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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28

He'd Lodge. Mont, Feb pa furious
blizzard has been raging throughout this
section Several inches Of snow has fallen
end has been badly drifted by the high
winds Unless there is a sudden fall in
the temperatur 1t is not believed stock
will suffer materially.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28
1NrERMARR1AGE OF RACES.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 2s-Bishop ]. NJ.
Hamilton of the Methodist church, in adj
dress last night declared himself in favor of
marriage means of removing race lines. The
speech has caused much comment among Meth
odists., He said he had often married whites to
blacks to Chinese and had prejudice
against such marriages.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28
Baby Costs Too Much.

When the price paid is the mothers
health and happiness. The father
doesn't realize as he romps with the
child what years of wifely suffering
must be set against the baby's laughter.
Chronic invalidism is a high. price to
pay for the painful joy of maternity, yet
II is at such cost that many woman
becomes mother. Such price is too
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28
A "RLIz" IN THE FAR WEST
Railroad Cuts IN Colorado FiIIlna-sev-
ar,i Inches at Snow In Montana.

Denver Feb. pa blizzard Is raging
Ill over this tate and the temperature is
falling. The weather is clear, except at
some points in the mountains, but the
snow which already covers the eastern
portion of the state is being carried by
high wind into the railroad cuts.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28
ELEVEN ATTORNEYS ARRESTED

ELEVEN ATTORNEYS ARRESTED
Lexington, Ky, Feb. 2S.-Eleven lead;
ing attorneys of this city were arrested
day on warrants charging them with
failing to pay a license to practice law.
They will contest the matter through the
appellate court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28

Miller S. D., Feb. 2s.-About eight
inches Of soft snow again covers the
ground here and it is still showing.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
INTERNATIONAL AMENITIES.

About a wear ago the Sk Ewly CHAMBER
Of eommsros communicated With N nv i
the leading msr,ln'.Is people tbryuShOo
canlda, and especially m British csIum5.
and the Yukon territory. These people
w,r. asked TO assist the m-r,hln's OF
skagwav to obtain iT,m the C'o.t..r
government such customs regulation a,
would sdmit The carving OF cm -.'r
goods To- borJ 70 SIX swsv irn m.n
tba, would -s1Jm, them na Can O
wlthou, tuty.
twas respectfully ,xgHrsl boz .a'.r
communications that che .t-.' ..., .-
der would no, only rrmt ... r.-..r .
Of Sk5gway to deal BOO c.0.iaa -.J~
thereby s,imula,irs C0 CLAN m ..-..--
turs, but would enable lls ua-ar.s
to hold their goods To- b,.o 80 SIS .V ~
s,,uiny frem tbsfr h,. J-i s..esa. r.
plles as might be needed ey 'hs r..s .-
Inns .o,sIiog them % 81. u-t.t c.r-
,,,,,Iv.lv small amour, of rr.v %
t,.lsb, hills
Tn. answers % these tcmu.n.c,tI'n,
v.r. VERY slow IN coming. Many % them
h,v. M, arrived -, But AN these tusI-
40, ,.,,r. vb, b.i tb. courtesy q.
......,h.,. .,,,,,,,,..fi,-s ur-. ,y-r,s
,.,h. ,,,,,,l,i,, Tb.r- -.,s,,s w.-. 1II
.,,i.,r,,. q .,l, stated they w.r. tl,t
4, ,,,.,s b. ,,y,,,,,.,gs 3, ,5. m.-.b1' s
o,Sy,,u,,y
..Lio.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
''THE BILLS"
Good Attraction at ElkS Hall
Next Wednesday.

Next Wednesday evening there will be
a stellar attraction at Elks hall 10 the sixth
performance Of the Skagwav Theatrical
Stock Co., appearing 10 1.-THE Bells" with
Percy Hunting In the romantic role Of
Matthias,
"Ths Bells" will BE- crsdltlblY stSgsd
and the difficult effects required will Be
successfully attalnSd that are required.
Special lights manipulated by practical
electrician will be used for the court room
ScSns.
The cast supporting Mr. Hunting Is we'll
chosen and one that will answer the full
requirements Of the play.
Tickets will 20 on sale TUESDAY, uomlng
a. B,ltt's drug store at the regular popul Z
Irlets.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
AIaakans

Going East are Invited to Inquire into the
accommodations afforded bv the Northern
Pacific before purchasing their tickets.
This routs offers the best Of everything to
the travelling public In the way Of dining.
sleeping and observation car service. For
tickets and all information, Gil on or write
10 A. Tlnllng, Gen. Agent, Tacoma. or ].
A. Nsdeau, Gen. Agsnt.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
Ill At Dawson

