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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
WILL PLAY NO MORE poVss
Wei Known Mining Man =.
$4,000 in One Mon ---ss

A certain well known ~,;-,
mas stopped his visits 10 a cs-t.ss- nan
ond South street poker roor am sec,
might have come about nv - his
the fact that the game has 80 -e9ln @,
Dy the chief Of police. But +ba+ gs-lse3
II. The real reason is uo~s -. Z not
tlal and a good deal more ir7r, ,.,s.1--
The mining man, as was his - --'--
consented 10 play a friendly ,,-e-ll
draW with several others iroIi~-5 lI
wards the cloth Of green f- ~
patronlzed by the big g77ea -. ~--o
city Among them was a stool ~ ne
ker, popular generally. but mr. ~. s-e-
nently known for his extreme s,-,--...-
lty. As the game proceeded 49,
less concern was manifested br- W
mining man on account of rbs -e
that regularly occurred on his 80 80
the table. sue O,
The night wore away and 5s,-,.-,
appeared, but there was no crs------5--
the luck. Finally. the loser dfSgSs,-.t'l!.
with fortune and himself. threw 49,
his hand and declared that In III IL.
ture he would leave the cards IN -. -,-
lucky persons.
His losses aggregated about set,
most Of which was won by the br,i---
There have been heavier losses a.
sitting, but none is known thar a.
proXimated this since gambling NJ
supposed TO have ceased in Salt Isl-a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
PAYMAsTER SOLD.

Property Joining Dixie Goes to Viii
liam B. Thompson Of Boston.
After holding an option on the prop
erty for many months, William B.
Thompson has finally acquired the Pay
master group Of six claims, adjoining
the famous Dixie copper bonanza be
low st. George, from Brigham Jarvis
and others of the southern metropolis.
the consideration being given at $780,
eco. For the amount of work done the
property IS said to compare fayorably
with its bonanza neighbOr. and it is
whispered that a consolidation Of the
two properties may yet be brought
about.
The original bond on the Paymaster
was obtained by A. J. Malloy. the well
known promoter, and by him trans
ferred to Mr. Thompson, who halls
from Boston, and has large interests
ir Butte in addition TO being one Of
the chief owners in the famous Shan
non mine at Clifton, Ariz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Main Twn Destroved.

HouIton, Ne, May 17.-Fire here to-
day destroyed the greater part Of the
business section Of the town, seventy
five residences and three churches, en-
failing a loss of $500 900, only one-third
of which Is covered by insurance. One
hundred and twenty-five families are
rendered homeless. The fire started in
the rear of a market and grocery store
on the north side of Main street, and
in an incredibly short time it was
sweeping through the business section
of the town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
BUY INTO BEAVER COUNTY.
Salt Lakers Acquire the Cole Prop
erty Adjoining the Talisman.

For a consideration that the parties
at interest refused to divulge, Messrs.
II. and q. Cole yesterday sold to
Messrs. Wilson. Bennett and Hunt Of
this city four claims in the North
Star district, Beaver county. The
ground is considered quite valuable.
however, as it adjOins the Talisman.
Heine and Colossus mines. famous for
the rich ore they have produced in
years gone by.
The purchasers Of the Cole property
will inaugurate a campaign of devel-
opment ct once and another producer
is promised before the year closes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
MORE sTEAM-MAKINe POWER.
Honerine Company Places Order For
Another 15O-H. ?. Boiler

The management Of the Honerine. at
Stockton, yesterday decided to put in
another 15O-horse power boiler at its
new plant, thus rounding out the num-
Der to four Of the same capacity. Ordf-
narily not more than two of the four
will be required to supply all the steam
needed, but it was thought best to have
an ample reserve as long as a heavy
volume Of water had to be handled.
The new compressor plant will be
ready to 60 into commission within the
next ten days Dederich & Burke
secured the contract to supply and in
stall the new boiler, that will be or
dered at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
UTAH CON. DIVIDEND.
Likelihood That Semi-annual Distri-
button Will be Passed.

