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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
MINING CONCENTRATES.

W. 4. Gray and r. W. Kelly, who ale
! interested In the development Of the
| Wheeler q Wilson mine IN the Bis Cot
tonwood canyon. expect TO visit that
property tomorrow.
John f. Crismon. bookkeeper at the
Utah mine al Fish Springs, IS in the
city for a brief vacation.
A. f. Holden, managing director OF
the United States Mining company.
has returned from trip 10 Montana.
W. S. Brown, one OF the directors Of
the Con. Mercur mine, has arrived from
Fremont. Neb.
Capt. T.. r, Singlser president Of the
American Flag mine OF PARK city, has
returned from tIin east.
Manager FarnsWorth ana Consulting
Engineer Rohlhng OF the Horn Silver
mile departed for that Beaver county
mine last night
Jamea Earls has been installed as
superintendent Of the Bulliou-BeCk,
vice John D. Murphy. resigned.
supt. 4. J. Davis, Of the New York
Tonopah mine OF Tonopah has arrived
In the city
The winze being sung az the Eagle
aud Blue bell mine In Tintic has reach.
ed the 100 foot level.
It is reported that the Collins group
Of claims in the camp OF Alta has pass
ed into the hands OF John A. Kirby,
Alex Goliath and l.. A. Jeffs The pro.
perry Is situated near the Albion mine.
Charles w. Collins, for a long time
identified with the camp OF Alta which
Is taking rapid strides forward. Is the
vendor
John Forgie, superintendent OF the
Royal Gold q Copper companys pro-
pertles out Of Milford Is up from the
south.
Today Is the date set Tor the delin-
quent sale Of Emerald and Martha
Washington the recent assessment re-
mains unpaid.
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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS
MEANS MUCH FOR TlNTIC.
What Mammoth Company Seeks In
The way Of Treatment Charges.

Eureka, Utah, Aug, S.-Eyeryone In
Eureka Is hoping that the Mammoth
Mining company win succeed In induc'
ing the American Smelling & Refining
company to grant a more favorable
schedule Of charges for treatment for
It win mean much for the future Of
the Tintlc district II such concessions
can be made that win render the move.
ment Of the vast quantities of low grade
ores, without milling from this camp
profitable. II Is said here that the
Mammoth company Is In hopes of se-
curing such rates as viii bring the ex-
pense OF transportation and smelling
down to NO more than $3.50 per ton.
In Gaze the company succeeds In max
ing more favorable contract the mill
win remain closed and the ore now
in the bins win BE- shipped to the smell
ters In the crude.
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POISON, PEL0UBET & co,
Public Accountants
ADULTS OF Books AND ACCOUNTS.
sYsTENs or BooKKEEPISG on Cosrs
F1sAScIAL ExAMslTloss Era
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that The Males.
Tic Colpcr Mining a. Smelling Company
will receive bids until ana including Aug
ust 18th on hauling ore, as follows:
approximately 100 tons daily from the
Iiartlnglon-llickory mine 20 the Majestic
snielter a distance Of four miles
approximately 20O tons daily from he
Old Hickory mine 10 the Majestic Smelter,
a distance OF seven miles; also on same
tonnage 70 nearest railroad point. one and
a half miles
ApproN lmately 2)0 tons daily from The
o, h. mine TO the Majestic Smelter. dis
lance q ten miles, also on same tonnage
TO solus siding, one and half miles.
BIDS Will also be received on any part
Of the above quantities.
The Company reserves the right TO re-
jet any and all bids.
For further information apply to the
Office Of the General Manager, Milford,
Utah.
WILLIAM A. PARISH
49,, General Manager.
Milford, Utah, August 5, 1903.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been distinguished by
still further sagging In several stocks
in the list, quite a number having gone
of from last weeks quotations. the
only stock In the entire list that has
advanced Is Idaho Sugar which is back
to $1,000. Bell Telephone is weak on ac'
count OF the reported activity OF It's
probable competitor Greedy sugar
shaded off owing to the report Of the
severe hailstorms In Colorado, though
no advices have been received yet Of
any positive damage to the beet crop
Utah and Amalgamated Sugar are both
rather weak stlll owing TO the Lewis
ton complications. Mr., Nibley was In
the city during the week, but had little
to say except that the Lewiston site
had not yet been determined on.
Fo1loyyino are the latest 1lotatiOng.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