Mrs. BIltnsr has been at St. MarY's hos
pltal for more than a month suffering from
pneumonia. ShS has been given 'vsry at
tsnllon and has made a plueky fight for
life. William Blttnsr, her husband, and
the members Of the former st Ok COMPANY.
have done everything In their power 10
help hasten her recovery. ID .wson News
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
FISHING
Will Soon Commence
in Alaska,

Between March 2S and ArrIl IS some II
or T. vessels Of the P. P. & N. Co. will
be dispatched from SEATTLE to the COM
pany's 10 esnnUrlss In Southeastern Alaska
Prince William sound, Cook Inlet and
Bristol bay, on the BsrlnE sea side u the
Alaska peninsula.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

Hundreds OF ewes read the advertising
columns Of the Alaskan each dav. They
can these columns closely. Business men
90 you want reSultS2 We have the proper
medium. Phone 10 for the man with the
rate card to call
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
TIE Northern Pacific

Runs q :sttralns between Puget Sound
- -. CrIl. It's famous North Coast
Limited affords every convenience as
we'll as luxury known 10 the modem
travel. Tickets 10 all points In the United
States and Canada. II YOU contemplate a
trip East, call on or write 10 A. Iinllngi
Genl. Agent, Tacoma, or !. A. Nadsau,
Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

Is the route pH-dr.l.J ty -N1-r-r,,d
travellers over t1.S 60 'ns-. .r1 700 C.r-
not 90 better tb.n G k- ,Is route when
next YOU ore going E.,. Three t-sus.
continental trII s tu.v. For u,h-t, 600
an infoIm .tUn, cI.l Jn or ws.,- t1 s..
TinlIng. GenI Agent. l.,0m, 90 o. a..
Natslu, Ge-L Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
Married at Olympia

Hiss Sara TrOv. sister Of J. w. Trov,
editor Of the Alaskan, was married at the
home Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. L. B.
Troy. at OLYMPIA, Wash, on March 4, to
Mr.. Arthur Callow, Of Eima, Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
Bicycle SoOson Begins

Yesterday was a fine dav for hiking and
the wheelsrs clms out 10 good numbers.
The repair shops are now busy fixing the
wheels after their winters Law up.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15
PERSONAL MENTION

~S~SSS~~SSSSSSS
Capt. Rant wen, to Haln., On the
Farallon.
A. NJ. Rousseau Of the WhltshOrss
Weekly Star went below on the Farallon
for a short business trip
&c. Phelps one Of the proprlstoEs Of
the Commercial hotel at WhlIshOrS' come
over Yesterday on the train,
Mrs. {. N. Hsaslsy, stswardsss on the
steamer Clifford Slfton came North on the
Flnllou accompanied BY her brother c, E.
Nll4av
Mrs. N, A. Stewart. Of Seattle, al old
resident Of SkaRwaV, arrived on the
Spokane and Is at the Fifth AVSnus.
John Hal,m sailed South on the sDO
kane.
e. M,Nlch el. Of Whrshors', arrived
11 me Train last night and IS At the Fifth
Avenue.
C,p,. Richardson, went to Haln's On
TIE FTil,n ana will return on the Dol
prir, Tussd "
Chrk c ,ll,rmln and Jimmie BiTagsr.
have token bachelor on rters In the Pope
building, on lower Broadway.
o
Mrs. Ronksnd-r Is expected back about
tis z5th Of the month.
o
L.C. Trougb,m q, Of the Pacific Cold
S,o, &c Co., OF D wsvn. went to Tacoma
on the Spokane.
IN. Elmer, Of Seattle, irrlY q on the
spokane Yesterday, and registered at the
Dewey.
T. Vogel. Of Halnes, Is at the Dewey.
$. W. Nix, the P0rcuplne mining man,
and wife, arrived from Hslnss Yesterday,
md registered at the Dswsy. Mr.. Mix
went 10 Jursau on the Spokane Yesterday.
Mrs. Nix will visit with friends In this
,.tv Until his return.
F.E. B. smith, one Of Sulphur creeks
ys,lthv miners, eSms up on the Spokane,
a q will leave tomorrow for the Inside.
A. A. R-arton, with six horses and
shipment for the inside, came North on the
So kane.
NJ n. Goldsmith, came North on the
So k.ns. on a eoumsrclll trip for hls firm.
he is at the Fifth Avenue.
IN. Elm.r, Of the Lewis River Hv-
lrluIic Co, D,wson, Is 10 the clty, bound
Tor he Inside.
il. Hirchssrg, Of the Dawson cloth
INK hrm u that name, was an arrival on
Jh, s.. kane. Ne IS al the Fifth Avenue
hotel
b. E. Tuck. Of Atlln, arrived from Sat
t.s on the Spokane, Yesterday.
rs Bender, a well known Dawson msr-
camille man, made the trip North on the
50 kane.
Ms Guthrie, Of Dawson, went below
90 the Spokane.
a. r. Heillg, clerk II Judge wicker
sd ms cOur, arrived on the Spokane YES
er-ay and IS at the Fifth Avenue. He
..sves Monday for Eagle.
J.e Eogls Is making a tour Of Inspection
of a.I the mavoralitlss along the route Of
the W. P, &Y.
===-===-==-
Bicycle Sooson Begins
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

