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New-York tribune., 1904-09-29

THE GALI.ATTN NATIONAL BANK
OF the city nf New York
THE HATH CONSECUTIVE SEMI ANNUAL DiVID END
New York, September Is lap4.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HANE T.
4 this dag declared dividend SIX PER CENT.
payable aud after October 9Th pFoSimo 10
stockholders ~ record at the close OF business
GEORGE L. LEWIS. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
Proposals.

ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST.
"A New York Sept % I9o4 sealed proposals -ipli-
20 1904 and opened for construett9n Ok S-too5
,at-sF - rbts Office Proposals enclosed in
senies erverner marked Proposals 'or Launch Re
-H-- 3t and addressed O. 5 BINGHAM
stsirr . or Air L. y a. Depot Or. Md
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29

A1E1st IS I9os
New-York tribune., 1904-09-29
THE UNION BAG AND PAPER COMPANY.
22d Quarterly dividend

tfuarteFlV UIVidenl.
Il Battery Place New York. sept. ION 1894
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
L. ~ ONF: AND THREE-QT ARTERS Gs.gb FER
CENT the Preferred StocH of THE UNION BAG AND
PAPER COMPANY. has this day been declared.
October 18th ls04 stockholders record. the
of business September Both. l9O4 The transfer
wi-close at September 3Uth. 1904. and re
open a. 10 a October l7th I9O4.
". L. SPARKS. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
After an Interval of Selling ia
Which Declines We're Made,
Market Rallied Sharply
RALLIES WERE NOT WELL HELD.


Now York sept ~ Opening prices ~
stocks today were generally lower than
Saturday Southern Pacific ana Anal.
gameted were the most prominent TO
show gains ana they rose only q. ST.
Paul was down 2 and Rock Island Ches.
apcake and Norfolk & Western and U. S.
steel p. After an interval OF selling In
which ST. Paul Chesapeake & ohio and
IT, $. steel prcfcTcu declined q point.
the market rallied SHARPLY U S. steel
preferred recovered fully ana Amalgo.
mated Copper was lifted mp TO jSN or
nearly a point above Saturday, closing
Before n O'Clock simultaneous pressure
against Louisville e Nashville and Penn-
sylyanla was soon extended 70 other lead
ing stocks and the market fcli back DO the
lowest Reading, y. a. r. C.. preferred
chicago Terminal preferred and General
Electric lost !. Louisville q Nashville li,
and Central Of New Jersey ne. Toledo.
~ Louis. & Western preferred rose l'g
The market worked irregulary lowor
with occasional rallies 81 Paul fen
an extreme ~ and the principal trunk
lines. wabash preferred. the local trace
tons Leather preferred and Tennessee
coal "a point Consolidated Gas lost 2 ana
Colorado Fuel lM. Trading was compar-
atively light
Bonds were easy at noon.
Small rallies IN lAiCcs were not well
held but Tie market did not sag below
the mornings low point Colorado aud
southern were In active demand; Amalga-
mated copper WAS bought on AN redC-
tlons and reached successfully new high
lcvels touching 59as before Q O'clock
Other active stocks gradually improved
ard the early losses were practically
made mp Ia the paclhcs. Atchson and the
r. $. Steel stocks ST. Paul continued
heavy at tjG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
CAPTAIN FADE HERE.
Mining Engineer Of the Letter Syndicate
Visits Utah Again.

