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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-26

Pren0Sos & Jos 5nopO7aeaates 8O6re LS6re-
tas:: Sc sortearSn 8 todos los amos en-
tire los que mas SO distingan por su
constancia en- el Ahorro.
H0rGs de Cara: Para las imposicio
nes:
De s & 1O1 de la manana. Y de / & 81
de la tarde los dfas laborables; y de 81
SO Oh de la maflana los Domingos. Para
las extracciones las mismas horas ex-
Cepto la de los Domingos.
RegZanoesot0 de Ia Seccs6qa: Las per-
sonas que interesen mas pormenores
sobre las imposiciones, extracciones
manera de liquidar intereses, etc, pue-
den soIicitar IN eiempIaren Ia Gaia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-26
Banco Territorial = AgrfcOla
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORR OS.

ZnsposicSOnes so6re h5ret0s: Desde
1925 & 81. 600, devenQar6n intereses al
6 pOr 100 annual.
Zneposici0mes d pZ0so tito: Desde
5000 en- adelante devengaran inter6s al:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-26
R E U \ | 0 n

El Iunes Sc reuniran les miembros
del cuerpo de eSalvadoreso. que dirije
el sef1or jose Ruiz Soler. al efecto de
acordar cuando Sc han de empezar los
eiercicios de practica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-26

En- esta imprenta se vende p9neI de
peri6dieo Visio, 6 600 quintai.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-26
B E G B E S 0

Han regresado de Trujillo-aIto, Ell
abogado Frank Antonsanti y su j6ven
espOsa Rosalina Brau.
Pasaron las vacaciones en- dicho pue-
bio & donde fueran en- busea de tempe
ratura mas sgradable.
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CARMEN SKERRETT.

Esta distinguida se1orita, que SO en-
contraba en- Philadelphia. ha regresado
al lar nativo. en- donde es muy estima-
da por sus bellas prendas de caracter.
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Gran dssstIO dc Base Ball

El domingo % del corriente en- los
terrenos de Ia Liga puertorrique1a se
IIevara efecto un gran desaffo de
CBase- BalI2 entire los club eHabana2 y
xAlmendares.
Prometen que estara muy anims-
das y Sc cruzsran grandes apuestas.
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Ron nLLAVE."

Reconocidamante el mas puro. BIZ
gi6nico Y sgradsble que Sc fabrics en-
eli pals. Sc vende en- los principales
estab'ecimientos. Y en- Arecibo por
Sucesores de Roses & Ca.
2V.p. s..
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FARMACIA AMERICANA

IF 2INGAS DE FUENTE 2 GUAR
LLOS so CENTAVOS.
Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS IA
CULTATIVAS.
San Francisco 81. San Juan P.-h'
D. 8.
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Sc aIquiIa en- Santures.

La espaciosa casa de Ia Sucesi6n
Garriga, parada %. Est6 pintada re-
cientemente con pisos nuevos. In,
formaran San Francisco 81. Is '. 8.
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iiABAJO MONOpOLIOSH!

Hilo de coser ingl6s superior en- ca
rreteles de 200 yardaa, para sastres Y
Costureras, ell mas barato y mejOr del
mundo.
LO venden en- sus almacenes por ma
yor y al detail S. Melon & Co, San
.JustO 10. Puerto Rico. ID.
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DeseamOs c9mpraT.

Una m6quina de eacribir de medic
uso: preferimos 3sistema Remington.
Cartas: Apartado 638.
. Y. 9. San Juan.
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Company is Now Making One
Thousand Dollars a Day,
Net
SHIPPING ESQ TONS OF ORE
Every lwcnty-lour Hours General
Manager NewhOuse Places Reserves
AtL7oo, 900 Tons,

