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G. K. c. M. Co.
DIRECTORS ANNOUNCEMENT.

The development work on the mines
of the California King Gold Mines Com
pany at Picacho, Cal, justihes the erec-
ton of mill and cyanide plant of one
thousand tons daily capacity. Fifteen
million tons of pay ore are ready for
the mill, and the net monthly earnings
OF such a plant should not fall below
$4,000.
To provide the funds for this plant we
offer for subscription 100000 shares of
treasury stock at $500 per share (par
$500. At this price an annual income
of 20g on the investment is assured and
the ore reserves are sufficient for up
wards of thirty years.
The Secretary, ]. B. Landheld, Jr., 80
Broadway, New York, will furnish de-
scriptive prospectus and full information
on application. JOHN P. JONES.
JAMES B. GRANT
STILSOS HUTCHINS,
WILLARD TELLER.
ASHLEY ". COLE
f. E PGTTIG1FHw' PPGgEF1
J. C. MONTGOMERY.
j. B. LANDFIELp, JR
Directors.
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.

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CUNARD LINE.

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BOSTON STOCKS.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William P. Bon
bright & Co., of Colorado Springs:
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DipiOeno 3 otiees.

rur nENyER CITY TRAMWAY COMPANY.
AAA- Denver. Colorado. April 10. 1901
Notice is hereby that quarterly dividend Iqs
,xrn the ca pital stock The Denver City Tramway
rsonpany viii paid the 18th day Of Nay. 19o'. to
the Close Of business
Sth day of May. 1891 Checks VIII ne matted
- ~ O. 8. ROSS LEVIN TrsaaREar
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

Passenger Train on the Pennsylvania
Road Has Narrow Escape.

Road Has Narrow Escape.
Baltimore, Nd, June 29.-The roof of
the Union railroad tunnel in the east
ern section of the city. used and con-
trolled by the Pennsylvania railroad,
caved in shortly before 2 o'clock this
morning. It is supposed that q defect
in the arch OF the tunnel caused the ac-
cident.
A narrow escape from death or seri-
Gus injury was experienced by the pas
sengers and crew Of an express train,
which was caught by the falling debris
in the tunnel The train was the reguz
lar northbOund express, which leaves
Union station at 1:08 o'clock In the
morning, consisting Of three baggag
and express cars, and three passenger
coaches
As far as can be learned, the ava
Ianche Of earth and rocks caught the
rear express car, which was fmme-
diateIy in front Of the passenger cars.
The train was not running rapidly, and
the jar was not severe. The engineer
quickly brought his train to a fun stop,
and word was sent from a signal tower
to Union station
A yard engine was sent into the tun-
mel, and the tEinly-f1lled passenger
coaches We're drawn back to Union sta
ton without the occupants being aware
Of Ehe danger through which they had
passed. The houses on each side. seem
perilOusIy close to the brink, and
should any further cave-fn occur, they
must be precfpitated into the cavity
below.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
SALES OF REALTY.

Good Residence Lots Sold on East
Second South.
NJ. r. Holland Of Nebraska. who has
been in the city for some time past
with a view to going into the lumber
business here. YESTERDAY purchased of
James H. MOyle "a apdrtmeut ter
race and 452XS rods Of ground on the
southwest corner of Eighth East and
second South street, for 81. 600 cash. It
the property as an investment, and
that he will build on the corner later.
This sale was negotiated by futile
Brothers. The same firm reports the
sale Of a lot S21zxl3S on the southeast
corner Of Second South and Eleventh
East streets for Rev. Franklin I. Ar
mold to James r. Arthur of Fort Col
Inns, Colo, Tor $1,000 cash.
Land and Water Commissioner West
erneld rs preparing for another auction
sale Of city property, but is not pre-
pared TO say when the sale viii take
place He favors an early date him
self The property to be offered for
sale viii be the old city hall corner,
10 which VIII probably be added the
ground upon which the present city
jar stands; and the block Of ground
spon which the exposition building now
stanus, between Fifth and Sixth South
and between Sixth and Seventh East
ing lots and sold IN that way. M
Westerield's idea is that this property
can be sod NOW as well as any time
with the understanding that possession
is not to be given tin after the state
ia en- In the fan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
SALT LAKE BUSINESS
IBREAKING RECORDS
Magnificent Showing for the
Half Year.
INCREASE IN CLEARINGS
NEARLY EIGHTY MILLIONS FOR
THE SIX MONTHS.

