| Show Mines and Mining Stocks CAMP NATIONAL HAS ANOTHER SUIT Mammoth People Ask for the Small Sum of From the Workman Crowd When hen litigation begins to pile up on ona ona on ona a mining camp It means that there Is I something th there r worth lighting fighting over o und and consequently attracts a n c certain class clas of ot capitalists and amI speculators which perhaps could In no other way bo drawn Into that particular field llie The Tue camp of or National In the tho northern part of Nevada is 18 beginning to groan gronn under Its burden of recent suits the thelast thelast last filed this week erk amounting to near neara n a million dollars In the xum lIn Involved Suit has hns been Instituted In the district district district dis dis- court b by the Mammoth National Mines lInes company compan a against J. J I L. L Workman Work Work- ork man Ida C. C Workman William IL Jordan Purcell Rowe and Walter S. S Brann says the Winnemucca Star The plaintiffs ask Judgment In a total sum of oC upon two causes of or action On the first cause of ot action the plaintiff alleges that defendants defendants de do- are Indebted to it In the sum of for tor mono money which the defendants defendants defendants de de- de- de I have havo received within two years ears past no part of or which hus has been paid On the second cause of action the plaintiff asks Judgment for 62 general damages for tor ex expended expended ex- ex In mining operations on the Charleston Hill National Mining s syndicate syn syn- n property at National for 10 expended In litigation arising over said aid premises and for damages by r reason ason of f plaintiff being prevented from extracting ores from said premises This IM Is another case In the maze of or National l mining litigation which has become so complex and amI many sided as asto asto asto to be beyond the tue comprehension of an any person but a law lawyer cr Presumably this heavy damage suit is the outcome of the recent trouble trouble- at National be between between he- he tween J J. J I I. L. L Workman and tho the Mammoth Mam Mam- Mammoth moth National Mines camp company an which has ha- been doing work upon two mining alongside the tho National claims lying tUnes Mines ines Company's property An n apex suit between the two companies Is now pending in the United States court at Carson A A. few weeks a ago o Workman partly dispossessed the Mammoth National National Na Na- claiming it Is 15 understood that the company compan had f failed In It Its payments payments pay pay- ments on the property and since that time limo both Workman and the company compan have been working the property It ItIs ItIs Is Ig presumed the suit that has Just been filed will determine the tho dispute between Workman and tho the Mammoth National The Tho complaint In th the case is very lengthy length and is signed by Metson Drew Mackenzie Rufus C. C Thayer er and Charles J J. Parks ParIs San Francisco attorneys who represent the Mammoth Main Mam moth National Mines lInes company compan In the case Attachment papers were verc Issued last evening evening- against the Workmans and this morning Deputy Deput Sheriff Sheri loft left for National to servo serve th the altac attachment ment He Tie was wa accompanied b by the Mammoth Nationals National's attorney C Charles arles J. J Parks THOMPSON 1 WORK PROGRESSING Four Fissures Cut and a Little Ore Found Found Upraising Upraising for forthe forthe the Contact Work ork Is progressing Yer very nicely at atthe atthe atthe the Thompson Quincy Mining company property at Park City with one force of men carrying the drift Into the heart of the extensive territory while another another another an an- other is upraising on a cross fissure for forthe forthe forthe the Ontario contact according to F. F J. J Hagenbarth president of at the company company com corn pany who returned Thursday night from an Inspection In company with Earl Karl Rogers a young young- Salt Lake mining mining ruining min ruin ing engineer and H. H C. C Wood who Is also Interested In tho the property Is favorable favorable favor or Everything looking v very r able up there said Mr Ir Hagenbarth yesterday John IH is In the hospital now and Pete Harrington Is In charge of operations Wo Yo are arc about feet within our lines and 1000 feet Ceet be below below below be- be low the bottom of at the old Quincy shaft shatto This is probably feet northwest of the shaft and over 1700 feet teet vertically from the surface We have ha cut four nice fissures We nave have struck a little lead In three places on one ono fissure on which we have drifted HO feet But we are not looking for tor ore until we e reach the contact This will probably be OO to feet above