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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-08-22
Rev. DR.. Morris Wechsler,

AVON SPRINGS. N. Y, Feb. l, 1901.
DIR Att Bros
een@n write this testimonial from Of duty having tested the
with pamo asthma for the past - Having exhausted
New York obtained bottle Of Asmaene My w! commenced
After bottle her Asthma has and she entirely free
who
afflicted with this distressing disease.
Yours respectfully o. D. PHELPS MD
rBRos.M MEDICINE 1901.
tried numerous
bottle found relief
BOTTLE and grateful have family children
OF health
day. This testimony make such
Home address, 235 Rivington street. s. RAPHAEL
81 East 120th st., City,
ABSOLUTELY ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL
Write addressing TAFT
70 East 130th st. n Y City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
OIL CONCENTRATION.
IL. $. Lcaver OF the Buffers Lab.
orat0ry Talks of His Tests.

Mr.. u. s. Leaver, in charge OF the
Buffers laboratory In this city, has re-
turned from trip TO Cripple Creek,
Colo. where he made some tests on the
concentration OF the ores Of the dis
trict by the oil process. Mr.. Leaver Is
now engaged in making some tests In
this city which viii be OF interest to
mining men. 1t Is stated that the
process Is used very successfully in
Wales. England, and although It Is
new In the West, Mr. Leaver says II
has come TO stay. The tests already
made show II to be more economical
than the tables for the lighter ores. 1t
is especially adapted to ores which
slime and therefore allow the values to
escape. With the oil process every
thing Is saved In the case of very
heavy sulphides Mr. Leaver says con-
heavy sulphides Mr.. Leaver says the
concentrating tables give better results
than the oil.
The operation depends for its success
on the great affinity Of oils for metals.
After the ore Is crushed fine II Is
dumped into flowing body Of oil. the
Kind generally used being the black
thick residue from the oil wells This
oil allows the silica 10 pass to the bot
tom but the metalllcs are suspended
and carried to place where they are
taken out by a centrifugal filter. In
the process about two gallons OF oil
are lost In every ton of concentrates
saved. Mr., Leaver looks for the new
process to be used quite generally in
the West in the near future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
A GREAT NINE YET.
Old Stockholders Anxious 10 Get
Back Into the Independence.

THE English stockholders Of STRAIT
tons independence mine. who sold out
their holdings during the recent slu<1p
caused by report from a certain Eng
fish South African engineer, are now
anxiously trying to get In again. and
are gnashing their teeth In very earn.
est at having accepted that report"
said Charles j. Perkins, prominent
attorney Of Cripple Creek, at the Ken.
yon this morning. 'The Independence
continues to pay Its $4,000 dividend
every ninety days, and they have re-
Gently struck 1t rich OF the lower levels
80 the stockholders have reason to hold
on. That and the Portland are without
doubt the greatest gold producing
mines in the world, and since none of
the mines infhat district are down L.
800 feeG yet, there Is every reason 10
think that II Is the greatest district
known, for simply gold production.
This year the output will be close TO
S25 100000 OF gold The mines have had
great trouble to prevent the stealing of
ore by the miners.
"The Independence mine while
back estimated its daily loss from that
source at $1,000 The ore Is so rich
that 1t will go several dollars per
pound, and makes q very good profit
for those who take Il, The plan now
adopted Is to search several miners ev-
cry once In a while, and those who are
caught with ore seoTeted ~ them are
simply discharged, and never taken
back.
THE new railroad from Colorado
Springs to Cripple Creek will be COM
pleted within the next fifteen days. and
win be a short line between those two
cities. II IL almost entirely owned by the,
mine owners OF Cripple Creek. Colo
RADIO Springs has larger amount Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
BETTER SERVICE.
Fruit Growers Agitating for Quicker
Time Between Ocean and Ocean.

