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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
MINING CONCENTRATES.

Manager A. II. Snow Of the May Day
mine win depart for that Tinuc pro.
rcrty this evening
NJ. J. OMeara and r. j. Lynch, the
Tonopah mining magnates. will arrive
from the west tomorrow.
Drifting is in progress at the sky
lark copper mine I'm Beaver county. The
drift will tap the lower end OF the
main shaft and Manager McMilen says
Will encounter an ore body.
President Brandeis OF the Four Met
ais mine In the Dugway district Is
scheduled to arrive from Omaha next
Monday.
Col. Henry Altman has arrived from
an extended trip east.
II is reported that showing OF ore
has been come into the Dalton 4 Lark
tunnel at Bingham indicating that the
Brooklyn ledge is about to be penetrat-
ed.
Judge Hall OF the district court Il Wis
lting the Argentine mine IN Big Cotton
wood canyon. The first carlond ~ tuun-
Der for the Keith Kearns mill at Park
city has arrived on the ground.
Turf Brothers have hauled nearly all
OF the lumber needed up the noun
tain for The new mill on the SEWER
property. None OF the machinery has
been taken w yet Work on the m.il
Ia being pushed rapidly and II is ex-
pected to have It IN readiness by the
time the machinery Il landed Rich
field Reaper
Hans Tuft & Sons have put on q
team 10 haul ore from the Blue Bird
dump to a chute In No. tunnel in the
Annie Laurie mine. They are haul
ing 81 tons per day. The ore Is being
handled OF the Annie Laurie mill
Richheld Reaper.
l.. H. Outzen went to Salt Lake sun
day to take another trip to the copper
property In Southern Nevada winch
he and others are investigating with a
view OF taking hold of.-Richheld
Reaper.
Henry Bradburn Of the Bradburn
Mining company OF Kimberly, Is in
Denver.
Lorenzo Nelson OF Richfied has been
awarded a contract to run a l00-foot
tunnel at the Snowbird mine at Kim
berly.
Work has been resumed AT the Trap
pers Pride mine In the Gold Mount
tain district. under the direction OF A.
ID. McLaln. Retlmbering come ~ the
old workings Is the order Of the day.
Junsuke Jlgima OF Toxic, Japan, a
student of the Royal academy, has ar
rived In the city for the purpose OF
looking over the. valley smelters and
thereby gaining a knowledge OF how
Americans extract the metals from the
ores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
TRADING LIGHT,
CHANGES SLIGHT
Pennsylvania Opened Higher, Then
Reacted.
GAINS SHOWN ELSEWHERE.
Bank Statement Caused Prices TO
Harden, but There Was Not
Much OF a Rally.