Capt J, A. FADE well known to the
mining fraternity of Utah, was I'm the
city for a few hours last Saturday ana
I'm the afternoon took his departure Tor
Chicago, intending to stop off en- route,
to visit the big fair at ST. Louis.
Capt FADE was for years In the SER
vice OF the Letters of Chicago In the
capacity OF a mining engineer and
through him was consummated many
deals which helped TO swell the Letter
millions. At one time the captain rec
commended the purchase OF the Old Jo,-
dan and Galena mines Of Bingham,
which later formed the basis for tho
organization OF the United States Min
ing company. but for some reason the
matter was not taken up.
A few years ago the Letters We're eN.
tensIyey interested In the asphaltum
and elaterlte deposits In eastern Utah,
and still hold property there Capt.
Fade spent considerable time IN look
ING into the proposition Of the manu-
facture OF mineral wax and paints. IL
20 happened that the quality OF the de.
posIts examined into were not as good
as some others and the experiments
were without substantial results,
Since the death OF the senior Letter,
the estate has been placed In the hands
Of trustees and for the time being min
Ing operations In which the heirs are
interested are az a standatill.
Joe Letter the noted plunger, has
taken up a coal mining proposition in
southern Illinois and indications are
favorable for his making a big lot
of ntonev out nj n The coal prOducpd
Is said TO be OF a good quality for
coking, and there is always big mar
ket Tor il In that region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
PRODUCE,


Chicago, Sept 49, December wheat
opened % shade 20 Y cent higher at
1905 at lOg20l09as Initial quotations
ON May We're up %Nh TO Wn& at llli4
to lliai. Under heavy selling the mar-
ket quickly weakened declining TO l0sR
and May TO llOas
Wheat red il20llji.; No, 3 red
lOi0ll2 No. 2 hard lO9Nlll; No.
hard l02HlO5, No. northern spring 100;
NO DO l20iiS; no 3 spring loiall6.
Corn, No. 5lNQ,24 No. 3, ilis@j2.
Oats--No 2. eth No. - 3Osq3l
Close, Wheat september l0jis; old
l0Sl-; December lOCsaiOS; May 1880
no.
Come September 5Oa December 1914
Qi9&; May ish.
oats September 81, December 32H
May 9ila@3lss,
Pork September 1906 October
1915; December lO,52lA January 1915;
May 1880.
Lard-September G97la October
1,O2ia, December 100; January l12HW
us; May 73O.
Ribs September 7.32h; October
1874. January 665; May G.S5.
Rye--September l2.
FlaX--Cash northwest l2ia.
Tlmothy-September 2SIik.
Clover-October ll.6j.
Barley-Cash, 31Q55,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
Adit Will be Started From East
Side of Property Marking Be-
ginning Of Active Campaign.
AMERICAN FLAG COMMENT.
Every One 10 Camp, Says Z W. Gril'
fifth, Seems to Have Good Opinion
Of Mine Below Anchor Tunnel,

Yesterday was spent In Park City
" r. W. Grmth, who went to camp
70 spend a day In making inyostiga'
tons lie visited the Corona property
which Is being worked by local oni
eastern parties. Manager spooner has
a force Of men engaged In clearing on
place ON the east side Of the property
whore a tunnel il to be started and
which ls to mark the beginning Of ~
very vigorous campaign OF develop
ment
over at the Homestake, Thomas Cue
pit and other Park Cityltes, are push
ing development work again The
liomestake Is located near the Glen
coe and bears first class indications
Of pannng' out.
Mr. Griffith while in camp. heard
considerable comment on the Amerl-
can Flag mine Everywhere this prop.
crty Is looked upon with favor and
many believe IL win, I'm a little time,
become one OF Park Clty's heavy pro-
duoers. Miners, around their board
ing houses and on the streets are fire.
Quently heard TO express themselves
fayorably towards the Flag and M
Grimth liz one who believes when min
ers get anxious Tor a little hold IN o
mine there must be some merit to II,
There is much satisfaction preya-
lent In the camp over the starting Of
the Ontario mine and mill after the
shutdown, occasioned by the fire which
destroyed the costly hosting plant
The other big mines are working
along steadily with about the usual
output.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
CONCENTRATES.


