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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-09-05

Monday was Labor Day. It was OBJ
served in this city by many stores clos
ing their DOORS
The uptown school building is being
extensively repair ed for the coming
term Of school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moore went up to
Camp Giveout for few days stay this
week.
Thos. Greenhalgh Of Bloomington, is
again in the employ of Nose Lewis &
Co., in this city
Try Grandma Shupes Csnker Medi-
cine The Best in the world. For sale
at Ritter Bros. Drug Co. Is
Quite a number of Bear Lakers went
cratic state convention.
Don't forget the meeting of the Dem
ocratic County Central ommittee on
September 9Th.
MONEY TO LOAN.-1n any amount
on long time at low interest. Apply to
John A. Bagley. II
The fine residence OF Attorney Bagley
is being rushed up with all possible
speed and when completed will be one
of the finest houses in Montpelier.
My line of tom bstones, monumen is
ETC., is the finest and best in the county
Ny prices are lower than others can
quote. Give me call. j. H. brown,
Montpelier. 6
Geo. Lynch, the we'll known travel
ing man, was introducing Clyde Senter,
a neophyte, to our business men. Mon
day.
We have one of the finest equipped
watch making and engraving benches in
Idaho At the Corner Grocery. IA
The new mammoth structure of the
Con. w. & M. Co., IS furnishing en-
ployment for large army OF men at
present.
Lyman, "The Druggist" has one OF
the most extensive and unique display
of toilet preparations Montpelier has
ever had the pleasure of gazing upon.
Call and be convinced. 26
If you need pair of shoes, call at
H. B. Whitmans and buy pair of the
"Old Reliable" brnnd, F. P. Kirt en-
dalls. y
WANTED-Team of horses. Must
not weigh less than 1000 lbs. Will pay
spot cash if suitable. F. W. Rose.
HERBINE clears the complexion, gives
buoyancy to the mind, cures headache,
regulates the stomach and bowels, slim
ulates the liver anG is, in fact perfect
guardian of the health. Price, SOC al
Piter | rOs.
Aavo Voup Voh Wopk NOnp At EXHMINFR
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-09-05

Now look out for campaign bubbles.
See that you are properly registered
And still the warm, dry weather con
tinues
Have your silverware engraved by
Sweet Salt Lake prices. Ia
Miss Myrtle Bethel left Friday morn
ing for Boise, where she goes to atten
st. Teresa's Academy.
Miss Nina Young has returned from
an extended visit to Colorado.
Mr.. J. Fl Crockwell, representing the
Lambert Paper Co., Salt Lake, was a
pleasan caller at our busy sanctum this
week.
Cream of fresh lemons for face and
hands Il positively whitens the skin
Lyman, the Druggist. 26
The old cellar hole at the corner oil
Washington and depot streets has beer
filled mp and the sidewalk put in goo6
repair. I his has long been needed
If you have been unable to get your
watch or clock repaired, lets take a look
at it, Sweet. II
Miss Florence Underwood is visiting
friends in Payette
New Outing Flannels, any price. any
pattern. New stock for Fall and Win
ter, at H. B. Whitman's. 81
The Star VALLEY telephone line was
completed to Alton this week and that
point is now in communication with the
outside world
Use Amole Soap, something extra
fiDe.l 25c per box Lyman, the Drug
gist. 26
Henry Douglas and VIM. Jarboe ar,
going to occupy the two new houses re
Gently put up by the Burgoyne Mer. Co
John Maher, who lived in this cit,
ten years ago is shaking hands with oil
time Montpelierites this week JOIN
resides in Illinois.
Ask for Colonial Face Powder, it i
just what You have been looking for,
high grade preparation for moderate
price 25c per box. Lyman, the Drug
gist. 26
Business men who lack thu vim. snal
and vignr they once had, should u.s.
HERBINE, it will purify the blood
strengthen and invigorate the system
Price 30 cents. sold at Ritter Brothers
Drug Co
Everything points to a lively cam
paign.
There was social dance at Dinglt
Monday night.
Judge Rich went to Blackfoot Mon
dav to hold court.
Democrats, go and register early, s
you will be sure of a vote in November
Ben Ritter was up from Logan Mon
day looking over Ritter Bros. interest
at this point.
Where are you all going? Why t
the Golden Rule for that delicion
home made cake and ice cream. 12-1
Knitting yarns, also Saxony an
Spanish yarn, at II. B. Whitman's. 2
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-09-05
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OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD

TIME CARD.
Below is the time of arrival and de
parture OF passenger trains at Mont
pelier
ARRIVE DEPART
West bound No. l. 1:25 pm 1:3O %. m.
West bound No, 5. 4:25 a. m. 4:3O a. m,
East bound No, 2. 3:OOp. III. 3O5 p. m.
East bound No. &. 7:15 a. IN 7:25 m.
M. E. KING, Agent
Montpelier, Idaho.
d. p. Burley, D. S. Spencer,
u. t. q L. A. A. q. P. q T. A.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
Little Cottonwood Camp Expert
enced Much Increased Activity.
MANY PROPERTIES WORKED
shipments Amounted 20 100000 =
More Than Is Wiplng Camps Were
Prospeeted aud Developed.

The most active season at Alta in
many years Is rapidly nearing an end
and with about the first snowfall work
will cease on all but few properties
Supplies are now being taken In by
those mine owners who intend to con-
tinue development work through the
winter, while the last shipments Of ore
to be forwarded to market before next
spring are now being prepared.
The famous old camp which drew
world wide attention to Utah in earlier
days by It's mines, productive Of mil
lions of dollars, has experienced new
life and interest this summer
More than fifteen properties were
prospected and worked and men have
been kept quite continuously on the
following The Albion, Grizzly and
Layinia, Montezuma, Flagstaff, Column
bus, Homestake, Katherine, Darlington,
Centennial Emma, Reed and Benson,
oxford and Geneva, City Rocks and
several others.
Shipments aggregatlng 700 tons or
more and worth about $4,000, We're for
warded 70 the local smelters, while
almost as much more ore was mined
in the course of development and not
shipped.
Some Of the larger Utah mining oper-
ators have this summer acquired hold
ings to the old camp and next season
very much of boom Ia expected,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
Has Not Value in Labor Troubles
Some Think il Has,
so SAYS CARROLL d. WRIGHT
Proper Way IL for 10th sides 10 be
Fair and Decent and Settle Their
Differences Themselves.

Ccicago Sept. POT do not think
that arbitration is the panacea for la
Dor troubles that some persons seem TO
consider it, said Carroll D. Wright,
United States commissioner Of labor,
last night. THAT is why | did not
recommend 1t in my recent report on
the coal strike"
Mr. Wright is on his way to Mlnne-
apolis. where he will deliver an adj
dress on rs there solution to the
labor question:" before the national
convention Of employers and employees
next Monday and which will be ad-
dressed by President Roosevelt next
Thursday.
"The practical and to my way Of
thinking, the proper way to settle Ia
Dor troubles" said Mr.. Wright, is
for both sides to be fair and decent
and settle their differences themselves.
They ought to be able to do this bet
ter, and certainly can do 1t with far
more mutual satisfaction than by hay
ing outsiders step in and settle their
troubles"
The commissioners does not take a
hopeful view of conditions on Pennsyl-
yania.
II cannot say when the strike viii
end" he declared.
Speaking of President Roosevelt's po-
sltion in the matter, Mr.. Wright said:
II know that the president was, and
Is, exceedingly anxious for the strike
TO be settled But | know also that
his position was and Is most difficult,
because II ne stepped In It would be
charged that he was using the power
and influence of his official position In
favor of one side or the other 1t Is
for this reason that he has done more
than he has"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Yesterday Miss florence Dow enter.
tanned at delightful garden party at
her home, about 80 OF her friends be-
ing present. Ping-pong musical games,
and dancing We're the features OF the
afternoon, which was spent on the lawn
Miss Laura Bird was the prize winner
In the guessing contest, and souvenirs
Of burnt wood were presented each
guest.
Miss Lena Preston and Mr.. Chris.
Dlehl were guests OF honor at a dinner
given last night by Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ny 5, knight at their home. The dec
orations were in red and the place
cards were pictures OF Miss Preston on
burnt paper. Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. Arthur Brown gave a delightful
supper last night in honor Of Miss
Maud Davies.
Miss Pauline Terhune leaves today
for the east to enter Smith college.
Mrs, Allen G. Campbell is IN the city
for a few DAYS and during her stay viii
be at the Knutsford.
Mrs. L. l.. Terry and Mrs. Akers will
give a luncheon at the Alta club next
Thursday.
Mr.. Paul ST. Tafel Of Cincinnati.
Ohio and son Of ex- Mayor Gustave Ia
Eel OF that city. arrived here last week.
as a guest OF Harry A. Gibson.
Mr., Howard, the Denver harplst. and
Mr. SHELTON, were entertained at the
Commercial club at dinner last Thurs
day evening by Prof. ]. ]. Mcclellan.
Mrs. W. c. Hall entertained az dinner
last night In honor of Mr.. Wllineham
Of Atlanta, Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Sherry of
this city and Miss Kelly OF ST. Louis.
The table decorations were profuse and
beautiful
The wedding OF Miss Minnie Alice
Bartch and Mr.. William Halves Child
win take place on Tuesday, Sept 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

