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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
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we'll, while his passing was, sure, but
Stewards greater experience gives MN
tho place. ~ 4
Pollard, Of Virginia; Jacocks, OF North
Carolina, and Bear, of v. =. -, are an
good men, but Jacocks ran his team
better in the Virginia North Carolina
game. His ability as u puntcr and drop
kicker also makes him the favorite for
the POSITION. Pollard was exceptionally
strong in advancing the ball and In re-
turning punts. Bear was better than
tile other two in leading interference,
and in the open field tackling. but but MS IS.
surely. Muir, Of Kentucky, ran his team
we'll. and was strong defensive man
III supporting the rush line. F
CARPENTER A STAR. 4
Carpenter, OF v. r. T.. stands alone
work makes him the equal OF any back
ir tho country His run through the en-
tire Carolina team for a touchdown is
seldom seen. Elis punting this year vas
moor. but his field goal from the forty-
six-yard line In the navy game was a
rare treat Heald. Of Virginia Mann
OF North Carolina, and Byrd, or y. =. l.,
are All good backs. but ttcald was the
best ot the lot On defense he was as
strong as Carpenter and was sure OF q q
gain when given the ball !.
Watkins fumbllng and poor work IN
the North Carolina Virginia game puts
him out of the race for the full back
position. AS {. line plunger Councilman,
Of TY. p. It.. is the best mar" In the South.
hut as All ull-round man Newton, OF
North Carolina, surpasses him. If John-
son. Of v. M. T., had played through the
season hc would undoubtedly have made
a great record, as in the few games no
played his work was OF h,Gh grace.
,(.o,ncil. of Yirginiu, should be captain
az flo team, as he has had as much OK
nerience as any of the others, and his
own fino work should be a great incen- rle'el1
'''o = 80 r. r. BROWN.
Dartmouth, 1900 O1. 1901 02.
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but SO much depends on the stcadincss
OF q center. hesitate In placing him on
tho team. styles was the equal of1Stew-
art or defensive work and blocked as
we'll, while his passing was sure, but
Stewards greater experience gives him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27

last fall he selected Mr.. Clark as q mem
Der Of tho commission. Ills service with
that body was regarded as excellent, and
as q reward 1t was understood thc was to
have been appointed TO the assistant sec
retaryshp. 1t Is believed that another
place Is III reserve for Clark. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
NEW FINANCE AND OLD.FASiI0NED HONESTY;
SOME TRlTE AND POTENT OBSERVATIONS

The following from the FInaneier Finance
and OdFshoned Honesty Is exceedingly well written and could
hardly be improved except add amend the title
which might light distinction between and
honesty and the that legislation provide punish
ment not remedy for the rascakles Of Of finance
or do financial interests dictate legislation? atce
The finance so-caled. RESPONSE
bound in years
Vicious period Of prosperity With which familiar been
made the operations past been
denounced plain English differing technically
Of larceny The country in short going through attack
madness 1t suffer consequences
men while at the bottom sound logical made
the for the reckless exploitation propositions
known in financial history The promoters these
'Once bitten twice shy" aphdrsm quoted explains col
LAPSE OF the financial seductye danged before
the American investor snce the Anal
ganated Copper subscribed
tatIon United despite manipulation
keenest financial neecs of the century persny stock
change quotations and other
Why? Simply because the people country
and goods clings stock even in the
innocent purchasers SOW the wind and whrNnd"
today when first uttered
The moral health OF the nation by SHARP pace
aud surely action and reaction equal fol-
low cupdy oveds the
train of evils not pleasant 10 contemplate
and integrity cannot be the
elevated by the OF
things and experience teaches
that of evil
cupdit Of her senator's and her wealth disappeared forever
United United
walks setting other
od-asnioned honesty
anY needs few earnest advocates this opening
century
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
BUSINESS SHOWS
IMPROVEMENT
It Has Responded Promptly to
Better Conditions,
FEWER LABOR DISPUTES.
Dlstribution OF Merchandise AcceIer.
aied-rhere L. m Excessive De.
mand for Farm Hands.

