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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-09-11
No Mental Effort.

$50 you have taken up the study of
theosophy?"
"Yes."
isn't it hard to understand?"
THAT'S the beauty of 1t. You aren't
supposed to understand it. That's why
1t Is so restful. Washington Star.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-09-11
Possible Explanation.

Reelton-Juggins spent ten hours fish
Ing one day last week and never got a
bite. How do you account for that?"
Sinkers-Oh, suppose he balted his
breath instead OF his Chicago
Daily News.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-09-11
Medical.

"Give her this" said the doctor.
The man took the prescription and
went away. But he came back the next
day.
What! Does she still imagine she's
sick?" exclaimed the doctor.
mo, she knows it now" said the man.
Puck.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-09-11
Dukes ana Dukea.

Ralph--They are both duchesses?
Marie-Yes; but Mabel's duke cost her
$lO,OOO,OeO, while Bessie's cost only ST.
100000.
Ralph-Poor ssie!-Puck.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-09-11
ny Our Daily DeedH.

All through life we write our own cpl.
tRphs.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
Sales Of Week Reached the Sum
Of Sl94,755,25,
STOCKS GENERALLY UP.
Improvement shown, Particularly In
Those Of the Investment Class-To-
days Quotsu lions and sale.

During the present week 292,53l shares
OF stocks were transferred for the sum
OF p4,T5525. Today's trading was
heavy. amounting to 43AS5 shares Of the
value Of s27,s52.S1.
This has certainly been a good week
for stocks and the market has been
active. The very satisfactory condition
OF the metals has had a decidedly good
Influence and general improvement Is
noted IN prices. Daly-West has enjoyed
this benefit and one day came near
selling for $40 per share and probably
would have done so the following day
had the white metal advanced, instead
OF registering a decline. But the stock
began the week in fine condition, clos
ing on Monday forenoon with Nl'4O
bid Today It sold up 10 $685., but
weakened again 10 A7SO. Lower Mam7
moth has also been a fayorite and II
ends the week fully ten cents higher,
Daly Judge remained unchanged While
DAILY registered u slight decline Con.
Mercur pulled through practically un-
changed. May Day has nuctuated con-
siderably, but quits slightly improved
California ran up close to 20 cents per
share, but as the week drew TO y close
Il exhibited weakness which ended
on The toboggan, During the past few
dyye- Nav York has been an active
/, trader In the pit Heavy transfers were
made today and large portion OF the
, stock Is said 10 have come out Of the
! treasury. II Is claimed that the object
OF the management In cNaring up the
treasury of the remaining stock Is for
the purpose OF shaping things for an
assessment in the near future, The
. major portions Of the transfers made
this week we're confined TO the invest
, ment stocks, however some Of the spec
, ulative kind were In favor at times
The quotations and sales OF today
, were as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
MARKET REMAINS
QUITE LlSTLESS.
Some Stocks Gave Evidence Of
Renewed Strength
GENERAL LEVEL LOWER.
Prices weakened on Large Loan Ez-
Pausion- Closina Was Liieiess Vet
Rather steady,

New York, May 2--Local stocks
showed some renewal Of yesterdays
strength, Metropolitan Street railway
and Third Avenue rose ~ and Metro
politan Secureties ~ The high priced
coalers moved widely, Delaware q
Hudson rising ~ and Lackawanna
~. New Jersey Central was bid up
2 points without sale. Smelling
preferred advanced a point. An adj
vance Of rs in National Railroad of
Mexico was based on the renewed
strength Of the silver market. Profit
taking affected the market before the
appearance Of the bank statement and
prices weakened on the large loan eN-
panslon shown. Delaware q Hudson
lost It's gain and Metropolitan Street
railway reacted point. The general
level was carried below last night The
clOae was steady but lfeess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
IN THE OIL FIELDS.
Examination In which Prof Kings
bury Was Interested.

Manager ]. A. Beverly and Prof.
Kingsberry have just completed an ex-
animation Of the Ulntah OIL c0mpany's
locations on Willow Creek. They were
there three days this week. Mr. Bover-
ly says II am acquainted with the
cretaciOus formation through Wyoming
and Colorado. and | consider this pros
pect the best J have ever seen We
found great beds Of shale, limestone and
even sandstone highly fossilized /
shall be disappointed II the company
does not realize is anticlpatlons Oper-
atoms win begin May 18th. and the oil
ought TO be found al a depth OF 1900
feet AS 10 whether Il win be a pump
ing or flowing well depends on whether
gas is found In conjunction with the oil,
There is one car now az Cotton with
1920 pounds Of machinery, and a Sec
ond car viii be received shortly with
l1GOO pounds Of additional machinery,
an Of which must be hauled II miles.
The oil Is OF a paraflin base. ~ Price
Advocate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
MINERAL SURVEYS.
orders Issued Tor Several by the
SURVEYOR General.

