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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

row. Mr.. Mucklow is expected to return
before the close OF the present month.
The reports Of the experts employed 20
examine the properties OF the Phoebe
Consolidated al Phoebe have been SUB
mitted to Senator w, A. Clark. and the
probability OF deal being consummat-
ed soon is favorable, which VIII mean
the early building Of branch Of the
San Pedro into the famous old camp
J. +. Gibbs has sold the Marysvale
Free Lance and will hereafter devote
his time to his various mining inter-
ests around Marysyale, The purchase
ers are A. 3. Williams, John w
Woodring and b. Stringham Young
OF Rchheld. who will continue the
publication OF the paper.
Water flow from Dalton e. Lark long
tunnel Is again increasing and Is now
not less than 1900 gallons. Breast OF
tunnel was yesterday In quartzite
The 1850 level OF the mine Is now VS.
ible for the first time since the COM
pany began operations, and work VIII
soon begin here.--Bingham Bulletin
The Clara Copper company is PLAN
ming to install copper teaching plant
at It's property 20 miles south OF
Thompson's Springs, In Grand county.
w. c. Tracy, who has been In charge
OF the Wheeler 4 Wilson mine in Big
Cottonwood canyon, has accepted the
superntendency of the Clara and has
taken his departure TO assume his new
duties.
The entire working force at the
Mammoth mine was laid off again
sunday For some time the company
has been trying to make arrangements
with the railroads and smelter com
panies whereby the lower grade ores
from the mine could be marketed, On
the 18th OF last month the railroad and
smelter put satisfactory rate into ef-
feet temporarily. Saturday last the
smelling company served notice that
no more ore would be taken until 9TH
or arrangements were made, and con-
sequently Supt. Mcintyre closed the
mine down. About rs men are affect
ed,-Eureka Reporter.
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CONCENTRATES.

w. c. Thomas. OF the Newhouse
mines has returned from a trip east.
Two cars Of Tetro second class ores
are at the samplers today.
Twenty additional men have been
put TO work Mt the Gemini In Tintic.
The Wide West mill at Cherry
Creek, Nevada, is In successful COM
mission.
The annual meeting Of the Wabash
Mining company is scheduled for this
afternoon.
Samuel Newhouse Is expected to ar
rive in the city soon. He may be here
the latter part Of the week.
Joseph Dederlch has gone TO Beaver
county to look after the wrok In prog
ress along the Wah Wah springs pipe
line.
President John Dern. Of the Con-
solidated Mercur Gold Mines company,
has returned from a flying business trip
to Nebraska,
The excavations for the new Uncle
sam mill In the Tlntic district are
completed and the work OF laying the
foundations have commenced.
J. b, Thompson departed last Satur-
day to inspect Nevada mining inter-
ests, He win visit Ely Munsey Creek
and Cherry Creek before returning.
W, l.. Mas manager Of the Superior
Alta property, has returned from camp
where he arranged for the commences.
ment Of development work there to-
day,
A rich strike was made In the Buck
this week 4 four-foot vein was un-
covered carrying about 100 ounces In
silver and 50 In gold to the tom
Stateline Oracle
Sam G. Durham, editor OF the Tono-
pan Miner, Is In the city for few
days vacation. lie was a delegate TO
the Irrigation congress at ogden from
Nevada.
The Shawmut & Nevada Co are
constructing new road over which
the ore from the Buck and Ross mines
viii be transported to the new mill
Stateline oracle,
The La Plata con. Mining COMPANY
operating IN the La Plata district
north OF ogden, Is about TO let con.
tract for $50 feet OF additional tunnel
work Developments at that property
are said to be quite satisfactory.
A three-foot vein Of 800 ore has
been encountered In the lower work
ings of the Homestake mine This
valuable property under the manage
ment Of Mr. Hackett s rapidly devel.
oplng into NOTWITHSTANDING
Oracle
A message was received from Hart.
ford, Conn, this forenoon announcing
the arrival Of President w, b.
Mucklow OF the Majestic Copper com.
pany a meeting OF the directors OF
the company viii be held there tomor-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
PRODUCE

