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and in five distinct and separate ways.
When it comes to real devastation the
japanese admirals and generals, all
put together, are not in it with any
dozen really determined healiners in
far-away America.
The jig is up. It's all over save the
shouting.
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the darker linens.

the darker linens.
And fully one-half of the new shirt
waist dresses will be made short, at
least two inches from the ground.
And even for dressy afternoon wear, o
lot of the silk and crepe gowns are
being made short, and there will BE-
short muslin skirts for summer dane
ing. 1t is true there has never yet
been such a vogue for short skirts for
all occasions as will be seen next SUM-
mer.
The Irish standard., 1904-04-02

you limited that reading or writing
would fail to rest her. All over the
country women's hospitals flourish be-
The Irish standard., 1904-04-02

Hadn't Missed It.-An old negro was
taken i'll, and called in a physician Of
his race to prescribe for him. But the
old man did not seem to get better,
and finally white doctor was sum-
moned. Soon after arriving the latter
felt the darkey's pulse for moment
and then examined his tongue.
"Did the doctor take your tempera-
ture?"
II don't know, sah," the patient an
swered feebly. II hain't missed any,
thing but my watch"
This is why Illinoisians were first
called Suckers" according to an old
magazine The early pioneers adopted
many Indian habits. They strapped
their infants to boards like papooses.
After they began to raise swine, the
mother would leave her baby alone in
the cabin ;or hours, but to alleviate.
his solitude. she gave him huge. piece,
of raw pork to suck, first tying 1t to his
foot by string, so that whenever he
attempted to swallow 1t the natural
impulse to kick would save him from
choking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
Structural Steel Contractors Insist
On Making Slow Deliveries
OF Material,
POWER HOUSE FRAME WORK.
Is Now In Place Brick NlsOns liusy
Boilers to be Tested the Last
Of This Week

The Nevhouse Mines q shelters corr.
porauon is experiencing considerable
annoyance as consequence ~ the de-
ay on the nart Of the Wisconsin hrm
which was awarded the contract Co fur
mich the structural STEEL 90 making
prompt deliveries Some Of the lumber
has been coming On slowly said Chief
Melauurglst A. j. BEETLES this morning
but the worst difficulty Hes with the
structural steel men.
with the foregoing exceptions Mr.
BEETLES says the construction Of the big
concentrating plant is going ON very
satisfactory we need the steel for
the approaches 10 the concentration up
ON which the ore cars will run, but
the only thing we can do is 10 walt The
steel frame OF the power plant Is in
place and the building Is ready for the
sheetlng. A force OF brick mas0ns has
begun brlcklng In the boilers which win
be ready for the cold water test by the
end Of the week"
Mr. BEETLES win leave FOR the south
again next Wednesday and viii remain
on the ground until this test is com
pletcd He says the work viii be push
ed ahead Just as rapidly as possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
Tintic Mining Notes.

j. A. Doyle and JOS Kaufman are
ilgglng the Joe Bowers dump and
are doing very we'll. They have a nice
grade Of ore to work on and expect to
make a shipment In a day or so.
The Bug Iron group OF 81 claims
owned by Harry Kruse, Is being work
ed at present with a force OF six men.
They are running tunnel which Is
now IN 200 feet, In the center OF which
there is six inches OF ore which runs
well In gold. copper, zinc and silver
Antoine Zanoni came into camp last
Saturday night from American Fork
where he had been doing assessment
work on the California group, situated
I'm American Fork canyon Mr. Ianoni
Is partner IN this group with James
Snoddu and be- reports the showing
az very satisfactory,
VIM Lemmons and V. H. Bates,
lcssecs of the shower Con. az Diamond,
are making AN excellent showing
They have more than n carload Of ono
now ready 10 ship. The ore cawiC
good values in gold silver and lead
Leasing rs also going ON at the old
sh0chud.a the leasers being Geo. r.
Paym9u and Tom short They are
shipping rprt OF the dump ana next
week they intend to commence ogcr-
ations underground Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
IN PARK CITY CAMP.
Important Improvements being Made at
silver King Con.