Boston. May lit is understood
that there is little likelihood of Utah
Consolidated giving up a semi-annuai
dividend this month. However. at
least one dividend of shiIlings win be
declared this year and if the sales and
demand for copper continues good.
better than this may be looked for as
the total result Of the year.
The Highland Boy is now undoubt
edly showing net earnings Of about
$4,000 monthly, or at the rate Of S72O. =
600 per annum. provided it is selling
its product.
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Tn remedy has a peculiarly grateL9a
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strength and development Just Wnefe y
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TO the State Medical Institute, SE LEX
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". The Institute is DESTROYS OF reach
ing that great class Of men who are IN.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Pensions 20 Wasterners.

Washington, Nay 1.-THE pension
bureau gives notice of the issuance of
the following western pensions: James
s. Yates, BOuntiful Utah, original, Sc;
Albert W. Kelley. Ogden, Utah, in
crease, IS; Newton Allen, Manville
Wyo., increase, So; Blackman z. Law
renee. Moscow, Ida. increase, $12; Fred
B. Somers, st. Anthony, Ida, original,
S.; Eugene B. DOrathy, Fayette, Ida,
IS: Stephen Navarro, Houston, Ida,
original, IS; Mark Lawrence, POcatello,
original, war with Spain; So Constan-
tine c. Glenn Boise, Ida, original IS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Ore and Bullion

Ore and bullion settlements in THIS city
during the past week amounted to S304-
500, yesterdays proportion being SIS. 200.
as follows:
7: R. James & Co. ores. 1880; bullion.
Mccormick & Co.. ores, $500; gold bars.
81, 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
AFTER nUTTERFIELp MINES.

Receiver Keel Reports That French
Syndicate Is Negotiating For Them,
George W. Keel, receiver Of the But
terfield Mining COmpany's properties al
Bingham, has reported to Judge Hall
that George lie Roger. a mining ex-
pert from Paris, has recently exam
ined the cOmpany's holdings with a
view to purchasing the property or
furnishing sufficient money to dis
charge the Indebtedness, but that the
persons whom the expert is represent
ing are not ready to act at this time.
Mr. Keel accordingly asks that such
action be taken as viii protect the in
terests of all parties concerned. Judge
Hall has ordered that a continuance
be had in the matter Of the sale until
MAY 81.
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TO TIE UP LAND.
AFFangementa to Lease aoo,oOo

Arrangements to Lease 100000
Acres on Uintah Reservation.
Despite the pending bill to open the
Uintah Indian reservation, prepara-
tons are going on to lease for a term
Of three years another tract of 300, 900
acres. The lease is for grazing privi?
leges on this vast tract Of land, which
lies along the Duchesne river.
Bids were opened this week, and if
they are accepted Agent II. P Myton
viii be instructed to complete the ar
engagements which will tie up this
tract for three years. J. S. Murdoch
of Heber was the highest bidder. He
offered $7,100 for the privilege.
The Indians are already receiving
$4,000 a year for grass money on
other land in the reservation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Omen Board.

100 Consolidated Mercur at $.SA
. Daly-West at $40.
800 Gaiena at 1Sc. seller 30.
100 Ingot at SIC.
SEQ May Day at 2I%c.
100 South Swansea at 40izC.
100 South Swansea at 402tc.
200 South Swansea at 41c.
500 Star Consolidated at 25c.
1000 California at i61ac. seller 50.
500 California at 15i4c.
500 California at l5c.
900 California at 14%c-
500 California at 143zc.
500 La RENE at l3l4c.
100 Tetro at 241kc.
100 Yankee Consolidated at Sl.69.
800 Yankee Consolidated at $40.
Total open board S.525 shares.
Total shares sold. 66.025.
Selling value, S1S,1l5-50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Pauncefote Has Not Resigned.

London. May 1.-THE foreign Office
officials here say there is no truth in
the report circulated in the United
States that Lord Pauncefote, the Brit
ish ambassador at Washington, has re-
quested that on account Of the state
of his health his resignation be i'm
mediately accepted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Metal Market.

