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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-22


Ontario hoist is completed workmen
win begin the erection Of plant on
the Mezeppa ground of the DAILY COM
pany
"Jack' Mcpherson visited the Walls
burg this week, and returned with sam
pies OF good looking rock found IN that
section. He reports considerable inter-
est over there over the discovery OF
what Is thought to be long lost mine
Capt Singiser of the American tlag
spent Sunday az the mine and returned
10 the city better pleased than ever with
the conditions existing there new
body Of high grade ore was uncovered
there this week and preparations Tor
another shipment are well under way.
Pumping has been commenced at the
West Quincy or J. l. c., and viii be con-
tinued until the mine Is cleared OF water
and development work Ia begun. Supt,
Turner win be home from Europe to-
morrow or Monday and he will then
make public the future plans OF the
company.
quite a body Of first class ore was
uncovered at the Woodside this week
though just what it's extent It, can not
be learned, as the management is very
reluctant in giving out information. II
Is generally conceded, however, that
this property gives promise of becom-
ing one Of the heavy producers of the
camp In the near future.
The Park city and Midnight sun
mining company is having published a
call for bids for running 100 feet of
tunnel on their property. Development
work az this property has been going
steadily ahead for many years past and
It is thought that when another 100 feet
is added to the workings the objective
point Of the grounds development will
have been reached. a ~ foot shaft has
been sunk and the working force is now
drifting to tap the shaft at the bottom.
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Time Table
In Effect June 10.
1904.
ARRIVE.

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland. Butte
san Francisco. Chicago, st
Louis. Omaha and Denver 49,, s.S
From Ogden and intermediate ~
I'm pon'' 49, ,;;..'''..,'."",,",. ..",. ''l0 am
intermediate points ....,,.,, .''1l,Ban
From Ogden, Chicago. st. Louis
Kansas City. Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco n............ I,oo
From Ogden. Cache Valley
Butte, Portland and San Fran.
CISCO ..,,,,. ,.,.,. ....., 900, 7.1 -
DEPART.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Denver Kansas City aud st.
Louis -. - go. ''........o, 7'co an
For ogden, Portland. Butte
San Francisco and intermedl.
"a, ate pom. '..,.. ,.'.. '...".io;0 am.
For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City, st Louis
~ ana san san Frs cisco ,T.. -, >, Loo pm.
yer, Kansas city. Omaha, 81.
rd LOUIS nsa and chicago a....,;, .,., 5;S pm.
Helena, Portland San Francis.
co and intermediate points ...ii:l5 DIN.
I. M. SCHUMACHER. Traf Mgr.
d. E, hurley, G, p. & T. A.
d. S. SPENCER, A. q. P. & IA
City Ticket Office, POI Main Street
Telephone $50.
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MEAT ANp PouLTRY.
TIMBER PERMITS.
Information for These Desirsus of Cut
ting Ties on Forest Reservations.

c. Il. Bale, supervisor for the United
States government at Fremont Wayne
county, sends the following communi-
cation to the News" which will be
OF interest to timber cutters:
For the information and convenience
OF persons desiring permits for free
use of timber poles and also In get
ting applications of different kinds
filled out, the following will be the
headquarters OF the forest officers of
the Fish Lake forest reserve for 1904:
G. J. Bale, supervisor, Fremont. Utah
Is. II. Robinson, ranger, headquarters
Russells ranch in Seven Mile H. r.
Albrecht, ranger. headquarters at u.
NJ. creek, district No. 2; MILFORD Tare,
ranger headquarters in the canyon
north Of Danish Meadows on the II, NJ.
creek district No ].
Any person desiring information or
assistance on any matter connected
with the Fish Lake forest reserve can
communicate with either Of the above
officers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-22
PEARL CAMP IS PROSPEROUS.
The Ledge II Found In the Black Pearl
That was Discovered by Outsiders.