New York, June 25.-Pennsylyana
opened u higher than last night and
then reacted IS. Baltimore a. Ohio and
Missouri Pacific rose y. Small frac-
tivnal gains were shown elsewhere,
Bit few stocks were traded in at all
ana those only IN small blocks. st,
Paul, Erie second preferred and Anal
g:,mted Copper rose to IA and other
leaders were fractionally above the OPP
ening prices, A few losses were scored,
including 3 points In Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western; ~ in Ice preferred
and | in Metropolitan Street railway
and Toledo, 81. Louis 4 Western. There
were fractional reactions throughout
before II O'Clock The Increased sur
plus disclosed by the bank statement
caused prices TO harden. The movement
from the rally was unimportant. Penn
sylysnia rose to l24ls. Hooking Valley
rose IA ana reacted point and the
preferred rose rs Wheeling & lake
Erie and Railway Steel Spring pre-
ferred gained l and Iowa Central pre-
ferred and Denver 4 Rio Grande pre-
ferrcd Eek, diy.) lost !. The clos, was
dull and steady.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 5Q5h
per cent
Sterling exchange easy at ls7h@4. S7ia
fer demand and AZ isi7s04S5A for 60
days posted rates, Ls5ia@4s6 and
4eShi commercial bills, 4s4@4sils.
Der silyer-52A.
Mexican dollars--4l.
Bonds-Governments steady rail-
reads Irregular.
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Senator Kearns Said to be interest
ed in Them.
PROVO MEN RETURN HOME
From a Prospecting Trip 2 Many
claims Were staked OF Last Fall
s-Good Mineral Region.
specInl corresnondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. June 21-C. O. Newell and J..
j, knight have returned from a pros
pecting tour to the uintah reservation
and report finding some very ine min
eral country on the reservation and be-
tween Kamas and the reservation.
Messrs Newell and knight found
that number Of mineral locations had
been made on the reservation last fan
Us Park city and Kamas men, who are
said 10 represent Senator Kearns, al
though bis name does not appear on
the location notices. Some OF these
same parties we're met going towards
the reservation at this Jiiae " o.. I 80.
Newell and Knight, while the after
were returning home, presumably TO
make other locations or to work on
those already made.
A warranty deed from Roland w.
Brown and Lucy Brown, his wife. Of
Alta. Uinia county, Wyo.. to George
Tying OF New York city, conveying an
undivided two twenty-seventh inter-
est in the Kalamazoo mine IN American
Fork, has bene filed with the county re-
corder The consideration Is sac. 30,
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Southern County viii be RaIlyIrg
Ground for Them.
NEWHOUSE-M AJESTlC-ROYAL
The Z Havyweigbr Behind These
Three Enterprises Wiil be There
The Arrivals Last Evening.

Beaver county will be a center OF at
traction next week, for there viii be
scattered about the various districts a
formidable array OF mining mognates
and Eastern investors. Ii IS a notable
concident that gathered here simultan-
eously are the heads Of the Newhouse
Mines and Shelters Co.. the Majestic
Copper Mining and Smelling company
and the Royal Gold and Copper Mining
company, all Of which are doing great
things in rtah's southern copper belt
and doing much to spread the fame Of
the states mining camps abroad.
Among the latest arrivals is Mr.. IL. NJ.
Holbrook Of Boston. who Is Interested
In the promotion OF the Royal enterprise
with Senator A. b. Lewis. Mr.. G.. j.
Hodge, az the head OF the Hodge Iron
works, Of Houghton, Michigan, Is an
other OF the dlgnltaries ON hand 10
make an inspection OF the Royal COM
pany's vast domains. Mr.. Hodge is al
ready interested In Utah, being a heavy
shareholder In the Last Chance mine at
bingham. also In the Majestic, which
proposition he viii also look over care
fully white In Beaver o0unty BY way
Of Introduction II might be well to add
that Mr.. Hodge Is the inventor ana
manufacturer OF the famous Hodge jig,
used extensively throughout the vari-
Gus mining camps Of the country.
In the Majestic party, which arrived
at the Knutsford last night, were w. ID.
Mucklow president. Of Hartford. Conn,
g. H. ltisley OF New York, II. A. Hunt
lngton of Hartford, Conn. II. c. Brad
ley OF Chicago, and j. W. Alexander OF
Yonkers, New York In few days
Manager w. II, Alexander OF Chicago
and Asst. Secy w. II. Merriam will ar
rive TO locate here permanently.
With the greater portion OF the bond
Is Iue OF SS5O,O00 subscribed, the Majes-
ties management Is In shape to wind up
It's unfinished business and hurry along
the development at the mines and
shape them for production.
That there Is much yet to be done
there is no doubt, but with this enor-
nous fund on hand. the completion of
the smelter. equipment of the O. X.
mine with a concentration and providing
economical methods OF transporting the
ores from the mines, the work ought TO
be completed before many months ex-
pire.
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treat STRIKE IN
ST. JOE TUNNEL
company Has Kept the Find a
Secret Until Now
'ENETRATED VEIN 70 FEET
With Hanging wall Yet 10 be Reach.
ed--Anoiher Decidedly Important
Disclosure for Bingham