Silver, 51kc per ounce.
Copper, 113sc per pound; New York, 11E
dl2c.
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York.
S412lz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
60 Accepts Petitions.

Only last Thursday the king was
driving in the city when a workingman
stepped from the sidewalk, raised his
hat, and presented TO the king a LETT
ter. which Alfonso took, smilingly, and
handed il TO an officer who was with
him.
The ceremony by which King Alton
so was invested with a number Of for
eign decorations took place in the
throne room Of the palace. The king
was surrounded by a brilliant assem-
blage Of high officers Of state. Among
the orders bestowed upon him was that
Of the Garter, which he received from
the Duke Of Connaught. as Tepresen-
tative of Edward VII. the Gordon Bleu
Of the Order Of Seraphim, from Prince
Eugene Of Sweden, representing King
Oscar, and the Royal order Of Siam,
from the crown prince of Siam. special
envoy OF the king Of siam
The decorations are now practically
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18

last night TO inaugurate the seasons
campaign he stated before leaving that
/ ~ was more than likely that q mill would
~ W before the season was much far
/ Fred W. Hayt, superintendent of the
/ Macintosh sampler az PARK civ. is down
eohLeIrlng with Manager Read on fea-
lures OF the new plant that is to be
reared 10 take the place of the old mill
nat etlal mas served the shippers Of that camp
since the beginning. and through which
n5ote ore mas passed than any similar
kseut ~ the state can boast Of. Mr.
/ dayt VIII return home this morning.
] r. 3 Morrison, president Of the Beuiah
/ upper company, whose home is In BOs-
III caLne IN from the east yesterday and
MI MI PIogaDiy remain two or three days.
Inc Beulah' s property Is located at Bat
I We Lake, IN the Grand Encampment dis
/ Ilct, wyoming, and it is understood that
- ssloent Morrlson's visit at this time IS
/ 70 arrange for the approaching seasons
campaign at the company's mines.
"A "A Bingham operator yesterday said;
Z NOW mat low rate Of transportation
: On low grade ores from Tintic has been
SIanted' why does not the Rio Grande
1el the Dars down and give all shippers
& from the camp the same rate that is ac-
T9oLaso the pig producers2 The Highland
Soy SENDS Its ores out at a cost Of 50
EMS i,- Ton, while the smaller fry is COM
PEELED TO pay N.25. Why should the COM
The Dana Gold Mining & Milling com
Pahy has filed an action against 3. T..
9ickman ct al, asking that certain GER
tiileates OF stock issued by the company
70 dlckman, and transferred by him to
/ otner parties, be Cancelled. It is set out
that 1880 shares were delivered to Hick-
man. and that he was not to dispose Of
any OF the stock until he paid the COM
paly S9O0 Ihen follows the allegation
lnaL the money was not paid. and that
the stock was ali transferred.
Aquiia NebekeT, the founder and one
OF the chief owners of the Coconino COM
pany big copper bonanza, just over the
! line IN Arizona, came in from Chicago
yesterday where he has been in confer
Snce With Henry NJ. Ryan. president Of
me company. Mr.. Nebeker says that
MI Ryan viii be out himself as soon
as tne weather gets a little warmer.
| I0n reports that reach the company
headquarters It is evident that the ores
! OF the Coconino are being profftably
handled in the new NeiH process mill.
]. oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
l61 South Main. Tel. 2SS House. 1O54Y.
barnett 6 Langley, Brokers,
y West Second South. Tel 50.
A. S. Campbell. Broker,
2o2 D. F. Walker building. Tel 5ss.
Harry S. Joseph, Stock Broker,
Reliable and accurate information
given clients. Phone $40. 217 Atlas.
Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
502 Progress I uilding Phone 115sY.
n. B. Cole Co., Stock Brokers,
Commission business only. Phone 325
Screen doors and fixtures Burton
Coal & Lumber Co. Uptown Office, GO
W. End So. Yard, 363 ". 5th So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
BOY KlN8 THE
REAL RULER NOW
SPANS Youthful Sovereign Takes
the Oath and Begins Reign.
HOLIDAYS AT The CAPITAL
WAS A RED LETTER DAY IN
MADRID.