New York, July 10--R. W, Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow will
say: Business responds to improved con
ditions, Distribution Of merchandise is
accelerated by more seasonable weather
and fewer labor controversies, while
wholesale and jobbing trade especially at
the interior shows the encouraging effect
Of brighter agricultural prospects.
There is the customary excessive de-
mand for farm hands. Receipts Of hol-
day traffic and trade In holiday goods In
dicate no dimnution in purchasing pow
er, and sem-annual Inventories show a
more gratifying situation than expected.
There Is less than the usual mid
summer idleness In manufacturing, eX-
cept In the cotton industry
Commodity prices advanced slightly
during june Dun's Index Number on
July ! being so, iJG, compared with SS ,g35
a month earlier.
"A decline Of "a per cent IS recorded In
comparison with July, 1872, chiefly IN ar
tiCles of food Railway earnings for June
are 1871 per cent larger than last year and
2.3 in excess Of 1901
Installation Of new conyerters ami
other repairs Interfere with work al some
prominent steel mills which explains In
part the quiet condition OF the market
Raw wool Is firmly held fair prices be-
Ing secured at the London American auC-
tiOn sales
Failures this week numbered 1874 In the
United States. against 1913 last year. ana
q ~ Canada, compared with 10 year
ago.
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DENVER.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July ll--Cash. Wheat-No
red, SenSliz, new No hard winter, ",
No hard winter, 76d71; No. northern
spring sZ7s No, northern spring, 7Sq79,
No spring. 75d7S
Corn-No. 2 red 51h. No. 3, 5li4.
Oats--No. 2, 80; No. g. &C.
Later a stronger feeling prevailed and
September sold up TO 7Sas, closing az 7Si5.
gain Of y for the day.
Close: Whoat-July. igis; old. 1873. Sep.
tember 1914; Old, sos; December, 1914; old,
lSA,. May, S0H
Corn--July, 500 September, SIS: Deem.
Der, dajlis May 50isd5l.
Oats-July 40A. September, 3iSt3l7s. De.
cember, 3j2s. MAY. g.
Pork--July. 1l.0: September. l4.75.
Lard-July, 165, September, 7.&; Oc-
tober. 7.i9
Ribs-July S52h; September, SIS octo.
Der S22i6
Rye-July. Jlh September, 3d. Decem.
Der 5iiz
FlaX-Cash. northwest, l9OiS.
Tmothy--July. $40
Cloyer-July no
Barley-Cash, i2d52.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

I Several miners left Cherry for Mum
sey creek last week to accept work
with the Grand Deposit Copper com.
pany at that growing camp.-Cherry
Creek Miner
| II. +. Quint interested IN the Park
| CITY Zinc company, has arrived from
the east, accompanied by his son, Ed
ward. Mr.. Quint gives assurance that
his concern is ready to 20 ahead with
the rebuilding Of the plant as soon as
a sufficient number OF contracts for zinc
ores are signed up,
An assay made today OF ore taken
from one Of the levels Of the York mine
AZ Bingham showed values of $40 gold
| and Ia ounces silver.
Frank Wilson and w. ]. Halloran, di.
rectors In the Johnny mine, viii leave
for that stateline property tonight
Scion spiro Is looking over the camp
of Bingham today.
Fren II. Perkins, the mining engineer
departed for Blackfoot, Ida, last night
Ben Butler stock was called for the
last time on the exchange today. IL
VIII be known as the Butler-Liberal
Consolidated, hereafter.
Manager M. Nj. Johnson Of the New.
house mines viii go to the Cactus mine
in Beaver county tonight.
David Evans, manager OF the Great
Western and Mountain Lake properties,
near Alta, departed for camp this fore.
noon.
Charles II. Reeves, well known at.
torney of Ely. New, ls In the city on
mining business
Col p. G. Weber will depart for his
home at Ely, New, tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
N. Y. CENTRAL
LEADS DECLINE.
It Scored a Loss Of Four and
One Half Points
MARKET RALLIED A LITTLE
On the Appearance Of the Bank state
ment-Ciose, weak, Active Near
The Lowest