The salt Lake bank clearings for the
six months ended last evening We're
S1S674, 22610. Last year was by far the
greatest in the commercial history Of
Vhe community, and yet for the first
six months of that year the clearings
were but $50, SIS, 727.97. This shows an
increase of over 40 per cent. For the
month OF June the cIearings were S17.-
9,.1O722, while for June, 1900, they
were $S,759. 1925. For the past week
the cleariugs were S4.869. 549.93, COM
pared with &2,24S,5 $500 for the CORE
spending week of last year. Yester-
days CledrinEs were $S54. 901 90. while
Tor the same Jay Of last year they were
1886, 607.90.
The first half OF the year 1901 closed
with Salt Lake occupying a strong 20
sition iu the business world, and COM
manding greater attention as a com
merCial center than ever before in the
history of the community. The unusual
activity at the mines accounts for much
Of this, certainty that important rail-
road schemes are on foot with this city,
as the central point OF development ac-
counts for much more. the fixed de-
term nation on the part of the citizens
% build up a great and beautiful city
accounts Tor very much more of fl. The
fact that everything points i'm the direc-
ton Of still greater acticity and a still
greater volume of business for the last
man OF lNe year IMAM Iol lnt UTSL nan
leads even the most conservative 20
predict by FAR the greatest business
year I'm the history of the intermoun-
tain metropolis.
June closed with the business Of the
city at the highest possible point. The
bank clearings. the amount of building
going on. the activity in mining en-
terprises and real estate transfers and
the general good feeling in all lines of
busiLesS-1ll furnish evidence Of great
prosperity. The bank clearinss for the
month were almost S1S.0CO000; The
transfer Of mining stocks amounted to
81, 600, o0O and. the building permits and
tEe real estate transfers show up
equally well.
The week that closed last night wit
messed the carrying cut of a number
of very important enterprises. the
greatest of which was the consolidation
of the 49, street car systems of the
city. NeN, in Importance is the Culmi-
nation Of the issue OF the $500 600 in
new stock by the Utah Sugar COM
pany. At present prices this stock is
worth SS0oOO0. and this fact gives an
index as TO the condition of the beet
sugar industry OF the state The con-
SolidatiCn and sale of the Uncle sam
Humbug mining properties for 100000,
and the immediate increase Of the value
of tie stock 90 81. 900 furnishes an
index as to the condition Of the mining
industry and the interest taken in it by
the people in general.
There were no marked features in the
building. real estate or general business
conditions could not well be better. The
promise OF a good crop throughout the
state adds to the general feeling of con-
1ideuCe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
WIPE OUT YELLOW
FEVER IN CUBA

New York, June % yellow fever has
been combatted with. such vigor in
Cuba that not a single death has been
reported as resulting from it this year,
said Colonel J. B. Hickey, until a few
days ago when an assistant adjutant
general on the staff of General Wood,
was taken off Continuing, he said,
The reason that yellow never has
been so successfully overcome is be-
cause of the efficient sanitary methods
employed BY the United States health
officials. Havana itself has been reVo-
lutfOnized, a s regards its sanitary con-
ditions. Recent experiments having
proved that yellow fever was, to a
great degree, transmitted by mosqui-
toes bred in the tropical swamps and
the cesspOOls, drastic means were en-
plOyed to XIII these insects. As the
people of New Jersey have found out,
kerosene oil or petroleum IS a power
ful exterminatOT of mosquitoes. Ac-
cOrdingly, the streets and sewers in Ha-
vana and other cities on the island
were sprinkled with kerosene, with the
most satisfactory results.
True. the time of greatest infection
from yellow fever is later in the year,
between July and October, hut I feel
assured that this year viii end with no
deaths from this scOurge. This means
in many WAYS the salvation of Cuba.
fer if the danger of yellow fever is
eliminated, thousands OF Americans
who now hold back viii settle in the
island"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
Cause for Divorce Shown.

Testimony in the default divorce
case of ANel +. DanielsOn against Au-
Susta Danielson was taken yesterday
by Deputy Clerk Eldredge, and at the
conclusion of the hearing the referee
drew up a. report recommending the
granting of a decree of separa ton. Ac-
coTding TO the testimony of the plain
tiff and Charles w. Olsen, who also
acted as interpreter, the couple were
married in Sweden about ten years
ago, and a, couple of years since the
husband came to Utah to better his
financial condition, and although he
had repeatedly sent her money and
urged her to come here with her five
children. she still refused to leave the
old home c. NJ. Nielsen appeared as
attorney for DanielSOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
CoalvilIe Brevities.
(speciaI Correspondencel