EARLY this month in the st. Joe long
bnnel---whlch had then been driven
300 feet--a strike was made that is
oving to be one Of the most import
ht In the history Of Bingham, says the
Bingham Bulletin The facts have been
bit quiet until this time for reasons
est known to the company
The contact vein between lime and
partzjte which the tunnel was known
be approaching was cut about June
aud to say the least II is proving
be a monster. Encounterlng II at
bout right angles, the tunnel several
lys ago had penetrated 1t 20 feet with
Gt reaching the hanging wall.
xContaining copper, lead and iron,
%ith moderate gold and silver values,
be filling appears to be fine a mill
% proposition as was ever found In
BE district.
las the tunnel has go feet vertical
fpth al footwsll, that II Is under an
immense ore body is at once suggested.
Die ST. Joe company is thus abruptly
Fought face TO face with the conclu-
.0n that the time IL ripe for installing
Be concentration IL has long had under
pntemplation for the treatment OF
tW grade ores OF other veins In the 81.
pc group. II has splendid millsite,
3 abundance of water for a plant Of
&rge capacity and now apparently In
khaustibIe ore resources; and IL may
y anticipated that steps viii be taken
5ithout delay for the construction Of a
LIZ mill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
MINERAL SURVEYS ORDERED
A Busy Meet 49, -" deputies in
The Field.

Applications for mineral surveys were
MEG IN the 0Nice OF the surveyor gen
eral this week. as follows.
survey No lQ6l fOf the Neyersweat
lode mining claim situated In the West
Mountain mining district SAT- Lake
county Application made by w. W..
Chifhom Date June %. Harry
Flizhugh' deputy mineral surveyor.
Survey No 1862 for the Watershed
lode mining claim, situated In the silver
Lake Mining district Utah county Ap-
lieation made by James Cleghorn. Date
June 20 Samuel j. Paul deputy min
eral surveyor
Surveys Nos 1868 and 50sl for the
Anemone End Francis lode mining
claimsf s'tmted IN NE Ophir mining
district To0ele county Application
made by Moylan e. Fox rate June
~ Guy Sterling, deputy mineral sur.
yeyor
Survey Nos 500 and 50s5 for the II
7. stone and w X Stone lode mIAlne
claims tituated IN the Oph.r mining
district Tooe q county Application
made by Eureka-Ophr Consolidated
Mining Co Date June o. Guy ster.
ling deputy mineral surveyor
Survey No 1861 FOR the Park City and
Tug OF War lode mining claims. stu.
aled IN the j'ln'ah mining district. sum.
mil county Application made hy Mat.
thias Connolly ct al Date June "a.
c. T. Brooks deputy mineral surveyor
Survey No. 50tN Cor The Toronto lode
mining claim, situated IN the Rlue
Ledge mining district Wasatch county
Application made By William Dunbar
ct al Robert Gorlinski. deputy min.
eral surveyor.
Survey No. 1869 for the ia Plata
mining claim lode, situated in me Para.
disc mining district Cache county Al.
plicatlon made by the sun Down a la
Plata Mlnlns company Date June g
n. j. Young. denuiv mineral surveyor
Survey No J0iO Tor the Horn Silver
mining claims Nos ] and Lost Bold.
or No. 3. Lost Bolder Nos / and Q lode
mining claims, situated IN the Blue
Ledge mining district Wasltch coun.
~ Date June 20. w. H. Blackburn,
deputy mineral surveyor
Survey No. 50Ti for the Nee Full
Merle v mining claim, Merry Jane min.
ing claim. Monroe mining claim. T.. NJ.
c. mining claim iodcs. situated in the
Snake Creek mining district. Wasatch
county Application made by A. &.
Hatch et a. Date June Is j. c.
Dick, deputy mineral surveyor
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THAT JOINT SURVEY.


