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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22
GtnlanSH ttsiseH 0rIrts prpr.t
nie Tra1.tkIisd1t.

Mit benz eriten Sanuar 1T in @nss
Lamb Elm nellss @eieb in &raft getres
ten, bon bem man ertpurtet, oab es
Der i'm engliI6en 8olfe unbeimlih
tart Derbreiteten 5runtiu9t erfols@
reid entgegendrbeiten tptrb. Oas @ez
feb aerfdllt in brei 5beile: bie 8efimz
munsen segen bic SrunfIu9t Ielbf;
bic 8eitimmingen iiber bic s2icen!iiz
rung BON @aitbduiern, unb brittens
Die glu6seiebe. Sn ben BeftimmunS
gen sesen Die SruHflI6t lebnt iih bas
@eIeb tbeilneiie an bic beut11e @eie=
aetuns an; IS fiibrt bic iosenannten
rSGuferliiten" elm. Wer nte6r, als
breimal i'm 0erlauie zines sSSa6res tpe=
gen 5runfenbeit beftraft ;pirb. fann
bonn poliaeiridter duf bic .Shparae
Qifte" geIebt iperben. Doh muB bas
niht notbtpenbiser Weife seIdxben.
SIT 'Ssnanb auf Der .Sdtparosn
Site, bann lit i6m sefeblih fir brei
sSo6re Der 9e5u9 elmer WirtMhuff
ober zines Uereinslofals, in benz gei~
itiae @etrdnfe perabreiht iperbsn, ner=
boten. Der blobe @erlud. iid fpiemr
geiitige @etrdnfe au perI6affen, pirb
I'm ErjtfalIe nit elmer @elbitrafe bon
ni1t neniaer als 20 G1iaing geahns
bet, i'm Wisbsrbolungsfalle tritt Sc
fdngnibnrdfe elm. Shdrfer tnirb eine
llebsrtretuns bis1ts GeItbes feibens
her Wirtbe geabnbtt. Gin Mirtb, ber'
einem bon bsr polisei auf bic fhpurse
Qifte gsiebten 9rinfer geiItige @etrGne
fe Derabreidt, bsrfdut I'm GrffaIIe in
eiite @trafe bon 30 Dollars, i'm Wisz
betbolungsfalIt iteist bas Strafmab.
Die rGGufer[iite. bilbet alIo gefpiTer<
mnben bic RrnM be- neusn enslifden
1empepenaaefeBes. Die poli3ei bat
bdS Reht nnb bic pfliht, sSeDen, ber
iih in ieinsr 9runtenheit ullonifGnbig
beniun,f Dbxr Der Q6rm mddt, pber
D<n, ber fi1 nidt ielbft mebr fortbe<
|iuegen lam, az bsrhait<n uIrb benz
NeIi3eirihkr Dor5ufiibren. Mud III
bdS Gbele6<n fpielt bus nsux @efeb
bjntin. @enobrbtiismGbigs 9runfs
iuM mirb 0Is sint Torm sfpriseIsss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22
#tnnts- ia,.n 3gripntitntrrnrh-
1lttt4tu.

I'm bic 2eiftunssfGhis.sit Der Bun<
bes Mdrins 8aub0fe feftsufelsn.
ipurbe bonn lebten gonsreB befhlois
fen, eiiies ber reuen @dladtidiffe BON
tieien bauen su lafIen. Marinelefre.
tdr Moobp entIdieb ii9 bafiir, nit
hen Werfltdtten BON Brcoflpn ben
Nrfuh 5u MAIDEN unb CAB bieisn ben
@nu btr pgonnecticut1 in Mrbeit. Ser
@du bsr .Qouiiiana", fir bic als
Gdnefterfhiff Der erfteren senau ber@
itlbt plan enttporfen 1T, tpurbe Der
S6iHbaugeielIfhaft bon Nsipport
NetDs in Gnntrutt segeben unb afpar,
ME nebenbei btnerft iein mag, au
nitbrigerem preiie als ber gonareB
bdfiir ausseiebt bate. Our4 @ers
glxi9 foll btnn feitgeHtllt tp<rben,
mas am bortkiIbafkiten 1T, Der Ban
IN ben RtgieruDgsperfit6t ober bic
contraftlide Uergebuns an pribnte.
Dds Marine sD<portsni@nt ipirb bas
riibsr genau BUD fiibren.
Gleith5eitig tommt babel, falls gss
iiaut Mngdben 3u erbalt<n iinb, nod
siI,t oi,bere Jrnge gum Mustrag, nGm<
Iid bie Qeiftungsfdbigfeit Der Mrbeiter
Ri antitiinbigsr uiuD bei aebns unb
mxbrftiinbiger Nrbeits5eit. fir ale
Ntsisrungsurb<ittn III htanntlid Der
MAtfunbsntos borgsidliebsn bic
L. I.>x II. .r~i =
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22
@a1lrtdJ,prnc nrr Aataa,assnc-
rstssa.

