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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10

Of claims win form the basis for the
incorporation Of new company IN the
near future.
President Glen r. Boutwell, returned
from the Sacramento last evening
where he found conditions very satls-
factory.
Taylor & Brunton reported the ar
rival Of 10 cars OF ore today, Eight
came from Tintlc and seven from
Bingham
The Brundage Mining & Milling COM
pnny operating In the silver Reef DIS
trict,is operating It's reconstructed mill
ing plant steadily
G. H. Dignowlty has returned from
Colorado. where he has been on MIN
ing business He went out 10 Tinue
today to look over the Old colony.
Manager W. j. Dooy, Of the Johnny
mine OF Statellne. Is back In the mar
ness again and Is looking after the
operation Of that property
j. D. Give has returned from a trip
TO the Drum district, where he ordered
resumption Of work at the Charm
ana Copperhead properties.
The Manitou Development company,
when 10 operating the Cave ana other
Beaver county mines, has opened an
Office on the sixth floor Of the Dooly
block.
Charles d. Rooklidge, manager of the
oxford mine at Alta mas returned from
a trip TO that property and reports
things moving along about right at that
property.
Louis Preset Is happy over the dis
covery OF "A ledge OF rock in the yicln-
ity OF the Hecker property down near
Woodside. groupings of which show
81 80 IN gold, II ounces in silver per
cent copper and ~ per cent lead EN-
perlenced miners, who have visited thls
property say 1t is a good showing iof
a bonanza with little development,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10

STOCKS SOLD AT REGULAR CALL.
Ajax. 800 az 81.
Carisa. 800 Al l7ia.
Daly, 100 at 24O. 80; 100 al 2.45; 100
at 2.4O: 100 at 231; l00 az 23lis
Daly-J Judge, $50 at 1915. 100 al l0l2h.
Daly-West. % at 1850; % at 43ij.
Sacramento, 800 az 2S; 500 at 21A.
Valeo, 1900 at 10. 200 at l3
ben Butler 1000 at So
California. 800 at 27& 1900 az 2Iis; L.
o00 at 27A 1000 az 2i%.
Century 900 at 90
New York Bonanza 500 al 2i7s.
Tetro 300 az 2M; 500 at 81
Wabash, 200 at i3; 100 nc i27; 700 at
4eH.
Shares sold az regular cal. l2S00
Selling value Of same. Sl5,l5S.Sl.
OPEN BOARD.
Daly-West. % al 1850.
Eagle & Blue Bell, 100 al Is.
New York Bonanza, 500 at so. 900 az
sOls. 30, 900 al 81; 500 at 3lh: COO
at 3lia.
Wabash. 200 at i27s; 1000 at 4S.
Shares sold on open board. 1892.
Selling price OF same 324S3
Totals FOR day, 1925 shares. selling
for slI6il,So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
SAN PEDRO PLANS.
VIII Begin Work on Wharyes and
Large Freight Depot.

San Pedro, Cal, Jan. l0.-It Is au-
thorltatiyely stated that the San Pedro,
Los Angeles & Salt Lake road which
is Senator w. A. Clark's property. will
shortly begin work on the extensive inn
provements at the terminus Of the road
here. The present wharyes Of the com
pany at Terminus Island will be ex-
tended 600 feet to the south. Involving
an expenditure Of about $4,000, and II
is rumored that the company has plans
for the erection Of large freight and
passenger depot at East San Pedro. and
a bath house and hotel at Terminal Isl.
and the whole to cost approximately
il0Jo0O No definite plans have been
announced and probably will not be until
the next visit Of Senator Clark to this
place.
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LEAVE TONIGHT.
Railroad Men and salt Lakers Bound
For Live Stock Convention.

