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HIGHER PRICES
WERE SHOWN.
Dealings on a Small Scale and Not
Widely Distributed.
GENERAL MARKET FIRM,
Buying OF u. y. Steel Gave Il n strong
Tone = Closing was Dali
And Easy.

New York, June 2l.--The majority OF
stocks showed higher prices at ne
opening. The dealings were on a
small scale and not widely distributed
Buying Of United states Steel stocks
and the southern railroads gave in
creased irmness TO the general market
ST. Louis Southwestern prefd., Texas
& Pacific Kansas g. Texas pref'd., ST.
Joseph q Grand Island first and second
pfd, advanced from TO IL. Sugar
rose slightly above yesterdays close,
but Anaconda, Michigan Central and
New York Airbrake fell 1 10 ~. A
reaction OF X IN Steel was followed
elsewhere. The large loan expansion
showed by the hank statement was
considered unfayorabie. Continental
Tobacco pfd,, lost rs, Ice pfd,, ~,
Lead pfd., nearly q and North Amerl-
can and General Electric a point or
more There were advances Of about
point IN Pacific Mail, Cotton OIL and
corn products and TX In Northern
Central, The closing was dull and
easy.
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MINING NOTES.

Manager Loose Of the Grand Central
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
w W Armstrong the Park city
banker, is In the city on a business
trip.
Mammoth high grade ore 10 the ex-
tent Of four ears, VIII be settled for on
Monday,
Manager n s Joseph Is at the Ga
lena, Of Fish Springs, inspecting the
property.
The Coaklin sampler reports the re-
ceipt today of nine cars Of ore from
Tinuc
Two more cars OF ore from the Tono-
pah mines VIII be forwarded to the
smelter today
The Mountain Gem and the Chicago.
Of Bingham, each have a car OF ore
on today's market.
The management OF the Lower Nam
moth has two more ears OF FIRST class
ore awaiting marketing
Seven cars OF Yankee ore win be mar
keted early next week having arrived
this morning for sampllng.
Dr. Talmage has returned from
ten days trip 10 idaho, during which
he examined several mining PROPOSE
lions
Manager Charles Read OF the Mackin-
tosh interests has returned from visit
10 the Nevada properties being deyel-
oped under his direction.
Judge Snyder expects soon TO have
the reorganization OF the California OF
Park city effected and with that done
operations at the property viii be re-
commenced,
The sampling OF eight cars Of con-
centrates from Ophir canyon: four cars
OF ore from Tlntic. two from Bingham
and two from Tonopah, was reported
at the Taylor and Brunton Office this
morning
Superintendent Mcintyre OF the
Mammoth is up from camp and reports
that a heavy tonnage OF second class
ores Is going through the mill while
not little high grade ore Is being for
warded 10 market. The mine is looking
FIRST rate.
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railroads and all other
that all discrimination ana SSy'poora'lon
VIII be prevented. Combine, Alof lia
capital are natural industrla," ns q
ments, and on the whole ett
much good In lowering prica a,'Ne dom
II Is when a trust ohtsins
lutte control OF a public nece,s ou abso'
the government should s,an IVY That
then human nature is human ,o,i ~
ana no corporation can Do 6s ,,a.uIt
upon OF Itself not to take se S,espe,ndet
vantage OF It's opportunltie, ''nlh al
The investing and consun,
lie not only has a right to irre pub
there he no dlscrlmlnauan a' Y 4 al
tion but II has a right Ia deu, pA'oof'
fullest publicity. For the I'M. w
however, there Is the Interstate 'C Co,n
merce commission, but the ,n,a. com
commerce law needs amendlns, 'W
II was enacted before the raiIs. Nauy
uation was fully understood ~
railroads should be permitted s. I'M
pools--to use what Is 10 Some a., i9lh
term-and make mutual bnslhaa.o JUN
rate arrangements. IL there ia AM
publicity and proper goYernmen, "a.
ulation the public viii be benss,.oiI es
railroad pooling, 'u ol
Mr.. HIS suggestion for cornr,.
sion 10 certify that a corporatins li
paid up all the capital stock Il :. nai
is along this same line Of publlcIiv1 W"
President Roosevelt simply bei,svo.
In enforcing the laws. no matter v ,soa
shoe Is pinched. 1t Is no, every nus nus
ldent who is willing to do this bn, .' /,
believe the president is growing stroN,
er ON account OF his aggresslyeness !,
for the Sherman law, which has h.s,
invoked against the packers, ,bor
oughly believe in enforcing it to n,
letter. "'
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, June 2l--July wheat opened
at 1874 to 1914, touched 73% and dropped
back % 70.
Close. Wheat--June 7ih July 7Sh
q73ss, September 7lN@72; December
72%
Corn-June Gi% July 65H.
Oats--June AZ, July 36h new 4Oh.
Pork-June l7.92h; July h's2A;
September ls.l1h.
Lard-June and July 1880; Septem-
berber 50.
Ribs June and July lo,77ts; septem-
Der TO- 60.
Flax-Cash, northwest, i.7S'
Rye-57
Barley--6647O
Timothy 40.
Cloyer-S.35.
Cash: Wheat-No red sou; No
Sred 7s079ls No. hard winter 75MQ
~ No hard winter 4475; No. |
northern spring Is, No. 2 spring "a;
No. spring 69d74
Corn-No. 2 65is a65& No. 62G69.
Oats--No. 2 4S. No. 3 AZ,
NEW YORK.
New York. June -Wheat--Receipts
@,050 bushels, Weakened sharply this
morning by a drop In cables, weak
outside markets and clearing weather
In the southwest July 79&Qs0;; Sep
TENDER 77h4Tb; December ~ SLIGO
rs 1915
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Prolonged Labor COntroyefse,
Have a Bad Effect
CONTINUED PROSPERITY.
The best Indication OF IL 10 the Fact
That Quotations DO Not Beeede
In the Least.