New York, March 6.--The Journal Of
Commerce says.
A movement IL being rgetically
pushed for an expedited freight service
from California TO New York, the fruit
growers being especially Interested
Mr., Horace Day of Sgobel Il Day,
large receivers Of California fruits said
that an improved service was absolute
ly necessary and the railroads should
promptly take the matter up, TO be
prepared for the shipments of decidous
fruits which will begin In May. Fresh
ness. brightness and soundness are in
dspensable If the fruit grower is to
realize good prices and these features
can only be secured by cutting down
the time In transit.
Mr.. Ruhlman of Ruhlman & Com
pany, said:
1T takes now on an average from
Is to II days TO get fruit here from
California, whereas formerly II required
but ten or eleven days. II Is hardly
necessary to point out the importance
both to the railroads and 20 this mar
ket of having quicker service, so as to
bring the fruit here in better condi-
ton. Recently the market was affect
ed because the fruit offered had been
DELAYED so long in transit that 1t had
spoiled. As for the railroads, II Is to
their interest as well, II seems to me,
10 give faster transportation and to
land the merchandise here In good con-
dition because when a car Is spoiled
dealers refuse to receive 1t and 1t is
thrown back on the railroad people to
be disposed OF as best they can. There
Is, in such cases. loss of freight and
the use of the car. There Is certainly
need for quicker service and have
reason to believe that the efforts now
being made In this direction will bring
about the desired results" Mr.. II. Ten
brock, of the Union Pacific Railroad
company said; mo complaints have
reached us from the local handlers Of
California fruit about delays. | under
stand there is some complaint on the
coast Of the shortage OF cars. AS to
the service Of the roads, ] think the
usual time is being made and II there
are delays they probably occur between
Chicago and the East and are due
largely TO a heavy movement of
freight and severe cold weather. De-
lays are bound 10 occur at times. but
so far as the railroads are concerned;
thew are just as anxious TO get the
fruit through and off their hands as
~ local interests are to have II,
since 1t is perlshable merchandise"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
Scrofula

Is disease as old as antiquity, and as
Young as the newest born infant. Y
II has infested the blood Of humanit,
from ancient times down to the pres.
ent minute,
II is hereditary or may be acquired.
II appears in swollen glands, scrof-
ulous sores, hip disease, boils, pimplcs,
eruptions, and, as believed by high
authorities, even in the forms Of catarrh
and rheumatism.
II can be cured by taking Hoods
Sarsaparllla faithfully and persistently.
We know this, because Hoods
Sarsaparilla has done 1t.
II will cure you II you give II trial.
You should begin to take II today.
Hip Disease ~ suffered from hip
disease; had s running sores; used crutches
and each winter | was confined to my bed
for weeks at time. Hoods sarsaparllla
has accomplished perfect cure saved my
life. have good appetite and feel strong
and well.' AsME RoBKRr, 40 Fourth St.,
Fall River, Mass.
In Her -"My little girl had scrof.
ula and sores appeared in her eyes. A few
bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla entirely
cured her and she has never had scrofula
since" Mrs Howard PoPH Alpha, Oregon.
NIB. II you decide to take Hoods sarsa-
parilla do not be induced TO buy any other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
Iron Stained Quartz Indicates
Near Approach to Vein,
OIL CONCENTRATION TEST.
Reported FavorabIy by q. \. Leayer
Inquiry Tor Asphalt Deposits
The MiIas viii.

Adyices received today from the
Ajax mine at Tintlc show a pleasing
change on the 1000 level, Mr.. Weir, to
whom the news came. says that iron
stained quartz has been encountered
In the crosscut on that level. which Is
taken TO indicate the close proximity
Of the assure for which the manage
ment Is driving. This assure is the
same as that In which the Lower
Mammoth ore body was found. The
point where the crosscut viii intersect
It Will be over 800 feet north Of the
Lower Mammoth lines It may be
necessary to drift some distance In the
assure before an ore chute Is encoun-
tered, or II may be broken into within
the next few hours. The effect OF the
change was seen In the stock, which
sold az high as SLIP this afternoon
though II weakened later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
ACTIVITY IN
GRAND CENTRAL.
Sales Were Made Today as high
as 1888 per Share
AJAX IS STlFFENING UP.
DaIy west Active silver shield
weaker Jesorn Firm Lower
Mammoth Improving

Some trading was done In high priced
stocks on the Exchange today ana
prices In general were stronger than
they have been for several days, Grand
Central was in good demand as high al
most as sC.4O per share while Daly West
was active at 1880, DAILY was also firm
er today. The stock opened at @'y'h
and closed at s2,S7h, Ajax was very
much stronger today as the result OF a
change on the 1000 level. The stock
opened at 9lh and after selling up to
s9h weakened 10 977s on the closing
sale. Con. Mercur sold as low as Sli
while Dexter dropped 100 at Sli6. Low
err Mammoth opened at 1910 and closed
with the sale Of 200 shares at SS76ls.
Mammoth dropped 200 at ss,2l while
May Day moved up to ass. Petro was
active around l1,whlie Silver Shield was
much weaker selling down as low az u.
Star Con. let 20 200 shares at IS, while
Sunshine was active at "a. Tesora was
IN demand arount 6S Ben Butler was
quite firm today around s. Four Aces
sold at y and Northern Light was
traded in as high as SIS.
The closing quotations were as fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
New Company Files Articles.