The Wabash assessment Of five cents
a share becomes delinquent next Fri
day
The Columbus Consolidated assess.
ment Of 20 cents share Is delinquent
today.
The South Columbus assessment OF A
cent q share becomes delinquent next
Friday
During the month Of August the To-
stamp mill at the Dewey mine. near
Roosevelt, Ida turned out nearly tl,00O
per stamp.
The Trade Dollar EXtousion Mining
company operating at Silver city, Ia,
has called for am assessment of 10 cents
share Delinquent oct rs.
H. q. Fisher. In charge Of the Stock.
ton office OF the Honcrlne Mining com-
pany, was e visitor at the local offices
OF that company today.
The old Marion min at Mercur.
which was leased year or so ago by
the Greene Reduction company, Will be
started during the present week
The managers Of the several lndc.
pendent shelters. who have been out Of
the city for the past week. viii prob.
ably APPEAR at their offices again To-.
morrow
Two ears Of ore from the Oasis. mine
In the Drum mining district will reach
the market during the present week
Manager Give is working q force Of Il
men at the present time.
During the past week 4S2i,SiO pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
Operators OF Occur d'Alenes Greatl,
Handicapped by Water scarcity.

After an absence covering period OF
several weeks In the Occur d'Alene
mining regions. Engineer d. Z. Roll.
iing has returned to the city to give
attention to local mining interests.
Nv Rohlhng confirmed what ap.
peared In the "News' several DAYS
ago relative 10 the scarcity Of water
In that camp and the consequent effect
It Is having upon the mills OF the dis
trlct Some plants are shut down en-
tirely and the Morning company which
ordinarily, furnishes employment for "a
force OF 600 men has trimmed the
payroll down to sixty. The shortage is
accounted for by the unusually slight
precipitation during the year.
The water famine has interfered with
the operations at the Gold Hunter
mine, Of which MIR. Rohlnng Is con
sulting engineer. But there has been
no let up In the prosecution OF deyel.
opment work I'm measuring up the
ore bodies exposed, it was found that
there are no less than 100000 tons avail
able at the present time, for milling
purposes The mine is equipped with
mill OF $50 tons daily capacity.
II has been decided to develop the
property by means Of another tunnel
and 20 this end preparations are being
made to start 1t COO feet below the pres.
ent one and 10 reach the desired point
II viii be necessary 10 drive il into the
mountain 1900 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19

duced In the United States in 1903 was
Sl.l80 short tons vaIued at i55liol
The production in 1902 was lNiN
short tons of refined boraX valued ot
50, 1854 and $500 short tons Of 'iuur
bofax valued a sblVOl, % Wlal ~
200Ol short tone valued at A-''''7lt
OF the refined bouV S62 short IONS
valued at $4,000 were borc acld'
Had the valuation lu 1909 ocen Ak,h
ON the refined Instead NJ The crude
product the figures would have been
ST. f35.O 600 instead Of SGbli0O.
The amount VI boraV, boratcs ana
borir acid imported into The United
states I'M 1902 WAS lGal2jl pounds
valued All SGg.22G. ln 1908 the amount
imported V gO92il pounc1 valued
at NLOlS
Rednercs lo' borlx are located at
Bayonnc ". d., Brooklyn a. w. New
Brighton. Pm, Chicago Ill., ana san
Francisco cal. whore various more or
less secret pr0ccslc7 Urc employed u"
convert the crude material into prod
uctg designed for various uses
BoraX ls used for many purposes,
when melted 80 high temperature
lt dlssolyos metallic oxides and forms
Transparent C0l0red glpsses. II Is used
as @ 0ux lu Welding metals aud I'm melt
l0g 0.d and silver 10 IN employed In
Ono Wulacurc of granite iron ware
and of onameled bath tubs and other
articles as well as I'm making pottery
and carthonwuc Manufacturers Of
the hard, tough grades of glass and VI
encaustIc tiles are large users Of boraN.
II is used by painters tanners hat
makers and calico makers as well as
hy beef packers
The domestic uses OF horaX are
widely known and ln chemistry and
metallurgy the boratcs are employed
TN many ways
a clear account of the boraX indus
Try In the United States Is given In a
pamphlet entitled THE Production OF
BoraX Tn 1908. by Charles @. Yale,
forming chapter IN Mineral
Resources Of the United States, 1908,
from which the above facts have been
taken. This pamphlet which con-
talng detailed statistics covering the
production and importation Of boraN
In 1902 and previous years, Is printed
for gratultOus distribution and may
be had by application 10 the director
Of the United states geological sur
Vey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
PARK CITY MINES.
Corona Company After More Ground
Demolition Of Mnrsae MIL