New York, July ll.--A resumption OF
the liquidation In New York Central
caused prociptate declines All around dur
ing the first half hour, In which some
OF the standard stocks sold well below the
previous lowest prices Of the year, not
ably st. Paul, Pennsylvania, Southern
Pacific and New York Central. Offerings
were on very large scale all through
the list, but there was a pause in tho
selling after 1879 o'clock and prices
hardened slightly. Declines reached %l
~ New YORK Central that stock touching
llJ'2, ana | 10 2 points in active stocks
generally, except the United States Steel
stocks which met support Some large
buying or keatkng was also In evidence
ana southern FaciiiC reacted "a point The
market rallied upon the bank statement
New York Central ST. Paul and Ms-u'
Faclhc rising 4 point. but selling was re-
neWel IN Increased volume and prices
broke through the previous bottoms. New
York Central fell an extreme ~. St Paul
"a pennsylvania and Amalgamated about
z ana SOME Inactive stocks showed greater
losses, Lackawanna dropped g. A few
rallies were not well osd aud the closing
was active and weak, and near the low
est
Close: Time money. steady. 90 days. 49,
"a per cent 70 days, 3isa4 per cent: slX
moThs, per cent. Money on call nom
lnal.
Prime mercantile paper, 5G5h per cent.
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.N. 2la4. S1.2
for demand ana ut 4.S4 1874 50 for %
day bills posted rates l.S5l2ai8 and
i.sSl9' commercial bills. l.Sia4,ala
Bar silver. 53L.
Mexican dollars, ll&.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy
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MINES IN THE
CAMP OF TINTIC
Drifting In Progress on the 1900
Level Of the Raymond,
AT THE EAGLE & BLUE BELL
Bingham Consolidated Has Expsnd-
ed $4,000 In Development There
Other Notes From Camp,


specal Correspondence
Eureka, July II, 1908. - Work
at the Raymond mine, just north
u Eureka, is being carried ON in
the drift from the l50O-foot level and
the showing Is promising. No less
than 100000 has already been expend-
ed on development work and Manager
j. G. Sullivan and Senator Keans, the
| principal shareholders, are confident
that they viii soon have diYidend
payer, which means much for the north
country
John II. McChrystal returned from
Salt Lake city last night where he
went on business connected with the
option given 10 the Bingham Cons.
company and by the Eagle & Blue Bell
Mining company, the terms Of which
calls for Il second payment on the OPP
ton before Aug 90 and the third pay
ment 20 be made on or before Dec 20.
The transfer OF the property will prob
ably be contaminated early in January,
1894. The mine has never looked 50
wen as at present and the outlook for
the future Is still brighter, In the past
four months the Bingham Cons. co,
has expended In the nelghhorhood of
$4,000 In development work There is
a large amount Of rich ore In sight and
the syndicate Is well pleased with the
operations and showing at the prop
erty.
AT a depth OF $50 feet from the top
Of the shaft In the South Swansea mine
a cross cut hrs been started for the
vein. After extending the cut about
20 feet some fine sllyer-lead ore and
considerable iron was encountered
Everything at the property is in a
flourishing condition Sinking OF the
shaft VIII be continued and Stopping will
soon commence.
Owing to the closing down OF the
mines for several days, TO allow the
miners time TO celebrate Independence
day, the shipments for the week were
very small only SO cars Of ore, the
same being sent out by the following
properties:
Bullion Beck 6, Black Jack II. Cen
tennlal- Eureka rs. Grand Central 6,
Gemini 6. Lower Mammoth l. NAM
moth B.
Two car loads of gold ore are ready
for shipment at the star Cons. mine,
and two more are being filed prepare
tory TO shipment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
SHE Is SELECTED
For the Utah Copper Company's
New Concentration.