The articles Of incorporation of the
Enterprise Gold Mining company were
filed with the county clerk today. The
amount Of the capital stock is placed
at $4,000, divided into 100000 shares Of
25c. each. The general office of the con
Germ Is 10 be In this city. Herman Bam-
berger, who is president, owns 10000
shares; Harry Josephs is vice president,
and owns 10000 shares: and w. T. Gun
ter is secretary and treasurer, owning
$4,000 shares who, with William ]. DE
Lashmutt and Ernest Bamberger,
comprise the board OF directors. VII
liam j. De Lashmutt holds 10000 shares
Of stock as trustee, and 10O,O 600 shares
are set apart az treasury stock, The
new company has purchased and pro-
poses to develop the Enterprise Nos. I
ana 2, mining claims. situated IN Box
elder county, which constitutes the
property on which the capital stock Is
based
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
WILL WIDEN AND
BALLAST THE LINE.

With the opening up Of spring the
Oregon Short Line will commence work
upon widening the grade and balasting
the line from Granger to Kemmerer,
Wyo. At the present time there is a
party Of engineers at the coal camp
awaiting the complete breaking up Of
winter ere commencing preliminary
work towards this end II is said that
this viii be the commencement Of work
on the line through from Granger to
McCammon and that It will be rushed
this summer with the result that by
this time next year the main line
through from Portland connections to
the Union Pacific will be one of the
best pieces Of track on the line.
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T. E. GIRRoN COMING.
VIII Arrive This Evening 10 File
Articles of incorporation.

Vice President I. II. Glbbon, of the
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad company, Is expected to ar
rive In this city late this afternoon.
He brings with him the articles Of in
corporation of the proposed railroad
company and from present indications
he Will file them here either on Friday
or Saturday. All that has delayed the
promoters OF the company In perfectlhg
the organization has been the neces-
sary change in the present laws OF the
state OF Utah governing railroads. Tan
ner's bill TO codify the railroad laws
passed the Senate yesterday afternoon
and the House this morning. Ii Is an
ticipated that Gov Wells will sign II
tomorrow. When this action is taken
there will be no obstacles In the way for
the company to proceed with their
plans.
The California legislature, under the
suspension ot the rules OF both houses
yesterday granted 20 the Los Angeles
road the right 10 acquire a large tract
of State land adjacent to Highlands
The tracks OF the new road will parallel
the Santa Fe road at this point
A certified copy of the articles Of in
corporation Of the Empire Construction
company were filed late yesterday af-
ternOOn with the secretary OF state.
This step taken is but the forerunner
Of the perfecting OF the articles OF In
corporation OF the railroad company
and Attorney Whittemore, Of the COM
pany. said while filing these papers,
that within the week he would again
enter the Office and deposit check for
$500 for filing fees Of the railroad cor
poration.
The incorporators OF the Empire Con-
structlon company as set forth In the
certified copy are w. A. Clark and
Charles w Clark, Of Butte, Mont; r.
c. Kerens (trustee) and George B
Leighton, OF st. Louis; J. Ross Clark.
T. p. Miller, and T. +. Gbbon. OF Los
Angeles: Clarence X. Mccormick, David
Keith and c. O. Whlttemore. OF Salt
Lake. and Reed smoot, OF Provo
The articles provide that the COM
pany shall exist for a period Of five
years, and Its purposes are to con-
struct and complete every kind and
character OF public private and cor
porate works, structures ana improve.
ments, particularly railroad. telephone
and telegraph lines in any State OF the |
United States; and TO further such OBJ |
jects. The corpor-~on has the power |
20 purchase, own, lease and sell all real |
and personal property necessary, in |
Guiding rights OF way for railroad, tele- |
phone and telegraph lines: and 10 buy |
OWL. sell and iysue corporate notes and |
bonds and other securities, and execute |
and deeds OF trusts.
The general place OF business Of the |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago March g. May wheat open
ed al 757s 10 76G76k; advanced early
70 1914, then declined TO 1875,
Close-Wheat-March, "a; April, AN;
May. ib%.
Corn-March S9is; May, 4ONQT.
oats-March, 2th; May &5h.
Pork-March, l4O7k; May l422k.
Lard-March, 74oG7i2ia May, 1850
7i7m; July. 1924; Sept. 1850.
Rlbs-March, 7.O5; May. 71O; July,
1i5; Sept. 722is.
Cash-Wheat-No. 2, red, 74077; No
3, red. 74G76; No 2, hard winter. 72a
70; No. 3, do, 7Oq72 No. /. spring, 759
"a No. 2. northern spring, 1911 No. 2.
spring, 6SQ75.
Corn-No. 2, 39i9; No. 3, 80.
oats-No, 2. 25la; No. 3, 25A.
Rye-50&.
Barley-SSG5s.
Tlmothy-4.40.
Flax-157h.
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ton will furnish man vvho Ia
on me breast of his shlu tbs S SIs,, ssr
I'VE emblem OF the road Which I'M Su'' 'l,..
him. The nine is 10 ha " r,"s rlala
James klppInger and Cl,pS aa1 \ ~ Y
liams, who are now busllv se.s WI
importing men to this cjiy '" Sa !
VIII arrive In two or three Gs, .ls llr
resent the Chicago, MllYa|t,ass Y
Paul, The nine viii BE- IN srs,v l y
Of the word a represen,at, vsu =. Sls
u is expected to draw biz crowds IVA ' y
account of the gilt.edge phy ,ss, /,
promised. Those lines which si NM /.
represented in the nine via I h. y,
Chicago, Milwaukee & 81 PAM p w.
lington, Rock Island Denye, 4 p n,
drande, Santa Fe, Union Paeiac M ~
sour Pacific, Colorado Midland "a,
orado & Southern and The souiSs, , I "
cilc. ~ '1'''''A ~
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