crossing very satisfactorily TO the
shareholders. Supt. Il. Il. Flelner who
has charge Of the property, states
that the prospects for great mine In
that end OF the district are very favor
able.
r. S. Robertson, superintendent Of the
Annie Laurie group Of claims In North
Tintic, Is hard at work sinking n Wine
IN body Of quartz and iron and with
depth has no doubt about the result.
The tunnel ON the property Is in 800
rect and the appearances az the claims
are such as TO give every promise OF
a great future for the Annie laurie
property and her adjacent neighsJrs.
The builders OF the new ore bin for
the Grand Central mine have all the
frame work completed and the roof and
outside iron on the building viii be
completed as soon az the lumber arr
riyes which Is expected I'm a few days.
Workmen are now engaged in erecting
the towers which will support the ca
bles Of the new tramway, A coal bin
which viii hold two cars Of fuel and
an elevator TO hoist the coal to the
tramway are to be constructed at the
terminus Of the railroad track.
The Gemlni mine has been making Its
usually heavy shipments Of high grade
ore this week, and another big divl-
dend Is In sight for the stockholders.
The ore bodies to the north, from which
the big shipments are being made. are
increasing In size as work progresses,
with no dimnutlon in their riches, and
II begins to look as though the Gem.
ini viii be one Of the very big mines Of
Utah. owners Of properties In the VI
cinity OF the Gemini workings are be-
ginning TO bestlr themselves In view OF
the recent big developments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
The Weeks Business Was Large
And the Market Healthy
PRICES FLUCTUATED MUCH.
Lower Priced Issues Were Favoriies
Park CITY Stocks Closed stronger
While Century Weakened.

The session this morning Of the min
ing exchange closed an interesting
weeks business in Utah mining Stocks
During the week many issues we're
more or less active while prices In not
q few Instances fluctuated widely and
trading was about equally divided be-
tween the professional and outside ira
ders accounts. The market on the whole
displayed a healthy condition and a
tendency 20 improve. The total busi-
ness transacted involved 4O6,5Oi shares
and S262,S6, as compared with S5s'oe
shares and s2is555,s 30 the week pre-
yious.
Some OF the larger and more conscr-
vative brokers predict much Improved
market during the next six months ana
In their market letters advise the ppr-
chase of all the better class Issues
These they predict will sell for much
higher prices In the near future.
During the week just ended the lower
priced issues we're In much demand and
were subjected 10 much manipulation.
California mad Century, Lower Mann
moth Con. Mercur and Yankee were
all heavily traded in and sold to lower
figures. However the properties owned
by these companies are at present In
such fine condition that any bear move
ment met with small success and was
OF small duration. The several stocks
named closed today very firm and with
q tendency to higher figures.
Mammoth developed much strength
and DAILY Judge and Majestic were held
very closely though In considerable dee
mand
The week closes on the following
market:
fICTTrn cTOCKq
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
MACKAY CoMPANY's PLANS.
New Smelter Has Greater Capacity
Than Was Expected.