Quite a little bunch OF local railroad
and livestock men win leave tonight in
order to attend the convention OF tn
National Livestock association which
opens in Kansas city ON Tuesday and
remains IN session for the balance Of
the week. The Idaho delegation arriv-
ed over the Oregon Short Line this
morning and 60 east over the Union
Pacific this afternoon. Among those
who are going from Salt Lake are. c.
Ira futile. general livestock agent FOR
the Oregon Short Line; Kent o. Reyes
Of the Milwaukee, d. j. Lindsay Of the
Chicago & Northwestern. G. f. War
rem. general agent for the Santa Fe.
J. l.. Yundt Of the Rock Island NJ. X.
Parsons and j. G, Leary Of Salt Lake
and Thomas Austin and John Smith Of
Lehi.
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MINING CONCENTRATES

W. r. Andrew is at the Creole mine,
Park City, today.
Next Monday viii be payday at the
Highland Boy smeiter.
Peter S. Martin Of Milford is In the
city.
The members Of the mining exchange
viii hold their annual meeting on the
10Th inst
II Is stated that the Rob Roy group
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
BUTTER AMI EGGS.

New York, Jan. lO.-Butter-Recelpts.
200 packages steady State dairy. %
Wl6ih; creamery, extra. .2g, creamery,
common. 22T2s
Eggs Receipts $500 packages, firm.
State and Pennsylvania. 20RSi: west
ern uncandled, poor 10 fancy. 2OQ29.
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AT GALENA KING.
The SOO.Foot shaft IL Being Zee
timbered.

supt. 4, l.. Huddleson, of the ca
lena King, Of stockton, Is In the cry
TO confer with the local officials OF that
company. ,.t.,,,
lie states that the main working
shaft which is 500 feet deep, Is being
retImbered and put in flrst-class ordgr
again. The old timbers became oauly
rotted. making il advisable 90 replace
them with new ones
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BULLIoN.BECK SUED.
NJ. l.. Ganty Wants $4,000 for Al
legged Injuries Sustained
snncInl Cnrresnondence

oVNIIWI VWIIV0VVNWVIINV7
Eureka. Jan. l0.-M. l.. Ganty,
miner formerly of Eureka, but now a
resident Of Park City, has commenced
suit against the Bullion Beck Mining
company for s25, 900, O. w Powers be-
ing his attorney. Mr., Ganty was hurt
In the company's mine by a fall last
summer, and claims he was injured IN
extent TO the sum above mentioned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
Mineral Survey Ordered.

4 mineral survey has been ordered
for the Jumbo lode mining claim, To-
Gated in the Rush Valley mining dis
trlct. Tooele county Application was
made by the Juno Mining company. "a
corporation, by l., b. Brown, presi-
dent.
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Had a Narrow Escape from Cyanide
Poisoning,

Floy Weed superintendent Of the
cyanide department OF the Annie Iau-
tie mill in the Gold Mountain district.
had narrow escape iSom cyanide poi
soning last Saturday By falling into a
tank containing the dangerous solution.
he was standing on a board near one
of the tanks, making some repairs. The
board gave way. causing the mishap
Mr. Weeds associates promptly res
cued him and DR.. KJaerbye. the camp
physician. was called. lie came
promptly and succeeded In pulling the
superintendent over the danger line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
GEO. A. BIBLE APPOINTED
Travelling Passenger Agent for the
Rock Island at Salt Lake.

George A. Bible OF the Colorado
Springs agency OF the Rock Island has
been appointed TO succeed Travelling
Passenger Agent Miller who recently
resigned here. The appointment Is ef-
fectIve Jan. 10. Mr.. Bible has been
with the Rock Island for several years
and Is said to be a very good man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
SPIKE AND RAIL.