President Burt Of the Union PADS,
returns East today.
w, c. Evans Of the Chicago y,aA.
western has gone on a vacation /,
Chicago and eastern points.
Material Is arriving on the rouniu
ogden for the new Rio Grande VIZ.
ern freight depot and work viii soask
commenced on the structure.
Kent o. Keyes. travelling irsshta
passenger agent Chicago MlIVagia
& st. Paul, left this morning accoa,
panied By Mrs. Reyes for the East
The Union Pacific, Oregon Short
Line and Oregon Railroad 4 NiTlgiiios
company officials are stu ID ioEn add
today have been occupied n lining W
the tariffs and reviewing Ihs situation
generally.
The mysterious special train over NE
Rio Grande Weston took a breathing
spell in Salt Lake this morning al ~
for half an hour and then went w "
Park City.
The resignation Of Z. H. Fllanusn
vice president and general manager "
the Central Vermont railway ! AZ
rounced TO taSe effect Marco lNn. NJ.
Fitshugh has not announced BIS laIuIs
Intentions. but II Is geneTally uIu''
stood that he viii 60 west . 'sM
prominent place on either %. V.N'
Pacific or Southern Paclilc Tal'oaa
The Commercial Advertiser ys''tlSia'5I
said: There were funon y van
street today about Union faeuE 4,
quiring a large block Of sleSs 9, w, Y,
Chicago. Burlington & quincy VA y
Some of these stocks asVal.~
nrice In consequence Of The reports
rumor prevailed on the sl0a 81
change that persons Identified i,, wv n
Union Pacific road had ACQUIRE ~
600 shares within the past FEW aA'S
John Burlelgh left for New Y llIl.' "
morning. Last night he was ,, ~, ~.
n, Masonic hall after the regular W. y.
ing Of the Argenta lodge Oy ss.I sl !,
entv-five OF the members gvlns v
tasteful send.off in the iCl@ ,s,'.
couple OF hours Of conylV ,'i I. f r..
tusted at stated intervals By ~ 4, y
some some popping Of OF corks. i q. u'
ceedings terminated Pas \. h .S,ss,~T,sst
Gushing, on behalf OF me ... hls'.s ~
the lodge. presented him WV, .a.,. Il
some watch charm in the .., ivi1 Z.
diamond set emblem
crayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
MINING NOTES.

Treasurer George II. Dern Of the
Consolidated Mercur went out TO the
camp this morning.
Fred Butler formerly manager OF
the Daisy Of West Dip. was In the city
today from Mercur.
A car OF ore was on the market to-
day from a lease on the United States
property in Bingham.
The Bingham Copper and Gold COM
pany had FIVE cars Of matte and two
cars OF ore sampled today.
The Butieraeld Mining company had
another car OF ore on the market to-
day from its Queen Mil in Bingham.
Secretary w. p Lynn Of the Ely Min
ing company left a few days ago for
that property for the purpose Of In
apect.ng the operations OF the new mill
which was started up February Goth.
At a special meeting of the Creole
Mining company held at Park City on
Monday 2-cent assessment was levied.
II was also decided to reduce the capt.
tai stock from $40 to 81 per share.
Inc aIkutHeHlS VI iut hotloll lOT "
new trial In the case OF the Grand
Central Mammoth case were completed
yesterday at Nephl and the matter
hos been taken under Amusement by
the court.
William Hatfield returned yesterday
afternoon from his trip TO the Bare
foot Mine in Lincoln county. New. II
Is located over fifty miles from the
nearest railroad point. and Is said 20
be very promising property.
Robert F. Harrison left today for Los
Angeles. after stay Of several DAYS
In this city. Since coming from the
West Mr.. Harrison visited the Abe
Lincoln and Half Moon properties in
Phoebe. He reports the new mill on
the former property almost completed.
Austin Reveille ]. r. Mitchell re-
turned 10 Austin Thursday afternoon
after visit of some weeks In Salt Lake
City. Mr.. Mitchell was accompanied
by r. w. McCree. a mining man, who
the next morning departed with c. +.
Littrell for New Pass 10 examine the
mines OF that camp which are said
10 be Improving In value every day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
)sTON WOOL MARKE'