The joint survey made by the Lower
Mammoth and Black Jack Mining COM
panies Of Tintic has disclosed the fact
that the former has been extracting ore
from the territory Of the latter. ON the
l,iOO-ioot level Il was found that the
dsift had been run ONpr the line for
distance Of 100 feet and Il was from this
point came some Of the richest ore sent
20 market by the Lower Mammoth
company during the past few months.
When the dispute came up a few weeks
ago Manager James Chapman withdrew
his men from that portion Of the mine.
Manager David Evans OF the Black
Jack saws that The face OF the drift Is
almost directly under the shaft belong.
Ing to his company. lie announces that
this shaft win be continued to the
drlft 10 form connection below.
Just what form Of settlement will be
made between the two companies has
not been decided Il may be necessary
10 resort to the courts to determine the
amount OF damages done.
Mr. Evans addressed a letter 10 the
Lower Mammoth company today, ask
Ing for an accounting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
TROUBLE is THREATENED.
smeltermen at Anaconda May De.
mand More Wages.

There are strong indications OF labor
difficulties breaking out az Anaconda.
Mont The ameltermen al that point
have been granted permission from the
Western Federation Of Labor 10 de-
mand an increase IN wages from $3.50
TO SO per day.
An Anaconda citizen who was In Salt
Lake a few days ago, expressed the
opinion that n trouble came. II would
mean the shutting down OF all the
Amagamated mines and smeliers FOR
an Indefinite period lie stated that the
company ls preparing TO meet any dr.
hcully Of this Kind and ihat " the out
orfek comes the probabilities are the
result viii be- a lower scale OF wages
man Is now In force. whenever the
plants resume after series OF idleness.
Observation-Disclosures b b m m m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
ORE FOR rhE CACTUS.
samnel Newhouse VIII Depart for
Beaver Mine Tonight.

Preparatory TO breaking ground for
the gigantic concentration and smeter at
the Cactus mine In Copper Guloh, Bea-
yer county Samuel Newhouse. accom-
panied by his local managers. NJ NJ.
johnson and A j BEETLES, will depart
for camp tonight II is expected that
upon their return from the inspection
bids VIII be called for for the FIRST work
TO be done.
The laying of water pipe line, from
Wah Wah Springs to the smelter site,
Will be among the first pieces Of work
undertaken,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
BOSTOA'S DlR3EU REGULATIONS.
Hoard % Health orders Sterilization OF
All that BARRIERS Use on Customers

A special dispatch from Boston. May
5, 1900, to the ~ Y. sun, gives as new
regulations OF the Boston Board OF
Health as 90 barber shops: Mugs.
shaving brushes and razors shall be
sterilized after each separate use there.
OF. a separate, clean towel shall be
used for each person Material TO stop
the flow % blood shall be used only In
powdered form, and applied on a tow
ell Powder puffs are prohibited"
Wherever Newbro's Herpioide" is used
Tor face or scalp after shaving or hair
cutting. there is no danger as II is anti
septic, and kills the dandruff germ.
Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c. in
stamps for sample 10 The Herpicide
GO Detroit Mich. For gale at z. c. NJ.
Z Drug Dept.
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WEEK ON CHANGE.
on. Mcrcur Some stronger--vo Volume
or Business Transacted Light.