That the camp OF Pearl Ida, Is not a
dead one Is shown In the recent en-
couraging news coming from there, In
an interview with a News" man, a
gentleman from Pearl spoke most en-
Enthusiastically Of the outlook and says
that great revival Of activity has
taken place IN that section The work
In a great many of the best proper
ties Is being vigorously pushed and al
ready the results are beginning TO be
noticeable Especially at the Black
Pearl property are things progressing
IN such a lively manner and every ef-
fort 81 being made TO develop this
property into a bonanza. AZ present
the shaft Is down over 800 feet, and
the intentions are TO sink at least an
other 100 feet. From the 30O-foot level
an uproise has been begun, which viii
ultimately find an outlet IN the drift
on the 200-foot level. While prospect
Ing on the property recently, a good
sized ledge was uncovered and this Is
thought to be the rich find made some
time ago by outsiders, who refused to
make known It's location TO the man
agement The results OF the assays
taken from this ledge have not yet
been made public and considerable in
terest Is manifest In the outcome. A
large force Of men Is regularly employ
ed on development work, and also In
prospecting the property Extensive
Improvements are being made at the
mine, and something out OF the ordi-
nary is soon expected
At the other properties In the vi
entity the outlook is equally as bright.
The Lincoln mill Is now running some
IT the rich ore encountered In the re.
cent strike, mentioned In the News"
81 few days ago, and substantial returns
VIII soon be coming in This ore shows
considerable free gold and Is easy mill
ing Considerable deep development
work Is going on at the Checkmate and
tho whole camp Is eagerly awaiting
the results. The Whitman company Is
sacling some very high grade ore for
shipment and at the same time not
ueglectng development work The
South Lincoln company win soon be
among the busy ones Of the camp A
nne lot Of new machinery has just
hoen received and when this is set up
the shaft VIII be started without delay
Pearl has always been one of Idaho's
most promising camps and the present
bright outlook seems to Justify all the
confidence placed In Il. The properties
there have the making Of some OF the
largest producers In Idaho.
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Ar THE ONTARIO MINE.
items Of Interest Concerning Park City
Mines Culed from the Record.

Manager G. l.. Rood returned 10 the
city Thursday after having been at the
Ontario for two days. He reports every
thing as moving along nicely and is or
the opinion that II nothing Unforeseen
happens the engines at the mine Will
have steam turned into them and be
set In motion tomorrow or Monday. OF
course everything all not be In first
class working condition for some time.
but considerin everything, excellent
time has been made In the moving re-
building and re-constructing OF the
plant from the ashes OF the destructive
fire Of two months ago. Regarding the
condition OF the shaft, nothing Is known
but that the water Is up TO the 1 500. or
drain tunnel level, as II has been since
10 days after the fire. There is no rea-
son to suppose. however, that any dam
age has been done, and after the water
has been disposed OF no further truble
VIII be encountered The water will
doubtless be tanked out by means OF
large tanks or balls which will M auto
matically, lowered into the shaft. These
tanks are already on hand, and viii be
tried as soon as the engine is set In mo-
ton.
IL is reported that as soon as the new
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'ToNoPAH STOCKS.

Con. Mercur-2OO at 30; 100 at 32h; 100
~ 3lia.
Daly-West-2O at 1900: 10 al 1905.
May Day-2,OOO at ~.
New York--5O0 at IA
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AMALGAMATIoN OF MINES.
Consolidation OF British Columbia Min
ing Properties In Contemplation.

In n recent interview with the Il. G.
Review of London, England Managing
Director A. J. Mcmillan Of the lie Roi
Mining company, operating AZ. Rossland,
b. c., said that II was quite true that
negotiations were on foot looking to the
possible amalgamation of several OF the
largest companies engaged In mining IN
that district, all OF the mines concerned
being well developed and well equipped,
and each capable Of producing large
daily tonnage Of ore. He further ex-
pressed the opinion that there would be
many advantages in one company own
ing various mines with a large tonnage
of ore of different kinds, and also own
ing smelters and mills, thus keeping
within the company all the profits
available. AS nearly all the mines OF
British Columbia contain much low
grade ore, II is desirable that ehey
should be operated on large scale. and
thus secure all the advantages of
economy i'm management.
Asked ~ the lie Rpi was looking into
the question Of concentration, he re-
piled, yes, the matter is being looked
into By us. Tests are being made ON
some Of our ore AT a mill we have rent
ed near the lie ROi, and within a few
weeks the result should be known, Most
of the large mines of Rossand recog-
nizc that they viii have to find some
means OF dealing with the low grade
ore, of which there is such an abund-
arce I'm the camp, II we can solve this
problem satisfactorily, II viii mean
much 10 lie Rol shareholders and much
10 Rossland"
As to the condition of the mining in
dustry In British Columbia he said
Mining Is rather quiet Just now, I'm
the Boundary there is a hopeful feeling,
partly accounted for by the fact that
considerable railway building IL going
on there now. II 10 expected that there
viii be railway extensions into the
Simllkameon country next year and
this win open mp q well known mining
district which has, up to the present,
been without railway facilities, and
pnnidlNu
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TRADING LIGHT.
Daly'west and New York Leaders Dur
ing the Morning Call.