and should be covered in six weeks The outlook for the Thompson Quincy is very encouraging At the Dal Daly West est there is a very favorable showing on the 1700 and 1800 level Developments on the east from both levels are looking good They have just a little ore are on the east drift drifton on the 1800 some ore appearing In Inthe Inthe Inthe the face of at the drift wh when n I was there Thursday Some Sarno ore is coming In on the 1900 in the west face along the drift SCATTERED SELLING FEATURE AT BOSTON CB By Badger Bros Bras Private Wire Ire Boston Dec S. S Scattered Scattered selling continues to be the feature of the Boston Boston Boston Bos Bos- ton copper market Price changes In intile tho tile early morning session are confined to fractions tractions The Tho tone however howe Is weaker with the buying power very ery much restricted The Copper Producers Producers' ers ers ers' report showing a decrease of 23 pounds proved to be bo St a b. negative negative negative nega nega- tive factor Influences surrounding the New York market arc are apparently haIng hayIng hay hav ing their effect here The trading la is carried on In a small Va way and at the moment no decisive trend Is Indicated Hayden Haden Stone Co Dr dentist of Sugar House announces removal to 3 1 Atlas blk bile I SA NT CHIEF CUTS BODY 25 ORE ORf Takes Out Carload Shipping Grade and Will Begin Building Building Building Build Build- ing Road Next Week Telephonic word received yesterday b by I. I L. L A. A Martin from tram W. W D. D Rawson manager manag r of ot the lie Santaquin Chief was that the south drift from tho new tunnel tunnel tun tun- nd nel has three feet feel of or 25 to 35 oro ore In Inthe Inthe inthe the tac face The tunnel was dun in sixty feet when hen It crosscut the vein at nt a a. point where the oro ore was making both up and antI down and to tho the north and to the south Houth A drift was sent out In a direction following an ore streak all the wa way The rho oro ore has averaged averaged aver aver- inches for a distance aged two thirty of at twenty five feet The Tho mountain I is steep at that point the a adit lt catching the vein em nearly nearl 10 feet on its dip Al Alread Already Already Al- Al read ready a carload of or shipping ore are has been taken n from this fissure B By driving the tunnel perhaps feet further a vertical depth of or almost 1600 1500 feet may be bo secured The Santaquin Santaquin Santa- Santa I quin Chief has three outcropping parallel paral paral- paral-j paral Id lel leJ veins and probably a number of blind veins which this crosscut tunnel will tap It embraces feet on the strike cf of f some sonic of these veins The Tho Santaquin Chief has a good wagon road rond to within about a mile of ot the property The building of half halt a mile of ot Inexpensive dirt road where scrapers can be bo used will vill give Ivo the mine connection connection tion ion with the railroad In the vall valley C be- be low There is three feet of snow In the hills but this will vill not hinder road building rork Work on this road will be started pr probably next week One car of or orare ore are would more than pay for tor this road Union Chief and ETS The Union Chief Chic is several miles north of tho the Chief The long tunnel it Is now estimated is probably not over thirty-five thirty or fort forty feet teet from the oro ore shoot prospected prospect ell in the upper worl workings ln s. s The stringers and bunches of lead ore are continue to show the miner miner- of or this portion of the ground and antI emphasize tho fact that a large e ore bod body In all probability Is close at hand The Eva mine Is south of the Santaquin Santaquin Santa- Santa quin Chief several miles Its tramway is still Incomplete but a as soon as It is finished hauling of ot ore will be comme com com- me ii ced FAVORABLE STATEMENT FROM COPPER PRODUCERS New York Dec Dee S. S The S.-The The statement of the he Copper Producers Producers' association fo for November shows a decrease In stocks on hand of at S pounds compared cd with wHit the previous month Total production production pro pro- for November ag aggregated re-a re ted pounds as against In n October Domestic deliveries were wele pounds or pounds better than in the preceding month while foreign deliveries were almost pounds lar larger cr with total de delIveries deliveries de- de liveries ll showing a gain ain of pounds tin ds The report of or the Copper Producers' Producers association for tor November l while In Inman Inmany inmany man many respects favorable failed tailed to ar arrest arrest arrest ar- ar rest weakness in the coppers and Tennessee Ten Copper declined 1 12 1 Thompson Towle Co sa say One of ot the leading selling a agencies of copper copper copper cop cop- per metal informs us that copper Is not anI only being heln- held firm at but they have o none nono to offer otter at that price lie says The outlook for 01 the metal is ver very favorable fa and I believe e that it will not be long until prices will be quoted at I IMPROVING TENDENCY SHOWN N IN NEW YORK B By Ily Badger Bros Private Wire ire Now York Dec 8 An S.