0ambureers geiiraee
sSiir Die iiberfisiIcbe u Musipanberultg
aus DeuiIdlanb lit Durd bic bel.ffde
gsfebgebiing unb Werpaltung cine
fDeitsebenDe Observation-Disclosures ein<
geriCHtet tpprben, stne gontrniIe Der
Musipunbererihiffs, ibrer @iherbett.
ibrer 8erprpDiantiruns uIlb Musriiit<
lins, ibrer geiunDbeitlidJen ginrid3s
tungen, eine NuIiiht iibsr bic ridtige
8ef6rDernns Der 9lustpanoerer read
ben bon ibren gefpiinI9ten 8eitinlz
nrungs slGnbsrn inb iibtr bieaibneIt dufS
erlesten Soften lnb Bebineungen.
Das Reidsseieb iiber bas Musipunoes
rungspeItn bonn 8. ssSuni 1897 unb
bic anIhliebenben Musfii1rungspsrs
Orbnunsea baben oaaa sefiihrt. naB in
ben beutiden !odfen nur ipe1ige grDbe
Sdifffabrtslinien fir bis9sfDrberung
BON Muspunberern auadaifvn iinb.
OieIe bieten benz Neihe @eipdbr fir
cine ftrens geiebmdBise unb supsrlGi=
iige Nusiibung Der Musipanbererbez
f0rberling unb iihen biefe linter ftdn@
bigger bebDrblider alufIiht! Shre
Observation-Disclosures: Nusnairz
bererballen, drStlid)e gontrolIe etc. iltl=
teritiiBen nod Die MaBnabn,sn oes
Rei9s.
8ei oieier @anIase liegt es offenz
bar i'm eiseniten Snterene ber oeutz
I9en unb Der oifenropdiI1en Qms-
tpanberer, iiber beutihe 6dfen unb nit
beitiden @diffen gu sern, unb Der
'Strom Der Mustranberung 5eigt, bab
bas au9 ben meiiten betpuBt lit. I'm
10 bebauerli9sr ift es, ipenn birh fall
1he 8prsefpiegsliinsetr eift Ebil Der
Musipdnberer su eigenem Shaben
auf falffe Wege gelodt ipirb. go opez
riren iebt Mgenten elmer erslifhen
2inie bamit, bic Wanberer por ben
ftrengen Nnforberunsen Der amerita=
nifden ginpanberunasbeb0rbe in
Nen Yort dngflidb gu MAIDEN l,nb
ibnen borsureben, -ix idubsn auf Dem
llm1pese iiber Canada let1ter unb url=
epntrpllirt In bas l1nipnsgebtet Gin=
LAB. 9as 1T cine srobe sGuihuns,
benn bic @ereinisten Staaten control
liren bic Gintpanberung ldngs ber
aan5en camabiIfHn @ren5e genau in
Der aleihen Weiie tpa in ben 6dfen.
Durh ben lln,ipeg errei9en bie Nusr
ipanberer atio nidts. SIN biten 5alle
er66ben iid nur bic Manberunsstoiten
fir lie htrd9tlih. Deshal6 lit nnr
bteien ManDpern frember Muspanbe=
runes l1nternehmer, bic mad Gage
her beutfhen @eIeBgebline iiberbaupt
feline Qustpanbsrer ensaairen hiirfen,
einbrinsti9 gu iparnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22
a AntrrtkutttTd1ea Rnpttnl in
@tPxikn.