The finest porcelain bath tubs al tho
PRINCIPAL barbershop. Opposite thu Board
Of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

SIX gWly ms nuns. .t
sksters. >rver.I SIS tr-- uH. ... ..-
rink have been p-izeW'n.e.s bon s.t-.-
toufn msnis
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

The best glass Of beer In the North can
be had at the Seattle Saloon-A gentle
mans resort.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

ned star bottled beef IL unedualed a. .
able drink . pe; dom, delivered,
eieohons -
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

For c,mfo-., q 90 th- Pot,.art HOUSE,
Filth avenue. IgtUl
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

Fresh oys,e.s a, the PISS Ir. F-
faulnt
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-15

Jae E0gls Is making a tour Of inspection
Of aIl the mavorIlitIss along the route Of
the W. P, SY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15

stitute for the advancement OF mutual
Interests and the discussion Of Ques-
tons pertaining to Utahs greatest In
dustry. we hereby subscribe ourselves
as favorins the same
Signatures are being secured without
The least suspicion Of urging and the
outlook for the formation of a powerful
Organization grows brighter as the days
80 by. The new association viii be
broad-gauge institution. Ii win include
IN It's membership not only the ore
producers of the state. but men identi-
fed with the smelling industry, rep
resentatlVes Of the railway companies,
mining engineers. mine superintend-
ents, mill operators and metalurgical
engineers. mineral surveyors and In
fact all classes interested in any way I'm
the growth and prosperity Of the in
dustry.
The laws Of the association and insti-
tute are expected 10 be so framed that
the organization, as such. can keep in
close touch with legislation IN any way
affecting It's interests, treat with trans
poration companies and shelters and
work In harmony on all subjects of a
nature requiring mutual aid and con-
cessiOns AnOthe rObject will be to hold
regular meetings at which men versed
in the subjects viii be called upon to
discuss the best methods of mining.
milling, care of machinery. equipment
and the thousand and one things which
go 20 make mining profitable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15
eUGeENHEIMs NOT IN IT.
Insiders Land the Whitney Interest
to Cut Loose From Shelter Control.

70 Gut Loose From Smelter Control.
A most important announcement
from the official household of the TOnO-
pah Mining company is promised I'm
the very near future. ON Friday Vice
President Miller passed through Salt
Lake ON his way back 70 Philadelphia
from the cOmpanys mines at TonOpah
and while here he incidentally gave an
inkllng Of what tie announcement
would be.
The news was flashed over the wires
from New York only a few days ago
that the Guggenheim Exploration COM
pany. previously interested. had
acquired the w. O.. Whitney holdings
ia the corporation, that John Hays
Hammond had been named as consult
ing engineer for the company and that
hereafter the Guggenheims would have
considerable to say about the manage
ment Of the Ionopah cOmpanys affairs.
lt leaked out yesterday that the near
ly 100000 shares Of stock said to have
gone 10 the Guggenheims did not land
there. Instead. il was secured by some
of the largest interests i'm the COrpOra-
ton not in any way identified with the
American Smelling company or the
Guggenheim Exploration company and
the information was said to have come
direct from Mr.. Miller himself. BY the
landing Of the big block of stock mem
toned, il was said, the company would
free itself from any connection with
the smelling combine and be free to
handle the output of the mines as any
other independent corporation might do.
AT the present time the management
Of the company is sending out not to
exceed one carload Of ore per day under
a tonnage contract with the American
company. At the present rate of pro-
ductlOn that contract will be filed bv
about June j, though If circumstances
Justify IT, il can be filled at an earlier
date, and such a move is likely to be
made.
The TOnopah company Is said 70 per
teCtly understand the constantly in
creasing needs of smelters in the west
for a straight siliciOus ore and IL pro-
poses TO be free to contract its output
10 the best advantage 1t has taken a
long time for the large inside interests
I'm the company to get matters shaped
up 70 suit them. but at last the problem
has been solved and before the summer
months come the expectation IS that a
stream of ore the like Of which was
never heard of as coming from one
high-grade mine, win be pouring out
OF the camp and headed for the vari-
Gus smclters Of this valley.
While IN this city Mr.. Miller made no
mention Of the report that Mr.. Ham
mond was TO act as the company's con-
sulting engineer and from the tone Of
his conversations 81 seems most likely
that the famous engineer viii not figure
as such.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Conditions Favored a Better Market
Than Has Prevailed For a Week.