The week opened quietly at the fore
noon call with the usual run Of busl-
ness, Prices ruled about the same as
parture OF 80 many brokers for Port
land left noticeable slump IN the at
tendance, but the faithful few did their
hest to make thing lively At the regu-
lar call Daly-West and New York were
the leaders and also occupied the at
tcntion on the open hoard. Daly-West
opened strong az $500 and went as
high az SlS11M on the open board. con-
siderable New York changed hands at
bA cents. a little Mercur Mt 30 and some
May Day al IA cents. Following are
the quotations and sales
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets continue with no
important changes. Tomatoes have
gone up TO 10 cents per bushe Local
apricots are out of the market but
vegetable narrow Is now TO be had,
and dressed veal and spring chickens
are stiffening in prince. The prevailing
figures for today, are as follow;
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paly-west-io at is.i2k; 10 at ioi7]s;
10 at 1910,
New York-lOOO at 5; 1000 at 5%;
1000 at "a.
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@aS6f M q! GRAvgr
Mo GRANGE WESTERN
current Time rssl,.
In effect June Sth. 1904.
LEAVE SALT

Nj &arlyclssSSHIsr iIeher Provo and V
No. ldaNFor Park civ ",",. 800 am.
No SEEoorr Denver and East -" w an
NJ Tor ogden and Wesf '''"' s'9 am.
No > or ogden and .West """Wy'9 an
NJ Ut Denver and Eost " .i2 pm.
No 10 2i Provo an6 Eurekar " s.i9 pm.
NJ Itor Bingham. " s,W PIN
NJ Ifrtor Binghnm '''''' S'i0 an.
Points rof Ogden and Local p" pm,
No sFsor Denver and East w M, Pr
w '-For Ogden ard West tt'' 49,. ,i sg, Pc
ARRIVE SALT LAKE orr, IT,
Ne' Sooi,rom Ogden and tho vo.,
poiS,sp rom Ogden and Local '"o am,
M 100. ,,,,,.., ,,.,'' mo-.
~ IRON Eureka ana Prov, ''ii S.5@, An
NJ ION Denver ana Eost iS,W an,
" . rom Denver and Eost W an.
NJ IN, teln ogden and the West ~ pm
~ VI IRON Park city ~ ~-' g'9 pm.
M Nar gwtG99m Heber Provo and '''' pa
~ from Bingham 49,. ,'lii ,S Pm
NJ Llgrt rom Bingham ....,..',' XXX an
NJ. t,tiom Ogden and tho Wos;, S.gsyy pm.
~ From Denver aud rast II .5 pm.
~ ttalns eNeeIt Nos. 1 ami q 20 pm,
intefmediatc points 1"u stop Ut
4lcAet Ofhee, Dooly Blocl, ,ph... -.
A. BENTON. ~
Gen ACT Pcs. Dent
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PERSONALS

James Sturrock Is up from Lamy.
G. Il. Foraker Is up from Albuquer'
que today.
Lyman Parke is down from Cherry
Valley again.
II, A. Mitchell Is a late arrival from
Lexington. Ky.
M. G. Gordon. the Mora miller, Is
about town today,
Mrs. T. Guttman came up from AL
buQuerQue last night.
w. Y. Black joined his family mere
from Topeka yesterday.
DR.. ]. M. Cunningham went south
on business this afternoon.
Sam Romero will return from Col,
fax county about the Goth inst,
w. L. Crockett Is in return from a
trip 10 st. Louis and elsewhere.
A. A. and w. b. Upton arrived in
town from Watrous last evening,
DR.. H.. NJ. Smith arrived In return
from a trip to st. Louis this afternoon.
w. II. Rapp was an incoming pas
senger from Trinidad this afternoon.
j. ID. Hand and wife and Lee Nut
ter and wife drove out to Los Alamos
today.
j. A. Russell, a citizen Of Earlham
Dona Ana county, is in rhe city or
business.
Mrs. Ben Williams Is down from
Ration, the guest of Mrs. M. r. vii
liams and family.
II. w. Taylor Of the Simons Selling
Co, got back yesterday from a triI
which included Trinidad, Colo.
Eugenio Rudolph has reached homt
to remain from Van fIouten, Cola,
count where he had a timber con
tract.
Rev. A. p. Morrison. superintendent
OF the M. f. English mission, was
passenger from Ell Paso to Ration las
evening, accompanied by his wife.
Capt. Edwin B. Wheeler, western
representative of the B. f. Butler es
tate, came in last night from Pueblo
where business matters have claimed
his attention for the past fortnight
Mrs. j. C. Taylor, Mrs. Josie Lock
ard, Miss Nellie Taylor, Miss Heller
Lockard, Mrs. Dillon, mother of thu
groom and his sisters, Misses Hattie
and Mamie Dillon. also Mrs. J. F
Hutchinson. came down from Springer
to attend the Dillon Williams nuptial:
at $3.50 this evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-09
Last Nights Election
Continued from Page Two.)