The officials of the Utah Copper com
pauy during their visit 10 Bingham yes-
to~day made a decision in the matter
81 the location OF thc Initial reduc-
lion plant The conclusion reached was
that ,he site first proposed on the
ground held under option from mo
Wcet Mountain Placer company. would
De acceptable ss plans 90 that end Win
be carried into execution The initial
plant win have capacity Tor banding
fl tons of ore per day bat later Oh "A
much larger works Niil be baHt ana II
present intentions are carried out ii
VIII sake care of tonnage six times
as large az the initial plant Win be.
When the time is rfrc Tor 10 the site
recently acquired near Garfield beach
win be- utilized
= conference WIS had between the
officials OF the Copper COMPANY ana
those NJ The bingham Copper Belt rail
way lasting most otthe forenoon. An
echo lrcm behind thc closed door
brought The information that the OF
h'ers OF the Two compauieso we've fixing
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Notes from Bingham.

Work Is to begin at once to prove vi
apex Of vein on the ground In dispute
between the Utah and Highland Boy
Consolidated companies
When the Mascot tunnel has been
completed TO the Dalton a Lark shaft
It Will have exactly the same length as
the present length Of the Butterfield
tunnel-S,2OO feet.
ID. G. Jackling, the builder and sue
cessfuI operator of the Golden Gate
mill at Mercur, says that by substitute
Ing electricity from the Telluride Pow
er company for steam he saved 80 cents
a ton in cost Of mining and reduction.
Thus. handling 1000 tons Of ore daily,
the company reduced expenses over
$3.50, 900 In a single year.
On the 5th the last Of t5-ton lot OF
ore and concentrates were hauled from
the Mast mine to depot. 1t included
% tons Of irstclass lead ore and tons
carrying a good per cent Of copper.
The concentrates as tons) were jig
gings made on the dump and way up
In quality.
Simon Bamberger has decided the
Fortune mine to the Bamberger EX-
ploration company, for ~ and also
purchased Of W. Il. sme/ley the Evea
green lode-a claim within the lines OF
the old Fortune group-considerato
50 0O0 Work was last week shut down
at the Fortune-possibly to be resumed
on a larger scale under the new reg
bingham Bulletin.
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sumers, and only such OF those as have
spot cash, These sales they state are
made at loss by the retailers who In
addition miss making a profit from the
most desirable class OF buyers Sugar
Is sold to retailers at about $3.50 per
hundred, and this Is retailed at $5.15,
seeming profit Of fifteen cents, but az
II costs nearly ten per cent OF the
cost Of the commodity to handle IL.
there Is in reality a loss of about 40
cents on each 100 pounds handled on
this basis The present low prices 20
both re.all merchant and customers Is
on strictly G, o, d. system, regardless
Of the financial standing OF the parties
TO the transaction, and all those who do
not pay the cash are the object OF
discrimination 10 an extent far greater
than the usual difference between
credit and cash There are no lndlca-
tions In sight for cessation OF hosti-
tiles between the contentious jobbers.
OF course, all this does not AFFECT the
rehneries. who receive a uniform price
from the jobbers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
ORES FROM ToNoPAH.
Returns from the Initial Beloher
Shipment Received.

Charles f. Hudson. who, with other
Salt Lake Parties, are interested In the
Tonopah- Becher mine near Tonopah,
has received returns from the initial
shipment Of % tons Of ore. With every.
thing but the freight deducted the pro-
duct brought Sal 50 per ton.
Encouraging reports continue to come
from this property and Mr., Hudson
says while the shaft at the new discov-
cry was down only eight feet when the
last letter was dispatched from the
mine, II shows a width of about ~ feet
four Of which is shipping product. the
same going S65 to the ton.
The second car load is enroute and a
force Of men Is engaged at the mine in
sacklng ore preparatory TO further ship
ments. II teams can be obtained to
haul the ore to Sodayille. 10 cars, Mr..
Hudson, stated VIII be dispatched be-
fore another month expires.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
Weeks Transactions on Change
Aggregated $7S,76S'5O'
PRICES HAVE BEEN LOWER
r,ccptlng wabash and New York,
Park city stocks were O6-To-
days Closing Quotations