New York, June 2O.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomor.
row will say:
Trade at the east is more quiet, ow-
ing to the advancing season. and the
bad effect of prolonged labor controy.
arsies is being felt in certain lines, Re-
ports from the Interior and the far west
are more encouraging, bounilful har.
vests being expected, while tie light
stocks carried over from the PREVIOUS
season assure profitable prices,
The best indication Of continued pros.
perity is the fact that quotations do
rot recede even in the lines where at
present there is only a moderate degre.
Of activity. Railway earnings thus far
reported for June increased 39 over
1900
Uncertainty regarding their ability
to secure pig iron at reasonable prices
is making producers OF steel cautious
IN accepting contracts that call for de.
livery at even remote dates
Quiet conditions prevail In footwear
markets. A stronger silver market has
revived purchases for export to China
Supplemental buying OF woolens Is also
limited Shoe shops in New England
have more orders, yet most factories
operate only part OF the time and some
are entirely idle.
Leather Is dulr and foreign dry hides
weaker.
Lack Of rain In the southwest Is the
only seriously unfayorable crop Ind.
cation OF the week, while exceptionally
encouraging reports are received from
most points. Domestic grain makes
good progress, but bad news has been
received from abroad and the outlook
is favorable for large exports.
Failures for the week number lA In
the United States, against 1893 last year.
and 10 in Canada, against II a year
ago.
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WATER FOR UNCLE SAM
Concentrating Mil of 90 Tons Daily
Capacity Possible.

Manager p r. Farnsworth Of the
Bullion. Beck states that his property
can furnish the Uncle Sam company
10000 gallons OF water daily or sufficient
TO operate successfully a concentrating
mill OF 90 70 80 tons daily capacity
This amount OF water would need 70
be pumped distance OF half a mile
and to hlghth Of 200 feet which Mr.
Farnsworth says can be done at small
expense. by building a reservoir and
repumping the water TO the top Of the
min a supply sufficient 10 operate nc
least 100 tons daily would be available.
IT seems very probable that the Uncle
Sam Viii soon hive q mill.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