/ The present week has been the dullest
4 the year for mining stocks. The heat
b season Is on In earnest, and as is ia
y expected, there Is not much life to
be market, except an occasional squirt
pw and then. Since last Monday there
5as sold on the floor Of the Salt Lake
tock and Mining Exchange a total Of
82.5s5 shares, which brought the sum OF
1851. 90.
IThere Is practically no change for the
|etter in the price of the traders COM
pred With the quotations posted at the
lose Of business last Saturday. Con.
tercur has advanced some but II Is
bout the only one. Daly-Judge held its
wn fairly well. until today when the
losing bid was 5000.
|Grand Central ends some stronger,
Mt the balance OF the Tlntic traders
|fe down particularly Lower Nam
10Th, which sold as low as 7Sts cents
bday.
tThe quotations and sales posted al
he close Of todays business were as
kll0Ws:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago June 21.--Cattle-- Receipts.
500, steady. Good to prime steers, 8. 10
W5.60 poor to medium. 425d4 80;
stockers and feeders 275Q4, 70; cows,
1.6Omi 5O heifers, 2.5O44.S5; Gamers,
1.6O@i5 so; bulls, 2. 5Oq4.sj calves. q, 25W
6.25; Texas fed steers. 3.5Oq4.5O
Hogs-Receipts today 10000; tomor-
row, $4,000; left over 6 300, dull. weak.
mixed and butchers, 5.75q5 30: good to
choice heavy 5.S0G5.90, rough heavy.
5.Ioa5 50; light, 5.SOQ6.OO; bulk Of sales.
5. SO@6 90.
Sheep Receipts, $1,000; sheep steady;
lambs steady; good to choice wethers.
4.4O@5.OO fair TO choice mixed. 5000
i.25 western sheep, 2,50Q4.75; native
lambs, 4.0OQ6,5O: western lambs, 1000
B so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York,June --wheat-Rece
1850 bushels, Weakened sharply by
poor cables ana liquidation. July,
S5ikS5h September, S2A qs3A.
Butter-Receipts, 9,45l packages. I'm
settled. Creamery, 1901
Eegs-Recelpts, 100. Steady. West
ern extras lslsc, western seconds to
firSts, l5@l7.
Sugar-Raw, steady Fair refining,
81 centrifugal, ,96 test, 1916: mo-
lasses sugar, s%; crushed, 5.45; pow
dered, 1856 granulated, ASS.
Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio, 5h.
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A splendid Remedy.

Neuralgia pains. rheumatism. lumba-
90 and sciatic pains yield TO the pene-
tratng influence Of Ballafds snow
Iinament II penetrates to The nerves
and bone, and being absorbed into the
blood, lis healing properties are convey
cd TO every part Of the body and effect
some wonderful cures. Mr. DF Moore
Agent Illinois Central Railway. Milan
Tenn, states: u have used Billiards.
Srow lnhment for rheumatism, back
ache, ETC., In my family II is sPlen.
did remedy. We could not do without
IT," 95c, SOC and 800 at Y. c. NJ l.
Drug Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
BEST SELLING BOOKS,
Record for May.

According to the records Of all BOOK,
sellers, the six books which have Hoiu a
best in the order Of demand during tho
month are ana
/. Loyey Mary, Hegana "''''S,,'SS0O
2, Wee Macgreegor, Bell ','..n l'VV
3 Letters OF Self Made Mer- "a
chant to His son, Lorimer ~" i'o oV
4. LadyRose's Daughter Ward i9V
&. The PHI, Morris. 80. '.,Y,, i'pV
G Darrell of the Blessed lsIes' -
Bnchcller. ...,ss.s,tsstsss' 90 ''' -
we have them and all the latest pop
ular books Of the day ,,
pEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
6 Main 81.
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Observation-Disclosures
: NEW YORK METAL PRICES /
L Copper. quiet, 400. +
7 Lead quiet, 4.l2h' y
s.i.,.,..i-,.,.,-l-fi-.i..,-4-i-l-f-t-s-i-i'i-f-A
BASKET DAY.

Certainly you want one, costs NOM l
inc handsome Japanese work pas
ket with each 100 purchase TuesdSy'
June goth. ortNo %
Corner Third South ana MAIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

The real estate market for the week
has been lively but mostly IN small
way. there helng an aggregation OF
small transactions Dealers say that
the market Is healthy enough, even II
there are no hlg sales, as the multitude
OF small ones foot up quite a respect
able figure. Properties IN the south and
southeastern part of the city appear to
be moalIy IN demand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
ui7 200 sles. 800