District Passenger Agent +. Drake Of
the Rock Island reiu,,led this morning
from Glenwood Springs.
COMMERCIAL Agent Claude Williams
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
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But Very Irregular at Opening
Dealings
ATCHIS0N WAS SUPPORTED.
Heading TOOK n Contrary Direoiion'
Running on and HecoveriDg -oih-
erwIse Trading Very Marrow

New York, Jan. 10-The market was
very active and irregular at the open
ing dealings, Atchison being strongly
supported and rose IA Reading de-
cllned 2a. The contrary movements
o.. Reading and AtchIson were the fea-
lures Of interest and the movement was
narrow otherwise. Later New York
Central and Pennsylvania moved up
point, Reading rallied as much and the
market became tirmer.
Reading ran off again to 624, but II
rallied to above 3d. when Atchison rose
to the best. The appearance OF the bank
statement caused renewed activity, but
narrow fluctuations. New York Cen
trail advanced nearly points. Re-
pewed heavy selling met the advance
Reading fell to below 6l%, and sugar
lest l9s, The closing was active and
weak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
MINES OF JUAB COUNTY.
Another shift Has Been Put on at
The Raymond Mine.
snerlnl Corresp0ndence.

SpcClaI JOTTtspUIU'IIVV'
Eureka. Jan. iO-Another SHIFT was
mn ON AT the Raymond mine Thursday
night. The outlook for the property is
en- bright that President j, A. sullivan
feels Justified In working two shirts
with the grand showing made lately
In Inc north end of the Gemui mine,
neigbbor TO the Raymond, the prospects
for the latter becoming one OF the OeSt
mines In Tintic are very encouraging.
The entire lease Of the Carlsa Uil,'e
has been given TO ID. a, Depue OF AoD-
lnson. Some rich shipment nave Deeh
made from the property ana MI Depu'
has obtained possession OF a good pay
ing proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
ST. LOUIS JUMPED,

The St Louis group Of four claims
living to the west OF Eureka ana ad-
Joining the famous BulllOn-Beck prop
erty. was Jumped by w. II Moeller OF
Inc Dagmar mine and others New
Years eve. Mr. Moener claims That
The proper amount Of assessment work
had not been done for the year 1907,
ana what work had been done had not
been paid for. capt George Z. Bridges
principal owner In the property, states
that the fun amount Of assessmeht
work has been done.
The 81. Louis Eureka group Ia incor-
narrated = II. Cody station agent Of
he RIO Grande and short Line rail-
ways. "a Robinson, being the president
of the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
Highland BOY Copper.

The shipments Of copper from the
Highland Boy smelter 20 the rednerles
for the week amounted to 3 carloads,
or q total OF 100000 pounds.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. O.-Close-Wheat-
May, 76N; July. 72%d73h.
Corn-Jan., 1855 May, 43&d43%.
Oats-Jan,. 1924 May. SAG.
Pork-Jan., 11.40; May, 1921.
Lard-Jan.. 9.75; May 942h.
Ribs-Jan., S,6jaS6'z; May, S.71hG
$50.
Flax-Cash, northwest, 1.23.
Rye-May, 81.
Barley-Cash, 40d5S.
Timothy-Jan., i25.
Clover-Jan.. 1l.3a
Cash--Wheat-No. ?, red, 75h; No. 3,
red. i0Q14A; No 2. hard winter ia
%; No 3, hard winter GS4d72: No. /,
northern spring, 75hG76is. No. 2.
1S015is; No. 3. spring. 6gG75.
Corn-No. 2, 46hai7; No. 3. 42hdl3.
Oats-No. 2, 32ia ass; No. 3, 324 aS2lk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
Investment Stocks We're in Big
mand on Mining Exchange
SALES AMOUNT OSl3l,672H
Number OF shares sold Was lb7's1o
Park Cltg 4 ecurities We're by tnr
Favorites Among Purchaser"