CHICAGO
Chicago. Sept 2l-Cash; Wheat-No. 2
rel SO; No, red sSIsa79l4, No. 2 hard
winter. T7ls0 No. hard winter. Hpeoi
No. northern sprlng, lyusI
Corn-No. q SASSY, No. 3, tlA4St
Oais-No. 2, 36Q36h; No. 3, S5AuSSA,
September dA.
Flax--Cash, northwest, l.0l'
Timothy September 800.
Glover, 9,s5.
Barley Cash, $3.50
close: Wheat-Scp,ember n; old. 40
7ils December IshqIShi old 'S'si May
s0MgSOh. ,e-,.
Corn-september i7%i December, 1914;
May. A. 49,,
Oats September. S6h' December sibi
PORK September, 1916; October, l2,s7ls;
Lard.september, $50; october. o,I0 De-
oember, 40
uary, 5G7lR.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Sept 2l.--Close. Wheat-Sep-
TENDER, Is Sad; October, IS Id December,
cs AID
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SILVER QUOTED AT
FlFTY-NlNE TODAY.

Producers have no reason to
feel bad over the condition of
the metal market today, Silver
only needs another shove to
land IT at 60 cents; the quota
ton today being 50 cents. This
Is exactly In line with the pre-
dlction made some time ago by
President Jacob Bamberger of
the Daly-West Mining company
that the white metal would rise
to 60 cents before being quoted
at 80 cents again. Mr.. Bam-
berger Is probably the best post
ed man in Utah and Is n recog-
nlzed authority In such matters.
silver Is quoted higher today
than 1t has been In almost three
years.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND ST0CKS.|

Immense undertaking OF the White
Knob Copper company at Mackay, Ida
no, and who Is at present opening the
Valley Greek mine IN stanley Basin.
Mr.. Darlington says the White Knob
company Is developing into what It's
friends promised for It two years ago.
The Valley Creek mine Is adding 10
stamps TO those already installed, maxi
Ing 20 stamps In all, all OF which vii!
soon be dropping on ore
AS state engineer. Mr.. Darlington IL
thoroughly familiar with the irrign-
ton projects now under way, all OF
which, he says, are making rapid prog
ress. He says Idaho Is exceedingly
prosperous, and that the era Of pros
perity has only lust begun.
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AT THE UTAH MINE.
New shoot Of ore Has Been Opened on
The FIFTH Level.

A letter received at the offices Of the
Utah mine this morning brought the
Information OF another new strike In
that property, An the officials know
about II was the simple statement that
"a shoot OF ore from one to two feet
vide has been encountered in the face
Of the east drift on the fifth level.
In speaking of the general conditions
at the mine the writer stated that they
have never looked better and In the
places where ore has been previously
exposed Improvement Is noticed all
along the line.
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Initial Lot TO Come From Big Cotton
wood Property this Week

A shipment Of ore the initial lot, will
come from the Wheeler & Wilson mlnc
I'm Big Cottonwood canyon this week. r..
w Kelly, one of the largest stockhold-
ers paid a visit TO the property yester-
day and returned last night very well
satisfied with the progress being made
with development work, The upraise
being made on the ore indicates that the
vein is permanent A tunnel Is being
run to tap It lower down the mountain
and considering It's dip, as shown I'm the
upper workings, II should be encount-
cred within the next 30 or 40 feet,
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Time Table
In Effect May /,
1903.
macon
Slil91a|