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: Madrid, Nay 17.-senor Sagasta =
has presented to the king the for =
= NAL resignation Of the entire cab >
= met. The king confirmed the res y
= ignations. but requested Senior =
= Sargasta to retain the seals of Of y
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MADRID. May 1.-THE weather was
lV suspicious for the official cere-
monies in honor Of the majority
Of King Alfonso, which opened here
yesterday. A cloudless sky and bril-
liant sun favored the arrival at Mad
rid Of the Duke of Connaught, Prince
Albert of Prussia, Princes Vladimir
and Christian of Denmark, Prince
Nicholas of Greece and the crown
prince Of Monaco and Siam, who ar
rived in a royal train. The events Of
the day conceded with the festival Of
San Isidros the patron saint Of Madrid
which brought immense crowds to the
city from the surrounding country.
Thousands Of persons gathered. along
the route from the northern station to
the palace to witness the procession.
The scene at the railroad station.
upon the arrival of the royal train, was
most brilliant. An escort composed of
the royal body guard, in shimmering
breastplates and with drawn swords.
and a squadron of dragons in burn
ished steel helmets and with waving
lances, was drawn up in the court
yard, while within the station were as
sembled the officers of the royal house
hold, headed by the Prince. Of the As
turias. The various ambassadors and
their STATS, all clad in handsome uni
forms, with breasts Respondent with
orders and decorations, formed a strik-
ing group of color. The edge of the
station platform was lined up by a
company of engineers in becoming uni
forms and tTi-color caps. The regi-
mental standard was displayed within
the station, and a band was stationed
there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
THE CONSOLIDATED MERcUR-
Visiting Director Leaves Well Pleased
With Property.


After spending a pleasant week in
an inspection Of the Consolidated Mer-
cur COmpanys rich gold bonanza and
a run through the United States COM
pany's Bingham mines. Director Ar
thur ". Chesterton. the Boston di
rector in the former company, viii
leave for home tomorrow.
The showing at the Consolidated
Aiercur. Mr.. ChestertOn declares, was a
revelation 10 him. de had heard
great deal concerning the monster ore
bodies Of that mine. its peerless fire.
proof reduction plant. etc. but he was
not at an prepared for the sights that
greeted him anG he leaves more than
ever convinced that his company has
one of the best and most enduring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18

s Paris. May ia Matin dispatch
from Madrid says that the queen re-
gent Of Spain has conferred the Order
Of the Golden Fleece upon President
LOUbet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Condoned
philadelphia Pre-

Mamma-Did you tell God how naugs.-
you were?
Ethel-Yes, and I guess I vasBst s,
naughty after all, cause he didn't MAJ.
any fuss about IT,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
With Bands Playing.


The train arrived at 4:S0. A bugle
sounded, the guard of honor presented
arms, and the band struck up the
Spanish royal march. The effect Of the
arrival of the ambassadors was some
what marred by a mistake Of the en-
CINE driver Of their train who brought
the coaches to a standstill before
reaching the official stopping place.
The brilliant throng on the platform
had, consequently, to scurry down the
station to the royal carriage.
Prince Albert of Prussia was the
first ambassador to alight He was
followed by the Duke Of Connaught
and the various other foreign repre-
sentatives. who made their presenta-
tons to the prince of the Asturias.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, the Brit
ish ambassador at Madrid, presented
the Duke of COnnaught, who was cor
daily welcomed by the prince. The
guard of honor was then reviewed, the
Duke Of Connaught and the Prince Of
the Asturias walked together first, fol-
lowed by the other princes. Among
these was the crown prince Of Siam,
in a white uniform, conspicuous on
account of his short stature. Prince
Vladimir of Denmark who walked at
his side, lowered above him. The Duke
of COnnaught and the other ambassa-
doris saluted the standard and the
royal body guard. They then took their
places in carriages and drove to the
palace, escorted by the royal body
guard and the dragons. At the pal
ace the ambassadors were received by
the queen regent and King Alfonso and
conducted by them 10 their apart
men1s. A grand banquet in their hon
or was given at the palace last night.
The queen regent has directed the
Duke Of Albanas, gentleman of the
chamber, and Colonel Marquis Mendi-
CORA to be in attendance upon the
Duke Of Connaught during his stay
here.
A special bull fight, in which eight
bulls appeared was held in the after
noon at the Puerta del Sol. No fewer
than fifteen bull fights are to take
place in connection with the festivities
and over 100 hrIfS q "a RI he killed
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Feared an Assassin