The mining stock market has been
good this week and It closes In ialr-
ly satisfactory condition. The trading
has been confined largely 70 the invest
ment stocks however there was SOME
demand for those Of the prospective
class
The buying orders In the hands OF
brokers were In the main Tor the Dig
Park city securities such as Daly-
West aud Daly-Judge. silver Ming
was not offered at prices tempting u
purchasers so the week passed WITHOUT
d record Of any sales, DAILY was par
tlcpant and was In quite lively delnahu'
one day IL sold at 50 per share ana lneh
SID back to about Sl.7O. The STOCK mao
rallied again, however, ana Tor Gay
or two has been lettering about WOW
per share, The cause OK the sudden
activity in the stock Is attributed TO
the encouraging conditions reported IN
the bottom Of the new shaft being SUNK
near tho boundary lines Of the Quincy
mine, which is owned by the DAILY West
company, strengthened, no doubt by
the fact that some important disclos-
ures have been made In the latter prop
erty. on Monday Sal was bid for DAILY
West The stock has enjoyed steady
advance and came near reaching the
Slbimark yesterday The January div
idend OF si0s 600 will be distributed next
Thursday Daly-Judge has held up TO
quite stationary figures II opened
strong and has remained 80 throughout
the week sticking close 20 SlO.5O per
share. Grand Central has been unusual
" strong. California has been active
around rs cents "A share, New YORK
Bonanza closed the week about ~ cents
below the opening quotations wabash
has also taken q slide down the tobog-
gan and closed from 10 TO u cents under
Mondays figures. Lower Mammoth Is
q shade under the opening, while Gem
fury has kept close to stationary prices,
Consolidated Mercur has held its own
and has been IN good demand Some
saw an attractiveness about May Day
and that stock was traded In freely IN
the erly part Of the week. Petro, yam
kee Con and silver Shield were traded
In some,
The sales Of the week amounted to
49, 1875 shares, which brought the sum
OF 1881, 6I2l2
TODAY'S REGULAR SESSION.
Trading was active on the floor Of the
mining exchange TINS lnplnlllS anu tue
market was generally better form,
DAILY was wanted The stock opened
with a sale at 81 40, followed by an ad-
vance TO S245; but closed with a bid or
Se.95. A block of $50 shares OF DAILY
Judge was knocked down at $40. 10,
succeeded with another block going at
tO.l2ls. Sacramento got IN line, %
cents being the highest point reached
IN the sales California was fairly ac-
tive at steady figures. New York Bon
enza dropped to 2l7s cents, while Wa
bash loltered around AZ cents.
The following quotations and sales
were posted at the close Of the day 8
business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10

Remember the McConahay. SHARP
Dissolution of Partnership sale Every
piece Of Silverware or Jewelry at actu-
al cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
ore AND BULLION,
Settlements of Week Reach the sum
of SSD5.OiO,

The ore and bullion receipts OF lhe
week as reported by Mccormick q co.
reached the sum OF $S95,9lO, as folloWs'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
BANK CLEARINGS.

Bank clearlngs throughout the Unit
I'd states and Canada for the week end
ing Friday, Jan. 9, 1902, were;
lnc. Dec
Salt Lake city as iSl6,132 co.. 90
Totals, u, S. .." 2e96,O21l24 6,2 go,
Outside n. Y. go. 9SQS65,4G ga go"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. l0.-Wheat-
90 300 bushels. Steady on less favorable
Argentine weather news and firm cables
fiom Liverpool. May, SO&GSOg.16:
july. 7SsaM1sA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
BUSINESS NOTES.

Local busineis circles continue to re.
port trade conditions as satisfactory,
though there is the usual after holiday
quiet This year however, It appears
70 be less pronounced than customary.
The First National bank of ogden paid
It's regular quarterly dividend and also
paic a special dividend Of per cent
The ogden Savings bank paid a . per
cent special besides the usual quarter
ly dividend. The Utah Sugar company
comomn stock sold in small blocks
from 1896 10 S4O5 per share; Anal
gamated preferred az $500. ex-divi.
deni. Ry Mt Bell Tel Co. at s97 90.
eX-dividend the Utah Sugar co. pre-
ferred az $40. c. w. & NJ. company
common at 800 Amalgamated Sugar
co. common holds from $500 TO $500.
Following are the latest quotations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10

Loans money on stocks az bank rates
Room 90 Walker Bank building.
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WEEKS SHIPMENTS.

