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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26
SAILOR RECEIVERS
$500 DAMAGES

Federal Judge Dole this morning
rendered decision In the admiralty
case Of John M. Donovan against the
American schooner Willis A. Holden,
for damages on account Of injuries re-
ceived as sailor aboard the Holden,
awarding libellant eight hundred dol
lars damages, with costs.
]. J. Dunno for libellant; Robertson
Il Wilder for libellee.
Says the decision, In part:
1t appears from the evidence in the
case before the Court. that the libel
liant. who was the second mate, was
seaman Of good character and good
seamanship and that on a voyage from
Newcastle to the Hawaiian Islands,
about September oath OF last year, It
became necessary to lower the foresail
on account Of slight damage to the
rigging. and when 1t was about half
way down. the libellant, coming up
from supper, was called upon to assist
a seaman who was taking In the slack
OF the down-haul. q rope coming from
the peak Of the foresail to the deck:
that the ship was rolling Q good deal.
causing the gaff to swing violently
SO that part Of the down-haul at one
moment would be lying loosely on the
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who was taking In the slack Of the
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the mate anu perhaps 'noireet'y Vi IN
master! Ut were the OWNERS Tree irof
hapiiity ON the srouhd that tne maste
ana mate ana crew were ieiiow-ser'
ants ana that negligence OF ieiioW
servants Is one OF the risks assumed D
sailors In engaging 10 sucn on boar
q Vessel!
ind that the vessel and the ownel
are not liable IN damages for the I'M
ries received by libellant In the acc
dent referred to, which injuries wei
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Personal injury cases. ]. p. Ball. .
A. w. Carter has gone to Molokai.
Jos. @. Pratt, attorney. Progress Blk
Noa w. Aluli left for Maui in the
Mauna Loa today.
No sham about the hot lunch at the
sham Rock Saloon, Nulanu st.
W. W. Bruner and VIM. McDougall
departed for Kona in the Mauna Loa
today.
The Russian war has increased the
rush on the Pantheon for o. p. s.
whisky.
HOW JOHN MANAGES THE COOK
Is explained In SATURDAYS COMIC
SUPPLEMENT-.
Mrs. Mary Robert Smith will give her
old English ballad recital at the Alex
ander Young Hotel this evening at 8
o'clock. Use the elevator nearest
Hotel street.
Call at Honolulu Philosophy Co.
end see the kodak developing ma
chimes. These wonderful contrivances
do away entirely with the dark room
in kodakery.
John Lilikoi. Hawaiian. was this
morning fined s25 and costs by Judge
Lindsay for assault ana battery on a
Chinese, named Cbsy Sam. He had
broken the Chinaman's Gose.
Asa. the Japanese wholesale burg
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26
TAX kSStSS(RSb|p
TODAY
TO Be ACTED On

There is to be an important meeting
Of the Republican Territorial Central
Committee executive In headquarters
at 1880 o'clock this afternoon for the
purpose OF acting on the matter Of the
Tax Assessorship.
It has been known that for the past
week Treasurer Kepoikai has been
anxious for some action to be taken
along the line Of recommending some
one for the head Of the Tax Once. This
was made known at the meeting Of the
Republican committee on Tuesday aft
ernoon last, but at that time the mat
ter was laid over until the reguls1
weekly meeting on Tuesday night next
In the meantime, Treasurer Kepoiksi
has found that, in order to assure the
proper working Of the Tax once, II
Is absolutely necessary that q man
be appointed at once. He therefore
spoke to Chairman Crabbe. the reau0
being the calling Of the meeting this
afternoon.
At the present time there are three
applications for the position in the
hands Of the secretary, these being
from Jas. L. Holt, the present deputy
assessor: Geo. Il. Smithies. the deputy
insurance commissioner: and A. ".
Gear. Others such as Messrs. Desky.
Soper and w. c. Weldon have not yet
handed in their applications.
The talk up In the Capitol building
this morning was that the appointments
lay between Smithies and Holt. II II
| anita tkaly that all thraa ann1i IN nj r
having been properly endorsed by their
precinct and district organizations.
will be endorsed by the executive COM
mittee and the applications sent to Mr..
Kepoikai for action.
It Is understood that the Governor Is
perfectly willing to leave the choice OF
Tax Assessor to Mr.. Kepoikai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26
SUGAR

sales--5 waialua, $3.50; waia
lua, $3S.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.4o5 cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26