! Free dinners were given to 5000 poor
/ persons. This charity will be repeated
daily until May a. Fifty thousand
/ pesetas have been distributed to the
/ poor, and small sums viii be deposited
! in savings banks in the names of all
/ children born Saturday. May II, the
/ day the king takes the oath. Alto
] gether gifts amounting to 100000 pc
| setas viii be distributed.
/ A discordant incident in connection
with the festivities has been the send
[ ing by the Society Of Dramatic Auth
Ors Of a circular to all the theatres in
/ Spain. prohibiting them from giving
/ any performances next Saturday, be-
I cause the only gala performance in
I honor of the majority Of the lCi7~ Sc
Don Juan" to be given at the Royal
/ theatre The Society or Dramatic 80
+ thors points out in its circular that
I Don Juan" is a foreign opera, and,
with one exception, the entire caste Of
the opera is foreign.
1t appears that just as the royal
coach emerged from the Plaza de Ar
mas into the square in front Of the
palace. amid the sound Of cannon,
/ young man among the sight-seers be-
I hind the Gordon suddenly pushed
] through the ranks of soldiers and 20
/ lice and rushed toward the door Of the
/ chariot with his hat in one hand and
! holding outstretched in the other
/ paper. Before he reached the door the
state Iaekeys and equerries hurried to
/ the scene and quickly overpOwered him,
though not before the disturber had
received a severe mauling.
Reference to the records shows that
Puiz was arrested last December at
! the gates Of the palace, where he man
/ ifested a desire to present to the In
! fanta Maria Teresa, who is the only
/ infanta not married a letter, a bou-
Quet and a box OF sweetmeats- II is
noteworthy in this connection that the
custom of presenting to the king or
queen or other members Of the royal
family petitions while they are out
driving is quite common.
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Harry S. Joseph, Stock Broker,
Reliable and accurate information
given clients. Phone $40. 217 Atlas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18

A. S. Campbell, Broker,
2o2 D. F. Walker building Tel 5Ss.
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]. oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
81 South Main. Tel 2SS. House, 1054Y.
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Barnett & Langley, Brokers,
? West Second South. Tel. so.
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Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
50z Progress Iuilding. Phone 115sY.
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Like Gold. IT has created a Sta -H-Ll--s---.
its own. Makes delicious and -r---r
bread and Is economical be- baking --,-
back on Husler's any time
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a. B. Cole Co., Stock Brokers,
Commission business only. Phone 325.
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Screen doors and fixtures. Burton
Coal & Lumber Co. Uptown Office, 60
W. End So. Yard 1853 W. 5th So.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-11-20

If you are bilious and seeking advisers
 Take DcWitts Little Early Risers,
 Just before going to bed.
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 That's all just enough said These famous pills do not gripe, but move the bowels gently and easily, cleansing the liver. Their tonic effect gives strength to the glands, prevent ing q return of the disorder. Globe Drug Store, F. J. Roberts.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-11-20
Overland in China.

A conference of the directors of the Chinese Eastern railway and of vari- Ous European systems was held in Berlin on the Sth, and decided that through trains from Paris and Berlin to Pekin would be started early in the coming year, when the Chinese East ern railway will be open for traffic For the next few years the journey from western Europe to Pekin will consume from eighteen to nineteen days, and to Chinese and Japanese ports from twenty to twenty-one and d half days, which is practically ten days less than the journey from Ham, burg or England, via the Suez canal or via Vancouver, requires. In 1906 the new roadbed of the Trans-Siberian railway will be completed, and the in- creased speed that this will allow will shorten the journey by three or four days more.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-11-20
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