The Centennial Eureka mine leads
the list Of shippers this week with 55
cars. The shipments amounted TO lsO
cars distributed among the various
mines as follows:
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as gone on a business trip to wyom

has gone on a business trip to wyom
ing. ~"
Travelling Freight Agent Craig 40 a..
Oregon Short Line returned this mo-"
ing from three weeks visit to OMAN
D. j, Lindsay, travelling frogh
agent for the Chicago & Northwes,s5rn,
has returned from trip In norma
territory.
Acting Traffic Manager T. NJ Sch,
macher Of the Oregon Short Line Ia Nv
expected 10 return from Chicago for
couple Of weeks
The directors OF the Louisville 4
Nashville railroad yesterday declareS
the regular semi-annual dividend of SG
per cent, n
Charles Dyer yesterday resigned o..
general superintendent Of the ColoroSs
q Southern railroad. 1t IL ranrrtH9
that the office Will be abolished S,ss
this has not been confirmed. ~"
The Orient Railroad company bason
nounced an extension from Inc mat,
line at Barton, In western Oklabo,"a'
to Lawton, distance of 100 miles. TbIs'
VIII pass through the mining reri6ns
Of the Wichita mountains.
The Buffalo, Rochester & plttgh,,s
railway has declared seml-apnn5i
dividend Of az per cent on the common
stock an increase Of Y per cent oye,
previous dividends. The regular SENT
annual dividend Of per cent on IN,
preferred was also declared. "
An agent Of the Gould railway ir
terests has been engaged the last ,,y,
months In buying options for right ~,
way for an extension OF the Wasterr
Maryland railroad from York, Pa. h
the Susquehanna river. Two routs,
have been secured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
MONEY AND BONDS,

Money on call steady. Prime mer-
camille paper, 5Aa5A per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4SCAW
l.SGA for demand, and at 4S3& @iS4h
fer 60 days Posted rates Asa and
4.S7ls; commercial bills, 4.S2hq4sSh.
Mexican dollars-SSh
Government bonds, steady; refunding
2s registered lOSle; refundings 2s cou-
pom, lOSh IS regular, 1864 IS coupon,
los; new As regular, 1854 new Is cou,
pom, 1864; old As regular, lO9'i old 4
couyon, 1926 IS regular 1888 5s cou-
ion, 1924.
All loans at per cent closed offered
az 4. Time money easier go days, 5q
5H per cent; 30 days, 5q5is per cent
six months. per cent
Rar silyer--iSM.
Railroad bonds-Firm.
SUGAR,
Fair refining, $685. centrifugal 90 test
3it: molasses sugar, 3b REFINED,
steady, crushed, 500; powdered, 4'0i
graduated, 4,65
steady No. Ria, 5h
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SUGAR
BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Jan. iO-The statement of
averages of ten clearing house banks OF
this city for the week shows:
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OMAHA.