"Fer Rent" cards on sale At suIletIn.
of'es.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26
Box
C0uCheS

In Mating or any Other cover.
We have a fine line now on hand.
Cedar Bottoms and the new patent
Box Spring attachment to open the
Id. This attachment Is something
new and far ahead Of the old one.
No trouble to show goods and the
best at the lowest prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
Building Almost Under Cover and
Plant viii he Completed About
November Is
EQUIPMENT ON THE GROUND.
Machinery Being Installed New Quar-
tcfs for Employees to be
Provided

Word comes from stockton TO the et-
feet that splendid progress is being
made with the construction Of the new
mill at the Stockton mine and that the
plant win probably be ready to go into
commission by the middle OF next
month
The frame work OF the building is all
mp and win De enclosed within the next
few days. The machinery is being in.
stalled. so there seems to Doe no pOssl-
blllty Of work being delayed anywhere,
us the equipment is practically all on
the ground.
Manager fireman expects TO provide
the employees with additional living
rooms and win soon commence the COM
structlon Of two dormatorles. The um-
Der for this purpose has been shipped
from Oregon and Is due 10 arrive IN
camp during the coming week
The stockton company made good
HIT when II purchased the milling plant
operated for a time at the West Argent
mine. The machinery is every Bit as
good as new and It was taken In at a
price which saves the stockton COM
rony a good lump OF money; had It
been compelled 20 purchase Il new,
Whdey tables win be used and the ini.
tlal capacity win be from 50 to 50 tons a
day
The Stockton mine contains somv
very large bodies Of low grade milling
ore and the company provided with the
new mill ought TO soon be able to bring
substantial returns TO It's stockholders,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
BINGHAM IN BRIEF,
Manager Lnvigniuo Making a Success
Milling Butterileld ores.

Forty tons of Bingham Con. ore from
the Dalton 4 Lark side marketed this
week, is stated to have contained 3LS
per cent copper
Operations at the ButIor-Liberal are
now Jogging along at an increased gait,
as the hoist over the new shaft has SUI
perceded hand work.
Il Is anticipated that by December
next decision win be rendered In the
United states vs. kempion apex case,
which under appeal was argued and
submitted To- the court last fall,
An accident caused by the parting Of
guy 0t one Of the smok9tacks caused
brief let up at the N1mpa smclter this
week. II win be running as usual SUM
day.
Tho Bingham Con smelter enlarge.
ment win be completed before the end
of the month 10 viii Doe proof OF the
steady and substantial gain the opera
tlons of the company are making, and
suggestive OF dividends I'm the near
future.
About 100 tons OF ore. carrying S per
cent lead. 10 ounces silver and some
gold Is being treated daily az the Queen
lButterdeld) mill with excellent results
the tailmgs showing very little loss.
Manager Lavlgnino seems TO have at
last solved The problem Of how TO treat
the Buter0eld low grades, Of which
there are thousands OF tons blocked out
When the Dewey mill Is again run-
ming. its owner Col r.. A. Wall viii
test new tangled table OF his contrlv-
ance. that it is believed WIN be- an im-
provement on other devices for separ-
atlng certain classes ~ Bingham ores
notably Kempton low grades. IL VIII
demonstrate a theory regarding reduc-
ton Of ores that the colonel has long
had IN mind, Bingham Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
RECOVERY OF
BUSINESS SLOW.
Seems Sure in Leading Brauc hes
Manufactures Contracts
Being Placed.
MUCH LESS IDLE MACHINERY.
lobblog aud Wholesale Trade in Fall
Aud WiCter Wearing Apparel
Expanding.

New York. oct li-Dun's Weekly
Review OF Trade,will say tomorrow;
Progress Is slow but sure In the lead
Ing branches Of Manufacture, contracts
being more readily placed for distant
delivery while the percentage Of idle
machinery steadily decreases. Salts
factory news from leading iron and
steel centers tends to strengthen conn.
dence elsewhere. as the consumption OF
iron has been found a good barometer
OF business conditions. Jobbing and
wholesale trade On fan and winter
wearing apparel expands gradually and
such spring lines as are opened meet
with a fairly satisfactory reception,
considering the recent indIspositIon 10
provide for future requirements. Az
many points the return OF warm wealth
er checked the revival Of retail trade In
heavy business, but, as that movement
had begun much earlier than usual, the
net result thus far is better than last
year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
PARK CITY MINIS