chicago. Aug, s.--September wheat OBS
,p.d .H'. higher at IgAQ'sls, aud under
u good demand from the outside, sold up
no ,0i. but clsed of again and closet al
.f. "A net gain of p for the day.
Ciosp. Understanding, Df old, &&;l
December sos. old, SQjs, May S2ss.
com August, 5lis; september, VA De.
Oats Aug, slNq937i, September. $40
2is.. Uectmb 3dRp5lH
"P,yk-s pttmber, lS,32a. May, 1900.
scptcmutr ard S.Og4i October icy,
Rlb.~ september, I9o0ls2H; october,
rive september. %,
Timothy -Soptembpr $3.50.
clover August 100,
BARLEY Cash, $500 o,,
rod Nl ash. No. 2 hard winter, 19riO4;
&n hard winter UnSi NO ] northern
.nrire Ib5iSi; No. northern spring &g
"A No 8 spring Uflsl
'rt,r- NJ. 52is 40, 0, 52A.
0ats-No. 5. 3lfi32 No. Q, SOhQSlh.
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MARKET LACKED SUPPORT.
LIVE STOCh.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Aug. S--Cattle-Recepts. 800
Steady Good TO prime steers j.eHbiJ
poor 10 medium, 3.GjdfM; stockers am
feeders. 2.j06l. 81 cows i.50d450, holfers
20Oai.15, Gamers. l.jOM2.70; bulls. 20Od
40, calves. 2.50aI00. Texas fed steers
325a4 ~; western steers, S.904.j0
logs Receipts, today 1000 tomorrow,
5000. left over 1900 JdlOc higher Mixed
and butchers, 5,05ui.6Ii2; good to choice
heavy. j.&gjj5, rough heavy .4&q9 49,
light, 5.3Ntj so: bulk Of sales j.2Oa5j.
Sheep Receipts 1901 Sheep and lambs
steady. Good TO choice wethers, 34Oa
$50. fair to choice mixed, 2.jQd3.25; west
ern sheen 2 Ijn3 50, native lambs. 3,3q
GOO. western lambs iQN5.Cj.
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FALLEN STEEL KINGS AMBITION And
"THE DANGEROUS AGE OF FORTY"
Mr.. SCHWAB HAS
PAID THE PRICE


The dangerous age OF forty has
received d sh attention through IA,
t-.ol.. 1....., ..r ,,-.,... At e.tv.,,,
'ne msl'o'l' Nfuit 10 ,h' ElaAd u F"
Ga of steel SohWal is ID typicl
,sUt etu.I' American of "rilt
Nm. ..........,,.. 49,. a..
''''" 'I,'' '''''''''' '"'1 - '"'
type oi Che very hish American
spirit and very high American am.
ll.c,s TlJ. s,yl. oy ,r,.,i...r
N'' 'pN'l'' l' business the spirits
OF adventure, invention. research
ANA inf Tho saaNsb eyle ol
,.,..
''.'''''H' u 't ''i'' '.a''N-I d
mHt.rh5s.cIou "a scholar uul stu
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

Now York. Aug. S.--Butter-Rccclnts,
i00 nnrk1ges. State dairy lihWts;
EErse keceipts. $500 packages Firm.
\vsstrrn seconds 10 EXTRAS, 1920
sur1r- Raw firm, fair refining S3.l8;
r,ntT,tugli g6 test, nae; molasses su-
gar Gi'-iG Refined firm; crushed 80;
nso,y1er,l $40. granulatcd 800.
Cotfet-Qulct. No Rio, blu
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OPEN BOARD SALES.
RECAPITULATIoN
A MILLION IN SIGHT.
What Mine Inspector Bell Has TO
Say of the Minnie Moore.