The mining share market during the
past week has been in a most unsettled
condition. and for a greater portion Of
the time interest has been very slack.
The sharp advance in the settling price
of lead the strength exhibited by cop
per and silver and the reports coming
from the various mining camps have
an been features that should have made
the market a hummer but it has not
'hummed" worth a cent. Tt may be
that the investigating and speculative
public has been slow 10 grasp the sig
nihCauce of the favorable trend Of the
metal market and on that account has
not gotten into action. That a change
for the better is confidently expected
by the talent is shown in the fact that
no attempt is being made TO short
stocks I'm any class.
During the six days a total Of 235. O94
shares Of stock, with a selling value Of
$20l370. changed hands. yesterdays
contribution including S2503.75 worth
of commercials amounted To 24.SS4
shares. with a selling value OF S49.-
l0.37 the heavy trading In Daly-Judge
and Daly-West accounting for the lion
share of the money. A comparison of
prices of the more active shares with
Mondays selling prices, makes the fol-
lowing exhibit:
Carisa is lie lower, at 13c. Consoli-
dated Mercur has tumbled from 81 Sc
90 Sl.53i4 and California has receded
from Sc 10 &c. Creole has remained
firm at 60c, while some business has
been done in Century around 74c. Com
stock, on the open board, has moved up
steadily from Sl.27 TO S1.40, but the rest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15
Rank Statement

New York March 1.-THE statement Of
averages Of the clearing house banks or
this city for the week shows:
Loans 1925 ,900,O00i decrease, &l5,902 600.
Deposits, S9l6. Ice, 900, decrease, S2D,4ll 200.
Circulation, Si2.g3l.I00; increase. $l6,EO.
Legal tenders, So, $40, lO0T decrease, Ssol 800.
Specie, Sl64. 1880; decrease. G.9l0.s00. Re
serve, $50. 0645J0, decrease, M,i62s 400. Re
serve required, SOD. 040 500; decrease, $5,llg.-
9z5. Surplus, $lO24.O0O; increase. $55AUo2.
Elk. United States deposits, $lL0OlO50' In
crease. S350.325.
The Financier this week says: The Of
fetal statement OF the New York as
ISOLATED banks for last week showed
reduction Ia loans, and consequently IN
deposits. sufficient In amount 10 diminish
the required reserve of cash against net
deposits by a sum slightly in excess Of
the loss Of cash, hence the surplus re-
serve showed a trifllng Improvement IN
stead of having been wiped out as
seemed probable early In the week. Tne
loans were reduced Sl5,O 800, making
81. $685. 500 since the week ending Feb. -.
The cash reserve decreased last week
$40, 400, which amount was a little more
than the sum indicated by the traceaDle
movements Of money. these estimates
showing a loss OF S3,643,309 Deposits fell
off last week S20.477, 200, a reduction since
Feb q OF Si7.05T, 800.
The required reserve was diminished
last week S5l4,4ZJ by the decrease in de-
pOslts of S35I025 more than the So 702. 100
the increase In surplus reserve and max
ing this item Sl02A000 Computed upon
the basis of deposits less Sf0,l55.4O0 OF
those of the government, the surplus re-
serve is Sl1O10, $50. The statement was
probably made on rising averages for
cash. and. therefore. the condition Of the
banks was most likely somewhat better
than that indicated by the return. But
not much Improvement In bank conditions
can reasonably be looked for while the
subtreasury continues so greatly to abb
sOrb money from the local banks through
fiscal operations. OF the reduction of
S23,5l2. 700 In the bank cash since Feb. "a
which has been the chief factor i'm the de-
crease Of sl4, SGD 200 in surplus reserve in
this interval, by far the largest part OF
the loss has been due TO payments for
customs The disbursements for pensions
are expected 20 be large during the cur
month and this viii tend 20 lessen the
net loss to the banks on government
operations. sun the treasury must. 10
would seem. absorb cash from the
banks TO the amount sufficient % more
than offset the gain to these institutions
through the interior bank movement. The
recovery I'm surplus reserve from its pres
eut low point. therefore, probably Will
be slow. That the banks have the situa-
shown by the statement Of last week, the
institutions In anticipation of the in
evitablo loss Of cash. sharply contracting
their loans and thereby they prevented
the eEtingulshmeut OF the surplus. which
might sentimentally az least. have had a
disturbing effect upon the money market
The statement shows that loans are S.
53S 400 in excess Of deposits: in the pre-
vious week this excess was S2,958000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15
WITH TIE PRODUCERS.
United States Making Money Fast
Output From All Sources.

