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Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07
P~ersonliga notiser.

Mr. Alfred Weeden hemkom f0rliden
fredag fran en- fyra manaders ~vistelse i
Sverige.
Oscar johnson afreste i onsdags
med fru till Minneapolis och Red Wing
pa EFT par yeckors bes6k.
= Mr. A. Kingquist fran Lober0d i
Skane anlaude hit i mandags Tor att
helsa pa siua harstades bosatta soner
John och Nils ~Kingquist. En- son och
en- dotter AFRO bosatta i Boston, som ocksa
besokts. Mr. Kiugquist stannar har cit
ar imam han atervander till Sverige,
Mr. och Mrs Emil johnson, III Court
street, hade i tisdsgsqvall EFT s. k. par
ty" for Miss Alice Anderson med anled-
ling af hennes forestaende i~ntradande i
Diet akta standet.
DR. Staads, hvilken i seminar jemte
familj y~istats i Europa, har nu kommit
tillbaka. Doktorn gjorde vid ankomsten
liz En- JohILOIoibo melldn IOTndllauQena
i Tyskland. der han uppehallit sig, och
har och kom till den slutsatsen att Anne
rika ar 6fyerlasset i ALA afseenden. Han
sager att en- mycket vanlig STAINING ra-
der Tyskland mot America.
On nj vii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier So ga till
Breun. 4o7 Pearl Street. .
Stormfonster och dorrar hos
SPaldsng, 3 & Court.
ON Nj har hosta, So en- kop
iaska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Stormfonster och Stormdorrar
hos Spalding, bradhandlaren.
| Larson & Anderson Groceri
butik ar utan t~vifvel den basta
platsen att kopa frukt for insylt-
ming.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07
Sioux City.
M0klTORENS 1tLtFUNNUMMER 1881

Vigde Den I dennes af paste
FERN E. Johnso n och Esther Oil
via Strom.
I qVaH halter Augustanafor
samlingens Luther League sam
mantrade i kyrkan, dervid nedan.
staende program kommer att
genomgas:
song ............,, .........L League
Reading and Prayer ......... Pres
Roll call and Report of'pievious mse-
ting ....... . ............ Seer.
Piano solo Selected Miss ALI. Wadhams
Defamation. ...... Miss Tillie johnson
Speech Rev. G. j. Benson
Song. .Quartette
Speech. .........R Rev. j.. A. Benander
Prayer ....... $500 ............. Pres
Efter programmes slut serveras for
friskningar. ALA arc valkomna.
NdSta sondagsqvall haller
Observation-Disclosures Luther
League ungdomsgudstjenst j
kyrkan klockan halt 5, dervid
foljande program kommer att
utioras.
l. Sang. 2 Heml. Sang.
2. Aftonsangsritualen.
3. Sang, SOS: Ia Heml. Sang.
4. Bon.
5. Piano Duet, Ester Kn0s och Florence
Johnson. '
6. Tai af pastor Bens ader. Kirou, Iowa.
Z. Sang af qvsrtetten.
8. Instrumentalmussik af Minnie och
Mile Paulson.
] 8. Tai sf pastor G. E. Benson Madrid, Ia
10. Sang 12l. Eugelska Sondagsskolboken
IL. Anmarkningar af f0rs. pa stor.
IL. Pianoduett af af Ester Kn0s och Flo
reus johnson
Is. Bon.
IA. Sang TIA. HEM. Sang.
Pastor BeAander fir. Kiron, la.
Predikar nasta s6ndag h~6gmessan
Augustanakyrkan.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07
Hvad ar lifvetp

sin sista aDaIys vet ingen hvad det ar
men vi veta att Diet star under stranga
lagar Afyen Diet miudsta brott mot dem
ma lag fororsakar smarta. Oregelbundet
iefnadssatt betyder oordning i organen
och har till fo,jd f0rstopppiug, hufvud-
yark eller lefversjukdom. DR. King's'New
Life Pills reglerar ALT delta. De arc
milda men grundliga. Endast Csc. Lungren
d Andreen. apotekare. Sioux City, 10.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07

For $I5.oo.--ToURIST COAT
KoSTYMER och EFT stort antal
andra moder o~fvertraffa ALT,
som erbjudes aunorstades till
dubbla priset. De sista moderna
/ coat och blus effects, gjorda
at en- utmarkt qvalitet af helylle
eheviot och mixed goods i
svarta. bla. bruna och fancy
mixtures, fodrade med satin
eller siden, inlagda sammets
kragar vackert trimmade kjolar
att passa jackan. Fina kostymer
och EFT stort godtkop for
$500
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07