-An An Improving tendency developed In late afternoon recovery recover being of deliberate and or ordeny orderly or- or deny derly kind which apparently resulted from buying for tor or a rise rather than from covering of ot shorts short In prominent banking circles the belief belle prevailed pre that the tho forthcoming forthcoming- bank ban k statement would be considerably better than that of ot last Saturday The view was ex expressed expressed ox- ox pressed in some quarters that recent stiffness in call mone money was due to buyIng buying buy- buy In Ing a of stocks b by 26 6 Broadway Interests Interests Interests Inter Inter- ests which had been beener very er heavy lenders lenders lend lend- ers era of money for tor a long time Ume past In authoritative circles the tho opinion prevailed prevailed pre pre- that the stock market is not likely to flatten out althou although h there was no certainty as 38 to just what would be the course of at prices In the next few days das Natural Naturally after fter five I days dars of at decline in which period there has been a number of at more or less favorable favorable favor favor- able ablo developments some conservative c operators showed an inclination to bu buy stocks Swain PROPOSED AFFILIATION OF MINING INTERESTS Members of or the American Mining congress are receiving the following notice from rom Secretary J. J F F. Will you OU kindly sign detach and land return the attached postal card proxy with such instructions as an you ou wish to tomake tomake tomako make mako concerning proposed amendment to our laws by-laws which will viIi be voted on at a L special meeting to be held December December De De- De- De cember 15 15 1911 in accordance with notice published in the A. A M. M C. C Bulletin Bul Bul- letin of at November 1911 This amendment amendment amend amend- ment meat Is proposed for tor the purpose of providing providing- for the affiliation of other mining organizations with the Mining congress thus providing better support for tor Its work and Is submitted in ac accordance accordance accordance ac- ac with a resolution unanimously adopted by the members members' meeting held hold durin during the Chicago convention It hIer is hI very er Important that you be bo represented either in or b by proxy in order that a quorum may be present CHIEF CON SHIPPING CARS OF HIGH-GRADE HIGH ORE Chief Chlor Consolidated is again shipping high-grade high ore are The first carload of ot about lift fifty tons returned 13 ounces of or sliver silver per ton second carload assayed assayed assayed as as- sayed ounces at the tho mine The rhe high-grade high ore are body Is 15 narrow but apparently Is making Int Into int a lar largo large o oare ore are bod body from which much is ht hoped Since last spring Chief Consolidated has earned small net profits amountIng amounting amount- amount Ing to upwards of or 1000 In Septem Septem- ber and less In other months sa says saya the Boston News Bureau GOOD BUYING SPIRIT ON NEW YORK CURB B By Badger Bros Bras Private Wire Ire New ew York Dec 8 Today's Today's curb market was quiet and narrow GIroux was in d demand mand at the tile opening at Ji 41 later sold down don to 4 t. 4 16 1 rallied to 1 I 3 and at the close was freely treely sold soul at 4 Inspiration rallied at tho the cios close and looks like hl higher her prices the buying being er very good good Fay 4 M M 4 M I QUARTET OF LOWS CLAIM ATTENTION Ohio Copper Grand Central Victoria and Iron Blossom on the Toboggan Ohio cents Grand Orand Copper I down to 9 5 Central ailing ti to tn 60 CO cents Victoria Rt at t C it 54 rents nod end Iron mo m as IS low lov as IS 11 U. wilde made up ur a n quartet of or lows J which drew awn from the fuel feet that th the total days day's bushier IIII was the heaviest for or weeks or about twice tho the of oC late Grand Central opened n at nt r and aul on OD sales ales of oC between rOCo and O Ml cli to o We t Colorado wn Was Jn In the tho morning but lost two points later closing at lOc The ICA for tor the lie tiny were we're 9 at The official III I closing quotations yesterday were vere II as follows lI I forenoon II Afternoon i I Hid 1111 lIl I Bid I Asked Bec Tunnel 17 IS 18 17 11 lil 10 13 10 amp Bird 1111 IH 00 OO s 2 C. 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