Continued from Page Two.)
ried Louisiana. Seven democratic
congressman have been elected.
Topeka, Kans.-Returns coming in
slowly. Indication that Kansas has
gone for Roosevelt by 8 10000 and the
republican state ticket has been elect
ed.
Washington. 10 p. m.-The indica-
tons are the republicans will have q
majority In the next house Of repre-
sentatives of forty or upwards.
Wheeling, w. va.-Returns slow but
indications are that Roosevelt win
carry states + 4,
Sioux Falls, s. Dak.-Senator Kit
teredge claims Roosevelt has Icarried
South Dakota by 10000. i
Salt Lake-Roosevelt carries Utah
by 10000.
Boston.-Sufficient returns from to-
days state election have been receiv-
ed to 10 o'clock tonight to Indicate
election OF w. L. Douglas, democrat,
for governor by almost two thousand
plurality.
San Francisco, Cal.-California will
give Roosevelt $4,000 majority and
all congressman will be republicans.
Wilmington, Del.-Addicks faction
in Delaware claim majority legislature
On joint ballot and say he will sue
coed Ball as senator.
New York.-Roosevelt has 800 sure
electoral votes, West Virginia and
Maryland. Nevada and Washington
with twenty-three votes not heard
from. Republicans have elected their
state tickets In all states except Mas.
s~achusetts, where Douglas defeats
Bates. and Colorado still in doubt. Re-
firing republican United States sen.
ators will be all succeeded by repub.
iiCdiios CASCpb POnciuiy III o6ka,
where the fusionists claim to have
elected the legislature. The demo.
Gratis carried the solid south with only
151 votes.
st. Louis--107 precincts give Park
err 14,258. Roosevelt 1881.
Portland, Oregon.-It is estimated
Multnamah county Will give Rpose-
welt between 10000 and 10000 major.
ity state will go republican 10000, al
most twice the majority ever gwen
any president before.
Pearce, Ariz.-Full returns. Smith,
rs, Fowler, 81; Gleason. Ariz., Smith,
81, Fowler. %: Black Diamond, Ariz.,
full returns, Smith, q, Fowler, IL.
Remember that Daniels bowling al
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Direct Shipments.

Why buy foods that have passed
through the hands Of brokers. job.
bers, middlemen-O Oysters at least are
not improved by the process. Our
Oysters come direct to us from the
growers in "~Sealshipt" Patent Car
riers insuring the purity. flavor and
cleanliness of the stock. A little
higher in price seemingly, but actually
cheaper than the other "watered" kind
which have been "tixed." Wen ex
plain II you'll let us.
1850 J. H. STEARNS.
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NATIONAL RESULTS
Continued from Page Four.)