Coalville, June 20.-County Attorney
Calls and DR.. French were called 10
Echo yesterday TO dress the wounds OF
an unknown man who was found beside
the Union Pacific track near Wasateh
with a very serious cash cut IN MS head-
After being cared for he was left in care
OF Joseph StOrer at Echo.
fine programme Tor the Fourth has
been prepared by the committee. The
services of Henry S. Farmer nave been
secured for the Grafton
Howard Beard. George EdBinEtOn, Jr.,
and Henry Wheaton, IT, OF this place
left yesterday for Evanston to join the
United State geological surveying party
in eastern Utah and southern wyoming.
The wife son and daughter of Fores- ry
Reserve Agent George T. Butcher
arrived here this week from their home
in illinois and will spend the summer
with him in Kamas, where he now
makes headquarters.
John Stonebraker, aged ., son Of J. P.
Stonebraker Of Hoytsvi1e, died yester-
day from the effects of an operation per
formed last Sunday for appendicitis. The
operation was considered the only pos
sibls chance for his recovery. The f1i-
neral viii be held at Hoytsvills on Sun
day next.
William H. Shaw Of this place was also
operated on the same day for the same
complaint, and at this writing is doing
very well.
Alma Eldredge and George Beard are
Coalville jurors serving in the federal
court at Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
HARDY co.
1890 TAIN STREET,
Phone 1913.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
Third judicial district of the state Of
Utah, Salt Lake CoUntF. Arthur W
James, plaintiff. VS.. Elizabeth James ek
al. defendants Complaint for partition.
assignment Of dover and relief Befnra
the Hon. VIM C. Hail. Judge of said
court Pursuant 10 the order OF decrea
Of the above court, made and entered cf
record in the above euritled action in said
court on Wednesday, The 18th dav oS
June, 1901, and in pursuance Of the power
ana authority IN me vested IN ana by
said decree. 7 shah offer for sale TO the
highest and Dest bidder for cash In hand
of said estate not less than three thou
sand dollars, after defrayiEg all the e.
penses OF this proceeding. Including att
tOrney's and referee fees costs of cuurr
and expenses OF advertising and saie). aG
the front west door OF the City and ceun-
Y buudlng) county court house. 81 salt
Lake City SAT- Lake county. state Oe
Utah, on Saturday, the 18th day Of july.
1901, at the hour of = O'Clock m. Of said
day, the following described real estate
ana personal property, Ln-EFlr- aCOmLnelc-
ing one hundred and twenty G20) feeE
north Of the southwest corner Of Lot
three I5), IN block siLty-eiEht te8l plat
City, Salt Lake county, Ia the state Of
Utah, running thence east seVenty-tuv
and One-haIf ef2lD feet, thence north
ninety-eight (s61 feet, thence Wes- seven
ty-tWo and oEa-haf fI5lE) feet thence
south ninety-eiEht $50 feet 10 she place
known as and by the name OF Morgan
Row Sale subject TO the taxes OF 1901
and said safe made subject TO confirms
lion by the court.
ABLAL 3. SAWYER yR-,
ReferBa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
YOuRg Detective Arrested and
Convicted of YagranCy.

Stewart was booked as a vag and
the officers could swear that thew had
seen him hanging about the city at
late and unusual hours of the night
without any apparent business, but
Officer Davies filed a charge of carry
ing concealed weapons. To this Stew
art pleaded guilty, as a gun had been
taken from him in the station. Be
fore sentence was passed Chief Hilton
came to the rescue and saved the lad
by informing the court and aston
iShed officers that they had bagged q
shadow who had been assisting the
police department. Sentence was sus-
pended and the officers retired to fig
ure out now it happened, while the
young. detective went on about his
sleuthing.
Detective Sheets is contemplating
the advisability of carrying an identi-
cation card in case he should fall into
the hands Of the blue-cOated sleuths.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
DC Court NO..

Judge Morse will go to TooeIe on
Monday to hold court, returning on
Wednesday to hear motions on Friday
and Saturday. If the Serfbuer Stock
ton water case comes up for trial Judge
Morse win return to Tooele on July
s, remaining there a couple of weeks
Judge Stewart Will hold court at
Coalville the early part of this week,
returning to this city on Friday, to
which time he adjourned the criminal
court yesterday.
s S Hudson is suing Fred J. Fabian
in the district court to recover S212. so
and interest from Nov. %, 1895. on two
pTOmissory notes.
In the case of John a. Street VS.. the
BUcklin Gold Mining company. judg-
ment against defendant by default was
yesterday entered for $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

To say that they were surprised is
to express but mildly the feelings of Of
ficers Davies and Roberts, who, after
ShGdOwing a suspected burglar fOr
nights. appeared against him in police
court yesterday only to learn that they
had pinched a sleuth in the employ Of
the police department.
For week or more past "Sleuth'
Davies, as the policeman is Familiarity
called, has had his eye on the young
suspect. who gave his name as Frank
Stewart. and small hours of many
mornings have found him shadOwing
the youth, who, in turn, was shadow
ing some one else. of this Officer Da-
vies was ignorant. and after securing
evidence which led him to believe that
the young man was a crook, he deter
mined to take him in. Friday night he
communicated his plans to officer
Roberts, and after a still hunt together
they succeeded in landing their game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
Real Estate Transactions.