A letter sent out by a Boston firm
states that while the recent death Of
enc Of the largest stockholders In the
Boston Consolidated company may have
placed a sentimental damper upon spec
ulat.on 40 Boston Consolidated stock,
the company, however Is now free
from debt and Is earning over $1,000 net
per day, owing TO the increased price
for copper. upon an output Of $50 tons
OF ore per day shipped to the Bingham
smeItor An advance Of ~ cents per
pound lu the metal makes a difference
of i2.5 per day TO the Boston company
upon this output or $3.50 per month
and brings net earnings up to over
$4,000 per month-prctty good earn
iugs upon q small output of 2oO tons a
day
ii is understood It viii be the
policy Of the Boston Consolidated man
agement TO continue n small output UNI
an they have demonstrated the exis-
tence IN their property OF very much
larger ore reserves than at present, al
though General Manager Newhouse
places present reserves az 100000
tons but the larger part Of this ore tom
mage Is quite low grade The company
is having no difficulty at present IN
meeting the requirements of It's Blng-
ham shelter contract to deliver $50
tons Of ore per day, containing no less
than 8 per cent copper or go pounds to
tho TON
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GREAT SALES Of
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Sew York. Nov lO-'rho features Of the
opening dealings IN stocks today wero
Southern Pacific Rock Island and the VI.
*. 4 T. stocks There were HOO shares
OF Southern Pacific sold nj the opening
at Gs and GN, compared with 6Fs last
night and $500 shares of Rock Island az
36'a and 1928 compared with Jts last
night VI. Is a Il. rose a point and tho
preferred ~ Amalgamotcd copper was
in large demand 8t AN extreme advance
of "a half Otherwise the dealings were
ON rather o moderate scale and the ad.
vunccs were restricted 90 within y, eXCent
for 81. Louis and San Francisco second
preferred which rose 24 Pacific Mail lis
and Mexican Central and Realty large
fractions. United states steel opened mp
al u. hut immediately lost a. Republic
steel declined u aud Sugar ran on after
a small opening gain.
Very large profit taking went on after
the opening, especially ln stocks most aC.
tive On lhe rise yesterday. and some 9TH.
ems were pulled back below last night
Other stocks were pu.ne9 Forward TO sun
port the realizing, notably Southern Rail.
way. which met enormous blocks at &c.
one sale Of 1850 shares being recorded
at that lgurc.
Heavy selling was renewed after 70
o'clock with TIE principal pressure direct
ed against the United states Steel stocks
The common stock dropped TO near % and
ST. Paul Southern Pacific, Union and
Rock Island touched their lowest prices
The market made a slight rally IN the
course NJ which Realty rose aa,, Pacific
Mail ga ana Delaware & Hudson g
Prices then ran N 90 a lower point than
before Erie. Union Pacific, Canadian Pa
cinc. Louisville & Nashville and Lead pre-.
fgrIed fell g point or more more below last
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CONCEN TRArES.

Joseph DederIch Is In Beaver county
today
A. II. Godbe has returned from a
trip east OF several weeks duration.
Assistant Manager Hi Green OF the
Bingham CON- Is IN Bingham today,
Samuel Newhouse departed for the
east yesterday on a brief business trip,
The Honerne drain tunnel Is COM
plcted to the length Of about 1900 feet
Jack Green. the Park city mining
man. has returned from a trip to the
east
Lorn Morrison win depart for the
Indian Queen mine in Beaver county
tonight.
The original Tonopah reported at
the sampler today with four carloads
OF ore.
Three car loads of ore from the Nam.
moth mine reached the local market
today
A shipment Of Stag and concentrates
NUS tIllNfl Nl'lll WV AfNNiN'' 80
Lamar properties
A. j. BEETLES and NJ NJ Johnson Of
the Newh0use stan departed for Beaver
county last night
j. f. SPUR the eminent geologist
connected with the geological survey
has arrived at Goldneld, New
FL. Raddatz. general superintendent
or tho Honerne mine at stockton, de-
parted for camp again this morning.
Twenty.four lots OF concentrates from
lho Utah Copper company's mill az
Bingham were marketed during Oclo'
her.
j. n Brooks. superintendent of the
Emuire Con. properties at Freiberg,
New. viii depart Tor camp again to-
night
Waiter Fitch the new manager Of
the United States Mining company is
looking over that corporations Tintic
mining interests
THE Buhl ore chute. recently cncoun-
tered ON the gOO- foot level of the Homer
Inc mine has been opened up TO the eX-
tent of Gj feet
The silver King shareholders received
/ their dividend checks. aggregot $780,
/ Ono. today. making the total for the
year 200 far $4,000
! L.IT. AlcCystlL %. n. Bossert A. X.
/ Herman end COL W. NJ Rank are "a
proup of sllt Lakes solid mining men
! Who arrived Thursday --Goldheld
/ NcWc.
The Deer Lodge Gold Mining n MIL
ling company yesterday filed articles
of Incorporation with the county clerk
The officers are President Edwin ID.
Trenam; vice president, j j. Trenam'
rpcretary and treasurer II. Garrett An
drews The capital stock Is $4,000 with
shares at 81 each. The company owns
several claims IN the Eagle Valley Min
ing district iu Lincoln county New
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PRODUCE
ClIICAGO