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland, Butte, a.
San Francisco and Omaha.''''' o'% a''"'
From Ogden and intermediate an -,
points Observation-Disclosures "" a'"'
From Ogden, Cache Valley, Chi
S yss ana a. ,nt ,1 points 1901 PM
From ogden, Chicago, St. Louis,
Kansas City Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco ...,,,.,s.'' f'Vo Pun
From Ogden Cache Valley, Butte.
Portland San Francisco "'''' s'lV pm
DEPART
For> Ogden. Omaha Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City and 81.
Louis ,rs,.'.'''''''''','' Nv" "''"'
For Ogden, Portland Butte. He
lena, San Francisco and inter-
mediate points o...,.,,..'.''''' vfo a'ni'
For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago,
Denver Kansas city 81. Louis
and San Francisco -.,.,,'',,''ls'oo pm
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Dem
YER Kansas CITY Omaha, 81.
Louis and Chicago .,",,""..,, $50 pm
For Ogden Cache Valley, Butte.
Helena, Portland San Francis
co and intermediate points",.'l2'5o am
r. NJ. SCHUMACHER. Act, Traf Mgr.
d. T.. hurley, @. p. & T. A.
Ds. SPENCER. A. G. p. g. T. A.
City Ticket ofnce, 2Ol Main Street.
Telephone $50.
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TROUBLE OVER TETRo STOCK.
The Departure OF Former broker n. A.
Page Is wildly Recalled

There is likely to be contest over the
ownership of 300 shares OF Tetro stock
which was issued To Peter Greaves of
Ephralm. but which Is now In the pos
session Of Joseph Oherndorfer The
latter claims the stock belongs to him
by right Of purchase from the National
Bank Of the Republic when the affairs
Of the late broker n. a, Page, were
closed out Anyway Mr. Oberndorfer
believes the bank Is at least responsible
to him. and II anyone Is to stand loss
he should not suffer Mr., Greaves
claims that the stock ls his and that
he sent the certificate, number l2Sl to
Broker Page with intentions to sell
lie has submitted an affidavit 20 the
company setting forth this fact, that
Page simply held the stock In trust
for him until certain price should be
obtained for II. Upon the showing
made TO the company the latter will re-
fuse TO Reissue the certificate until the
righuu ownership Is determined.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respectlye
signers for further information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division In and for Salt Lake County.
State OF Utah. I'm the matter Of the es.
tate Of Harry G, Evans Deceased No
tice. The petition of Agnes r. Evans,
administrators Of the estate OF Harry c,
Evans, deceased praying for the settle
ment Of final account OF said admlnistra
triN and for the summary distribution Of
the residue Of said estate 20 the persons
entitled, has been set for hearing on Fri.
day the 2nd day OF October a ID. 1909. al,
ten o'clock a. m, at the County Court
House, In the Court Room Of said Court
IN Salt Lake city, Salt Lake County
Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 10Th day Of
sentember, A, d. 1908
lSeap JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
BY j L, Eldredge, Jr.. Deputy Clerk
Wilson & Smith, Attorneys for Petition
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Majestic's August Pay.RoIl.

Asst Treas. Merriman. of the Ma
jestic Copper Mining 4 Smelling COM
pnny, win leave for Milford this evening
with the pay checks covering the Aug
ust pay rolls which became due today.
Altogether the checks aggregate about
$4,000.
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DENVER
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

- New York. Sept 2l.-Wheat- Recelpts
i6VD bushels. Another severe break thls
morning under the influence Of big Rus
sian easier cables and fine weather
buttSr- Receipts 1900 packages Unset
tied. Western, i7a3.
sugar-Raw, firm fair refining 2. con.
mltugal W test, ~; molassos sugar, Sh
hehned lrm, crushed. $50; powdered, q. 00
graduated, 40 WV
Cofee-steady; No. Rio, "a.
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
District Contributed I0s CIR Loads TO
Smclters Last week.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Eureka, Sept l9.-The Eagle and
Blue Bell ls again entered among the
list of shippers. one hundred and
eight car loads Of ore left the Tlntlc
district for the shelters this week dis
trlbuted among the different mining
properties as follows. Grand Central,
10; Carisa ! Mammoth. 3 Black Jack
iron, /; Ajax. 2; Lower Mammoth, L.
Dragon 0ron) ie, South Swansea, /
Martha Washington. 2; Whiting q Co.,
from. Il Star Consolidated, 3, Bullion
Beck, g. Gemlni, ~; Centennial- Eure-
ka, rs; Eagle and Blue bell 2: Yam
kee Consolidated, 6; Uncle Sam, 2; TIE
tro. Q.
Two cars Of ore are on the tracks
at the Tetro and Little Chief mine
awaiting shipment.
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Mining Property Transferred.
Correspondence.