The following permits to build and 70
MAKE improvements were issued last week
bV INSPECTOR JlmeT-
L4attcr-day Saints University, North
Main street. auditorium. ..--.-..--- 81, 900
Z. G. NJ T.. alterations to Main
stephen Covey. Third East street,
between Third and Fourth South,
two double houses ...--.--.....-- S,UJO
Jessie Magginetti. Ii3 West Third 800
South street brick cottage -.-.---- Z,5OO
Ernest Schettler. Q street, between 80
Sixth and Seventh. brick cottage. l,bpJ
CON eoifaEe $50 30 ........-... $50
- Streets 1t BRICK cottage ............. 80
D. eei ~ brfc. ,c,ottage ...... go
NEhelmiua AIeckleuberg, Eleventh
East street. between Fffth ana
Sixth South, cottage end BARN. foJ
Sarah Pearson, Elizabeth avenue -,
frame cottage -.--.. -.----.-.: -. %
A. Il. Elggreu. 446 East seventh 80
South street. brick ADDITION --.----- 500
Total 1870. ........ ..................s62. $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
Edwin Milton Royle Writes d
New Play.

A bit Of intelligence which Salt
Lakers viii read with great interest
finds its way from -by-the-Sea
the summer resting spot of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Milton ROyle, in New Jer-
sey. The popular playwright and ac-
tor announces in a letter to his father
Judge ROyle Of this city. that he has
completed a new play and viii produce
it the coming season. fOrSaking the
vaudeville ranks in order to do so. Mrs.
ROyle. Of course. viii be associated
with him in the new venture.
Mr.. ROyle's play is called Loves
victory" Tt is written along the same
lines-in fact IT is said to be d recon
structiOn of his zone Plus one Equals
Three" This is the play produced by
the stock company at the Grand the
atre several years ago, in which
Charles Wyngate scored such a dis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
vERNAL MAN ARRESTED
ON WYOMING COMPLAINT.
So Correspondance.l

Ternal, June 27.-sheriff Preeee. came
in yesterday from Indian canyon. on the
I'intah reservation. where he placed an
der arrest Harley Thomas, who is want
co AZ RaWllns, Wyo., for grand larceny
Snerift PreeCe was lOtified by tsse NTO-
Keep lookout for Thomas. who, it was
presumed, would come 10 Nernal, winch
IS the young mans home Sheriff BreeCc
notified the Wyoming sheriff today that
Ihomas would be held here pendlng
their action. Thomas is charged with
horse stealing lie declares his innocence
The smallpox situation shows no new
Developments at yet. a strict quarantine
has been enforced at the Colrharp resi-
dence and it is hoped that it can be
stamped out without spreading any far
Their. The big Fourth of july celebration
VIII almost certainly be called off. The
local health board is acting with COM
nnendable promptneSs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
Pleasant Grove Alumni

lSpeclaI COrTespondence.)
Pleasant Grove. June 29-The annual
banquet and ball Of the Public School
Alumni association was held last even
Ing. The banquet was served at tho
MAYHEM hotel and was a very credIta bic
affair During the banquet tOasts were
responded to by Emma FentOu. J. III.
Coombs, George Larson, Bert ThOrne and
d. III. Robson. n *. Nelson acted as
POSTMASTER After the banquet the rest
of the evening was pleasantly spent in
dancing
The officers Of the Alumni association
for the coming year are as follows .
President, Ezra q. Walker; first vice
president, w y. Stewart; second vice
president, Maud briggs; secretary and
treasurer, Nettie Armitstead; assistant
secretary and treasurer, Nettie Wadley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

tinct success as the wayward. dissipat-
ed son, who FORCES his fathers name to
pay off some gambling debts. The fe-
male physician is another character
well remembered in the original The
piece took very well. locally, but for
some unknown reason has not been on
the boards since that time
In its reconstruction, Mr.. ROyle has
retained the principal characters. but
has made what he considers a vast i'm
provement in the plot and dialogue.
He has put in his spare time on Loves
Victory" for the past three seasons.
and is confident that it will be a COM
plete success, even more so than
Friends That such viii be the case
his many friends most earnestly wish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royle will spend the
summer at AvOn-by -the-Sea, instead
Of returning to salt Lake, as they had
expected.