-ter and are now completing all the neceSfafy > arrangements They have concluded not to make the proposed carload phlpmcrt this fall from the fact that they have not the facilities directly direct-ly 01 hand for retIna the ore down from the mine nor could they do Jus tluc to themselves financially were they to do to Development work and production pro-duction this whiter will fully place them In a position to ship regular and go ahead next spring There Is more actual mining activity throughout the La Sal country now than every before hi Its history and from now on Interestlrj and substantial substan-tial news may be looked for from this source Several prominent llnanclal men are here now and others are on the way from the East to look over this country coun-try with a view of Investment and will also visit other portions of Utah Utah Is attrdtitlng unlimited attention now from all mIning centers as the most prornlslncSlatc In the Union as a source of Investment and speculation in Ho Wonderful mining and Industrial strides Mining Notes Th j Alblona assessment becomes de linquent today Lloyd c Cookc sent In a car of ore via Callontos eJtnJ Nt w York exchanges Indicate transac tions In Ontario recently at 75 a share Dr Frnnlclln will Icavevfor the East In a icw daya to confer with his associated Tho Uncle San of Tintlc reached the smollcr lurnaccrf with five more carloads of ere yesterday Manager ililan Packard of tho Star con of rlntlc was among the arrivals from camp yesterday v The inntmsemont of tho EaJlo Blue Bell addeu tour moro earn of oro to Its October output yesterday It was said yesterday that no effort will bo made to revive dry concentration at the Miiy Day mill the present year Manager Rood of the Ontario and other Park City propositions has gono to camp again roll with checks for the September pay Manager McVIchlc ot the Bingham Con has gone la camp again to make an In ventory of all tho companys widespread holdings Tho dcyB receipts at the Taylor Brunton sampler consisted of fifteen car loads of ore from Tintlc and two from Nevada The days receipts from the shippers of yfonopah were conflncd to a nlnglo car of on but It made up In quality what was lacking In quantity Col Henry G Ilcffron has returned from Ogden after looking Into a group of prospects out of that town but Is not prepared to release his conclusions Manager Fischer ot the United States smelter Has returned from tho plant much nlcTGCd with the condition In which KVirythlnnr presents Itself at thin time y S Proc has been selected as supcr lnt ndent of the Park City Gold Silver Mining company propertied with active development to be Inaugurated at once Cnpt William Davidson has gone to Ophlr Colo to conduct an examination of mining properties under a commission from Eastern Investors and will absent hlmsolf ten days or more Manager Joseph of the Carlsa has re turned from Tintlc During his absence Mr Joseph made an examination of the new developments In the May Day the result of It finding expression In purchases pur-chases that were credited to him during the day |