A visit TO the New York Bonanza the
first Of the week revealed the fact that
the property was being worked most
economically and satisfactory, Mana
ger McGnl is deyOtng considerable
time to It's Development and the stock.
holders are "a be congratulated FOR
having such a painstaking and capable
man n charge. and they can rest as
sured that what money is expended VIII
be- used iudlciously and to The very best
interests of all concerned The mine Is
looking splendid and work Is going for
ward rapidly and In workmnnllke
manner under the direction Of Terry
Morgan. The winze Is being driven
from the 400 level and Is now down 200
feet, and ore is being encountered right
along and while I'm not very large guam
titles. enough to indicate that there Is
a big body ahead. In drlit from the
Win2e a nice streak Of rich ore has been
followed for about so feet ana a strike
Of importance IN this drift would not
be surprising 10 those In charge All
ln all. the New York at THIS time Is
very promising and all signs must fan
II II is not soon numbered among our
regular producers.
Supt. Peter Kaas was down from the
California yesterday, and reports every.
thing moving along In first class shape
al that property. ore OF high grade is
being taken out regularly and now
enough on hand 10 give the mil two
months or more run, Mr. Brooks, who
managed the mill last yer having
come out yesterday to again take
charge Of the plant Though but little
has been said Of late regarding the Cal.
lfornla, a good deal Of quiet work has
been going on. and Mr. Kaas, as are
the owners Of the property, is confident
that a steadily producing mine VIII yet
be made OF IT,
A very important improvement is be-
ing made at the Silver King Con.where
three shifts are al work grading for a
new hoist which Is TO be erected there.
AT present though the SHAFT Is double
compartment all the way down only
one cage can be used, so a new direct
motion hoist Is 20 be erected and a new
engine viii be- installed This Will make
the tanklng Of water IN the mine an
easy matter and will do much towards
solving the question Of surplus water
which has always been such a menace
10 the development That the owners
N this property have confidence In g. is
shown by the vast amount OF money
they are expanding In developing H.,
but they win no doubt be amply re-
paid when their objective point Is f.
nally reached Park Record
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THE DEEPEST SHAFT.
one at the Tamaraek Mine Of Michigan
penetrates Earth for 5000 Feet

A recent issue OF the Engineering
and Mining Journal says, editorlally
our daily contemporary The New
York Times, newspaper that does
credit to the community In which we
Hive Is usually accurate In It's editorial
comment. even In regard 10 technical
subjects but last Sunday It went wide
of facts in certain remarks concerning
deep mining The deepest mining
shaft" was somewhere 'at the
Cape Of Good Hope statement only
rendered possible by the modesty OF
our friends IN the Lake Superior copper
region where there are three shafts
much deeper-thnt is, deeper by over
q thousand feet than any anywhere
near ''the Cape Of Good Hope ~
Tamarack No 3 attained "a vertical
depth Of 5000 feet only few weeks ago,
while the Red Jacket and Tamarack
NO s shafts stop only short distance
Of that profundity
Into the discussion OF the possibility
Of sinking shafts several miles deep
so as to penetrate the suggestions
mineral wealth OF the earth's Interior
we need not enter The subject Is
one more likely to serve as lure em-
ployed BY clever promoters than TO IN
terest practical mem for one thing we
do know by this time and that Is that
mans mechanical ingenuity will enable
him TO 20 deeper than the ores which
he exploits. Nature apparently has
placed her riches within the horizon
penetable by mine workings. for II Is
fact that the deepest mines exhibit
the signs Of an ultimate exhaustion
due to the on-persistence of ore In
depth and not to the ncapacity OF
human endeaVOr
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important Strike Made on What
Is Known as the Tun.
mel Level
THE EXPERIMENTAL MILL
is a Decided Success New Compress
er Plant to be lnstalled--Presi'
dent Of Company Coming