ments on the open market no less than
100000 more was taken down by the
Blnghom Con, Highland Boy and 9TH
ers. who shipped TO eastern markets.
1t Is not improbable that during the
next few weeks the settlements on the
local markets will make decided adj
vance oYaT all previous records. With
the blowing In OF the new American
Smelling and Refining oompanys plant
q greatly Increased volume OF ore IL
expected to arrive from the mines.
Already Nevada and Idaho companies
are commencing to market their ores
here IN Increasing quantities and from
Alta Park city Bingham, Tlntic,
Frisco, stockton and other Utah camps
a great tonnage Of ore Is being moved,
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eeipts. 80 including Texans I'M
changed. Native steers 4sOGI75; Tex
as and Indian steers, S.2jd475 Texas
cows 2.4jm375; native cows and heif-
ers. l75q5.25 stockers and feeders,
SOOa4s5; bulls, SOOQ4i5; calves $500
5.25.
Hogs Receipts, 5000. Market strong.
Bulk OF sales 7.45qL65; Heavy, 1850
i'm; packers, 75OGT7O: medium, g20
9765; light, 7.iOqI45; workers., 74OQ
7i5 pigs, 6.509f10.
Sheep Receipts, 1900, Market steady.
Muttons. 400QI3O. lambs, i5Oq4S5;
range wethers lOOdi.95; ewes, Also
500.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, June 2l.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 800. Market steady. Native
steers, 5.O0Q7l5; cows and helfers, 800
g515: western steers, 4.5Oq5.75, Texas
steers, 425a440; Gamers, 1.b0q575;
stockers and feeders, 3.O0q6.0O; calves,
3OOd5.5O; bulls, stays, etc, 275q5.OO
Hogs Receipts, $500 Market steady
TO strong, Heavy, i4OQL6O; mixed,
7 .3O0I4O: light, 7,00QI25; pigs, G.OOg
700. bulk OF sales, 1.354L50.
heep-Receipts none. Market steady,
Fed muttons A25d525; westerns 35Oq
425: ewes, 300a4bO; common and
stockers, 3,0Oa425i lambs, 5'0OQIOO.
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WILL BUILD JOHNNY MILL.
Dederich and Burke Are Awarded
The $4,000 Contract.

The Johnny Of Statelne will by No
yember Of this year have a l0-stamp
mill 10 cost in the neighborhood OF $780,
900. Dederich & Burke Of this city have
been awarded the contract. which calls
for plant that viii be perfectly
equipped for the Inauguration, con-
centration and cyaniding Of the Johnny
ores and ground will be broken imme-
diately for the foundations. The new
mill win be rushed TO completion and
II Is hoped that the startup may oe-
cur IN October. With the fine Ophir
mill and the new Johnny plant In oper-
alton at Stateline the camp VIII at
trRct not a small amount OF Attention.
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MAGNOLIA DEAL.
Bambergers Get Directors Agree
mont 10 Sell Property.

The directors Of the Magnolia Mining
company operating at De Lamar New,
have authorized the sale Of the com
panys interests 10 Simon Hamburger
for $4,000 cash. II is confidently ex-
pected that all the share holders viii
agree TO the sale Of the property at
their meeting In July. The figure Of
fered IL on a basis Of Is cents a share,
This step II n line with the plans OF
the Bamberger interests TO consolidate
nearly ell the various interests at De
Lamar
James w. Mill. who has been expert.
ing the properly, will return today, and
II IL expected that his verbal report
being satisfactory Mr., Bamberger viii
hasten east where the deal will be con-
summated,
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June notwithstanding
200. Steady. Good to prime steers
7.JORS. 90; poor TO medium i.15d7 40:
stockers and feeders i.50d525: cows
l.40d5. IS: heifers Z 50Q6.25 Gamers
l.40d2. 40; bulls 2.75a5. 80; calves $50
G6.50; Texas fed steers 4.OOas.o0.
Hogs Receipts today 10000. Monday
5000 left over 400 Strong. Mixed
and butchers 1901 90; good TO choice
heavy 7.60Q7.T1ih; rough heavy 200
40; light 7.l0G7 40; bulk OF sales $50
G7e0
sheep--Receipts 1900. Steady. Lambs
steady. Good 20 choice wethers 4.00n
3 90. fair 10 choice mixed 3.15di.b0
western sheep 2 .50a4.75: native lambs
b.00G6. Is: western lambs 5.00q6. IS,
spring lambs 7.i0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June 2i.-cattle-Re-
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Very few stocks In the local list
made any changes during the week,
Nearly all the transfers were confined
to Utah Sugar, which advanced to
$685.. After Monday the stock will
be quoted ex dividend, the payment to
stockholders being made on the 3Oth
The Home Fire Insurance company
pays its regular dividend July l, and
that stock is also In strong demand
Greedy remains stationary at sl25, as
that is the figure al which the deal
with eastern parties has been made
and Is therefore the price at which
quotations will be apt to remain for
some time to come. A dispatch from
Mr.. G. A. Granger manager OF the
company, 10 Mr. l., S. Hills, received
last night, states that he will be here
Monday and close up the transaction
A number OF the stockholders win sell
out their entire holdings, while others
will part with but little or none. The
following are the latest quotations:
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New York, June l.-Butter-Re-
ceipts, 5000 packages. Steady. State
dairy, 1921; creamery, state, l9Q22A;
creamery imitation, 1920 factory. l6
GlSh.
Eggs Receipts. 1880 packages. Firm,
state and Penna., IS, western candled.
17ib119,
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RonERTs COMPLETE WORKS.

ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS.
Outlines Of Ecclesiastical History
s1.75. $3.50 s2.75; "The Gospel" 76c, a,A
tl.50; New Miu,
$3.50; Succession In he
soc, SOC, 76c: Rise and Fall Of Nam
VOC" sl25, s2.25; Missouri Perseou
tons, SIPS, s225. Cannon Book store
tDesefe News. Props). lib NAN
Street. Salt Lake City Utah.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special
tBy leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange. 2l5 Main street,.
Saturday, June 81.
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FOR THE HOT WEATHER.

huv pf 'rro~ v" 80 ~ o"'- ~ ~ y
the Cool Shade. We have them from
100 up. This seasons new styles
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Successors to Cannon Book Store
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.oRE AND BULLION.
Settlements for Week Show Very
Big Increase.

Ore and bullion settlements In this
city during the past week as reported
by Mccormick * Co, amounted 70
s57s,70o. as compared with si55.2oo the
week previous. Besides these settle
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ORR SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK.
Bingham aud Park City Consign'
ments Much Larger.

Ore shipments from Park City and
Bingham showed considerable In
crease over the records for some pre-
cedlng weeks, while the Tintic output
was quite unsatisfactory The mine
owners OF Tintlc properties are expert
enolng much difficulty IN their efforts
to secure more satisfactory working
charges from the smelters and rates
from the railroads Shipments OF ore
from Tonopah aggregated II cars, from
the Gold Eagle and Daisy OF Idaho one
car each; from the Horn Silver four
cars. aid from the Cactus one car OF
concentrates.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.
BUTTER ANN EGGS.

st. Louis, June 2i.-wool-Firm un-
changed.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.


carlsa-l0O at &c; $500 at 26 s.. 80;
zoo at 2Gk; 1000 at 26% 800 az 2Sh 800
at 26is s.. 30; 800 at 26%. Total 1900
Consolidated Mercur-200 at l.sS s..
80.
Lower Mammoth-l00 at i.2i.
Star Consolidated-b0O at ~.
Ben Butler--l.0OO at s.. 80.
Ccntury--i00 at S0iS.
Manhattan-40 600 az /.
Martha Washington-i,00O at 2%i L.
900 at az.
Tetro--s. 600 at pom; 900 at 2lM; 1000
at q. Total. 1900.
Yankee-20O at l.i5
OPEN BOARD.
Consolidated Mercur-i0o at lgS s..
30.
-west--sO at 1890.
1ngot--i,OO0 at AZ.
California-50O at 1874; 1900 at 49, L.
600 at 1879.
Century-200 at 80 s.. 80.
La Reine-50O at OK
Manhattan--2,OOO at 5.i6: 1000 at Z.
Yankee-10O at l.16 s.. 80; 100 at
li6is.
TOTALS
Shares. Amount
Regular call .............i 1850 Sl6s6
Open board ......,.,..... AOSO Z'Ssz'0o
------
Totals ..................2b,53O S5,5sl's1
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N. A. Page, stock Broker,
Loans money on stocks at bank rates.
Room &c, Walker Bank building
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York. June 2l.-The weekly
statement Of the averages OF the asso-
ciated banks shows.
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Bank Cicarings.


Bank clearings throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada for the week
ending Friday, June 20, 1902, were
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake City..$ 2,S9i.G65 3l.5
Totals H. S.. .. 1880, 270,697 1873
Outside y. York 719.663S2i 33
Totals. Canada $50 1913
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call steady az 3 per cent.
Prize mercantile paper i4G5 per cent
Sterling exchange nominal, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.S7N for
demand and at 4S5hd4.S5k for 60
days Posted rates ass and l.SSik;
commercial bills 4.Si8i.S5h.
Mexican dollars i2ia
Government bonds steady. Ref 2s,
reg, l01is do, coupon, l0s&: Sc, reg
and coupon l0Ih; new Is. reg. and
coupon. 1854; old Is, reg, l097k: do.
coupon, llO7s; IS. reg. and coupon, lO5.
Bar silver 527s.
State bonds, inactive.
Railroad bonds, irregular.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw. nominal: fair refining,
8; centrifugal 96 test 3ik: molasses
sugar, "a, Refined steady: crushed,
SIS, powdered. AS; graduated, A65.
Coffee-Quiet, No. 7 Rio, 5h
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. June al-cattle-Re-
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BINGHAM.
TINTIc

Trouble IN getting satisfactory haul
Ing rates and working charges result
ed In considerably decreased ship
ments",,, -, -. -. ..,,".".,,.r,".
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS,

AS reported by the Macintosh sam
| pier management the shipments from
| Park City were as follows:
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-15
Notice.