The following applications for miner
al surveys have been nled ia the Office Of
the surveyor general:
Survey No. 502G Tor the Mabel Glare
No !, Alice s.. Permella. Nellie b., and
Nellie b No, | lodes, located In the
Beaver Lake mining district Beaver
county Application made by the Key
10 Success Mining and Smelling Co.
Date Of application April 90
Survey No 5027 for the Morning Star.
Dom Paul and FraBction mining claim
lodes. located IN the Blue Ledge mining
district Wasatch county. Application
made by John kearns et al Date Of
application April e.
Survey No 502S for the Homestake
No, 3 lode mining claim. located in the
Blue Ledge mining district, Wasatch
county Application made by the
HomesiaRe Mining company of Utah.
Date OF application May l.
Survey No. 5000 for the Constellation
and Mars lode mining claims, located In
the Snake Creek mining district, Wa
saich county Application made by
Henry aud Elisha Tattersall. Date Of
application May ].
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
speclal Correspon

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city, Mo- Monday. April 27.-
Cattle receipts az Kansas CITY last week
amounted TO 260s9 head, as against 22Si0
head the corresponding week last year.
The run was s,OW less than previous week.
and the decrease was mostly TAT steers
Consequently fed steers sold strong and
higher every day and gained q cents dur
Ing the week. Cows sold quietly all week.
and closed shade higher Bulls sold well
and maintained gain Of previous week.
StOckers and feeders made am average
loss OF % cents for the week, although
choice kinds were no lower. and sold al
most as high as fat steers. as best stock
ors brought $50. while top beef was az
$3.50 Western fat steers sold up TO N.95,
on Thursday. with numerous sales above
si6O. Western heifers brought from 1885
to Af5 Veal calves lost 20 cents last
week, and bring around $3.50 for best
The run today Is 1000 head Of cattle, a
gain OF 1900 over a week ago Eastern
prices, The first sales today were on q
steady basis. but later bids were from
weak 10 lQc lower A liberal supply Of
beef steers Is on the market. Stockers
and feeders are selling steady with last
weeks close The supply Of cows is
moderate, and the good kinds are steady,
others closing weak Indications favor
liberal supply Of cattle Tor current week.
Sheep receipts at Kansas City last week
were 22Si2 head as compared with l5llG
head corresponding week last year West
etn lambs were scarce and opened tho
week Is cents higher Bulk of run last
week were southern grass muttOns, con-
tanning no lambs, and Colorado and vest
Crn shippers had no southern competition
In lambs. The result was that sheep sold
lower every day. and lambs gained
ground The run today Is fair at 5000
head. ana lambs are steady Mr.. Forder,
Of La Junta. sold two double decks Of
lambs today. II. at B.65. Muttons. on the
other hand. are slow sale, and are prob
ably p to ~ cents under a week ago.
Wooled wethers are worth up TO $50,
ewes 500 Texans and Arizonas sell from
N.g TO sass, Nine loads from Mesa, Ariz.,
brought N75 and AZ last week, weigh
ing 70 pounds. Clipped Texans sold
Thursday al s4.55. Packers claim demon
allied mutton markets In east are re-
sponsible for their present attitude To-
ward uraEq sheen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02

IN THE Dtorprcr cot-pr mn
Ma i,i,.tsion ~
To,,rty s, ,atn' y pnnu l2r salt lI ..s
of tho csin 'r ~ AM, WAN +, N lnS n0l3s IVY
ceased. Notice TThe peiltion Of kiex n.
hhnirrnh 'si'" w razor matpr on me estate OF
frmeflon ~ ~, aiei ,..,E SeYeNsfu d9I V1n'
srtihed na,son ,J s ~, oi uRe lVlioWlhb ue'
one so onS NJ MY W."lC ,,,,,h
stool ono ooei pod p nr s.Nvei on Se I hlfn
robes ,one sIde bay sn SsG saooa' ~ ,alu
run about. ono ion pbneson |s ana V set 1 dou.
,ac,,.S W., We wy stuse ana barrel at
one e1snidore m de s~v si ne' anu ooat fachs,
"b ' asi ptV'u Wy IN heaVy robes, one suiry
prnNu' sea'' one open runabout, one
ofilce chair t,vn c,', y, uuupir harness, one
one cI RIv,a "ash1t one nigh desk (old),
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
MINING coNcENrRArEs.