2aut benz 8eri9t BON @eneralcons
jul 8arlon in Merito beite6en in is,
mem Staate 1117 ameritaniide Sc
ieafdaften uno Girmen, ipel9e elm
&apital bort angelegt baben, pelhes
auf taufenb Millionen DolIurs gss
fhdbt iperben fann. ungefGhr iiebaia
pro3ent bon bieIer Rapitalsdnlaat
iinb in gilenbahnen, bic nit Nus
nabn1e BON aipeien bon Mmerifanern
fontrollirt tusrben, ipenn bic Waioris
tut Der Mttien dls fontrplIireno Bee
tru9tet tperben fam. osSn Herabau
iinb ungefdbr $80,OOO,O0O unS in
Pflan5unsen $28.00o,OO0 in Mlerifo
anselest.
Das SelepbpnIpitem in BET 6aupt=
ftabt Merito, bic 7elegraptnlinie
bon Merito ndh 9era grua unb Die
Rabellinie BON Wera grn3 nod Sal.
beitpn, 9e1as, befinben iidb in anttri.
tanifhen 66nben.
eeym sSabre 1867 tontroIirten
sSrer,frtih unb Gnglanb bic ;finanaen
unieres Nahbaritaates. Der Miidaua
Der fransDiiIdkn 3ruppen nod sem
p'irgerfriege unb ber GrfoIa pon
Snare5 nta9ten es felt Der Set fiir
fnropdifdes Rapitol unmDalith, cine
bpnlintrenbe NolIe 5u fpielen.
Die Der. Staaten faufyn ohtaia
procent BON allen Grporten Waerifo'S
unb Dtrfuuftn n1tnnbfiinfaia prpasnt
bpn allen, mas Merifo imporfirt.
sStbes Sabr, 70 fuat Der @snepolrpn,
Jul, bringt engere Werbinbungen, for1s
1ner5iele, polittide unb Dtonomifde,
5ipildkn ben beiben QGnbern. Ous i}.
ME es ftin muB unb es ip1rt All mine
f4en. buB nit GAMBIA bdffslbe Ntrs
bdltniB beftGnbe. Wpr allen mare o6er
az fpiinf4en, baB Mtrifn, ipenn btr
tiid]figt pr6iibenf Did5, ttm olIssl
bas au Derbanfen lit, BE Q(uaen
lnlbehen follte, nds nod nsnddltder
Btrednlns niht mtbr alI3u Ianae
Duiiern lam, in Der perfon ieinss
Ndhfolgtrs sint tberfD tiihtiQe unb
betpdhrft 9ruft firben mDae, banlif|
nidt dlle WortbtiIe fiir bas 0unD ipj<s
PEI ptrloren gebtn. en-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22
5getesttrlas ginansen.