Arrivals from Mackay, Ida, state
that very important and extensive
changes In the plans OF the great Mack
ay Mining company are now In course
of formation.
The management only recently got
its fine new smelter fired up and while
everything worked as II charmed II
was found that the plant has a great
er capacity by far than was expected.
Also, that over the ten mile railroad
enough ore cannot be handled to sup
ply the demand
IL Is stated that the increased capa-
city OF the plant will simply enable the
company to make more copper bullion
and to smet the immense quantity Of
ore now blocked out a little quicker.
But TO do this an overhead tramway
Is going to be built az least part Of the
way from the mines, which are located
In an air line only a few miles from
the smeter. The mountainous char
aeter Of the country necessi,ated
railroad ten miles long and with 40
many curves that over on hour Is re-
quired in making the trip II Is eX-
pected that with this change made the
company will speedily get on a most
satisfactory earning basis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
EMILE" AND NICHOLAS"

Ever since the French and Russian
alliance was definitely concluded il has
pleased the Partisan to chrlsten his son
Nicholas. and respectfully inform the
Tsar Of the occurrence. Sometimes
came a little gift in return. or a letter.
and the Partisan rejoiced and felt
friendlier than ever toward Russia.
But few Russians returned the compli-
ment by naming their sons after Felix
Faure There are not many "Felixs'
In ST. Petersburg nd Moscow--for all
though the late president really made
the alliance De was unpopular at the
Russian court and thought little OF by
the people
NJ Loubct. however. has won the es.
TEEN OF the Tsar and the heart OF his
subjects Constantly IL he Informed
that some Russian grandee. bourgeois
or peasant had named his son Emile"
and says the Figaro NJ Loubet. with
Characteristic Kindness never fails To
forward a word ri thanks and little
gift So are there scores OF "Emnes" In
Russia and scores OF "Nlcholases" In
Frunce.--Paris Correspondence London
Leader.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
MINING NOTES.

Silver is quoted In New York today
at 5lSs and copper at ia.
Tonopah ores TO the extent OF six
carloads valued at nearly $4,000, will
be marketed today,
Mammoth concentrates to the extent
of two carloads will be forwarded to
the smelters today.
Colonel Dorsey and Frank B. Cooke
have returned from tour of Beaver
county properties,
on the mining exchange yesterday
transactions involving SS,S43 shares
and $4,000, were recorded.
Ore and bullion settlements In this
city yesterday as reported by McCor-
nick and Co., amounted to $76,7O0
Manager Geo. Fl. Dern Of the Con.
Mercur has returned from the mines
after some days careful inspection Of
operations there.
Manager Richard Alff of the Caribou
Mining company operating In the
American Fork district has again left
for camp.
Seven more carloads of Grand Cen
trail ore were released from the sam
pier today as was also one carload of
Bullion-B Beck.
Manager Loose OF the Grand Central
came up from the south last evening.
He reports the tramway to be rapidly
nearing completion.
Samuel Newhouse is scheduled to
reach New York from Liverpool to-
morrow and to continue his journey
westward within q week or so.
A. S. Conner has returned from
Park valley and reports the Brooklyn
mining property to be looking especi-
ally encouraging al present
Colonel Heffron Of the Bingham Con
reports two car loads Of copper gold
silver bullion 100000 pounds to have
been forwarded east this week.
II Is reported that the ore zone has
been encountered In the Richmond
Anaconda ground which Is being
worked by the La Refine company.
Contractor Burke OF the firm OF Dede-
richs and Burke, has gone TO California
W super iultllu Mblh wa Allt lktu NlOSS
Mining companys new mill for two
weeks or more.
The new offices Of the Majestic Cop
per Mini ngcompany In the Dooly
block, will be ready for occupancy ear
ly next week and will be presided over
by Secretary Jos. Henshaw.
Superintendent Frank Janney of the
Bamberger's De Lamar proposition
came In from the mines last evening.
and reports everything being hurried
towards a condition of productlveness.
The Taylor and Brunton management
today reported the following shipments
as having been sampled Eight cars
OF ore and two Of concentrates from
Tntic, and six cars Of ore from Tono-
pah.
Manager Mcintyre Of the Mammoth
believes that the recent gold strike In
that property above the 1900 foot level
is a very important one. He describes
II as strong body Of quartz, OF per.
manency and excellent values The
Old mine Is truly wonder
The New Mercur company which
owns the Geyser- Marion property at
Mercur has levied an assessment OF
two cents a share, or $4,000, which will
be used 10 pay the company's debts
and TO do some assessment and devel-
opment work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
BiG NEVADA PROPERTY.
Campbell Mining Claims Are Being
Exported Now,