South Omaha. Jan. l0--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 200 market steady; native
STEERS 335053O; COWS and heifers, 3.OOG
40; western steers. S,O0Qf5O; Gamers,
l75a2.7j; stockers and feeders, 2.15G
425; calves, 3.50q6.25; bulls, stays, etc.
2.2jdA2j
Hogs Receipts, 6,300; market steady,
heavy. G40d6.50: mixed. 6.3006AO; light.
G,25N6Sj; pigs 52jdG25; bulk Of sales,
6.3jdG.4O
Sheep-Receipts I, 900, market steady,
fed muttons, 4256L65; wethers. 3 SOa
$50, ewes, 2.1jd40O; common and stock
ers, 1.0oG325; lambs, A50d5.5O.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Jan 1O.-Catte-Re-
ceipts, 90; unchanged.
Hogs-Reccipts, $500; market strong
TO Sc higher; bulk OF sales, 6,SOG6.5O;
heavy, G.35m6G0, packers, 6.2Oa6.4O;
medium G.3o065O; light, 6.O5Q63O;
workers, 6.25aia.3O; pigs, 5,SOq6lO,
Nh sheen
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Chicago, Jan. 1O-Cattle -Receipts,
800 nominal; good to prime steers $40
dG.jO, poor TO medium, 3,250j00, tock-
ers and feeders, 20O@AGO; cows, lisa
4.5O. heifers. 2.0OQ525; Gamers, 1850
ESQ. bulls. 2.O0@A4O: calves, 3j015,25;
Texas fed steers, S.156LSj.
Hogs Receipts today, $4,000; Monday
10000: left over, 5,Q0O steady open;
mixed and butchers, G.OOQ6,5Oi good to
choice heavy, iaGO@675; rough heavy,
G9oGG.iO; light, 5,9OQ625; bulk of sales,
G.3OdGl5.
Sheep--Recelpts, 10000; sheep and
lambs steady; good to choice wethers,
4.25G4,15; fair to choice mixed, 3,2ja
1925. western sheep, 4O0a60l; native
lambs, 100000; western lambs. ---
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Deseret National bank. O. ...S2S3 50
Z. G.. NJ. L.. .. ,...,. ,..,, e. go. 1874. 90
Home Fire Insurance Co.. q. e.. 143. 90
The Utah Sugar Co., 100000
preferred Issued. . ..... 1000
state Bank Of Utah. o.. o.. 900. 1919
Deseret Savings hank. ... oil. 237 90
Commercial National bank. ... l0l. 90
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co. l83. 90
Provo Com N Savings bank. l3i. 90
Leh Com q Savings bank. Of. 100. 90
Thatcher Bros Bkg Co.. Logan. M. 80
First National Bank. Ogden. 90. 90
Rocky Mt Rel Tel Co., issued. 500
Davis Co bank, Pennington. o.. 100. 90
BarneS Banking Co.. Kaysvllle.. $1,000
Ogden Savings bank. e.. O.. .... 15O. 90
Consolidated Wagon 6 Machine
Co. issued preferred. CO... o.. 100. 90
Amalgamatei Sugar Co.. capital
$4,000 600, preferred Issued. O.. IS. 90
Provo Wooden Mills Co., capital
100000, Issued. .. q. ...... 1000
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BONDS

1hurCh nondS,.,. o., o.. q. .... ...l0lL
Consolidated Ry. d Power Co.
uonds.'.... .'. ...,......,.. 100
s L. city Railroad bonds. o.. D.. l0l
Sumpter Valley go e.. . o.. ...... 10l
Architect S. O. Dallas has completed
Ilgns for a two story, eight-room resi-
donce to cost 5000 20 be built at Apple
ard First North streets for John Henry
Smith II WIZ be- equipped with all
The modern conyeniences. Bids for con-
structlon are asked for. so that con-
struction IS 10 begin az once.
Marketmen report butter stacking Up
IN the Utah markets. largely on ac-
count Of the inroads " eastern butter.
20 that the supply Is said 10 be far In
excess OF the demand.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-19
BURNED TO DEATH
CROWD GAZING UPON A WRECK
COVERED WITH FLAMING OIL.
BODIES WERE REDUCED TO ASHES
Flames Shot Out and EnveIoped Them
as They Stood Beside the Track
Some Fell in Their Tracks,
Blazing Like Torches.

Olean, N. TWENTY-FIVE people
we're killed and forty-fve terribly in
cured by an explosion of oil near here.
A freight train on the Erie made up
principally of tank cars filled with oil
broke in two near this city about .
o'clock. The two sections of the train
came together with crash and one
of the oil tanks was demolished. Fire
broke out almost instantly and the sky
was lighted up for miles.
Sheets of flame shot out in all d.
rections. Scores of persons were
caught within the zone OF the fire and
enveloped in flames. Men and boys
ran screaming down the tracks with
their clothing ablaze. Others fell
where they stood, overcome by the aw-
full heat. Just how many were killed
is not known, as many OF the bodies
were incinerated.
1t will be difficult to ascertain the
names of a great many of the dead
as their bodies were burned to ashes in
the intense heat. A canvass is being
made of the city as rapidly as possible
to find out the names of those mis-
sing. There is great excitement in the
city, and the streets are thronged with
people.