I'm 5pmpafbie fir iih gu setpinz
men, Pat prdiibent gaftro iiber bic
9artberaiseit ieiner @!dubiger se=
tfast, bic bon ibm 3abluns perlatsz
ten, Die gu leiften @eneausla gar ntdt
i'm @tanbe lei. Die Qonboner uSimes"
iiebt ii9 bebbalb peranlabt, bic Melt
iiber ben Stanb Der peneSplanif9en
Jinansen gu unterri9ten, unb fiibrt
benz Diftator por Musen, bab por einiz
ger 3eit Der rnolutiondre @sneral
gerreras in ipenigen 5agen burd9
3Dae am Srinpfo eine srObereSumme
aulammenbrahte, als aur 1edlng Der
erften oeutlhen 5orberuns nDtbig iein
apiirbe. 0eneauela 1T teinestpess 10
arm. spie gaitro bies glauben MAIDEN
m0dte. Mus Der 8enntnib bieier Gage
srfldrt ii6 aud bieJorberung DeutIh%
Lambs, baB Elm 5bil ieiner Mnipriine
sllerit in 8aar be5ablt lein folle. ebs
es ben Rsit f9iebsri1terli6er @nt<
i6eibuns anbeimitellt. Denesuela
fann allen -feinen 0srpflidtunsen
rpdhfommen. ipenn Gaftro unb kin
Mnbdng MIR tpolIen. 5elbit in einem
idle1ten Sabr, bas beiBt, tpenn Der
4anbel i4le9t unb eine Hebolution
i'm @anee 1T, baben fi9 bic Staats=
etnDabmen ME auf tpenieer als "a
Maionen 9olibares belallfen, mGbs
renb iie in rubisen 3eiten ettpa 40
Mtnionen betrasen. Die ausipGrtigen
5Aulben, einI9lieBlih Die ais @ntz
fhdbi9uns berlanetsn 6lmmen, iibers
iteigsn ni1t $50 Millionen Marf. Die
3oleinnabmen alIein Iollten 5ur WerS
3infurg biefer Gumn,e unb aur Be-
ifreituns Der Resierungsausgaben sez
nii9en. Sebt man feds MilIionen
Mart als ben @trag fir @erainiung
Der Staatsihulb bei Seite unb iieben
Milfionsn fiir bic Nertpaltunssfoitsn.
10 bleiben. i mad MoBgabe Der 3eis
hen nod biele MilIionen iibrig, aus
Mnen bic allmdlise Mbl6fung Der Ner@
binblidfeiten befritten tptrben tDnr,te.
Ser @runb. iparum WeneaueIa aie
@sIb bat, lisst borin, baB bic 3o1einz
nabmxn gum itbr eroben 9beil mid.
in bic Staatsfafe, Ionbern in bic Saz
f6en bon priputleliten flieben unb
baB bic Ntripaltung uniinnig perz
fdtpeRberiib lit.
Cine Mn3abl btr0ors6nger gditrp's
Enhpn {fff1 nm hpn E,fnn{asinf;itf ffpr
bereidkrt unb finb nit Der Btut in's
Musldnb gfloben. gaifrO fpirtbf9aftet
eben 10 Ieidtiinnie. ipeBbafb man ben
Wd9ten nint berb<nten fdnn, ba6 he
liebtr feisn @tgner, Mdfos, am RITZ
b<r fdbsn, Der iliht nur Elm fdbigtr
unb gebilbtter Mann fein lou, fon<
bern bon h<m man audi oeprbnete syi<
lsdn3baltung bes Qnnbts triDdrt<r
T;nnt<. Mldtos lit elm reih<r Mann
un6 sbut es niht mebr n0thiS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22

gur bic Qnfpriide finh Is, bic un<
aufrisbsn MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22

Stilnmuns, ipie bic Wtrbiinbttvn iie
gegsneiiaauber an ben 9us Iegsn. ein
Direttsr Meg sum Streitt lit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
HAVE REALIZED 100000.
what the 0'Meura.Lyneh Company Is
Doing with the Neyada.Alpine.

Thomas j. Lynch returned Sunday
from a several days visit to the AL
pine property at Lone Mountain. He
states that force Of is men is now at
work at the mine. the largest ever
employed, and that large amount OF
shipping ore Ia being extracted and reg
ularly forwarded to the smelters.
1t is just a few days over a year since
the Alpine property came into the
hands of the O'Meara.L Lynch company.
and In that time the net returns from
the shipment Of ore have amounted to
considerable over 100000 This added
to the cost Of extraction, transporta-
ton and reduction would bring the
total production well up towards the
100000 mark, making a most excellent
showing for property which a little
over year ago had shipped but little
ore and was practically unknown. II is,
however, but one Of a number of Lone
Mountain properties that will be doing
the same thing the coming year. The
Tonopah- Belcher Is already following
II as close second. -Tonopah Bonan-
IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
CONCENTRATES.