United States Making Money Fast
Output From All Sources.
During the past week the big indie
pendent smelters down in the valley
forwarded to the eastern rehneries ten
carloads OF copper old-silver bullion,
the aggregate weight of which was in
excess of 600, 600 pounds The Highland
Boy shipped 24l, 900 pounds; the United
states company 1Sl065 pounds and the
Bingham Consolidated about 1S2, 900,
The values of these. consignments, even
approximately, are not released on this
end of the line but there is no question
that they win amount 20 more than
100000. This amount added 10 the
weeks settlements IN the open market,
brings the states production for the
week up to $737.700.
The recent statement submitted by
the United States cOmpanys voting
trustees showed that the value of the
bullion produced at the companys
smelter up to March ! was 29c a pound
With the recent increase in the market
value of the various metals that value
would be quite low at the present time
so 1t is fair to assume that the ISL. 900
pounds of bullion forwarded this week
VIII easily bring $50. 900. Taking that
as basis Of what the smelter is doing
and IL becomes plain that the corpora
tons Indebtedness viii be entirely
wiped out within ninety days. ,or by
June J.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15

OF the unlisted stocks have had a strug-
sic to keep anywhere near even.
DAILY has dropped from better than IS
to $40. while Daly-Judge has shot up
a clean 81 a share. to S1l.82iA. For the
greater part of the week Daly-West
was anything but strong. Since Thurs
day however. IL has steadily grown in
FAVOR, the week closing with a heavy
business at advancing figures bordering
on the sensational. AT the opening yes
terday IT sold at $3.50, and from that
figure it was sold all the way up to
S40.25.
Grand Central has been eased down
from $3.50 to about $40. though no
sales were recorded yesterday. Boss
Tweed and Victor both have fallen off
about Sc a share. 10 close around 24c
while the quotations Of Lower Mann
moth have not been far from SIC during
the week. Ben Butler has done some
business at Sc and better. and Martha
Washington has held steady at &c to
6iac.
May Day has picked up and been IN
demand at lie 20 17iae. Tetro and Lit
tie Chief, both Of which are scheduled
70 begin marketing ore during the next
week have both shown unmistakable
signs of being prominent in the ad-
vancing column, while the perform
ances Of Uncle sam In the matter OF
production is being reflected in a stiff
tening of the price of those shares.
Ontario did some business during the
week at $3.50 Mammoth sold at $1.30
up TO Sl.4l1z at the beginning of the
week, but it closed with only $1.25 bid.
New York has put i'm a rather un-
eventful week and closes about as it
opened Its neighbor. the Wabash, has
received an unmerciful hammering,
having been delivered all the way
down the line from SIC to 27c, closing a
trlfie above the latter figure.
Changes in the price Of other stocks
have been, for the most part, unim-
portant. the close being made on the
following quotations:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15
San Francisco Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

The Taylor g. Brunton sampler was yes
terday in receipt OF nine cars Of ore from
Tlntlc
Eight cars of ore from Tintic and one
dend win be paid the shareholders to-
morrow.
Secretary VIII c. Lamb Of the Silver
King Is down from the Park on a short
business trip.
from Idaho were reported as having
reached the Conklin sampling works yes
terday morning.
Manager Frank B. Cook went out TO
note the progress Of developments at the
Columbia yesterday morning.
Messrs. Duncan and Snow returned
from the Martha Washington yesterday
morning we'll pleased with the condition
in which they found the property. Two
carloads Of ore were mined between the
lst and nth OF the month. One Of them
has already passed through the sampler