Demolition or Mnrsae MIL
J. G. Phillips came up this morning
aud * now at the West Quincy repair
ing one Of the large pumps there Mr.
Phillips ls In the employ Of the Salt
Lake Hardware company and is fre-
QuentIy sent out by them on such trips.
A deal Is ON whereby the Corona
company Will obtain considerable
ground no base Of the mountain so
,hat they can tunnel On and tap the
formation No definite Information
has yet been given out regarding the
immediate plans OF the company
Al The American Flag, development
work Is progressing nicely. and Super
iutcudent John Rhodeu has put cage
ON the cable instead OF the bucket here.
tofore used The erection OF mill is
one OF the probabilities Of this CAM
paiEn of work
The old Marsac looks more and more
of % wreck every day. Good progress
has been made I'M Cos demolition this
week. giant powder having been used
10 good effect
The pumping of water continues at
the West quincy President Turner
has not yet arrived In camp but his re-
turn will mean the resumption Of de-
yelopmeut work at this property
The new slime plant erected last
spring at the DAILY West by r. W. Sher.
man the oXport mIllman has proved
very successful, and the management
is of the opinion that still another such
plant could be- made 10 pay Accord
.ngly The erection of second plant win
doubtless Doe begun soou
Manager Byron HauRel OF the East
ontario went TO the metropolis Thurs
day to complete some business relating
to The pltcntng OF the companys
ground Very little work has boon
done at This promising property this
wear owing to thc fact that matters
have been rather unsettled No further
work VIII ho done until spring. when
everything win be- I'm readiness for a
campaign Of active work. The ground
Win have been patented by that time
ana other arrangements FOR the prop
eriyS development completed. The
work already done has exposed guam
THY OF mineral bearing rock and those
u a position 10 know, state that they
see no reason why with development
the operators should not find q big pay
ing mine there, II IS hoped that n
continuation Of the great Ontario ore
bodies VIII be encountered, and II such
proves To be the case, a big thing IS as
surod Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's local markets a fall OF
Ave cents Is noted I'm oats, with 10
cent rise IN straight grade ana high
patent Aours Spring chickens are
down five cents and butter and eggs
have risen a nickel this being the time
Of year for such changes Peaches
have a tendency to rise, and the best
now command 30 cents per box Green
corn Is practically out OF the market,
The other changes are miror or lmma-
terial I've following prices rule In
the local markets. today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19

erns: 10 90 D. cents lower Good 10
prime steers 20, ttlO, poor 20 medium.
dOO05.gj; st0rEers and feeders 1850
1855. COWS, i.4Ou2oO. hoiierH 41j, cam
ntrs, L4Oq2lO; bulls, 20OQA2Oi calves,
2COa65D, Texas fed steers 40OTj.5Oi
western steers, 209pL2j.
Hogs -Rccalp,s, today 1900; tomor.
row, 10000; 10 10 10 cents higher Mixed
and butchers b,0dC2j good 10 choice
heavy. 5OuGl5, rough heavy, 5000
$40; light, 6G0N62O. bulk Of sales, $50
05.SJ.
sheep Receipts 10000, sheep slow;
lambs, 10 to % cents lower Good To
choice wethers, 3.65Miej; fair 10 choice
mixed; 32jW3jO; western sheep eco
425 native lambs, h2j0GOO; western
lambs, hOO05.jO
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con. MERCuR HIGHER.
May nay Not SO Strong To-day Quota.
lions and Sales.