State Mine Inspector Robert uell has
returned from a trip TO the Wood river
section, says the Boise Statesman.
While over there, MIR. Bell Inspected the
Minnie Moore mine lie pron0uuces il
one Of the very best properties Dr. hes
ever seen. The history OF the mine
he says. Is remarkable, having foW
equals for blundering. The former
company actually abandoned the pIo-
perty when there was Sl.j0oOw rrac-
ITALY IN sight. the ore being hgh
grade and Of q character 10 return
heavy profits. The company undercut
tho great ore body that has been exc
plored By the new company but ild not
know II, and after laundering about &c
abandoned the property. Bell says
there IS fully sl,J00o00 IN sight now.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BANK CLEARINGs.

Bank clearings throughout the United
states and Canada for the week end.
ing Friday, Aug. Z. 1908. were:
Inc Dec
SAT- Lake city. 81 22oS.is -. ia
Totals L. s.. 80. 1855. fSg. 200 49,. So
outside ~ Y. O.. 1gli07.55s 5.3...
Totals, Canada. .. 4e9s7,765 So.
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Base
ores. Bullion Gold Bars
sl98.soO $500 500 $1,000

The metal market has pnased The
week fairly stationary silver began
With Quotat ton Of SAX cents on Mon
day; Tuesday II remained the same;
Wednesday found it up to 55h cents
Thursday and Friday II was back to
6iN and today at So cents Gopher was
quoted at l2h cents. Lead at $3.50 per
100 hounds
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QUERY: IS 1T
WORTH THE COST.

The breakdown Of Schwab dli
not occur until he had amused i'm
meuse wealth and madca glittering
name for himself. Was it worth
the price? That is the question
many ask
10 is easy and natural to say
no" But how many men would
not willingly risk their lives FOR
what Schwab wone Indeed. the very
man Who deplores q man working
himself 10 death TO achieve great
fortune would leap up, with fire In
his eye TO so through any hardship
or stress TO reach and snatch the
brilliant bauble, fortune. An most
men ask for Is to see that dazzling
lauhle clearly. somewhere. so that
they can advance over the yolcan-
ic hot stones or through the pierre
iag famine filled cold. with their
eyes liked upon u.
Il Is probable that the passion
OF his work was NOR to Schwab
than the money And he was sim
ply the man who had the hardihood
TO go ahehd where he thought tina
fascinating bauble lay-whereas
most OF US must be actually able 10
see ii. and all but touch II, to work
as he worked.
II Is idle 20 say. Don't do IL" for
since the beginning, men have been
WILLING TO pay the highest price for
the bauhle fortune and take their
chances Some live Some die.
II is the fortune Of war.--Denver
! Post.
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TO uiNrAH RESERVATION.
Surveyor General Anderson viii
Leave Cny Next Monday,

surveyor-General H. II, Anderson ex-
poets to leave for the Ulntah reserya.
tion next Monday to look over the
ground rrcraratory to the invasion OF
the territory next month by a small
army OF surveyors who have been
awarded contracts TO survey the reser-
walton.
II is expected that all the contractors
win have their men in the field soon
after Sept, ],
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south swansea Lead.

The management Of the South Swan
sea Mining company made settlement
today for a carload OF lead ore, which
netted the company about $500. Three
carloads of second class ore VIII arrive
az the samplers early next week.
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Riehneld Advocate.
Mineral survey Ordered.

Application has been filed in the Of
fee OF the surveyor general for survey
No 5000 for the Leigh Placer mining
claim situated In the West Mountain
mining district Salt Lake county, APP
plication made by d. c. lacking ct al.
Date, Aug. g. Heber x. Burton, dep
uty mineral surveyor.
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NINE PRODUCT SALES.
Ore aud Bullion Settlements for
Week Aggregated Sii5, t50.