special correspondence.
Provo, Sept I'D. -. Higgins ct al
have conveyed by mining deed for a
consideration Of 81 and other valuable
considerations. to the Cotton Wax
Mines and oil company, the following
mining property: The Cotton Wax
mines Nos, 4. o. and Z.
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CHICAGO WHEAT.

Chicago. Sept. H.-Deoember wheat op-
ened TO 7eis on buying by locals and then
held at about 1871.
Later the market gave way before large
quantities OF long wheat and the close
was "A shade above the bottom, al iSAq
7SA for December, a loss OF lAqlss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
WOOL.

ST LOUIS
st. Louis, Sept. q. -Wool-Steady; ter
ritory and western mediums lIaiS; fine
medium ijQl1 fine, 1915.
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MsliSi5Ha!!yIiIgP R E!g9! GRA Ng
MO GRANDE WE1lL1HH.n1 s}
Current limo Tabls.
In effect June 2Ist, 1907.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 6-tor Grand Junction. Den
yer and points east. ,.....,.. s:3Oa
NO 2-For Provo. Grand june
ton and points east, $50. s;l5 pm.
:, ton and points east,...........,. $50 pm.
NO. l0-For Bingham, Heber.
Lehi, Provo, Mantl. Marysvale
and intermediate .points...,...,. 500 am.
No s-For Provo. Payson, Eure-
,,ka and intermediate points,. -. 500 pm.
No. li-For Ogden and all inter-
mediate points .....,.,....".... $40 pm,
10 5--For ogden and the west. .b5 pm.
NO. l-For Ogden and the west. 1;t5 pm.
TO omror ogden and the west. :. $50 am,
NO, 102-For Park City and all
intermediate points ,.......,".., Sis am.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE clrN
No. l2--From Ogden and all in
,termediate points .......,....... s;O5 am.
No, b-From Provo, Grand juno
:, ton and the east :.".......... $40 am.
No. l-Grom Provo. Grand juno
,,tion and the east ......:..,..... l;S5 pm.
.,tion and the east ,......."...ll:i5 pm.
No. 9-From Provo. Bingham,
Heber, Marysvale and interme-
.diate points .........,...,..n... 800 m.
No. e-From ogden and the west $40 am.
No. 2-From ogden and the west 3:l5 pm.
No. 4--From Ogden and the west $40 pm.
No. 7-From Eureka, Payson,
Provo and intermediate points 1000 an.
No. 10l-From Park City,,,,., Sis pm.
Perfect Dining Car Service
Ticket Office, 1903 w. Second South ST.,
Postofiice Corner. Phone POS
I. A. BENTON.
Gen Act Pass Dent
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BAR SILVER.

New York. Sept. 2l.--'rhe prices Of COM
mercal bar silver advanced to IS cents
an ounce today, the highest price since
July l. 1901,
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LIVESTOCK.
CIIICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. Receipts, 90
600 Steady. Good 10 prime steers 3, 10
as O poor TO medium 3,9Od500, stockers
and feeders, 2.AOfii IS, cows. 5Od4 30;
heifers, i,00ai.i rs: Gamers 2.50d9 90; bulls
2,oQ450, calves 3jOa7O0. Texas led
steers, S,Sa4.40i western steers, 3. 25d4.5O.
Hogs-Receipts today. 5000, tomorrow
1900. 5dlO cents higher. Mixed and
butchers, 5,9nbp' good to choice heavy,
8. &q625; light, 5.SOT6.2j bulk of sales,
j.SM6,lO.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000 Sheep and lambs
steady Good To- choice wethers. i0d4. &;
fair to choice mixed. 2 2ja3.25: western
sheep, 2; Spt,0 native lambs. 3.75d6.l5;
western lamhs. 1. lOma q.
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MINING IN IDAHO.
Wayne Darlington, State Engineer,
Speaks OF White Knob Mine.