Among the features Of today's trad
Ing on the floor OF the Salt Lake stock
and Mining Exchange was noted
picking up In Con Mercur and while
no sales were recorded, the quotations
made show better tone TO the market
for that stock. May Day. which dis
played such unusual asctiyty last
week was not so strong today and end
ed with some declines marked up
against H.. Sacramento gained quar-
Ter Of cent over the opening sale,
while New York Bonanza with the g.
cent assessment 10 ked onto il found a
buyer at cents, On the open board
some Columbus Consolidated quota
lions were made but really very little
stock transferred. DAILY West came
out at Sl4 and Daly-Judge at 81 49, A
sale Of Tonopah, common. sold dt s. 10
The closing quotations aud sales
posted were az follows;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
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Net Earnings for Fiscal Year Ac.
cOrding to Annual Report,
Increased secs, 900
SURPLUS OF SIX MILLIONS.
And Over 30 Appropriation Made forNew
Construction Purposes lyidcnds
On Common Stock.

That the american Smelling and Re.
hning company Is not having any DIFF
hculty In Keeping lts finances I'm good
order Is quite evident by inyestlga-
ton Of the annual report Of President
Nash to the stockholders OF that cor
poraton. During the fiscal year end
Ing April 30, the net earnings Of
company show an Increase Of S
The executive committee appropr
SlO915u from the earnings for the
following purposes; s5975sl covering
expenditures for new construction and
for extraordinary Improvements. and
100000 carried TO the credit Of the met
al stock account.
The executive committee thought II
WHO In view Of tho large Increase I'm
surplus account 10 further decrease the
BOOK value Of metals in processes of
treatment thus giving an additional
ft.prye 10 absorb possible fluctuations
I'm market quotations. During the year
dividends at the rate Of IA per cent
quarterly We're started on the common
stock
Speaking OF the years results Presi-
dent Nash says: "A further Investment
IN the stock Of the United States Zinc
company, has been made during the
past year The production Of zinc ores
IN the state OF Colorado has Increased
very largely during the last few years.
These ores TO a considerable extent
have been shipped to Germany TO be-
smelted. The works OF the zinc com.
pany at Pueblo, Colorado, which have
been erected for the purpose Of smelt-
ING such ores at a point convenient %
mat OF their production, have only
been completed during the past year.
but are already being operated az a
profit"
The income account compares as fol.
lows.
Apr. 90 1905. Apr. 30 1903
E9nr1nss 90 "'' "@i2'A2.0 50, iQ3 1885
Ordinary repairs and
botterments :. 49," asln@ 7oSlp
Interest taxes aud
general expenses. 70i7&.d 1OiG.O7i 10
Total deduction "N59Seq,7G NSS.s2j %
Nft os earnings go "'"%0'5I2'a E5lG,7N57
Employees profit
sharing fund .u 9l.28.S9
Total ..,Y., ." uS,Si3ls.@ E5l6.7SJ
Appropriation for
new construction
improvements and
metal stock ac-
count ''".' """," l@l@l5 2iSGss7
---------- ---------
Balance, net in
-, come, ,,., .."vY ll6,3l20 S,i2l l02. %
DDiViaehd ptd STOCK ,@y0l,W 90 $500 5000
Dividend com stock l2j00O0.OO
Total dividends ,oiL150.OO0.W Sc, 500 OO0. %
surplus Tor year .N,9t6,i3iD 1921 1902 %
surplus prev year ,ASS,Oll03 1851 ,g6s q
natal .,...t.,.. 4. .o, - ~, :. ~. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19