The shipments OF copper bullion from
the three independent smelters amount
ed 10 " carloads. divided equally, 5000
pounda each. With tho output from
tho American added ths figures will be
swelled "a about l,0OC0Oe pounds.
The metal marlet has remained
about the same as Il was at the close
OF last week, Copper was quoted at
1885 cents per round and lead al So 80
PEI 100 pounds. Silver began the weak
at So cents Tuesday Il fell back TO
52N cents, Wednesday II again weak
enod and was quoted az 5gss cents. UNI
I'll Friday, when II stlniened to 52A.
again.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 21--Close:
Wheat-July, sos; old SLY Sept,
7ShqlsA; old. 7sisa7S%; Dec, 77is; old,
77ika7S; May, S9ia.
Corn--July, ~ July, 49S; Sept. So;
Dec 40; May, 49,.
oats-July, 4Oia July. 4O& Sept, 1874 i,
Dec, S37sdSi; May. S5la.
Pork-July, 15.l7h; Sept, Is. 40.
Lard-July, S.10GS.12ls; Sept, s.27Ik;
Oct. S.17iz.
Rye-July. 52is: Sept. 52%.
FlQx--Cash, northwest, los.
Timothy-June, 1855.
Clover-li. 80
Barley-i5G55
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
TINTIo ORE SHIPMENTS.
To the SHELTERS 1873 Car Loads Were
Dispatched.

During the present week the mines
q Tintie contributed 1853 car loads Of
orea and concentrates, ae follows.
AJAX, y Black Jack, s Carisa. 2; Bull
lion Beck q CenEhnlal- Eureka, 81:
Dragon Iron mine. 80; Eagle and Blue
Bel J. Eureka~Hill, IS; Geminl. 10;
Grand Central IS, Lower Mammoth, 9;
Mammoth, 10; Star Consolidated. 8:
Uncle Sam. ! Victor, 8; May Day (con-
ceLirates. 1,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The unsettled conditions in the stock
market east, and the strong demand for
local money, have had depressing ef-
feet on most Of the stocks in the local
list. Quite number OF transfers have
taken place In the various sugar secur-
tiles but all ct figures below last weeks
quotations. Another sugar stock Is list
ed In the Lewiston Sugar company. The
stock has all been subscribed but brok-
ers report that investors are already in
quirlng for II at par. The first call OF
20 per cent win be made at once. The
announcement that the new company
VIII have as Joint owners the eastern
interests already connected with the ex-
listing plants, insures harmony Of oper-
alton. Utah Sugar preferred Is quoted
ex-diyidend ldahos sixth call. 10 per
cent, ~ made for July 10. With this So
per cent OF the capital win have been
paid In.
EoIloUipor ra tho iafaet fn,ntatfano.
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niDs OPENED MONDAY.
Mechanical Engineer }. NJ. Callow
Extends Time Until Monday.

Today vas the time set for the OPEN
Ing ~ lids for the construction of the
fmn'n smelter az Bingham Mechanic
al Engineer j. NJ. Callow stated this
forenoon that the time had been ex-
tended uutll next Monday at 10 a. m,
at whlch time they win be opened and
the contract avail ded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
Assessment Was I.erled.

AZ the meeting of the directors Of the
Lucky 1871 Mining company. held yes
iefdaN afternoon q was decided IN levy
an assessment Of ~ cents per share on
the Issued stock The proceeds viii be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
BoNDED BY CLARK.
Montana Senator Said 10 Have Au.
qnired Dugway Property. -
Special Corresponding.

Faust. Tooele Co.. June 25.-Repre.
sentatiyes Of Senator W. A. Clark OF
Montana have bonded a group OF claims
az Dugway nom Smith y Company OF
Sandy The consideration is said to be
$4,000. II Is believed here that the
Montana senator win soon acquire adj
ditional property In the Deep Creek
country.
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EXCURSIONS WEST
,July ram 10 i0ih Inclusive.

Via Oregon Short Line. San Fran
cisco and return, $3.50; Los Angeles
and return s4l.5O Returning via Port
land 1880 higher. Tickets good re-
turning until August 3lst. CITY Ticket
Office 2Ol Main ST.