The sales OF mining stocks were very
light this week; altogether $4,000
shares we're transferred which brought
the sum of s1S,1sS.5O The market has
been weak and prices generally have
been down. Lower Mammoth was
again the principal trader OF the Weeh'
Huctuatlng considerable, but ending
today some stronger than at the oe'
ginning. Sacramento has been In iair
demand, at practically stationary ils-
ures. California pulled through praG-
tically unchanged, while star Consol-
idated closed weaker. Daly-West also
dropped off, closing nearly " undei
the opening bid on Monday. a Few
sales OF Grand Central were recorded
but the stock has been in little demand,
DAILY Judge Is another Park CITY stock
that has declined but Wabash ana
New York Bonanza have had an up
ward tendency.
Todays quotations and sales were as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
MINING CONCENTRATES.
John Dem is in Bingham today

John Dem Is In Bingham today
The last consignment OF machinery
for the Wide West min at Cherry
Creek, Nevada. has arrlyed on the
ground The plant viii go into commits
sion about Aug J.
o. A. Peterson, who is Interested in
the development Of the Dewey proper
~ in the Deep Creek region departed
for camp this morning,
Manager Frank Cook OF the Columbia
Copper company. OF Bingham. departed
for the diggings again this morning
\ consignment OF $4,000 in gold bull
lion from the Greenback mine near
Grants Pass, oregon, has reached the
local market,
About 1000 tons Of ore are In the bins
" the Mammoth mill al Mammoth ana
the stamps will begin dropping again a.
an early date
The New Century mine DE- now down
80 feet Ia solid hlgh-grade ore, and
"ianager Cannon IS cutting q station
al that depth, preparatory to drifting
on the ledge and blocking out Stopping
ground before the arrival Of the new
mill ore houses have been erected
and are rapidly filing with high. grade
gold-silyer ore.-Cherry Creek Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

Az the SEWER Con. MIN VIII be
Hendy by September !

A force OF about forty men are on
the pay rolls of the Sewer Consolidated.
near Kimberly. and work IS being
pushed rapidly on Ga. recOnstuctlon o.
The mill ana the PREPARATION of the
mine for an era OF heavy production.
II IS expected that the min WIN be
ready 20 go INTO commission about Sep
tcmhsr J.
Supt G.. W. Foster has eiven out
some information concerning the phys
zeal condition OF the mine and states
that nv less than l,Ooo feet Of tunnels
and Slopes have he'n run. am In ore.
which have disclosed average values OF
81 20 he ton
a new town is 90 Dec established at
the mine. and tn supply lbs inhabitants
with water siX-inch pine is being
laid 10 Cold grrlng. from which a SUM-
Client supply 90 meet an needle can be
had. Tire MANAGEMENT 81 the mine
win allow NO liouurs sold Ia the camp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
The Vip0nt Mining Company win
Patent Group Of ~ Claims.