Of ore and concentrates were shipped
out of Park city The contributors
were American Flag, $4,000 pounds,
Daly.Wcst. 100000 Rearna-keith
$4,000; ontario. $4,000. silver King,
i,3'9SlO pounds.
The directors Of the New York Bo-
mama Mining company met ON satur-
day afternoon and levied an assest-
monl Of three cents n share. which be-
comes delinquent ON oct rs. The levy
VIII give the company approximately
$4,000 with which ~ prosecute develop.
ment work. President McGill says on.
crations WIN be directed fOr the pres
ont I'm the winze below the 400 level
W G. Rose. the mine Speculation who
Tor several months past has been bond
ing every claim Ion this section ana IN
White Pine county he could get hold o.
LEFT for the east Wednesday accom-
panied by his vile. Rose has ON easy
method Of getting "a hold ON the props
critics without putting mp any money
and Nm some instances put men tn work
and ordered goods ON "hot air. until
his indebtedness for labor and supplies,
1t Is said, now reaches several hundred
dollars He stated when leaving lhat
the object Of his THO was to place
some OF his properties ON the market
and that he would return in month
with money 10 pay all bis ills.--Eureka
New sentnal
According to W. II Adams, manager
OF the Ladd Metals compauys proper
ties In Idaho, over 500 teams have ar
rived at Landore, Ida, the location ot
the compauy's shelters snce July lSi
and adds. when We first began OPP
erations there the population could
have been counted ON the fingers NJ
one hand today there are over 200 peo-
pie I'M the town aud over 800 IN The
district In the last II weeks the Ladd
Metals company has bought and re-
ceiyed more than $4,000 worth of ore
and IL now receiving daily about 10
tons worth nearly $4,000, All the smci-
ter buildings are under roof and most
Of the machinery " In place and VIII
be ready to be blown IN this month, ana
that event VIII be attended bs Mr.
Ladd the president OF the company as
well as the secretary, Mr. Low"
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THE MAMMOTH MILL.
TIntIe pIant WIN Probably be In Opera.
tlOn Tomorrow

AZ the Offices Of the Mammoth Min.
ing company today Il was learned that
the mill would probably be started be-
fore tomorrow dawns. Supt Samuel
Mcintyre, Jrn has been energetic IN
getting things In order during the past
few weeks.
President Samuel Mcintyre expects
to leave for camp again this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Sept. 19,-sugar raw, firm;
fair refining az centrifugal 80 test,
1915; molasses sugar 49,,
Refined steady; crushed 595; powder
cd, 5,S5; graduated sos.
Coffee steady No. Rio SN.
Butter strong; street prices, extra
creamery l9h0l9k official price,
creamery common to extra l30l9is;
state dairy common 10 extra, 2dSia
Cheese, firm; eggs. firm: western
fancy selected, 22022h; average best,
22H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
BoRAX DEPOSITS IN L. 5.
Was First Produced In This Country az
Far Back as 1894

The borax fields Of the United States
are mainly M the desert "dry lake.
region Of southern California. though
deposits are found also IN Nevada ana
oregon. BoraX was first produced On
the United States I'm 1854. at Borly
Lake, California. Tho horax was COM
tanned IN the water of the lake and
was obtained by evaporation.
The saline crusts OF the su-cllicd
dry lakes on boraX marshes off the
Mohaye Valley were next mined Tor
horaN, and aftefward, about in iSSS.
work was begun on the beds of colo.
mantle or borate Of lime IN San Der.
nardino Co., Cal, from which most ~
the boraX mined IN the United States
has since been obtained
The amount Of crude borax pro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
NEVADA STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
May Day 5000 at G.
Ontario % az $3.50.
Sacramento, 1900 at i3h; 1000 at
1888 1000 at 1917.
New York Bonanza. 1000 al 2.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Columbus Con. 100 at LIS, 100 al
1.i6, 200 at l,15A.
Daly-Judge, 100 at $40.
Daily West 30 ut li.0O.
May Day. 1000 at 5h. 500 at "a.
Sacramento, 1900 at 1875.
Tonopah Conn, 200 at $40.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regular Calls Sales 800 1925 TOO %
open Board Sales .,,,, $3.50 3.glO 90
Forenoon totals ..,.,.lO75j s3.0l9, %
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CENTURY CONCENTRATES.
Paintings Valued at 81 q Pound in Mar.
ket Today.

The Century Gold Mining company
has a shipment Of rich paintings IN
the market today, which, Manager
Madsen says, is worth at the rate Of
about 81 pound There are 1900
pounds In the shipment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19

At the cluster mine Of Bingham
Manager Peter Porter reports work
going ahead steadily and that some
good bodies Of ore are being developed.