The stockholders Of the New Eng.
land Gold & Copper Mining company
Of Bingham, which owns the Mast prop
orty have good reasons 10 rejoice over
the way things have been progressing
Of late under the direction Of Manager
Henry NJ, Atkinson.
Although nothing has been said about
IT, Mr. Adkluson's miners, about a week
ago. broke into a l2.foot vein Of lead.
copper gold ore on what is known as
the tunnel level and which may prove
to be the beat find ever made In the
property Notwithstanding the fact that
the Mast was a heavy producer of Sill
ycr-lead ores In the early days Of tho
camp Of Bingham
When Mr. Atkinson took the man-
agement Of the mine, the stockholders
Of the property were pretty well dis
Outraged ana We're about ready to give
w the proposition They had put up
their cash so many times without ac-
compllshlng results that the limit was
about reached with them However the
property was given another trial. and
Mr. Atkinson set to work 20 bring u
out OF the mre The stockholders had
been told that the upper portions Of the
property had been worked out and that
II a paying mine was made out OF II. IL
would require depth But In this opln-
ion. Mr. Atkinson differed with his
predecessors. lie believed that eXplor.
alton would prove ne was right he
could, al least locate the assures and
their trend, which, he thought was the
most economic way considering that
the mine was not provided with power
drllls or pumping equipment To con-
tlnue sinking with no better facilities
was very expensive undertaking, to
say the least and this work was
promptly suspended Mr. Atkinson has
developed a number Of good ore bodies,
and during the present year completed
and placed In operation an experiment
tal mill Of about so tons capacity. The
plant has proved a great success, and
probably early next year u viii be en-
larged 60 meet the demands
IL Is the intention to install. In the
very near future, an air compressor of
four-drlll capacity, a place already hay b.
Ing been provided for It In the boiler
room OF the mill building with this
plant In operation. Mr. Atkinson pro-
poses 10 commence a systematic cross
cutting Of the formations TO open up
the system Of assures, which. II has
been demonstrated, exist. When the
time Is ripe for 1t. and the necessary
machinery Is provided. the mine win be
opened below the tunnel.
The New England company is COM
posed Of Boston and Connecticut par
ties the president Of the corporation
being Mr. Williams OF shaving soap
fame
Mr., Williams expects to visit the
mine some time during the last Of next
month or the first Of December.
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Of he year or only $40, OO0 but this was
due 20 putting through the smelter q
miscellaneous collection of accumulated
Bingham ore. the treatment Of which
admittde of the working OF but i.OlD
tons OF Centennial. Eureka ore that
month instead OF the normal 5000 tons,
"ln August the earnings were back 10
above normal 100000 ln Semptemb'f
The NET earuInga amounted to about
100000 and present Indications are that
october Would make new high record
10 wIiI Doe only few months now Doe.
fore the compauys lead smoItor viii
Doe in operation and NET earnings on
about $4,000 per month should be dee
rived from this source by July ] next
year the Mammoth property m 'alifor-
MIA WII bee producing and g.ll further
1dI t1 the revenues of the company, "a
matter of 10000 20 $4,000 per MONTH";
The Mammoth property is expected 90
produce 100000 pounds OF copper per
month
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Attributed TO Nervousness Caused
By Attack Of Russian Fleet
90 the Hull Fleet
LARGE BLOCKS WERE OFFERED.
Supporting Orders Soon Appeared and
Rallies Immediately Fol-
lowed

New York Oct 2i-Thc opening decline
in prices OF stocks today was attributed
Go the nervousness caused by tho attack
uf the Russian fleet ON an Engllsh ilceL
There were large blocks Of the principal
active stocks offered at the opening.
Reading fell q point and there were large
fractional decline, IN the local fractions.
Missouri Pacific Union Pacific, Canadian
Pacific Erie Baltimore & Ohio Penns.
syNania, Southern Railway Louisville &
Nashville. Amalgamaled Copper and Peo-
pies Gas Ontario d Western and ST. Paul
showed a sharp contrast with the rest of
The HIST the former rising a point and ST.
PAU q large fraction supporting orders
were in evidence and caused almost i'm
mediate rallies from the opening decline
The selling at the rally proved more ag-
grcssiyo tnan at the opening and carried
prices 10 an average level lower than
the opening The gains In strong stocks
were practically wiped out Reading was
carried ~ under Saturdays, and North
American lh, United states Steel pre-.
ferred touched 81, ana the common 2lh
There was heavy realizing IN Amaga.
mated Copper Erie Rock Island and Chi.
cugO Great Western When the selling
spent It's force. ontario a Western was
lifted to iiA ana Sugar 10 ll9M The
market rallied and became steady and
qulcter
Bonds were steady at noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

!. " Davenport. Wmgo. Ky. writes
luue "a 1902 81 want 20 toll you be-.
lleve Bahards Snow lin.ment saved my
lie was undo, the treatment OF two
doctors and thew told me one N my
lungs was entirely gone and the othe.
badly affected I also had % lump IN my
sdc. / don't think that could have
lived over two months longer. ! was IN
duccd hy @ friend 20 try Ballards snow
Linlmut TIE FIRST APPLICATION gave me
Great relief. two hfty cent bottles cured
me sound and we'll N Is Nondettui meo-
mauty." 2ic toc $40 Sod bv I c. M
J. DRUG Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
MAY DAY ACTIVE.
Stock Opened Stronger DAILY. West No
tahly Weaker.