The Columbia mine Of Bingham is IN
today's market with two cars OF con-
Centratcs.
Ed Waterman expects 10 take his de-
parture for Sioux city, Iowa, in a few
days whore he VIII make his future
home,
Manager q. II. Robinson Of the Tlntlc
Mining and Development Co, has gone
TO Butte,
The arrival of six cars Of ore were re-
ported from the Taylor and Brunton
sampler today; two came from Tintlc
and four from Nevada
Silver Is stronger again today
II is understood the Highland Boy
win this month Increase It's shipments
to Coo tons daily, Bingham Bulletin.
Eat Gordella resumed sldIcing on the
ArgCnaut placer a couple Of weeks ago
the only placer work being done this
season In the district Bingham Bulle-
tin
Having passed the 1850 foot station
the big st. Joe tunnel Is now In softer
ground and making good progress TIL
enterprise through good and bad repute
Las steadily forged ahead until now Il
Il fully recognized among Binghams
great mining movements President r.
A. Hasbr0uck, who with his family has
been spending month at Ravenna
Chic, with the old folks az home VIII
be on duty at the companys Salt Lake
headquarters in a day or two.--Blng-
ham Bulletin.
Manager p w. Madsen has received
another gold brick from the Century
mine Of Park Valley II il valued at
$500, A car load of concentrates will
arrive in the city in few days.
Ed. r Prudential. manager OF the
Manhattan mines near Phoebe has ar.
rived In the city.
The big compressor plant at the Hon
orine tunnel near Stockton. has been
started up and found to work perfectly,
Manager II. G. Wilson returned from
the New York at Park city last night
bringing the information that The ledge
struck while sinking the shaft on
Thursday does NOT carry the values
first indicated Mr. Wilson, however.
has never thought the find was any
thing to get excited over.
The shaft at the Creole mine. Park
city, has reached the depth o. 4l7 feet
a pump has been installed at the Gre
ole mine, Park city TO take care Of the
seepage water which has been some
what troublesome lately,
The California delinquent stock sale
takes place at O'Clock this afternoon.
President Lewis and Manager FarIih
Of the Majestic Copper Co., win leave
for Denver tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
For Blood
And Nerves
GREATEST OF ALL SPRING REMEDIES,
Paines' CeIeryCompound
GREATEST OF ALL SPRING REMEDIES,

Today your friends and neghbors are
using womans friend, Paine's Celery
Compound, and are getting rid Of their
burdens and troubles II you are OBJ
servant You viii note that your woman
friends are putting on flesh they are
blessed with renewed yigor, elastic step,
bright eyes, and clear complexion, all
OF which are true indications OF new
and better health Why suffer when
you can secure the same blessings?
Why deny yourself the happiness Of
true womanly life when Palne's Celery
Compound is able TO make you as
healthy and attractive as other women
are? Mrs. Gladys Riblett. Peoria, III
says
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02

The copper bullion shipments from
the independent shelters were about
az usual this week. The United
states plant turned out four ear loads,
24S,O9 pounds. the Highland hoy, four
car loads, $500 pounds The figures
OF the Bingham Consolidated had not
been received at press time, but the
shipments made from there were pro-
badly no less than the usual amount,
hlch would bring the total output OF
the Independents" at approximately
soO.00e pounds, all Of which has gone
u the retlnerles 0f the east.
The metal market IL IN a most gratl-
fying condition. Silver has been on
The alert this week. beginning on Mon
day with o quotation of 1915 cents per
ounce; Tuesday II raised TO 5i% cents;
Wednesday II Increased 10 5Slh cents;
Thursday II dropped to 52Is cents; Fri
Cay II was higher e.ain. at b3A cents
and today Il reached the high point
and Is quoted at 547S cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

apiece. They are still busily engaged
IN taking out a good quality Of ship
ping ore, and viii commence work on a
lease which they have obtained on the
900 level. Other persons working leases
In the Bullion.Beck are doing we'll The
Farnsworth Brothers. have disclosed an
s-foot breast Of ore OF a good grade
Claude Billings and Ollie Baker work
ing In one OF the Slopes last week. tolk
our a car load Of good ore. on the
1000 foot level Walter Bray Joe Larsen
and ID. d. Hanks are working and get
ting satisfactory results
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
New Company Formed,