SaSoNGENS FINASTA TAILOR
MADE KoSTYMER FOR $1,000.
Den utsoktaste samling al
ALA de nyaste moderna i lSnga
och korta coat effects af finaste
cheviats, broadcloth. worsteds
och fancy mixtures med eller
utan kiagar, bax p!eated eller
belted effects, rockarne arc
todrade med satin eller taffeta
siden. Kjolarne arc at senaste
monster. Dessa kos'Ymer arc
val varda $1,000 Vart pris
under denna ostynforsaljning
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-07

$I7.5o TILL $22 so NYA
LTILIGA KosTyMER FOR $12. so.
Dessa kostymer arc gjorda i
Tourist och Norfolk effects,
veckade och forsedda meb balte
nagra arc ocksa sIata med
vackert gjorda kjolar, och vi
forsakra eder att de are biIliga
for $I7.5o till $2z SO. Nj kan
CORA edert val at IS olika mon
ster for
49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

bonded to the oMeara-Lynch compa-
ny.
Samuel Newhouso has wired his de-
Clinati0n ~ the offer to take the man
agement Of the Monarch Mines &
SHELTERS properties The message was
sent to A. y. Lewis I'm New York.
G. r. Matson. Of Lincoln. Nebraska.
Is IN the city today on route home from
the Pacific coast accompanied by his
bride He called upon several OF the
mining men and brokers' during the
day,
Superintendent T.. W Sherman. OF the
Daly-West mill at Park city. Is at the
Honorine plant near stockton today,
Mr.. sherman Installed some Of HIS set
Ting tanks at this property several
months ago
Treasurer A. A. Ball, Of the Annie
Laurie Mining company at Kimberley
liz In the city and will return TO camp
again tomorrow morning. He reports
everything moving along In very
satisfactory manner at the mine.
Sig simon, president az the Sunrise
property in the Park Valley mining
district and several officials Of that
tomorrow on general inspection trip,
They viii determine whether a mill VIII
be Installed this year or not
A. soyka, who has the contract on
the Elephant tunnel is pushing work
right ahead. lie has now installed Il
gasoline engine to run a blower for air
for the mine, and Is now working two,
but soon expects to Increase the force
to three, shifts Of men. Marysyale Free
Lance.
The Crusader Consolidated Mining
company Is preparing to patent It's
property IN the Tlntlc district
Mechanical Engineer Calow expects
10 finish up tho Office work he has on
hand, and take his departure for Butte
In about 10 days, when he viii COM
mence the installation Of his ore dress
Ing devices al the plants Of the Mon
tana Ore Purchasing company.
A party composed OF about twenty
fasteners, coming from various parts
OF the New England states, arrived IN
the city yesterday. The visitors are
looking over the great copper camp Of
Bingham today, good many Of them
being stockholders in the Great Divide
property, which is located near the
Utah Consolidated. The party consists
Of o. r. Sampson. a. l.. Faunce,
Charles EalGmery, w. c. Stoddard John
j. Lappin John r. Emerson. T.. A, SHIN
poon, a, Il. Haley, p. Il. Jellison, N H.
Dyer W. II. Gratrx, John j. Crowley,
Fremont Allen, w. White, W. H.
ClOudman c. H. Weber, j, r. Dixon
II. Wilson, +. l.. Davis, j. G.. Tobey,
Jr A. j. La France and ]. II. Haley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27
AT SOUTH COLUMBUS.
Manager J. a. Jacobson Has Placed an
order for Machinery.

Manager y, \. jacobson Has Placed an
order for Machinery
The South Columbus Mining COM
pany viii soon be operating with ma
chine drills at It's Alta property. or
dcrs We're placed today for equipment
by Manager j. A. Jacobson, which viii
be- shipped TO camp tomorrow morning
The company viii secure its power
from the Columbus Consolidated COM
pany, which ls about ready to start it's
new electric power and compressor
plant
About 1900 feet Of pipe was ordered
through which the air viii be conveyed
20 the mine.
II Ia the intention Of the South Co
lumbus company to push development
as rapidly as possible, The big vein
recently opened up In the Alta Quincy
also penctrates the territory Of the
South Columbus and the management
rs not going To lose any time In getting
to IL. The mine viii he shipping ore
before many months and II would not
be surprising to see II enter the diyi-
dend column before the close OF the
present year. The ground adioins the
Columbus on the south and contains
some of the lodges which have been
proven up I'm that property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27
READY FOR WORK.
Development Of Boston & Gold Noun
tain to be Pushed vigorously,