Tony Jacobson. manager Of the Co
lumbus Con-, Is in Alta today.
The two-cent assessment on Dexter
becomes delinquent tomorrow,
The Iigging plant at the May Day
mine vas started up again yesterday.
Joseph Oberndorfer and Matt Cullen
have gone 10 California on mining busl-
ness.
Captain Duncan McVichie is inspect
ing the Eagle & Blue Bell mine in Tin
tic today,
The Tetro has two cars Of ore in to-
days market one first and the other
second class.
William Pearson who is directing the
forces on the Wah Wah springs pipe
line in Beaver county, win leave for
the south tonight
Assistant Secretary Merrlman OF tho
Majestic Copper company went to MIL
ford last night to pay off the employees
Of that company.
The ore ana bullion settlements re.
ported late yesterday were az follows
Crude ores and concentrates. S5S. 200
base bullion, $4,000; gold bars, $4,000
Total, Sl351O0
William Meager Of Galena New. who
has been In the city for several days.
departed for home at noon today. lie
has been In Colorado on mining bust.
ness,
The assessments levied on the stock
OF the Ia Refine and Northern Light
companies becomes delinquent next
Monday the former ono cent and the
latter two cents a share.
The Tonopah shippers complain of n.
shortage OF cars on the Carson & Colo
RADIO railroad out OF Sodavile The roll
ing stock Of the line is limited and ey-
cry bit OF 1t Is In commission.
a letter from Seattle states that c.
II. Jacobs. formerly Of the Sunshine
mine, near Mercur has found a lin do.
post IN Alaska which Is said to be OF
considerable value
Paul Johnson, formerly connected
with the smelling Industry Of this state
| Is IN the city lie has inspected several
| of the modern plants erected during his
| absence with view Of getting ideas
! which may be Of benefit to him In the
| construction Of a large smelter for n
corporation operating In Alaska.
Manager Pollock, Of the Tetro mine.
| states that II win probably take a week
| or ten DAYS to make the repairs TO the
| compressor plant, which met with an
accident several days ago In the mean
| time the mine win not come forward
| with the usual shipments IL was
necessary TO wire TO New York for tho
| parts TO be used In making the i,apa irs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21

state Engineers Office, Salt Lake CITY.
ltah, Oct q, lyU3,--Notice is hereby given
that Theodore Mexican and Robert II
Bradford, each Of whose postoftce address
Is salt Lake city Utah have made APP
phcauun IN accordance with the require.
mcnts VI Chapter 10 of the Session Laws
or tah ls3, to appropriate no second
feet Of the water flowing in Jordan River,
m salt Lake County, Ltah. to be diverted
by means OF the dam now I'm said river
whore the river intersects Ninth North
street In Salt Lake City, and from there
10 be conducted through flume for a
distance of about forty OO) feet. where
the water will be used from January LIST
To December 3lst, inclusive, of each year
Tor the purpose of developing power To
propcl pumping and lighting machinery.
AFTER having been so diverted and used
the water VIII be returned TO the natural
channel OF Jordan River at point about
forty (l) feet below the said place of d.
version.
All protests against the granting Of said
Application, staung tho reasons therefor
must be made In writing and filed in
this office after ,hirty (3O) days and before
sixty (6V days from the date hereof.
a. +. DOREMuS,
State Engineer.
First publication, oct 2lst, last Nov.
2lst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
FINANCES Of THE
BUTLER-L-IbERAL..
Manager A. L. Jacobs Says Bing.
ham Company Has No Less Than
$1,000 in It's Treasury,
SEVERAL CARS OF HIGH GRADE
Loaded Yesterday - Production for
October Will Amount to 500 Tons
One Half First Class Ore