Chlcaeo. Nov. December wheat
opened unchanged at LBS After touch
nix l3il the price rallied to LISA but zee
acted to ll340il8& May opened .un'
changed Ia k lower. no i,l2A To- l,l4s,
After touching li3iL the price steadlel
cash. wheat-No 2, red. lliallS, No.
g. red, ll0alli; No, 2 hard, l4nllo. ~,
Q. hard. 0ul o.. no. o. northern, l.lNH
LgO. Ne. o northern, ll0nl l0i NO %
spring. 06u2 -.....
close Wheat-Dcc, ll3thll37s; May
Lbs. July DSA ,
Corn~Nov.. aN: Dec, COS; Jan, i6'si
May i6N. July i6h
Oats--Nov. 9A, Dec. 2,ANNs; May,
3ihH3lN: July 3lAq5lA
Pork Nov UiU: Dec. llD, JAM
l2G2is. May l262i4nl2 G.
Lard Nov L0ih, Dec 1o''l JAM
Ilj. May. 12j,
Rlbs-Nov, 6M. Jan, 65j, May. 6.Gh.
Ryc-Novo S0ia
FlaX-Cash. northwest liz
Timothy-NoY 2.6j.
ClOycr-Cash, t2O0nl2.25
Barlcy-Cash GNjl
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New York Quotation,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

rsctlv concerned ID is 10 be hoped that
the dls8csIons among the owners win b.
sppcdny and satisfactorily settled and
the mine once more take itg place as one
of Inc biz cold producers of me world.
Martin sullivan. an old time miner
of Colorado. who made hIs FIRST fortune
in Lcadylllo. and r. g.. Lewis of Dem
tor have taken an option TO lcasc 300
fCet ON the Nary which adjoius the
Blue Bun ON the south and the Kaiser
ON the east sullivan ana Lewis win
have 90 DAYS m which to prospect the
claim and then swim select the portion
they wish To Ieasa. ore showing free
sold has been found 1n the Mary and
with intelligent prospecting h. rs bee
lieycd the pay shoot vill soon De- opened
up. The Mary if owned by John Mer-
MIN. james +. O'Brlen and j. p. LOTUS.
70. l.. Minis and associates las, We'd
uesday took over the interests OF WIN
Marsh and Harry Stmlcr in the Coz
lumbIa mountain. Sandstone. Kendall,
May Queen and Nevada Boy groups
These are an valuable properties and
the consideration, while not made pub
DC. is known to be large one SlImler
and Marsh were the original dlscoyerers
in that district and for that reason, u
for no other. Il rs gratifying 10 know
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WILL SEE ALTA
c. n. Moss, OF Michigan. Arrives Ia In
spect Columbus Con,

G.. II. Moss prominent Michigan
capitalist and % large shareholder OF
Columbus Con. arrived In the city TO-
day and left during the afternoon for
that Alta mine. accompanied ny Man
ager Tony Jacobson.
This Is the first visit Of MI Moss 70
these parts for some time, and mo- doubt
he viii take note that some very im-
portant changes have taken place dur
inr the past year. Win the mill gt-
us,ed to the ores and working with
nro shifts. the visitor viii have pp-
nortunity To see what kind of a cone
eentrate product the property F cara
he OF producing At the same time he
vim have "a chance To inspect the mine
md See the vast bodies OF ore blocked
ont there: which viii be Immediately
available as soon as the connections
between the Rowland and Columbus
tunnels are made next week
Mr.. Moss has been a staunch Hup'
rorter OF Columbus CON DO the past
when some people undertook 20 speak
of Il discoWtedly.
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GOLD CRATER STRIKE.
some Rich Ore Found on the Peacock
Claim Recently.