Wayne Darlington. state engineer OF
IDAHO. who has been in attendance on
he Irrigation congress at Ogden Is reg
stored AZ the Knutsford. MIR. Darling
on Is a well known mining engineer Of
vide experience, who inaugurated the
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npEN RoARD sALEs.

Daly. 100 at $50; 300 at 1856, Shares
sold, 400.
DAILY West 40 at $3.50.
MAY Day, 5000 at eN.
Star Con-, 2,lO0 at "a.
La Refine, 1000 at 6a
Martha Washington, 1000 at 2% 1000
at ~, buyer 80, Shares sold, 1000
New York Bonanza, 400 at 49, 100 at
2S& Shares sold, 500,
Victor Con, 600 az H.
Ynnkee Con. 100 al 60
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KANSAS CITY.


Kansas city. Sept. .-Cattle-ReceIpts
1900, including 1000 Texans. Steady to 10
cents lower. Native steers, UDQ5. 40
Texas and Indian steers . SGal %, Texas
cows l.5Oq2 20. native cows aud heifers
l'bVd3.O i stOckerS and feeders 2. 25m4 80.
bulls, 2.O03.O0 calves, 2.75G6. So: western
steers, >, l0dili; western COWS. 2.0Od2. 90.
hogs-heceipts, 5000. Market 10 cents
higher Bulk Of sales, 5. 90M6.O5; heavy.
5 @n6,0' packers 8. 9OaG co. medium. g. o.
aslo; light, t.SG6.iO, workers., 6.OOa6. 10.
pigs, 5.50d6.O5
Sheep Receipts, 1000. Market strong.
Muttons, g,@ni.oO lambs. 29Oa5. 50; range
Wethers' 2'NP3'I5; ewes 225d3,75.
OMAHA.
South Omaha Sept a-Cattle-R Receipts,
$500, Market slow 10 cents lower. Na,
tive steers, i250j,6O. cows and helfers
d.WdtW, western steers, 4 25nb. 80: Texas
steers, 2,oOn3. 70; Gamers, l.50n2. Is; stock
ers ana feeders, 2,7jai.lO; calves, 2.O06i
o.9, bulls, stays, etc, 2,CoGt0
Hogs-Heceipis leo Market 10 cents
Light s' l5 So pigs. 5.ooa5,l5 bulk OF
Sheep Receipts. 5000. Market steadv
Fed muuons, 3.i0G1.75: wethers. 3. 25li3 50,
ewes 2.@q3l0; common and stcckers. 225
$50; lambs i.co05.CO.
DENVER.
Denver, Sept g-Cattle-Re Receipts. SOD
Market steady. Beef steers. 3.75gI4 .25
cows 2WQ320' feeders and stockers 4. 0G
N3,i5; bulls. .j003Cr
Hogs-Receipts, 30 Market steady.
Light packers. 1.9096,0o; Livod, 5.f5G5 S.;
heavy. 6.90d5.G
5000 rat multons. S.o0Gi "; lambs. 400
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Carsa, 1900 at IS,
May pay, 100 at 10, 1000 at OK 1000
mt aIs. Shares sold, 400
Sacramento. 1000 at 2S; 1000 at 2Sis;
500 al 2sA. shares sold $500.
Star Consolidated, $500 at "a, l,6OO at
sih 500 at S4h. Shares sold, $500
Golden Eagle | 10000 at J.
New York 100 at q; 600 at2S; 800 at
2slb: 100 at 2S% 700 at 20; 100 at 29h
Shares sold 1900,
Wabash. 800 al 10,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-12