Applications have been filed In the
ONCE OF the surveyor general Tor min
eTal surveys on the following named
mining claims.
Survey Nos 5O75 and 500 for the
Alice and Anaconda lode mining
claims situated I'm the West Mountain
mining district, Salt Lake county APP
plication made 10y United States Mining
company Date July g. J. FewsOn
Smith, Jr., deputy mineral surveyor.
Survey No iO,1 for the Bob lnger-
SOIL, Fraction and Spring lode mining
claims situated in the Blue Ledge min
ing district, Wasatch county. Applca-
ton made by the Ontario. lngersoll
Mining Co Date July 6. Robert Cor
linsk deputy mineral surveyor
survey No, 5OS for the DugWay Nos
l. 2, 3. Z. 3. y. 8 10 H., T., STA. 49,,
IT, a., Is. ~, and %, Southern Nos. ].
2 and 8, Northern Nos. /. 2, 8, 4 and 8:
Catherine Nos J. 2, 8 g. o. ana 6. Con-
tact mine Nos T. 3. and Be- West End,
Sentinel mine No. . P0orman Frac-
ton Park Nos T. p 9. and 4 lode min
ing claims situated in the Ashbrook
mining district Boyelder county. Ap-
plication made by the Vipont Mining
company. Date July e. Charles p
BROOKS deputy mineral surveyor
Survey No. tOIs for the Oregon No. 3
ludgs mining claim. situated in the Big
Cottonwood mining district. Salt Lake
county Application made by the
Black Ress Mining Co Date issued
July g. Guy Sterling, deputy mineral
surveyor
Survey No $3.50 for the Happy Jim
lode mining claim situated IN the Big
Cottonwood mining district, Salt Lake
county Date issued July - GUY
Sterling deputy mineral surveyor
Survey No 5lM for the Marcus An
ielius and 1871 Mckinley lode mining
claims situated in the Tintc mining
district JuaD county Date issued Ju.
ly 3. Charles w. Reese, deputy min
eEl surveyor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

New York. July 11..-Wheat- Receipts.
% bushels. inclined 10 accept the crop
report as bcarish ana sold IN a littlo this
morning. july, SspSi,; September. 8r
SA.
Butter-Receipts 532i packages unset.
tied; state dairy, ltp0; creamery. ijisu
9JiR.
lar. western seconds 10 extras, liaisii.
Sugar-Raw, steady, fair refining. 3 l-lC.
centrifugal q test. 9-l6. moasses sugar.
1916. refined steady: crushed. $50, pow
dered. SO. graduated, 40.
Cofiee-lrIIet. No..I Rio 3.lG
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BUSINESS NOTES

The week has again been dull one
in local stocks, and there seems to be
a sagging tendency evident In nearly
everything In the list. This is partcu.
larly true OF the sugars, a fact which
Broker Cutters circular says is due TO
the conflicting statements regarding
the establishment OF the Lewiston
sugar factory. Mr. Nibley, president
Of the company, says II win go on,
and he has been for the past few days
In consultation with e. F. Dyer re-
garding It's construction Mr.. Dyer is
the gentleman who has erected all the
Utah plants, and who Is now supervis-
Ing the erection of those at Bear river
and Idaho Falls on the other hand, Mir
Eccles announces that the eastern peo-
pleO have withdrawn their support
from the Lewiston enterprise, and In
financial circles there Is much curiosity
felt as TO whether the capital OF from
800 600 to $4,000 can be raised with
out eastern support. The settlement Of
the question, one way or the other.
Is greatly TO be desired. and will do
much towards cleariig the local stock
atmosphere.
Consolidated Wagon preferred paid
Us regular ~ per cent dividend yester-
day:
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TODAY's TOTAL SAFES.
HAS BONDED TnE WEDGE.
Gold VeIn Company Well Known
Marysvale Property.

The Wedge and Treasure Vault
properties In the Mt Badly district
have been bonded 10 the Gold Vein
Mining company, the same TO run for
period OF eighteen months, with
George +. Dalton as manager George
Romney Is one Of the principal inter-
ested parties In the corporation which
has secured the bond
With the Gold Vein company work.
ing the Wedge and Treasure Vault.
the Deer Trail resumng operations on
that old-time producer: the franklin
Syndicate pushing work on their
properties; the Bradburn Mining com
pany, the L. & n. people the Aldebar-
an, the Perjue-SurPrise. the Mt Badly
Mining, Nilllne and Water Power co.
and the iron mine, all In active opera
tion. says the Free Lance. Marysyale
Is certainly beginning TO witness a
boom.