ON the Peacock claim, which adjolns
Sanders & Inman's Hub at Gold Crater
ore was opened up on Tuesday and
from paintings Il is believed that the
average values Of good sized streak
will go $500 or $500 per ton, says the
Goldneld News. The strike was made
about 1000 feet from the place where
Sanders & lnman are sacking rich ore,
and II Is supposed to be the same ledge.
The Peacock Is owned by Wright Ward
and Callow and they naturally feel
much elated.
ON the No SaVvy claim. Grswold and
Moss have done 100 feet OF work In
shafts. drifts and crosscuts and have
ore In three places Assays from the
ledge I'm place 50 as high as SIS per ton.
Water from a living spring has been
struck six miles from Gold Crater and
water Is now delivered FOR 50 barrel
Ward and Morrison with some assist
ance, are building a new road which is
the only feasible one to the camp. The
gentlemen deserve great credit for their
enterprise IN this matter and should
receive every assistance from all inter-
ested.
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is HARDLY PROBABLE.
what Manager Madsen Says OF Century
Assessment

Manager =. W. Madsen Of the Gem
ury Gold Mining company was asked
today by News representative
II It was the intention Of the com-
pany TO levy an assessment In the near
future
Mr.. Madson replied that while there
is no doubt but that the company
would be required to meet the OUT
standing judgments, the directors had
not discussed the matter Of assess
ments, While such thing IL possible.
declared Mr.. Madsen, 1t Is hardly prob
able N we can borrow the money
and ] believe the company ought 20 be
able to get an It's needs for this pur-
pose, there certainly will be no assess
mcnt"
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LOCAL MARKETS,

Comparatively few changes have oc-
CURED in the local markets this week.
Those OF any note are In fish, red
mappers. barracuda and sturgeon be-
ing entirely out OF reach Then black
bass and Holsters are scarce as very
few are being received. There is a
slight fan In the wholesale prices Of
hens and spring chickens, and ther.
are no changes in immediate prospect
In the -four or grain marts. Crabs are
expected In shortly but turkeys con-
tinue rather scarce. The prices OBJ
tanning today are as follows;
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MICHIGAN's COPPER.
Production " Past Ten Months Exceeds
An of Year 1908

According TO recently compiled fig
ures the copper mines Of Michigan
have produced l995S0, 1000 pounds OF the
bronze metal during the past 10
months This Is more than was pro-
duced during the entire year OF 1909
when the output was l92 223,Sjj pounds.
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MAKING THE TESTS.
Power Plant Equipment About TO he Ae'
eepted ut NeWhouse.

The representatives OF the firms
which supplied the engines and boilers
for the power plant at the Newhouse
mill I'm Beaver county are on the
ground for the purpose Of making the
final tests preparatory TO turning them
over TO the officials OF the company.
who took the train for the south last
night
Gradually. the big plant Is getting
along towards completion Nearly all
the buildings are under cover and the
machinery is being installed just as
rapidly as possible under the direction
OF Supt. W. c. Thomas.
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DrsTnrr TvTN1NG NEWS, THURSDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1904

steady. Good to prime steers 6l5ddWi
poor 10 medium. 3 sOHG 90. stOckers anl
iCcdCW. 2.iONll0. COWS ltJWiNi hollelN
l.1ja5 q. Gamers. i2ja2 i0i bulls 2'Wd
i3j, CAVES, 5,jOn100; western steers 500
$3.50.
Hogs Receipts today, 1900. tomorrow,
1900; market steady Mixed ana butch.
ors g0I5 %. good 90 choice heavy !. O!N
hW' rough heavy ASA ~, lghl' "h
sIgls. bulk on sales. A9a5.6
Sheep Receipts 1900 market steady
lambs. steady Good On choice WelnelH,
g. i1ilii. fall To choice mixed iWH'lV,
Ml.Lnrn InmL. NM. ~
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov io-Butter arm
Creamery held. comOn 20 etxra, sd8, Of
fetal prices renovated common TO extra,
i2imlSh.
cheese Unchanged.
Eggs Firm.
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Time Table
In Eject June /,
1904.