shipment About 90 ne Made by creole
Leasers.
A nume has been built at the Daily.
Judge mill 10 keep the water from over.
flowing into the road, The road has
also been changed to the east side of
the canyon and greatly improved. on
the west side bulkheads are being built
from the mill 20 "a distance OF about 300
feet north, This is to connne the zinc
anlngs which have heretofore been
dumped across the canyon from the
mill All these improvements would
look as 10 the company was getting
ready 10 start up The mill before long
The miners of the Silver KING have
been making O choice this week of
where they want their hospital fees
sent. About two-thlrds want it turned
over 20 the Park city hospital, About
four ont OF five of the others want 10
sent 20 the Holy Cross and the balance
Is 90 go 10 st. Marks,
James Munett lessee OF The Creole.
has another shipment OF about is tons
uI IllHl llANA ore 10 Uldht, AuN NNtltIN
of the property are figuring on a deal 70
that work can be- resumed. II II does
not go through Munett viii probably
renew his lease.
A report has been current ON the
street that the Daly-West would lay
on 100 men IN a day or two. Inquiry
at the office through the phone result
ed In getting no satisfaction They
knew nothing about It and would neith-
er deny nor confirm the report
The mining reporter visited the Com.
stock this week and found the force
busy az work driving the drift ON the
$50 foot level 10 reach the point where
the Wine wa sunk In the 300 foot level.
a good body OF ore was followed An
this wlnze, but as ID had 10 be holsted
by a W.ndlass 10 was decided 90 up-
raise from the $50 foot level Between
500 and 600 feet of drifting win have 10
be done before uprising win be COM
menCed and the mil win probably not
be started up again until the drift has
reached the ore chute No difficulty
Is now experienced with the water one
small pump Is able 70 handle lt-Park
City Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
EQUIPMENT HAS ARRIVED.
Columbus Con. Mn wnlbe in Operation
Next Week

The electrical equipment for the Co
lumbus Consolidated mill at Alta has
arrived at last. This good news reach
ed the local offices OF the company yes
terday afternoon. so Il viii be a matter
OF only a few days until the new plant
will be ready for operation.
The consignment consisted OF four
motors. and by their delay the starting
of the plant has been held back for
several weeks. But the machines were
sent down 10 Sandy today and from
there win be taken 10 camp. II is ex-
pected they win reach their d.stln-
alton not later than Tuesday 50 the
plant win certainly go into commission
by the end OF next week.
There Is much rejoicing around the
Office OF the company today end stock
holders viii not have TO wait long be-
fore getting substantial results
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
CONDITION Of
THE FALL TRADE.
Treasurer Carlson Of l. C. NJ ].
Says it is Quite up to
Last Years
OUTLOOK ALSO ENCOURAGING,
Institution Distributing 1000 to It's
Stockholders Today Conference
Trade Was Good,

The \. g. NJ. L. isa very fair COM
merrlal barometer for the entire inter-
mountain region, as lts business rela-
lions extend out from tnls city in all
directions for long distances and
therefore an expression Of opinion
from the management as 10 trade
status and outlook for this territory
may De relied upon as accurate and
Of genuine commercial value In the
absence of Col ~ c. Webbcr in 81.
Louis Treasurer A. vs.. Carlson was
asked this morning for review of
the business situation, which he
chporfully accorded Mr. Carlson said,
General trade, during the Confer
euco. was very satisfactory collections
have been fairly good, and sales are
fully up 90 the mark Of last year
The past fine weather has held back
the regular fall trade an dry goods,
shoes and rubber goods ana CORE
spending lines and the retail trade
Iu particular has not been active But
ON the whole the outlook for the fan
trade may be considered excellent
To-day We pay our seventeen reg
u,ar dividend OF 4 per cent and q spec
iol dividend Of 2 per cent amounting
in all 10 SCl60O which VIII be distribute
ed and be of benefit 10 the public at
large. I'm groceries and hardware
trade Is steady and when stormy
weather comes, goods win 60 with
something of rush The general
wholesale and jobblng trade has been
well supplied with stocks, and until
the Christmas trade opens up VIII buy
only as demand may call for H. In
mems wear business has been very
fair with ordinary demands. The re-
cent rains over the country have
proven q great thing for the farmer
and rauchmau, SO that with % pros
porous view ahead for them, there is
a corresponding prosperous outlook
for the tradesman and the iobber and
manufacturer"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
BRISK WEEK
Of TRADING
Strike In May Day Mine Seems
10 Have Stirred up Local
Investors.
STOCK DOUBLED IN PRICE.
Sold Six Weeks Ago az az Cents
Goa. Mercur Holds Up TO
Firm Figures