Manager G. s. Holmes Of the Knuts
ford stated last evening that some time
next week he intends leaving for the
Campbell properties in Lincoln county,
New, which were recently acquired by
himself and Frank Knox for sS50,O00.
I'VE have 30 men now employed on
the property" said Mr.. Holmes, "and
under the direction OF two experts, sent
out by New York parties, tie property
which covers an area OF IL miles, Is
being thoroughly examined and sam
pied The work has been going on for
three weeks, and will yet take some
time. / don't expect that we shall sell
or form company In less time than
year as We want to know exactly
what we have, The property is fairly
well developed and shows gold, silver.
copper and lead ores. 1t Is located
about 40 miles from a railroad, but
within three miles Of the surveyed lines
OF either of the new roads to Callfor-
MIA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
WHEN COURTESY FAILED.

The following was heard at the cor
ner Of Broadway and Forty-second
street the other day as the rain was
pouring down In torrents. Two people.
a gentleman with an umbrella over his
head and a young woman without one,
stood waiting for an uptown Broadway
car. The gentleman, who was menu
Der Of the company playing in a near
by theater. noticing the young woman's
drenched condition, stepped UP and re-
spectfully addressed her.
Pardon me-" he said, but may |
offer you a part Of my umbrella until
the car reaches the corner?"
"sir!" exclaimed the dripping lady In
indignant tones, II don't know you"
We'll as TO that" answered the actor
nonchalently. I'm probably taking as
much of a risk as you are" and moved
a few steps away just as the heaviest
downpour came upon uem.-New York
Clipper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
At Opening Prices Were Carried
Up All Around.
THINGS WENT BOOMING
Unui bank stst m,nt Appeared
which Turned the whole
Market downward.

New oYrk, Sept gO.-~There was nm
active and well distributed demand
for stocks at the opening which car
lied prices up a fraction all around.
Strength was renewed In the stocks
which figured most prominently in yes
terday's rise, incUding Canadian Pa
cific, Illinois Genital; New York Cen
eral; Pennsylvania, Great Northern
preferred, and ST. Paul. ST. Paul made
the maximum adyBhce, touching 1874.
The Improvement Ia these stocks had a
sympathetic effect on the entire list,
hut the western and Pacific and south
ern stocks did not hlake much response.
The disclosure that the reserves OF the
banks showed a deficit Of sl.642O5O be-
hw the legal Requirement turned the
whole market downward on active
dealings, st. Paul lost all It's gain and
earlier gains all around We're wiped
out. The closing WAS active and easy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
ORE AND BULLION.
Weeks Settlements Again Show
Very Good Increase.

Ore and bullion settlements on the
open market In this city during the
past week, as reported by Mccormick
and company total $il3l0 as compar-
eli with $3.50 400 last week. Besides the
above total Highland Boy aud Bingham
Con. Bullion worth about il25,OOO was
forwarded 10 eastern rellnerles.
The ore and bullion settlements In
this city for the past four weeks ex-
elusive Of Highland Boy and Bingham
Con, bullion worth $4,000. amounted
IA Sf 4tQ 0O0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
ONTARIO DIVIDEND.
Stockholders To-day Distribute Third
Quarterly Dividend This Year.

The Ontario Mining company today
added another s45. 900 to its magnificent
dividend record which now aggregated
40 less than Sli,S72,000. The big com
pany has so far paid $4,000 this year
and will no doubt pay another 80 cent
dividend In December.
Reports from the mine are to the
effect that about 1000 tons OF very good
ore is being forwarded to the smelters
each month while the condition Of the
mine IL very fair The main shaft Is
nearly down to the 1000 level and drifts
viii be started within the month from
this; level The famous old Ontario is
unNA 'dy not near the end Of its
caree. yet and from all reports divi-
bends can be continued at the present
late with perfect ease and safety In
definitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20

ing from decay in the internal parts Of
the lower courses, and the correspon-
dent Of the "Tribuna" goes so far as TO
say that any violent storm might bring
1t crashing down.
In the oupola of the dome II has been
discovered that water penetrating
through the bases OF the plnnacles has
entirely destroyed the enamels OF the
Four Evangelists. while the inner plas-
ter has been so loosened as TO endanger
the supports OF the roof. Lastly the
roofs OF parasitic plants have forced
their way between the ribs of the Gu
pola Of the Baltlstero. and instant at
tention is demanded. Correspon-
dence London Leader.