The ore aud bullion settlements made
in this city during the fiscal week enl-
ing August aggregated the sum Of
s4l6, $50 against t5i1S00 for the previous
week as follows:
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Kansas City, Aug, S-Cattle-Receipts,
1900 Market steady; unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. 1890. Market steady 10
&c higher Bulk Of sales. 5.G'Raj .G
heavy, 4 $Q5. %, packers, j.lodj 22ia; me-
dunn. 5.ljuj27la; light j,5aj.Sl; workers,
j35a5.iO; pigs, 5,&g5.O.
No sheen.
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LIVERPOOL.

fhorpcd. Aug. S.--Cash; Wheat--Ser-
,,mArr' 6s lisd, October IS aga, Deem.
Npr J4 Aild.
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lJrht packers. 52O15.25; mixed and hss.
yy, jl6ul.M
changed.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Aug, -Cattle--Receipts
400. Market nominally steady. Native
steers. i.0ln5,3j, cows and helfcrs, 5000
40, western steers. 3,50Qi 40, western
COWS and hefers, 2. 2jajSO. Gamers, 1904
$50, stockers and feeders, 2,j0N4 or
calves. 250aj00. bulls, stays, etc, 200g
400
Heavy 5.Ojd5.i2ie. mixed, 5.0jd5.i0. light
5.l0a5. %; pigs. 5.lOQ5.2O, bulk Of sales,
t.01ikh515
No sheen
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Salt Lake Bank Clearinss

Salt Lake clearings for the
past week as compared with
the same week year ago were
as follows;
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plant preparatory to handling the mrs.
rop Of beets
The factory at Garland u located /
he present terminus Of the Malal val
~ railroad. which reaches 10 miles up
he valley and which win be extended
o Mslad IN the near future 49,.
Mr. Austin also states that the sugar
company Is now ploughIng under me
second crop Of alfalfa, when mas pIU51
cd To be one of the best fertilizers for
he beet crop yet discovered. lie Say >
he considers that good crop oil aiIa'.
q ploughed under during the month Oh
august Is worth S26 per acre to the lur-
-" 70 ra-l'lng bis beet crop foI tne
following year. as five tons OF n't'
Aaitional per acre can be rulseu ny
treating the land In this way
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Totals :. 81, ga, G7219 il,025, 3Si,l9
Decrease, sl,sei.7l5.SO

Moons iron mine, 4; South Swansea,
O. United Sunbeam, 2; Victor, 81 Yam
kee Con, 8. Total, "a cars.
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Deseret National bank .,.,..,S2SO 90
u. G. NJ. I...,,.v",..,,..,..., l6i'uV
Home Fire Insurance company. 1860
The Utah Sugar company pfd"" SO
The Utah Sugar company, COM. $40
State Bank of Utah., ,,,... N1OO
Deseret Savings bank ........ 26O W
Zion's Savings Bank & Trust Co. 1875 90
Provo Com. 4 Savings bank. 1870 %
Lehl Com. & Savings bank. 100. 90
Thatcher Bros. B'kg Co.. Logan. 100 90
First National bank, Ogden. .. 22l 30
Rocky Mt. Bell Tel. company .. 90 90
Davis County bank, Pennington l0l 80
Barnes Banking Co., Kaysvile. 23O 90
Ogden Savings bank .n........ liI 90
Consolidated Wagon q Machine
CO., preferred ...., .....,,.,.r "a 60
do. common ...,.......... 80 90
Greedy Sugar company .,,-,.... III sd
Amalgamated Sugar Co.. pfd 49, 20
do, common .,..,o,.,,.,..,,. %, 90
Idaho Sugar C0....,.........,. 49,
Lewiston Sugar Co. .......... 10 90
Provo Wooden Mills CO..n..... Gj 90
Peoples Coop, Lehl ".,..,..,.. 1890
BONDS.
NiulNll bVilbh sssstssss Tee sstsssst AVl
Consolidated Railway & Power
20, ponds Observation-Disclosures. lO0
Salt Lake City Railroad bonds g.. lOl
Sumpter Valley Railroad ..u.... lOlh
Utah County Light & Power Co.
bonds ,..,..,........,...,.... zoos
Messrs. George Romney and George
IT, Odell OF the Consolidated Wagon &
Machine company have returned from a
big swing around the agricultural cir
Gle CT northern Utah and southern Ida
no. In addition TO the railroad jaunt
they covered $50 miles by team. They
took special note Of all the agricultural
conditions and they are confident of
fine fan trade They We're specially
amazed at the metamorphosls which
had been worked in the Snake river
valley since the Idaho Sugar company
started its enterprise there. The beet
fields, they say, are wonderful Houses
are sp-irglng up In all directions
around Idaho Falls and the rural de-
livery boxes are seen in front of every
farm house. Mr.. Odell says too much
cannot be said Of the future Of this
prosperous district.
Salt Lake stands thlrty-fourth this
week In the list OF cities whose clear
ings are given by Bradstreet, with the
figure al s3,2OS,4l9 This is a decrease
Of lis per cent from the correspond
ing week Of last year. Yet there are
others. Fort Worth has a decrease OF
2I2 per cent, Des Molnes has de-
crease OF 26.2 per cent, Sioux City 1913
per cent, Fall River OF IS. Helena Of
1875, and Sioux Falls Of 1913 per cent.
The cement works management ls
building a .15xli0 foot steel frame mill
in connection with It's present establish
ment, 10 cost about SIS 900 and be com
pleted In 80 days.
S. d. Evans has bought the Strlckley
residence at 50 Third East street, and
takes possession Sept /.
The contracting firm Of Hartweu G.
frame has been given the contract 10
build the new payision al Tooele. the
figure being 1881 The pavilion Is 10
be erected in IS days.
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THE POWER PLANT.