II begins to look IKE old times ON
The floor Of the Mining Exchange.
the business OF the past week shows "a
decided improvement 200 thl local
market. and there has been u picking
up IN prices ln cutie number OF
stocks,
May Day was again the chief attrac-
ton and Il sold today at ~ price ale
most double that which lt brought on
Monday on that day it sold at "a
conts-today 1909 shares were taken
at q cents six weeks ago 70 could be
had at almost any price; sales being
quoted around 24 cents That the
strike made recently Is am important
one. there seems 10 Doe no doubt and
late reports from the mine Indicate
conditions are steadily improving.
il Is believed IN brokers circles that the
ton notch price has not set been
reached. some even prcdiltng that i
viii bring lO cents 90 share before ~
sells again lt 20 cents. But only de-
Velopments Vll determine This. An-
other prominent feature OF the weeks
business was the strength displayed
by Con Meruur. The lowest price paid
for II being 80 cents, while for % few
small lots buyers paid up TO- q cents
Tho Mammoth company paid lN diN.-
dend of Sl0Oll for thIs month today
the stock sold 400 l.Ss nnd 1880 aud
closed the week with 400 advance ot
10 cents "a share 10 it8 credit Yankee
Consolidated has been inclined TO
strengthen.
Little chief has displayed quite % lit
lie activity during the past few days
and has gained several points DAILY
West has weakened and many look for
n 10 go lower. Uncle sam ~ s0liddtcd
ended the week higher Few Nevada
stocks have been transferred and there
seems to be- little local demand ion
them
The closing quotations ana sales to-
day We're as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15

THE ores rum through Il were supplied
from tho great Cactus mine, operated
by the Newhouse Mines d Shelter
corporation. ln Beaver county As fast
as The concentrates gather they are
field into little glass phIas and given
away 10 the crowd Already the FIRST
supply of 10000 pitfalls has been ex-
hausted and 10000 more have been or
dercd, The ore. after going through
% Gates crusher runs through four
screens. The oversize goes through
rolls. and the oversize from The rolls
through the jigs The undcrsIze passes
TO u hydraulic sizer the bottom pro
duet being treated by another JIG The
product from the slzers is treated on
an OyerstrOm concentrating table ana
q Wilny table. The mlll Is driven by
am electric motor
IL ~ quite likely that the plant viii De
exhibited next year No the Lewis and
Clark Exposition mo Portland, ore
after which It win be set mp permanent
ly at the Utah School Of Mines IN this
plty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
CONCENTRATES.

John ]. Daily manager Of the DAILY
Judge, has returned from his eastern
trip.
The Daly.West dividend Of $4,000, or
40 cents q share was checked out to
shareholders today,
sidney Bamberger manager OF the
Fortuna mine OF Bingham departed for
camp this morning
The delinquent stock sales Of the
Wabash and Joe Bowers companies are
scheduled for this afternoon.
II Is reported from good authority
that deal IL pending for the control
OF the Red Wing mine Of Bingham
Chief clerk Mcspadien Of the Utah
Copper componys offices, ia back at
his desk after "a severe spell OF sick
ness
II. W. Horne has returned from q
trip 10 Idaho. whore he went 10 survey
"a group OF claims for the Elmore Gold
Mining company 10 the Neal district.
Z. Lawrence white. Jr, O. son Of the
president of the Bingham Consolidated.
was On the city today, en- route to his
home In Boston from a trip TO Alaska.
At stockholders meeting held IN
Baker city Or, % few days ago, W. III.
Tibbals was elected as a member of the
board of directors OF The North Pole
Extension Mining company
Edgar l.. Newhouse Of the American
Smelling g. Refining company came IN
from the east yesterday. and 81 the
guest of Manager Whitley OF the local
plants OF that big corporation
The United Bingham has Just
shipped another lot Of good pay ore.
Its last consignment to the smolter was
settled for on controls showing % per
cent lead % ounces silver Sc IN gold
and per cent copper per ton. The
mine has considerably increased rs
working force,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
CLOSE Of WEEK
IN STOCKS EXCITED
There We're Large Dealings,
Many Hugh Blocks Being
Thrown on Market
GENERAL TENDENCY WAS UP.
Enormous Buying Of Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Lifted Upa
Fail Point