May Day made some gains today and
good Roadway towards making up
for last weeks losses. The stock
sold up 70 35 cents on the regular call.
when It suffered a slight relax. closing.
1t was offered at 32h cents. on the
open board a sale was reported at %
cents fiat Duly-Wests star lowered
again, and that stock sold down To
Nli0 AZ the close II was offered at
Sll@ with Sll bid. For Consolidated
Mercur 40 cents was bid, with no sales
reported Mammoth was not I'm de-
mand, but the stock continues strong
IN price, New York Bonanza found IA.
lor around Z cents a share. while Yam.
kee Consolidated maintained last
weeks quotations Uncle sam passed
the calls practically unchanged.
The closing quotations and sales
Were.
TODAYS QUOTATIONS
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UNITED STATES EARNINGS.
Statement Made That They Are Around
100000 Per Month,

The report OF the management OF the
United States Mining company has not
reached The public, but a Boston pub
lloation has made the following fore
cast. Production for the year. Pounds
OF copper. 1890. ounces silver, 25O6, 600:
ounces gold, 65,S50 This output Is es.
tImated TO have a value OF approNl-
mately SL2O00OO
NET earnings of the United States
Mining company can be figured on the
basis OF 100000 per month Some
months earnings exceed the 800 900
mark, while at other times they fall
on. July earnings We're the smallest
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MAY DAY IMPROVES.
Two shifts Of Men Now nt work Ship
meuts TO he Increased

II was learned from an authoritative
source today char conditions continue
TO improve a, the May Day mine in
Tlntc officials OF the mine made an
inspection OF 90 yesterday and return
ed satisfied that IL looks better
now than Il has any time since the re-
cent strike WAS made
Two shifts have been put ON, and ore
shipments win Increase
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, oct. .-Cattle-Recelpts. o.
CO., including 5000 western; market
steady Good TO prime steers 5.15a7 %;
poor TO medium. 3.jOdj.&; stockers and
2.OOa5O0. Gamers 2jQ2.O0. bulls. l.ijd
as; calves. 3.OOdGO0. Texas fed steers,
i.Nd. Co; western steers, 35Odj.@.
HJCs-Recoipts today roo, tomorrow
1900, market 10 cents higher Mixed and
butchers, j.0005&, good to choice heavy,
5.&dj0; rough heavy i,0aj.lj, light,
i.gHjij, bulk Of sales. 5OOdj, 40
Sheep-Receipts NQU, market strong;
lambs strong Good to choice wethers.
3.ljdiiO, fair TO choice mixed, 3.Ooa3 ~;
3.jOdjS, western lambs, iO0a5.G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
DC Forest Richards WIN develop prop
erty Scar llaggcrty Mine.

Dillon. Wyo. oct 2l-DeForesl
Richards. son NJ the late Gov. DeForcs,
Richards, visited this camp recently
and made arrangements 10 develop the
Osceola and Osceola, Jr, copper mines
near the famous rrls-Haggarly
property. IN which he Is heavily inter-
ested. Mr. richards was highly pleased
with the showing that has been made
IN these two mines and It Is believed
they viii some day be az famous as
their illustrious neighbour the Ferris
HagCdrty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE

Now York oct 4.-Sugar raw, steady
Fair refining. 80 centrifugal % test i.l.
molasses sugar 3ig
Renned-Quiet. Crushed, jG1, powdered
sos: granulatcd l95.
Cofee-stcady No Rio. 50
The high point ON December was lG'.
At the close December was mp AiUs ui
l.iN May was up "a at l.N'i
Close. Whcat-Oct, lli,, Dec ll5si
May. lli&; July g9N
Corn-Oct j2h Dec. tSA May th'
July ijh.
Oats-Oct POS. Dcco &Nd&'s, May 3li
July, 3O1s03l.
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WILL START WEDNESDAY,
Columbus CON NH Did Not start Up
Today.