Located across the Bear River about
oven miles from the factory, Is the
'tah Sugar compahy's new electric
power plant, where 1000 horsepower
win be generated within the next te"
weeks. This plant viii be able TO fur
nlsh light TO Garland. and The com
nany has already contracted to furnish
the Utah Light e. Power company at
ogden with an It's surplus power. the
line is now being strung from Ogden
10 the power plant.
The resident manager Of the Utah
Sugar company at Garland Is Mr.. Mo.
slnh Evans who Is at all times pleased
to answer inquiries from intending sell
tiers or purchasers of land
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co..
brokers, were:
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ZIG SLUMP IN
UNION PACIFIC
Il Went Down Five and Three
Fourth Points
THEN IT REBOUNDED THREE
Following Declines IN Londoh Every
thing Gave Way Market 'loslhE
WIS Aciiye hut Not Strong

New York, Aug S--Decllnes in the Lon
don market this morning helped to MAKE
a weak opening In stocks here The sell
INK was not ON large scale and prices
gave way easily. After steadyng Tor
short time the market gave way again a'
around with special pressure against the
pacldcs and southwesterns. Missouri F"-
cihc and Union Pacific lost ~ Atkinson
?x and New York Central Northwestern
preferred, Nirgnla-Corolina Chemleal ana
Contn nlal Tobacco PEI rr,d Hooking
Valley and Consolidated Gas dropped ia
and Snur 8. Losses quite generally ran
from / TO IN the active list Denver
Rio Grande preferred rose ik aud alone
showed strength. There was fractional
rally followed by idleneas There were
panicky breaks In prices after the pdbh-
cation Of the bank statement Union "a
cnc and Consolidated Gas siumped oA,
Missouri Pacific, Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit and Metropolitan Street Railway ga.
Atchison and ST. Paul 3la and the active
list generally TO 3 points, An avalanche
Of stOp-ldss orders was dislOdgtu anu the
trading was accompanied ~ great dsoi /.
der Union Pacific reb0unded 3 points ana
Canadian Pacific rose over last night anu
other leaders from ! 10 2 points ON nasty
short covering by room traders. Prices
again rat on and the closing was very ac'
tive and weak.
Close: Money ON call, nominal no loans
on SATURDAY,
Time money firm; Co days 4alis ner
cent W days, per cent SIX months, o'ga
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 42,d6 per cent.
Sterling exchange nominal with actual
business in bankers bills az l@,Wq
4.Sj.j5 for demand ana at i.SlOi4'o5'l9
for W days.
Posted rates. asa and 4.S6ig.
COMMERCIAL bills 4.s2haAsjh,
Bar silver, 50,
Mexican dollars, Ea..
onds-Goyernments stcRly, railroads
heavy.
MARKET LACKED SUPPORT
New York, Aug. Sin the absence Of
support and extremely beaIish runOrs
| from abroad the stock market here or
ened with prices down a point or more
| in a number OF active issues sucn as
Atchisun Baltimore q ONO, Erie Cana
dian Pacific Missouri Pacific, Cnbn Pa
chic and Consolidated Gas, There were
large fractional breaks In number ut
other issues and the declines became
more marked toward the end Of the hrsi
| hour. I'm the course Of which other stocks.
such az Sugar and some Of the special
| ties, wcr' raided, The pronounced weak
ness was shown also by the steel stocks
and numerous other industrials The at
tendance Of brokers was comparatively
small not so much because of the halt
holiday as because the conservative elc-
mcnt deem II best 10 keep out Of the
market at this time and leave the night 10
the trading element
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Aug, S-Tno statement OF
averages of the clearing house banks Of
this rity for the week shows;
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DENVER