Concerning the recent meeting OF the
shareholders Of the Boston and Gold
Mountain, the Marysyae Free Lance
has the following to say
AT the meeting, the financial affairs
OF the company were gone into, and 1t
being demonstrated that the funds
now on hand, and the assured income.
being sufficient, It was resolved that
work should commence upon the com
pany's Gold Mountain property at once,
ana looking to that end, MIR. Veal Is
now In that section making arrange
ments to begin work
The company viii erect n bunk
house and Kitchen, shop and viii be-
gin immediate work on extending the
tunnel which II now In depth Of 26O
feet
THE outlook for the company for the
future Is most encouraging. In add
ton to their Gold Mountain property,
the company also owns valuable min
ing claims "copper" In the Antelope dis
trict' and also a group of gold-copper
claims In the Meadow Dry creek coun-
try.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27

for the handling and shipping of ores
from the mines to the shelters and In
mine and smelter equipment have been
made this past year.
While mining has been growing apace
IN the state the smelter industry has
been growing with IL. Probably no
other state II 80 well favored and the
splendid service OF Utah's smelling
plants has been boon 20 the mine
owner and great factor I'm the de-
veloDment and progress Of the mining
Industry. The valley Of Salt Lake is
destined TO become great smelling
center Of the west. Here within very
small radius are located the smelling
plants Of the Amelcan Smelling & Re-
iining company the United States
smelter the Bingham Consolidated
smcltor and the Utah consolidated. Dur
ing the year two new smelling plants
heve been completed. the Majestic at
Milford and the Yampa at Bingham.
Production Of Copper and Lead I'm Utah
During the Calendar year 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27
SALT LAKE COUNTY.

Salt Lake county made the greatest
advancement in point Of value OF metals
mined Of any county I'm the state dur
ing the past year, the principal points
Of production being In the districts sur
rounding Bingham and Bingham can
yon. That these districts are destined
to maintain large production of cop
per increasing as the properties are
developed is the wen advised opinion OF
all who have studied the region, and Il
h also conceded that economic Condi-
tlons with which this county is favored,
being In close proximity to the rail-
roads and smelters, admit OF an unusu-
nj low cost OF production. The close OF
the year witnessed the completion OF
the new Ynmpa shelter situated IN the
lower section Of the Bingham canyon,
SUMMIT COUNTY.
The principal producer Of this county
during the year the mining section of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27

The showing for the year made by
the mines of this state has been most
satisfactory. I'm nearly every camp OF
the state new properties are being
opened up, while the Improvement In
metal prices, the enlargement Of
smelter facilities and the reduction In
railroad traffic rates have encouraged
and added immensely TO the welfare Of
the industry.
In point of value of metal production,
silver Is the largest, followed in the or
der named by lead gold and copper.
Probably the most striking advance
ment in metal production has been in
copper, OF which, not many years ago
but little was thought in the state. The
average price paid for this metal as
also for lead, was a substantial increase
over the prices paid for the same met
ais during the preceding year. The av-
erage price of copper for the calendar
year 1902 was Stl626 per cwt. and for
1903 Sl3235, an increase of Sl.6l per
cwt. The average price paid for lead
during the calendar year 1902 was
S4,069 and for 1903 $4.2S7, an increase
of II cents per cwt.
The yield of gold i'm 1902 and 1908, as
distributed TO the different counties Of
the state and the changes therein, are
noted in the following table.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27
Government Assayer at Helena
Gives 0ut Statement on UtahS
Production Of Metals,
COVERS CALENDAR YEAR 1903.
Which Was Record Breaker--Yield
Exceeded 10000, 600, Counting Sill.
yer at Coming Value,

The annual report Of -. II, Tatem. as
sayer In charge United States assay
office at Helena, Mont, prepared
for the secretary OF the treasury, has
been released and contains the follow
Ing The value Of the gold silver, cop
per and lead won from the mines Of
the state Of Utah, during the calendar
year 1908, was the largest In the history
Of the state. Tho quantity Of each
metal produced ana the value thereof
was as shown In the table below the
gold and silver being computed at the
coinage rate for each and the copper
and lead at the years average price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27
CONCENTRATES.