The Columbus Consolidated mill at
Alta ala not 90 into commission today
as was expected, all the electrical con-
nections not having been completed.
Manager Tony Jacobsen said today
that the plant would probably not be
atarted up until Wednesday morning.
He win leave Tor camp tomorrow
morning and remain on the ground un.
an everything Is moving along nicely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
Ar THE BUCKHoRN,


Power drills are row working at the
Buckhoru mine iu Ophir canyon Air
is supplied through the pipe line built
from the compressor plant at the
Ophir-H HIN mine,
Arrangements are being made 10 send
ore down Go the Ophlr-Hlll mill for
treatment under the contract entered
min rnnnnlIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
MOUNTAIN CHIEF MINE.
Tunnel ut This Bingham Property Is Now
1000 Feet Loug

James x. shaw, who Is operating the
Mountain Chief mine IN Bingham,
went out 10 that property yesterday
morning ON an Inspection trip, Mr.
shaw is driving a tunnel TO tap the
ledge running across the property
The tunnel has been completed TO the
length Of about 100000 feet. The
property Is situated In Markham gulch.
not far from the Buter-Llberal mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
Cure. Winter Couch,

J. Il. Cover iol n Main ST. ottawa.
Kan, writes ;"Every fall II has been
my wife's trouble to catch a severe cold,
ana therefore TO cough all winter Ions
Last fall / got for her a bottle OF Hofr-
able 10 sleep soundly all night long.
Whenever tho cough troubles her. two
or three doses stops the cough and she
is able 10 be mp and we'll 2lc, JOc NW
Sold by z. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept
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The Rest Doctor.

Rev II. c. Horton. Sulphur Springs
I'm nv family Billiards. Snow Eminent
and Horehound Syrup, and they have
proved certainly satisfactory. The llnl-
ment 10 the best we have ever used for
headache and pains. The cough syrup
has beon our doctor Tor tho last eight
years" &c JOc. 500 Sold By z. c. NJ l.
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

We can give you long distance con-
nectlon with all the principal business
houses IN ogden. and do 1t almost as
quickly as the local connections
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

Scall head Is an eczema " the scalp
very severe sometimes but Il can be
cured. Doans Ointment quick and
permanent In rs results. At any drug
store 90 cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

South Omaha oct 2i-Cattle - Re.
ceipts, $500 marqet steady Native steers.
i.&a6iOi cows and heifers 2.&q8 80,
western steers, 3.0Oai6O. Texas steers,
2.Gd3jO; cows and heifers, 215d3.3 30, cam
ucrs, ljOd2l0, stockers and feeders, 2.G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

"a dose IN time saves lives DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; natures
remedy FOR coughs. colds pulmonary
diseases OF every sort,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

Qlmi calves sWa55oi bulls stays. etc,
l1i03G
Hogs Receipts, 1850 market cents
higher Heavy 6.11a0tG. mixed i.0t
53h light 5.iiq5 30. pigs l.jOq5.0O. bulk
" sales, j.iii5Ni.22h.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 market active, 10
cents higher. Western yearllngs, q 100
common and stockers, 2.j)03N lambs,
4 gO1s m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

No ono would ever be bothered with
constipation II everyone knew how ma
turally and quickly Burdock Blood Bit
ters regulates the stomach and bowels.
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For Quick Action

on telephone connections between here
and ogden use our new long distance
line, Open Monday. oct Gath. Utah
Independent Telephone Co.
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Kansas city. oct 9l-Cattlo- Receipts,
i1OO. including s00 fouthoms, market 10
cents higher. Native steers i00dGUi
ii002.15: native cows aud hclferH. l.j0t
$50: stockers aud feeders. 2.2jni2j; bulls,
l.1iN3.G. calves 2.j0n6.OO, western steers,
3O0iii,JO. western COWS, On3 30.
Bogs-Rccoipts, lolO. market 5 cents
higher Bulk OF sales b.UOnj.3Q; heavy.
j3O05i0, packers jlQuj3l, piss and
lights. 1888 20
Sheep Receipts, GQN; market 3 cents
higher Multuns GuiW, lambs, g. ldiD
$50. range wethers. 3,2jGll5, ewes ESQ
03.N.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN
WOOL

Liverpool. oct. 2l-Hops at London Pa
clnc coast nrm, GSuES ljs
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st. Louis. oct a. Wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, N02, fine
medium, l60lS. fine loal6.
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Time Is Money.

You win not wait two hours for Og-
den connection over our new toll line.
Besides YOU can hear. Utah lnde-
pendent Telephone Co.
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Cures Group sore throat. pulmonary
troubles, Monarch over pain Of every
sort, Or. Thomas Electric OH.
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In TeIephonina Ogden

get quick connection over the Utah
Independent Telephone COS new line.