ogden, May 1.-The Juanita Mining
and Milling company has filed It's ar
ticles of incorporation with the county
clerk.
The claims are called: Juanlta. Re-
sort. Hard Cash, Fleetwood. and are
situated in Port Neuf canyon, between
Pocatello and McCammon. The capital
stock OF the company Is $4,000 divided
into 100000 shares OF the par value OF
SO cents each The officers and direc-
tors are A. Patterson. president; G. c.
Belhlcr. vice president. /, Perkins. sec.
reatry James Kinney treasurer; r W.
Mozenett John Coye Albert Hodgins,
The above together with o. o. Johns
are the incorporators. The principal
place Of business Is ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CRY TAX.


To Whom II May Concern: Notice IL
hereby given that special tax for the
purpose OF constructing q sidewalk on the
north side OF North Temple street. be-
tween East Temple ana West Temple
streets, In sidewalk district No. ~, has
been levied ana confirmed by ordinances
of the city council, approved December
2ith 1902 and January 2lst 1903
SAID tax Is levied upon the following de-
scrihod real estate IN Salt Lake city to-
vital u lots J. 2 g. T. block %. plat
"a Salt Lake CITY survey to a depth
Of twenty-five feet back from saii street
and Is payable In three equal miscellaneous
and viii become delinquent as follows.
Said first inslallment on the 2lst day Of
May, 1893, said second instalment on the
2lst day Of November, 1908, and the said
third installment on the 2lst day Of May
1904 Each of said instalments, except
the first, draws interest at the rate OF
seven per cent per annum from the date
Of levy, May 2lst 1903. II any VI said
installments shall remain unpaid after
the date Of delinquency interest thereon
thereafter Will he at the rate OF ten per
cent per annum from the date OF deln-
quency until paid
All special taxes are payable at my Of
nce room l02 City Hail Salt Lake city.
II. y. NORRIS.
city Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
Salt Lake city May LIST 1903.
Sidewalk Extension No, y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02

For more than twelve years have
been most miserable pfferer from fe-
male weaknesses and our family ply
stefan seemed 20 do me no good. d had
great trouble with my lungs and last
year was advised 70 seek a charge OF
climate or else prepare for death. as |
was rapidly contracting consumption.
weighed bat 50 pouDra when six months
ago J began the use Of Painc's Celery
Compound. Now | can sew all day. do
n hard washing and all my homework,
sleep as sweetly as babe, and rise In
the morning rested and refreshed Six
bottles Of Paines Celery Compound
was all needed 70 completely cure me,
and instead OF dying, as predicted !
now weigh li5 pounds, my lungs are all
right, and feel assured Of my health
and comfort In the future"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY TAX.

To Whom It May Concern; Notice Is
hereby given that a special tax for the
purpose Of constructing a sewer on First
street between State and "a" streets.
IN Sewer District No I, has been levied
and confirmed by ordinances Of The city
council, approved February 18th and
March 18th. 1903
Said special tax is levied upon the fol.
lowing described real property In Salt
Lake City. iO-wit--All Of lot 2 block
49, and all Of lots ], 2, and {. block ia.
plat "a" Salt Lake City survey for a
depth Of twenty-five feet back from First
street. and IS due and payable now and
VIII become delinquent on the 18th day Of
May. 1898
All special taxes are payable at my
Office room 1922 City Hall. Salt Lake City.
r. p. NORRIS,
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
Salt Lake CITY MAY lsl 1903
Nowor Extension 40 ii-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
TINrIc SHIPMENTS.



Eureka. May LA Total Of 1877 car
loads OF ore were dispatched from the
Tintic district this week the heaviest
shippers being the Centennial- Eureka
Grand Central, Dragon Iron and Gem
mi mines. The United sunbeam was
added 10 the llsi this week The ship
ments were divided among the proper
ties as follows
Ajax. 2: Bullion Beck. Z. Centennial
Eureka. AZ. Canaa, s. Dragon Iron
mine. IL; Grand Central "a Geminl, II;
Little chief, 1. Lower Mammoth, a.
Mammoth g.. star Consolidated, 2;
United Sunbeam, 2 Uncle Sam Con-
solidated, z; Victor s. Yankee Consol-
dated, total 81
The corrected list shows that 6iS cars
were shipped out Of camp duting April
The shipment Of Il 3S-ton lot OF ore
by the Little Chief contained 10 per
cent lead SO ounces silver and 50 In
gold. showing that the ground IS grow
ing richer every day.
John T. Hayes who Is leasing IN the
Old Betsy stope In the Mammoth mine.
has opened up a fine body Of gold bear
Ing ore below the tunnel level and has
large quantity Of the metal In sight
Leasers will now have an opportun-
ity to make some good money In the
shafts OF the Carisa and Spy, The
management has decided to have all the
work in these properties done by leas-
ers
The shaft on the Daymar- Northwest
property Is to be sunk to the 500 level
and two shifts win be put to work to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
TWELVE FEET OF ORE.
That Is the width Of Vein In Col.
umbus Con.