IRON ogden. poris,t
gan Francisco. TI'i.g Butte
Frc guia Omaha ana b''yc, st.
poibt goblen and ntermell,, Wan.
tfto,' ~ ,t'''',.,. ........ ''"
ion ogden. Cache ysu....s 9.l0an
Intermediate points ''''y and u"
K 2m 0sdI " ch.taso. 81 fs5. ili&pn.
and oI'i sar [,lli, Omaha, Denver
R6n,Hi,, ogden. Cache vsU.. 40 DIN.
cse,oS' PORTLAND and San Fro2
'''pV 't't.t,,. ......... ''""'
DEPART '"'' Ia, pm.
iq, ogden, Omaha r...
I ISnE'r Kansas Clty aTS'5i's
t, hVuis y.,., .......' ''D o.
F9f Ogden, Portland 49, i.GAM
ean Francisco AMI I1, hulle,
ATE points .......' '''''medl'
. ~ ogden, Omaha. Ci,ss..rl4.a an
a He44t9,I kansas Clty. st f1ass1V
,auu san Francisco '' "o4la
4 vI OBdan, Cache VaI.ry b,.' l.Nph.
Ntr, Kansas City 'Owat "gn'
Louis ana Chicago. ''' 81
FOR ogden. Cache VsIi',' 5000 tbpn
ieieia. Portland sin FFIs'S
CISCO ana Intermediate rt,sae,n'
AZ bCillMACHIR ,,PP.yI' Gpn,
~ ~ hurley q. p 4 t,rrat AgE
cu - N spENCER A. as a.
s-.-- Telephone ~ ''' su'st
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker
2li d. L. Walker Block
UNCLE SAM ORR.
Unite Producer at samplers Today Win
A LOT OF Crude.

The Uncle sam Consolidated mine of
Tintlc has two cars of crude ole I'm the
market today.
An Official of the company gave out
The Information today that work of dry-
ng the crosscut To- the east through the
dyke crossing the property lo mtor-
cent an extension of the vein encouu-
tered I'm the May Day VIII Dr. UNDER
taken at am early date.
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WHOLESALE
FARM PRODUCTS.
m az tnn. halled.

T TIrr5tf ", ''.' ' '. 800. ii6S
Wheat. Der bu. .....l.00 and 10
Corn. Der cwt................ Las
Corn, cracked, per cwt.".., LOO
oats ~. -. 81. zee. $50
Barley. rolled, per cwt.. 49,, 1856
Flour family per cwt ..... ?.3O
Flour, straight grade. per cwt $50
Flour, high patent per cwt" 30
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OMAHA

South Omaha. Soy lU-Cattlc 3D. Re-
colpts 32JO, market steady Native Steers.
WHG3l. COWS and hciors !2Jrlm,
western steers. 3OlQ5.0', Texas steers, 20
$50. range cows and belfer9l NNi w
Gamers, iijNAJ. stOckers aud feeders,
250diOO: calves. 3.0Odj.0, bulls ,sags,
ets.. i1iH3tj
Hogs Recelpts. $500. market steady
Heavy. iA506.W mixed igjpigi'Ri lighr
imhl giis pigs Loouii5, bulk OF sales
Sheep Receipts 100. market slow TO
steady. Western ycdrNugs lWdt W'
wethcrs 3.WHlg0. owes 3 .VuilO, conn
mon and Nockcrs 2'0aili. lambs. 3.N4
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GoLDFIELD MINES.
owners cf the Jumbo seem Determined
TO Get into Litigation.

AZ q meeting OF the directors of the
Jumbo Mining company Manager Tay-
Tor was directed to bring proceedings to
obtain an injunction against the extern
sion Of time on the McDonald-F Fuller
0nd Bowes-Kernick lease For the sake
Of the camp, as well as the parties di-
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NEVADA STOCKS
REGULAR CALL.

REGULAR CALL,
DAILY West 40 at 1900.
silver Shield. 1000 al 49,. 300 at 1875;
800 at 1874.
New York, 300 at 1874 100 at ~; Vie
tor Con, 1900 at 4
OPEN BOARD SALES
Columbus Con. 100 at 12iia.
Little Chief 1000 at 3h; 1900 at 34
May Day 800 at 3ii3 buyer 60 days,
800 at 33l5. 800 at 1885,
New York. 800 at l2&
Uncle Sam CON- 500 at 22ii
REHABILITATION,
Shares. Value.
Regular call-,, ,.r..5ljo $3.50 50
open board. O.. ""r.1lO0 eA5,5
Forenoon totals.. ,.lOS5o 8,36 IS
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kANaAs CITY.