Denver Aug -Cattle-Recepts. 80
Market dull easy Beef steers. 3f5dj. 20.
cows, 0ai,25. stockers and feeders, 800
400 bulls. l.50q3.N.
HOg's- Receipts, co., Market higher.
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REGULAR CALL SALES,

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Con. Mercur. 100 at 152.
May Day, 100 at S% 1000 az 9ia 500
at ga 1900 at 2, Shares sold. 1900
Sacramento. 1850 at %; 1000 at 23h
Shares sold. 1850
Uncle Sam Con, 1000 at 10. 800 at
lSla Shares sold ! 500.
ButlerLiberal. 25O at 49, 800 at 1874.
Shares sold, $50.
California. 1900 at lax 1000 at 49, 800
at lils; 500 at IA shares sold $500
New York Bonanza, 1000 at n 10.
Tetro, 1000 at g.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Con- Mercur. SO at 1853; 100 at 1.51.
Shares sold. id0,
Daly-West, at $685..
Lower Mammoth 100 at 66 6
Star Con. 500 at II; LOO at liii, 100
at l7& 1000 az Is, 800 az 49, Shares
Told $500
New York Bonanza. 500 NJ 2ii5
Wabash. 200 mt l2is; 200 at l2k.
Shares sold. 1855
REHABILITATION
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BONDS.
Church bonds

NnuICH DOnus COMMUNICATING lVl
Consolidated Railway & Power
Co, bonds ...........,........ 100
Salt Lake City Railroad bonds To-. l0l
Sumpter Valley Railroad ...,.., lOll
Utah County Light & Power Co.
bonds Observation-Disclosures. 1908
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THE SUGAR PLANT.

At the sugar plant there is immense
activity going on. and from hencefor-
ward II Is probable that two shifts Of
laborers viii be employed. Thirty days
ago the first steel for the main build
ing was set IN place. and today one
half the steel and large portion OF the
machinery has been put in position tn-
der the supervision Of Mr.. Gilman, A
large part Of the brick walls are also
up to the second story. This work
has been done under the supervision OF
Elias NJ. Jones. who has charge OF all
the mason work. The beet sheds are
being rapidly CONSTRUCTED and are fur
nlshed with three elevated railroad
tracks and tire elevated wagon roads
so that all the beets can be dumred
into the sheds below. This work is be-
ing done under the supervision Of Con-
tractor Robinson Of Salt Lake. There
are now IN the nelghborhood OF 900 men
employed on the ground, installing the
Evening journal., 1903-07-27

out In Danville, H., Jail is sur
rounded by a bowling mob, the win
dows riddled. and the lives OF the keep
ers in jeopardy The militia has been
called out and already there are two
persons killed and a long list Of wound
ed. Back of all OF these exhibitions OF
violence is a primitive savagery that
encourages crime rather than making
It impossible. The mob always receives
encouragement from persons who
ought TO know better. There are a few
ministers and agltators who ought to
be made to account for their words that
incite the lawless to violence. The most
dangerous and insistent Of these is Sem
ator Tillman, and he is now going
through the West like flaming brand
melting to race riots.