Boston, March 5.-The wool market
here shows but little change this week.
There has been a fair amount OF wool
changing hands, while prices In the
erritory grades have favored the buy
err. Values as whole are not mater
Tally changed As usual the bulk Of the
business was in territory grades. Fine
medium and fine secured staple Is
quoted at 4lQ43c, while the strictly
staple stock Is quoted at 45Q46c.
Territory woods. secured basis-Mon-
tana, fine, medium and fine, Aal5c;
secured. 42Q44c; staple. 45Qi6c, Utah,
Wyoming and Idaho, fine medium and
fine, 12Qlic; secured. 4lQ43c; staple,
45ii6c,
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George Gould az Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn. March 5.--President
George Gould OF the Missouri Pacific
system, accompanied by his wife and
two children. spent most OF the fore
noon here, inspecting the terminal fa-
ciitles Of the Iron Mountain road. In
reply 10 questions Mr.. Gould said
'The consolidating tendency will be
alive for some time yet. predict 9TH
er and greater mergers than has yet
taken place. As TO the effect OF such
thepublic
concentration Of interests I believe the
public will be benefited thereby. | am
satisfied that no detriment TO the great
shipping interests will or can result
The community OF interests among
railroads is desirable primarily for the
reason that a uniform and equitable
rate basis can be maintained. All
shippers will then be upon an equal
footing"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06

corporation is to be In Salt Lake City,
but the company may have branch Of
fees elsewhere, at all Of which places
directors and stockholders meetings
may be held.
The amount Of the capital stock OF
the corporation is 81 100000 which Is d.
vlded into 10000 shares Of the par value
of 500 each.
The officers OF the company shall con-
sst of nine directors, a president, vice
president, secretary and treasurer,
j. Ross Clark Is president; George b.
Leighton, vice president; 7. f. Miller
treasurer, and II. o. Mckee is secre-
tary whom, together with the other
stockholders named, form the director
ate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
RITTER AND EGGS.

New York. March 5.-Butter-Re-
ceipts. 1896 packages. Steady, fresh
creamery, 17a22c; June creamery, l59
zoe.
Eggs-Receipts, 1884 packages.
Easier; Western at mark, 15hQl5Ac;
Southern at mark, 15Ql5hc.
Chicago. March Son the produce
exchange today the butter market was
fairly active; creameries, 15G22c
diaries, 1Oql9c; cheese, quiet, 10hQ
INC; eggs. active; fresh, 14c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
SECURES THE hogan.
Scion spiro Purchases the Control
for 20 Cents a Share.

Scion splro and associates have Sc
cured the control OF the Began Silver
Mining company's property Of Park
City. An agreement was reached yes
terday afternoon by which Messrs. w.
II. Clark, w. s. Henderson, r, B. o.
Kelley and Patrick Mulroony agreed
to dispose Of their holdings TO Mr.
spro upon the payment Of 70 cents per
share. The property consists OF three
claims lying west Of the Silver King
hoist, and adjoining the Custer and
Delaware claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city, Mo-, March s.--Cattle--
Receipts. 5000; strong. Native steers,
4GOG5.6O: Texas steers, 3.75diI5; Texas
COWS. 2.75Q375; native cows and helf-
ers, 2.50Q4.75; stoekers and feeders,
a.sOaisO; bulls, S.Ooa5.oO; calves, 4.50a
500.
Hogs--Receipts, 1900: 2ha5c lower.
Bulk Of sales, 5.3Oa5,i5; heavy, $3.50
SAN packers 5,SOG545; mived, $500
sos, pigs, 450d5a15
sheep--Receipts. 1000; strong. Nut
tons, S75al5O; lambs, ts015O5.