Manager A. l.. Jacobs, Of the Butler
Liberal mine of Bingham, spent yester-
day AT that property where he saw
several cars Of first c:ass ore started
OH towards the valley smelters.
Mr.. Jacobs said today that the pro-
duction for the month of October VIII
amount to at least 400 tons of first and
an equal amount OF second class ores.
and that the lot now en- route and at
the samplers viii bring into the treas
ury something like $4,000
The finances OF the Butler-L Liberal are
In excellent condition. the treasurer
having in his possession no less than
Sll 900 The operating expenses Of the
mine amount, Manager Jacobs states,
to about $4,000 per month, which In
cludos the cost Of the campaign OF de-
velopment az well as that Of the min
ing and extraction Of ores, Thus, II
will he seen, the mine is making money
and laying In a good surplus.
The second class ores are being
treated at the Dewey mill. but when
the latter passes into the possession OF
the owners OF the Columbia mine II
may be necessary 10 cease the market
ing Of the second class product; how
ever, Capt Tihbetts, the Columbia's
new manager, Is not inclined to close
the plant against the Butler Liberal un-
IN he gets his forces fully organized
nj the Columbia and preparations COM
pleted 10 market the second class ores
from there steadily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
CONDITIONS SATISFACTORY.
Blue Acre Stockholders Advised Of Pro.
gress Being Mude.

In the monthly bulletin issued by
Managing Director Henry NJ. Crowther,
Of the Blue Acre Copper company, con.
ditions at that Beaver county property
are found to be In quite satisfactory
shape The bulletin says:
we had intended to discontinue
sinking In our No. 1 incline shaft at
800 feet depth. but It was showing ex-
ira favorable ore at that depth and in
consequence we are still going down.
being now 3l2 feet deep. besides con-
tinuing the cross-cut tunnel at 300 foot
level which is nov In 20 feet, The
sinking Of No / was to be discontln-
ued only because Il would be well to
install power for further operation Mt
greatest economy, but as long as It inn
proves we feel 1t urgent TO continue for
the present our No. I shaft is now
down 1876 feet and shows better quail
ity Of concentrating ore and more wa
ter: I'm fact this shaft Is opening up n
very extensive mass Of low grade IRON
copper sulphdes, not unlike the inn
mense bodies Of Bingham camp ore"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
PRODUCE
CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct. 2l.-After opening shade
To ANlg cent higher, at S0N, December
wheat quickly sold up TO N cents. but
slumpci of again 20 S0ANs01.
December declined To So and closed M,
sos a loss for the day Of isGA.
Cash: Wheat-No, 2 red. So: No. 3 red
Na&, no, 2 hard winter. Sai. No 4
hard winter i6it1S; No. / northern spring
81 10 northern spring, 80, No. Q spring,
Corn-No 2. Hdir5; No. 2, isEaU
Qots-No 2. 3id3j; No g. 3la3la.
Close. Wheat-October Slis. December
Sis old S0il; May. 1875.
,CC.orn1o,ociober 1874; December, 49,,
oats-oetober 2j'. December 3jN. De-
cembcr 3iN May, 36i
,Pork.-October II 10: January, II. S2ib.
May ll.N
Lard-oelober G.i7'4 January 6.255:
Rlbs-october $50 January, s.ao May,
kye-December. 50.
hHN-Cash northwest 100
Timothy December 800
Clover 1915
Barley i2dS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
MAGNATEs En- ROUTE.
May order Enlargement of Copper
Smelter OF 4. $. a K, Co. AT Once.

4 party Of executive officials of the
American Smelling & Refining company
are expected TO arrive in the city in
few days. The gentlemen are maxi
ing tour Of the western plants Of the
biz corporation They VIII look over
conditions at the local plants and It is
probable that Manager Whitley will be
instructed TO proceed with the enlarge
mont OF the copper smelling facilities,
upon which II IL proposed 10 spend $780,
600 the directors. according to eastern
dispatches. having already authorized
the expenditure.
In the party win be simon and Dan
lei Guggenheim. II. Payne whitney Si-
las w Eccles and Ohm Hays Hammond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct Wheat Receipts
$3.50 bushels Market active and higher
strong Paris cables. December. s6S,lCa
" l5-iG OUT"
sugar-Raw steady, fair refining. %.
centrifugal % test. 37s: molasscs sugor
VA Refined is quiet crushed. 5.35. now.
dercd, ass graduated. rs.
Gonec-Firm. No. Rio. 3-i6
buitetn Receipts, 5oo Firm. Cream
cry, lGn2lls state dairy. i5a2.
Eggs Recents, G.l0O packages Finn
Western, l1q25. 81"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
THE DALY.JUDGE STRIKE.
FIND In Park City ponanzn Relieved IN
lie Of Immense importance.