MAS MADE REQUEST OF CHINA
Minister conser Reports the Situation
10 the State Departments at Wash
lnaton and Secretary Hay Will Take
the Matter Up-objection Not
Likely.

washington. Sept. 12.-Russia has
requested permission OF China to post
pone evacuation Of one of the frontier
provinces in Manchuria several months
after Oct. s, the date for general evac-
uation of Manchurda. Minister Con-
ger cables the state department this
fact and the matter has been referred to
Secretary Hay at the secretary's sum-
mer home in New Hampshire for con-
sideration. The state department, ap-
parently, is not concerned over Rus
sia's request, as it is pointed out the
province is small one and the post
ponement asked is only for short
time.
The Washington government has re-
ceived satisfactory assurances from the
ST. Petersburg authorities that gem
eral evacuation will occur October s..
II for some reasons, purely local to
the province in question. Russia should
request permission to POSTPONE with
drawal Of the troops from that par
ticular province for several months, It
is said to be for China to say whether
the request will be granted. This re !.
quest in the opinion Of the state de-
partment officials, does not indicate
Russia intends to break her pledge to
the powers. Secretary Hay will pre-
pare instructions for Conger upon re-
ceipt OF which the latter will advise the
Pekin government Of the attitude OF the
United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-12
DISCOVER BIG FRAUD
Bold Attempt to Defraud Government
Discovered at San Francisco-lmpos-
tors Shipped on Steamer in Place Of
neported Cinnamon.

San Francisco, Sept. PA bold at
tempt has just been discovered to de-
fraud the government by shipping back
to China on the steamer Gaelic six
impostors In the place Of elk Chinese
wh9 We're ordered derorted. One arrest
has been made In the case and others
will follow shortly. The most sensa-
tional development is expected, as it
is believed that the government has
stumbled onto the work Of raing. It
is the contention of the government
thar the six genuine Chinese, who were
in he county Jail yesterday morning.
were removed from there at o'clock
by Deputy United States Marshal and
taken In a hack to the Pacific mail
dock From there they We're placed
safely on board the steamer Gaelic.
Five hours later the men could not be
found, but In their stead imposters, in
no way resembling them in appearance,
At a late hour last night the officials
Wee in the dark 50 far as having any
knowledge as to how the lightning
change act came about.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-12
Will. INCREASE ARMY
Recruiting Officers In Iowa
Urged to Secure All Desir-
able Men Available
ORDERS FRoMwAR DEPARTMENT
Capt. Ely Receives Instructions From
Washington That Cause considera-
able Speculation as to Their Purport
Possibility of Complications in
Turkey May Be Reason.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Sept. 12.-Capt H. E.
Ely, OF the recruiting service for Iowa
this morning received an urgent tele-
gram from the war department in
which he was instructed to make extra
efforts to Immediately secure desirable
recruits in Iowa, especially for the in
fantrs service of the regular army.
He had some months ago been directed
to cut down the force and take only a
few recruits. He is now instructed to
recommend at once the opening of new
recruiting offices and get more men,
In accordance with this he directed the
immediate opening OF auxiliary Offices
in Fort Dodge, Burlington. LeMars,
Ottuiliwa and Sioux City and as soon
as these places have been worked all
cities in the state Of over 5000 Will be
visited. Capt. Ely attributes the i'm
perative order to a feeling of possibly
new complications in Turkey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-12

east. The fact that he entered here
is worth mentioning for the reason that
he gives the Missouri Agricultural Col
lege the choice over every other state
in the country He picked Missouri IN
stead of Illinois. the leading corn state,
for the reason that he believes it offers
the best education in what is now
called scientific farming"
Mr.. King. whose estate is valued at
s15,000,000, is the favorite grandson
of Henrietta King. known as the cattle
queen of Texas. He said yesterday tha.
agriculture deserves a place as an art
and has in recent years developed into
an industry worthy the notice of sci
entific men,