supt Al JACOBSON. OF the Columbus
Consolidated property Of Alta, is down
from camp again. He says conditions
Ftill continue TO improve there, and
that the ore body encountered by the
main tunnel some time ago has Wild
ened out tc II feet. "A considerable por-
ton Of which Is high grade ore.
Mr.. Jacobson win remain IN the city
over Sunday and win visit property
al Santaquin, In which he Is interested
before returning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
UNCLE SAM MILL.
e OF 90 Tons Capacity 20 he
Erected at Tmtic Mine.

The Uncle Sam Con mine IN Tintlc
is to be equipped with a 5O-ton concen-
trating plant At least President Dern
and Manager Chapman favor such a
move and In all probability the remain
ing members OF the board Of directors
win concur. Definite action In the mat
ter VIII be taken sometime next week.
II Is proposed to locate the mill az
the mine. This property. Ike many
other Tlntlo propositions contains a
large amount OF low grade ores, which
are difficult to market TO a profit In the
crude
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
SUMMONS.

IN TIE CITY COURT IN AND FOR
Salt Lake city Sal, Lake County. state
Of Utah. Mathon,hah Thomas and Philip
$ Maycock, doing business as Thomas q
Maycock Plaintiffs, vs, w. j. Jones De-
PENDANT
The State Of Utah. TO the said Defcn-
dant; You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within six days after the service VI
this summons upon you, II served within
the county in which this action Is
brought, otherwise, within ter days after
service and defend the above entitled nc
ton; and in case Of your failure 50 to do.
judgment win be rendered against you ac.
cOrllng TO the demand OF the complaint,
Of which q copy is herewith served upon
you,
THOMAS & MAYCOCK.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
THOMAS q MAYCOCk
Plaintiffs
p O. Address 2Ol-s,5 Deseret News
Building, city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
LOWER MAMMOTH ORE.
Disclosed by Cave On the ii0O-
Foot Level.

A cave was encountered on the 100.
foot level Of the Lower Mammoth sun
day, In the east assure, says the Tinuc
Miner Manager Chapman and John
Dern were cut yesterday to inspect 1t,
supt Ball was rather inclined TO eyade
any questions concerning IL. but the
Miner learns from a perfectly reliable
source that on the wall which was brok-
en- through there is four feet Of very
rich silver ore, assays running up TO
1900 ounces. According to another in
formant the entrance has been bulk
headed and the miners adjured 10 ST.
lence concerning IT, In the meantime.
sinking VIII be hurried in the main
shaft, that connections may be made 100
feet deeper. The 600 level holds out
well, and from IL the management is
marketing good class OF silyer-lead
ores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
IN BEAVER COUNTY,
Good Grade Of Ore In Key 10 Sue
cess Mine Shaft.

Some Of the eastern stockholders In
The Key to Success Mining company
operating in Beaver county, have con-
Guided an investigation Of that pro-
pcrty and have returned home after
ordering the commencement Of yigoi-
Gus campaign Of development The
property lies to the west Of the property
Of the Copper Mountain and covers an
extension OF the veins penetrating the
latter.
Mr.. J. c, McGillivary, who Is extern
sively interested in the enterprise, said
today that good progress Is being made
in sinking the shaft, aud that good
grade of ore has already been encoun-
tered.
The property was formerly In pos
session OF the late Col. Carver who
shipped quite a lot Of high grade prod
uCt from IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
TRADE DOLLAR Ex.
Idaho Mine Said 20 be Turning Out
Fine.

w. II, Clark was In receipt Of a let
ter this morning from his brother F. II
Clark, who Is experimenting operations
at the Trade Dollar Extension mine al
Silver City, Idaho. The letter states
that the property Is opening up fine
and that SO far il has considerably
more than met HIS expectations.
The local shareholders In the mine
ere consequently much elated over the
outlook for the property turning into a
hig bonanza