me most important event OF the
week IN Park City was the strike madc
IN the western part of the DaIy-Judge
mime last Sunday night on tbe
sStIehsInl OF II the stock advanced to-
day The find was made ON Inc / too
level and the ore exposed is lorcoi,.
hlgh grade some OF II assaylng AS high
as 400 ounces silver ana 80 per cent
copper In addition to lead contents M
such ore as this has ever been found In
the Day-Judge mine before. conse.
guyhuy me officials Of the company
broken into after passing through
something Ike 200 feet OF fine milling
ore minus
The exact location is on the north
rim OF the bonanza Flat basin and
about LOO feet from the surface. in
srouN1 owned by the Daly-Judge COM
pany before It purchased Tho AncI,nr
mine. N'N"''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Carisa, 400 at 70.
Daly-Judge, 100 at $780, 100 at $50.
Shares sold 200.
Daly-West, 20 at IS 40.
naxter 1000 at l.
Star Con, 800 at 36h.
Tetro, 500 at 3l7s; 100 at 3iA; 1900 AT
3lla, 800 at 3la, b 80. 500 at SIS 20.
l,bOO at SlS 8 3O 800 at 3lH. 30,
Shares sold 500.
Yankee Con-, 10 Cat a.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Con. Mercur, 400 at l.Ol
Daly-West, 20 at 3S.4O.
May Day, 800 at liA.
REHABILITATION.
hegular call" =. 80. III 100 $500. s5
Open board. =. a.. ...... g25 90 ri
--s=-=--
Forenoon totalc.. D., 1855 s6.766 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
EVERY WIND
UPSETS STOCKS.

New York oct N..-Tho stock market
nouncement Of the suspension Of the
Federal National bank of Pittsburg.
Prices ran off in consequence under heavy
offerings IN some Of the prominent stocks
United States steel preferred showed the
creates; decllon Of IA on the sale Of 600
shares There was a subsequent rally Of
~ Blocks Of 1000 to 800 shares came
upon the market Of Pennsylvania, Balu-
more & Ohio, Union Pacific, Atchison and
United States Steel There were losses Of
point IN Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific
and Sugar Rallies on secondary quota
lions showed the effect Of supporting or.
ders. Some stocks advanced materially.
Southern Pacific was bought freely and
there was also large demand for United
States Steel preferred and Amalgamatcd
Copper Smelling rose 22s. The market
became animated In the second hour and
prices moved upwards pretty comprehcn-
sYely Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio.
New York Central 81, Paul, Kansas &
Texas preferred Delaware & Hudson ST.
Louls-Southwestcrn preferred, Chicago &
Great Western and Rock Island preferred
were prominent railroad stocks that rose
a point Among the speclalties North
American rose 3a, and Smelling preferred
8. The United states Steel stocks held
slightly above last nights level and Colo.
RADIO Fuel lost a point. The advance halt
ed and the market became dull,
Bonds were strong at noon. Tho Rock
Island ne wbonis were conspicuous.
A few of the inactive stocks made large
gains including Pullman. which figured
for AZ. Missouri Pacific crossed 81. In,
the other standard stocks were not essen
TALLY changed
The market drifted downwards on real
lzlng 10y traders who let 90 their stocks
when the buying movement showed signs
q exhaustion, Large fractions were
clipped on n the days rise ana the sell
ing was pretty general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
CENTENNIAL TO START.
Nd'iees from rintle Say Smoke Has Been
shut Out OF WORKINGS

AdvIces received from Tintic today
stated that the openings between tbe
centennial Eureka and EuraLo I'M
had been bulkheaded and thnf tbe
miners at the former would go on shin
again tonight; The smoke and eases
caused by the fire In neighboring
property having been e6ectually shut
Cltlzens of the camp are more en-
outraged now than at any time since
the hre started: Indications are mar
the worst Is over and that the fire has
practically buried itself out.