New York, oct ij-The stock market
opened very active and buoyant today.
The nrst blocks OF many Of the leading
stocks dealt m were Of 100 90 600
shares. the latter figure for Pennsylvania.
Opening prices IN United states steel, the
preferred, Southern pacihc and Missouri
Pacific varied nom q = to b Special
stocks made considerable progress up-
wards but the general active list did not
80 far above the hrst prices and later
began 60 feel the weight of realizing.
Here and There buying was In huge
blocks, especially for United states steel
preferred which touched So Many other
spccIatIes realized gains OF a point or
more but the general movement in these
stocks was narrower than yesterday A
teW weak stocks cropped out iu the
6uuthwusteIns ana Norfolk and western,
but their recesel0us were slight Baltl-
more a ONO, sugar ana some of the car
equipment and independent iron and steel
stocks were among the better known
properties that ruled a point on more
uigncr
there was decided depression In the
level of prices, which brought prices to
near last nights level and Metropolitan
Securities feu 2h After the appearance
of the bank statement enormous buying
of Southern Pacific carried II up 10 g.
United states Steel preferred recovered
To sll4 aud Louisville d Nashville 10 49,
Union Pacific was lifted a full point for
the FIRST time and the whole market
broke into great animation again. Room
profit taking made some impression on
prices, a number OF the specialtles re-
Ceaing 10 the lowest The closing was eX-
cited and somewhat irregular
Close. Money ON call nominal, no loans
Time loans easy; ~ days, 3h per cent
" days and six months, 3hq5tg per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4aao per cent
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business IN bankers bills at 4.S.GH
4b5.10 for demand and at A,8iOi, 8 30 for
o. day bills. posted rates is4ifi Als and
ASA, commercial bills, is2AqlSh
Bar silver, jiA.
Mexican dollars, i6,
Government bonds, steady railroad
bonds, firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct li-Sugar, raw, quiet.
Fair refining 3h centrifugal SO test, AZ.
mOl9eses sugar 3ia.
Rehned-Quiet Crushed 57j; powder.
cd 8 70, granulated sos
Cofoe-QuIet. NO. z Rio, So.
Butter-Firm. street prices, extra
creamery q official prices creamery,
common TO extra. l8a2l, do. held extras.
~. state dairy common % extra BAD.
Cheese and Eggs Unchanged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
sgners for further Information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division In and Tor Salt Lake Couu-
ty, state Of Utah. In the matter OF tho
estate Of Edward Foster Deceased No
ticc.-The petition OF Mrs. Amelia Fos-
ter, praying for the Issuance 70 Lorenzo
Foster OF Letters Of Administration In the
estate OF Edward Foster, has been set FOR
hearing on Friday the 2Sth day Of Octo-
her a. d. i9O4 at 10 o'clock q. m, at the
County Court House, I'm the Court Room
Of said Court IN Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed, this 18th day Of
October A. ID. 1904
(seaU JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
By David p. Davies Deputy Clerk.
Gatrell & Johnson, Attorneys for Petit
toner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. oct lj.-pecember wheat
opened unchanged to Is higher at l.l28, Ia
l13A. After a quick advance at IN
the price settled back 10 LBS. May open
cd {, 20 = lower to x to a higher al
112k0l.l24, sold up 10 1.l3 and then re-.
acted 10 l.l2sm,12la
After selling up TO lliA December
closed with a gain OF = at 1.13s. Final
quotations on May were up "a at l.l2ba
l12h.
close Wheat-ll2H Dec, lbs; May.
LESLIE July. gsh
Corn--oct. jia Dec, i9h; May G%9
ijh July bh.
0ats-0ct, &N Dec, 2sls. May. S..
Pork-Oct, 100; Dee, Ills, Nov, uOj;
Jan, l2i
Lard-Oct, 7&; jan 725, May. Zs2H.
Rlbs-Oct, 1ji; Jan, 6.jOa6.52la, May
Goo,
Rye-Oct 7Sii.
FlaX-Cash, northwest, lie
Timothy-Oct 26j.
Cloyer-Oct., l22j
Barley-Cash. sfd62
Cash: Wheat-No. 2. red. LII: No. 2.
hard. i,l2 20 IL No. g. red, III 20 l.16;
no. hard, i.@ 90 liz No. 1. northern,
LIS No 2 northern, ll5 No. 9, spring
li0 20 La
Corn-No. 2 5Sg; to 81; No. 8. 53ls.
Oats-No. 2, Zlg; No. 3, %,