Kansas city. Nov. -CattIc-Rcce.pls
Go00 market steady Native steers. 500
Gi1 native COWS and hcIfars. LWu1.W'
tocktrs ana feeders 2,GWlj, bulls, li|l
$500. calves. 2ju6 COZ western steers d.W
Hi50 western COWS. ljOu3 SD,
Hogs Receipts 1000 market gtoldN
Bulk OF sales. AN0510 heavy j0iN5 .2l,
packers, iW0jl2s, PIGS and lights iO1
$685.
sheop-Rccclpts 400, market strong
MuU0ns I.jrai 0 lambs, iG13 %; range
Wothcrs iWniij. ewes 2jHi,D
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@le6dElNivyEE:ERIjp! q! GRAtN9g(
AIO GRANIE WE5l.EJsR!NN4s
current ~ Time Table.
~ eiIeet Oct Oh, isol
a Leave tI. SAIL LAKE CITY

u
No ll99r-,E.,9r ilebo5 Provo and
NJ Va we've go, .,,, q, d., sM
e. lVl-For Park CIV 30 ''''" XIV an.
NJ g-Eof Denver and E1si W an.
~ Eot Ogdon ana W,4t Xxx an.
~ LII ogden and Wet ,'IV an
80 t-tor Denver ana ~, ''" Ky pm.
no 6-F0r Provo ana p.',--1t'.,'" g.l pa.
10 ll2-F0r Bingham ''A' " Wpn.
10 llt-For bingham .' '''' wv an.
No. il.-For Ogden and Local '"Pn'
POINTS ..... 'D'"
10 t-For Denver ana East w pn,
NO 2-for Ogden ana Vsst' "',SS.2 pm,
AKKlNI .A,IN Wgst uB pm.
No 6-From Ogden and t6s
West .,. . q. -. 'NV
Nc. il2-From ogden and i6ca swan
No. Prom F;nrciss ,@,gi'H...olQ:BAn
No b-From Hone, "lil IFgFouQ.Q an
10 l-brom Denver and East, Xxx ~
No. 2-Ftom Ogden aud tbe 30" p'u'
West'..,,,. ,,,,,,,.,. ....... sn
No. lQl-From Park CITY . ~ Pn.
No. 9-From Heber. Provo Az VI" Pn'
Mo- H' ii3N N&rS prlrs,iEs,. ''"""o snpb.
No. lli-t'r0m Bingham '''''tE an
No. t-From Ogden and No W" '~'
" at 800 t''u' ,.tn,u,n.., linn
No, .S-Ftom Denver and East. .liS, m'
~ Trans EXCEPT Nos and & slgp Al
Ticket Office Dolly Block 'Pbop. ~
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-10
LIVESTOCK,
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov. 0-Cattle-Rcceipts H.
COO Including 1000 westerns, market good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-10
FISH

Chinook salmon. lb....... IN
California smelts for.,"" .25
Idaho trout. lb........... 40
Sea bass per lb.......... rs
Goldfish. Der lb..........,. Is
oysters select. per at. ..... 60
oysters N. Y. Counts, per qt. rs
Mountain herring ..... 80. rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-10

City Tickle. offce. on Main Street
Telephone 80
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-08
Survivors Tell of 1t.

The life boat made faster progress
and fell in with the steam trawler Sal
via. What became of the other boats
is not yet known.
Teh rescue of those on the life boat
took place on the morning of June 30.
One of the survivors said that when
he got on deck the Norge was half sub
merged and was rapidly getting lower
in the water. Half mad with fright,
the survivors all struggled for places
in the boats. They fought their way
to the big life boat and an officer stow
ed away six women and a girl and
then told the men to get in. The Of
ficer took charge and got the boat
away from the sinking Norge. Seeing
that the boat was already overloaded
the officer with great heroism jumped
into the water and tried to board an
other boat which was not so full. He
failed and was drowned.
In the sea by this time was mass
of struggling men, women and chill
dren, gasping and choking from the eff
fects of the water. The boat roweC
clear of these unfortunates and just as
she drew away the Norge went down.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-08

Prussia has 2033 associations of
stenographers with 51,291 members.
The Patriotic league of Peru has
raised the sum of s414.000 for the
purpose of building a man of war
Labor unions of Georgia are advo-
eating the establishment of bureau of
state labor statistics and mining.
An extremely fine quality of green
leather, made in Turkey is manufac-
tured from the skin of the angel fish.