To whom it may concern: At the
recent meeting Of the Federal Labor
union, No. IT'S, of Kalispell, Montana,
it was unanimously resolved that on
and after April 1, the wage for all
common labor within the corporate
limits Of the city of Kalispell, Mon.
tana, shall be $3.50 per day, and
so cents per hour for all over
time and Sunday work; and nine
hours shall constitute a days work
to be paid weekly. All those inter.
ested in this matter will please gov
ern themselves accordingly.
The above scale applies only ~
day labor and does not apply TO team.
sters or clerks or mechanics of any
kind.
By order of the Federal Labor
union, No. 175. Kalispell, Montana.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-15

gate when opened up to those influ-
ences that irrigation will furnish will
become the greatest agricultural Sec
ton of the country, both as to yield
per acre and the price that yield will
bring to the owners. This plan is TO
construct large reservoirs on certain
o. the western rivers that have per-
iodical flood tides.
Sections have been definitely Sc
lected for the initial work. The chief
of these reservoirs will be built at
ban Carlos, on the ella river, in
southern Arizona. If the bill is passed
and the work undertaken, this reser-
voir will cost a million dollars, but
it will render 100000 acres fertile
and easy 10 cultivate, besides provid-
ing plenty of water for the Indians
OF that region.
Other reservoirs of like character
are contemplated in California, in
Nevada, central Colorado, Montana,
and other states. The money which
the government expends will all come
back to it in purchases, which it may
confidently be expected will be rap
idly made as soon as the value of the
work is appreciated.
1t may have a partially redeeming
effect upon the rotten borough state
of Nevada, though when it sold out
ITS water rights early in its history
for mess of pottage it left small
chance for it's rehabilitation and de-
velopment There has long been con-
siderable hesitation about letting
in Arizona and New Mexico as states,
owing to the character of their popu-
lation; but once redeem their arid
lands, as this bill proposes, and there
will flow in some of the best leaven
of citizenship in the country.
Instead of being "Dad lands" they
will become agricultural Edens, dot
ted with peaceful and thriving vii
lagos and happy homes. Hardly any
other measure before congress means
as much for our internal development
as this.-Boston Transcript.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-15
Another STAGE of Irritation.

The Hansbrough irrigation bill has
passed one stage of legislation in
congress with an absence of opposi-
ton which augurs we'll for it's final
success. 1t takes it's name from Sen
ator Hansbrough of North Dakota, be-
cause he has been the principal engi-
neer of the measure and because it
embodies his ideas to perhaps larger
extent than those of any other indi-
vidual
With dozen or fifteen other bills
providing for irrigation early in the
session, the matter was finally re-
ferred by friends of the main propo-
sition to committee of of both
houses, unofficially selected, to agree
upon an irrigation bill There was
considerable clashing of interests, but
finally the bill was drafted and repre-
sents, it is claimed, compromise of
the many differences of opinion
which prevailed
The North Dakota senator said
some weeks ago: THE strongest fact
IN favor of the bill as it has finally
been prepared by the committee of
seventeen, is that monopoly of land
will be impossible. This will encour-
age the small settler, and within a
dozen years after the completion of
the work fill the arid and semi-arid
plains of the great west with an in
dustrious and well-to-do population.
Cities and towns will spring up on
the barren plains of Kansas, Colora.
do, Arizona, New Mexico, and the
states farther north and west, and
this wide expanse of territory will
become one of the wealthiest and
most important of the whole coun.
try"
We must bear in mind that the gen.
eral plan contemplates the ultimate
conversion of 100000, 900 acres from
Darrenness into the highest product
lyeness. In fact, the claim is not an
exaggerated one that the vast aggre
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-15

An election of officers of the Inter
national Typographical union will be
held the third Wednesday in May,
nominations having already been
made. James M. Lynch, as president,
and John w. Brentwood, as secretary
treasurer, present incumbents, have
no opposition, the only fight being
over the first vice presidency, in
which Charles f. Hawkes. of Chicago
is opposed by John w. Hays of Min
neapolis. These two were candidates
two years ago, Hawkes. securing cleo
ton by small majority. The vote
is expected to reach $4,000, the In
ternational Typographical union be-
ing a strong and conservative organ
ization.