W. II. Gray, the electrical engineer Is
at Park city today,
Col ~ Treweek returned this morn
ing from a trip to Tintlc,
II Is stated Captain DeLamar
has ordered the sale OF his elegant ST..
O00 600 residence In New York,
NJ. J. and w p. O'Meara have re-
turned from a business trip to Nevada
covering several weeks duration.
Work Is stll progressing favorably at
the New York Bonanza. All energy is
being conferred on the 400 level, where
drifting IS going forward in two dlrec-
tons.
A Nevada paper says the Last
Chance mine In The Reville district,
twenty-five miles south Of Ely, has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27

The larger gold output is traceable
largely 10 the expansion of mining OPP
erations In the Bingham district, where
a rapidly growing copper production In
cludes a proportlonate increase In the
amounts OF gold and silver extracted
from the ores IN association with cop
per- The Tintlc and Park city districts,
by the increased values or this metal
contained In the lead ores from the
mines Of these sections, have also con-
tributed to the advance in production OF
this metal and the large, steady output
recovered by the cyanide process stlll
continues
The amounts Of silver originating in
the several counties during the year
1908 when compared with the corre-
spending figures for 1902 show the fol-
lowing results:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27
WILL OPEN NEW DISTRICTS.
New Moffnt Railroad WIN Tap some
Good Coal Fields.

on this side Of the front range the
new Moffat railroad will open up the
great Leyden coal, pottery and brick
clay field, besides the choicest agricul-
tural area In Colorado says the Mining
Reporter, AS II ascends the range il
viii develop the mining area around
Rollinsville and several tributary min
ing camps, and be the result of de-
velopng and opening up doubtless
many mining areas aud veins as yet
uneXplored over the front range I'm
Middle Park are the little explored min
ing areas I'm the Rabbit Ear and Gore
range, and Nasque2 and Williams river
ranges and the cattle feeding lands,
and timber and hot springs OF Middle
Park. Then ms II enters Routt cognty,
IL passes close TO the nnest mineral
ana hot springs IN the west at Steam
boat Springs, and thence through the
largest bltuminous and anthracite coal
areas I'm Colorado, not To mention sew
eral promising oil larls on the border
of Colorado, and as u enters Utah II
goes through the vast hydrocarbon
fields Of olatorlte. gilsonte, bitumlnous
rock, and other forms Of asphalt OF UNI
told size and value, IN the Wasatch
range till ID nearly reaches It's destlna-
ticn Mt Salt Lake city,
From an engineering point of view.
the road is a fine piece OF work, as by
many curves and turns, II ascends the
front range and again descends u on
the opposite side. The rest of the way.
being over level, rolling or plateau
country, Is comparatively easy sd
presents few engineering difficulties,
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OF the metals produced being an In
crease Of Sl37, 6S403 over the preceding
year Late I'm the year the new smelt-
ing plant Of the Majestic company at
Milford went into commission, an event
over which the county generally eXult-
ed. The many mines aud prospects
being developed IN thls' district should
furnish this smelling plant with an ore
supply amply sufficient to enable II to
maintain steady production. The
character of many Of the ores mined Is
OF low sulphide grade, easily CON
centrated. and the values increase with
depth. For many years the Horn
silver Mining company has maintained
steady production from the rich sill
yer ores contained in its properties.
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In the silver production Of Utah the
great mines of Park city continue to
exhibit remarkable vitality and the in
creased output Of the mines of this Sec
tion OF the state. together with the
larger output from the Tintic and Bing-
nam districts are responsible for the
Increased showing made for this metal
Marked improvements In the facn,tes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-27

which Is conferred at Park city, was the
silver King, followed by the Dnly-West,
Daly-Judge Naildriver Ontarion and
Creole. This Is primarily siyer-lead
camp and the output Is shipped to the
shelters OF the Salt Lake valley The
district has prospered during the year
partly owing to the increased prices
paid for silver ana lead and partly ow-
ing 20 the large amounts OF outside
money spent In prospecting, develop
ment and other improvements, Never
in the history OF the camp has so much
legitimate prospecting been done, and
never before has the search for ore
bodies been so systematically and intel
ligently carried on. The results have
been highly gratifying. This county
shows an increase of value of metals
mined Of over 81 100000 for the year
1903. as compared with the preceding
year. most Of which was occasioned by
the increased amounts and value OF the
silver-lead ores mined, The outlook
for Park City for the coming year is
particularly bright.
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and smoke, caused much annoyance
and cessation OF work for several weeks.
The fire was finally located In one Of
the old Slopes Of the Eureka Hill prop
erty and eXtinguished. Among the
great producers Of this county, besides
the Centennial Eureka, may be mem
toned the Uncle Sam Consolidated,
Mammoth Lower Mammoth, Ajax,
Grand Central, Carisa, Bullion Beck,
Eureka Hill Yankee and Godiya In
this county are located the greatest
number Of producing properties con-
tanned in any one section of the state,
PIUTE COUNTY
During the year this county contrib
uted to the value of the mineral pro-
ducton Of the state some S5i7 0O0.O %, as
shown by the above table, the principal