Continued from Page Four.)
day: From information received
from all sources | feel confident that
/ am elected. | will not concede de.
feat until everything comes in. and
indications are that I will carry the
state by a comfortable majority"
Preparations are being made to con-
test the election by republican city
chairman Williams on the ground
that the election in the city and
county OF Denver was unfair,
Immense Popular Plurality.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Indications
from the returns so far in indicate
that Roosevelt Is elected by a popular
plurality Of over 1,300,O 900 against
$780, 900 for Mckinley over Bryan.
Bryan Out Of II.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. Slate re
turns indicate the republicans have
100 OF 1873 members Of the legislature
This insures a republican senator.
Doubtful In Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-Slow progress
has been made towards an accurate
count of Missouri's vote, but partia.
returns up to II O'clock show remark
able republican gains in st. Louis ant
throughout the state. In many coun
ties the usual democrat plurality was
cut in half. The Post Dispatch, indie
pendent democrat, at that hour was
inclined to the conviction that Roose
Welt had carried Missouri and the re
publican state committee insisted
that the final returns would show 8
republican majority OF 10000.
On the National Ticket.
That Folk, democrat, has carried
the state, was the claim general!
made but figures are lacking. TIT
democrats claim FOLK was elected b!
10000.
Legislature Safe.
Special To The Optic. (
SANTA FE. N. NJ, Nov g<
aelegataSote revised. Morssseoe; Sal
Miguel, 100. Andrews: Chavez, 800
Sierra. 1893; Quay, 100, Money. 70
council are elected one democrat 0
Roswell, Catron, eight administra
ton. and two Hubbell men The ad
ministration has twenty-eight mem
bers in the house.
CoIfax County.
Special to The Optic.
RATION, N. NJ. Nov. s-Returh
from fourteen out of twenty-fou
precincts In Colfax county with Da"
son and East Ration not heard IRON
give Andrews 1915. Money COZ, Rode
80. Jerry Leahy is beyond questio
elected to the territorial council an
NJ. B stockton is elected TO the hous'
The entire republican ticket for co
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-09

SHOW US ONE PERSON who has
become rich through wild specula.
tions, and we will show you a dozen
Who have become rich by saving. One
dollar will open an account with the
Plaza Trust & Savings Bank Of Las
Vegas. 1911
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Ring up No. 8. either phone. for
baggage. express and oil kinds Of dray
work. once No. SCI II sixth street,
Mrs. M. J. Woods news stand. Las
Vegas transfer. M. M. McSchooler.
manager. SIS
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fax county with the exception of as
SCISSOR and surveyor is conceded to be
elected.
Later. From precincts heard from
Andrews, majority is 100.
Tucumcari gives a democratic ma
jority of II for Money.
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W. &c. T. v.
b CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

ANNISTON Ata. Nov, 9.--The Ala
bama W. C IT. U. Is celebrating Its
twentieth anniversary with a large
and enthusiastic convention In this
city. The sessions opened this af-
ternoon In the First Methodist church
with Mrs. Mary T. Jeffries presiding.
The opening session was confined to
a meeting OF the executive commit
tee. Welcoming addresses and re-
sponses will be made this evening and
the regular business of the convention
win be taken up In earnest tomorrow
morning and will continue through
Friday. The large attendance and the
interesting program combine to give
promise of a highly successful gather
ing.
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For good oysters, j. II. Stearns
every time, we receive only the gen.
uine Sealshipt Oysters direct from
the beds in Patent Carriers.
1850 j. H. STEARNS.
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= The CerriiIos Soft Nut Coal Z
= handled by J. O'Byrne, 10 first. =
. class for kitchen purposes and Z
. 10 delivered to all parts Of the Z
= city At $3.50 per ton. 1f-e =
-
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TEXAS FRATERNAL
CONGRESS MEETS.

CONGRESS MEETS.
WACO, Texas, Nov. "a well at
tended meeting of the Texas Fra
ternal congress began in Waco today.
The organization is made up Of rep
resentatives OF the different fraternal
orders of the state. and these repre-
sentatives agree upon rules and regu-
lations governing the rates, ETC., Of
their respective orders. The presiding
officer Is A. Lew Brown OF Temple,
and the secretary. L. O. Harley of
Dallas.
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Notice.

have re-0pened my dental office
in room 2 Center Block and will be
pleased to have those needing dental
work call. DR. 8 G. BROWN.
1918.
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Map 81 City o. Lac vesaA
Every business house ought 70 have
. map Of the city. vlns colorod
map, enamel finish, rsanvas mounted.
for sale at Optic ofaea. saea oas Dol
lar. (11.00). sissf
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Big sack Of confetti for five cents
at Gibson & Seitx's. 1882
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Big sack OF confetti for five cent
at Gibson & Seitz's. 1882
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Postal typewriters; price $25;
Tor sale ut Appel Bros Agents 1857
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Buy your confetti of Gibson & Seitz.
1913.
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