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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
THREAT TO EXTEND
THE PACKERS STRIKE

Chicago s July I6-Fre engines hose carts and fire in
patrols with full of sent to the yads
today the fire protection there This action taken al
the instance of the Chicago Underwriters association accepted
indicative of fear the of the packers and insurance men
that of the strike has been reached where widespread dis
be expected notwithstanding strenuous efforts OF union
officials prevent violence.
The emergency fire protection be retained at the stock
yards long existing conditions continue.
While peace negotiations tagging agencies have been set
prevent of further violence The union
all members pacard printed in five languages to
the given and refrain from disorder and told
plainly they would be supported by the organization
guilty of lawlessness.
CHIEFS RECOMMENDATION.
of Police ONei has recommended to Mayor Harrison
the any saloon in which strike disturb
is started.
1t the sockyards and at the police sta
Poles had thrown their union buttons ana
had plants with the nonunion taken in OF
the marched into the yards under police pro-
lection while others were Greeks ana
Poles.
NO CONFERENCE TODAY.
arranged for today but the wayha been
left open for meeting In the last communication that passed
that packers they declared themselves ready to meet
committee from the workers any time.
President Donney probably will accept the suggestion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
BODY IS
WASHED ASHORE,

London, July I6A body supposed to be that of F. Kent
LOOMS washed ashore this morning Bgbury bay Devon
shire In the pockets found card with the F. Kent
Loonis American and English coins American and gold
watch The body discovered by aborer
a farm building await the inquest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16


) Paris. July 1s.-The second cham
5 Der OF the tribunal OF the Seine to- I
) day held valid the will presented I
B by George A. Church OF Nayatt I
Point. r. l.. bequeathing TO him
) the fortune of NJ Poulet. a Paris
) ian capitalist. The French heirs
B put In further technical objections
) the hearing OF which the court ad-
, journed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
JAPS SWING round
THE RUSSIAN LEFT

Tachekao, July I6-The main body of General Okus force
seems swinging Russian left after having COM
Nodsus army The Japanese also moving
Russian right An artillery reconnaissance mas
showed south be clear of the
Chinese report morning that they Japanese
torpedo going the direction OF the
port of Newchwang
Near Harbn 100 Chinese recently attacked Russion
military train The and drove off the Chinese
without sustaining any loss.
NOT A SHOT FIRED.
Toxic July imperial headquarters staff officers deny
the reports from St Petersburg Japanese lost
Arthur July 10 H. Not shot was hred
on either side
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16

livery merchant who adver-
- tises attracts gradually an
aggregation Of readers, many Of
i whom never visited his store.
/ When they do visit his store they
feel as though they had known him
for long time. ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
WHOLE MARKET
SHOWED HEAV|NESS
Opening Prices We're Down While
Higher Quotations in London
Had No Effect
GENERAL DRIFT DOWNWARD.
Purchases Of Union Pacific Small but
Constant, Representing Largest
Fluctuations.

New York Jan. 2-Openng prices in
night Gains by some stocks In the Lon
don trading before the opening here were
ignored. Paclnc Mail declined IA Spec
ulation was very erratlc and the volume
Of business smaller, The general drift
was downward Atchis0n Reading,
Southern Pacific Union Pacific. Anal
Bamated Copper and Brooklyn Transit
showed relative steadness. while 81. Paul,
Missouri Pacific Pennsylvania Bait
more & Ohio. United States Steel pre-.
iefred ana Sugar displayed pronounced
heayiness. Losses were recorded OF In
American Express, In Westinghouse
Electric Car preferred and Electric pre-
fured. the last named rallying strongly
and to IA In Rock Island preferred
Wisconsin Central preferred, Kansas
Guy preferred, Northwestern, Republic
steel preferre d and North American.
Purchases Of Atchson in blocks Of 100
to 700 shares carried II 10 w at II
o'clock and the market steadied. The
declines were practically made up during
the second hour and Pennsylvania, Atchi-
son, Union and Southern Paclnc and
Amalgamated rose fraction over last
night Pullman rose lis A number OF
minor stocks made 1 TO points losses
The movement OF the market was narrow
and trading became dull.
Bonds were Irregular at noon.
Purchases Of UnOin Pacific were small,
hut constant and II got up TO Slla.
rise OF point. Incidentally this move
ment repre- scented the largest fluctuations
Of any Of the important stocks. The en-
tire market was slightly easier at 2
O'Clock.
The market was stagnant and scarcely
half dozen stoks vanei an eighth from
the u o'clock prices, Commercial Ca
bic dropped 10 points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
ALONG LINE Of
SALT LAKE ROUTE
George Gum. the "0re Finder" of
American S. & R Company,
Starts on Long Journey
IN SEARCH OF INFORMATION
Concerning the Mining Districts to be
Opened by New Railway Over
land from Calentes,

The American Smelling & Refining
company is going TO find out what the
country along the line Of the San Pc
dro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake railway
possesses IN the way OF mineral and,
with that purpose in view, has dis
patched its official "ore finder" George
Gum TO the field.
Mr.. Gum. II was learned today, de-
parted on this important trip last night
and expects To be absent from the city
probably all of six weeks or two
months. After landing in Calientes
he will outfit and continue his journey
across the country TO the first railroad
station In California, visiting enroute,
all the established camps as well as the
districts which are likely TO become
active upon thte completion OF the new
road to the city Of the Angels
Whether Mr.. Gum goes instructed to
tie up any propositions for the big con-
Germ which he represents, could not be
ascertained. But this Is hardly thought
probable, but that his mission is pure
" for the purpose OF gaining infor-
nation about the possibilities OF the
country
The "ore finder Will go as far as Los
Angeles, after completing his overland
trip, where orders Will await HIM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
NORTH END Of
BEAVER LAKE.
Stockholders Of Copper Mountain
Have Ratified the BOwring
Bond and Lease.
GREAT COPPER STRIKE MADE.
An Immense Vein Of Shipping Ore
Opened on a Lower Level
Force 70 Be Increased.

AZ the special meeting of the stock
holders Of the Copper Mountain Min
ing and Milling company, held yester-
day afternoon, the bond and lease re-
Gently given to w. J. Bowrlng and as
sociates BY the board of directors was
ratified by considerably more than the
necessary two-thIrds vote.
Under the terms OF the lease and
bond Mr., Bowring Is TO keep at least
three men employed not less than 20
days during each and every month
while the bond and lease shall last, and
work and. timber the mine in work
manike manner Mt his own expense
The company Is TO receive 10 per cent
royalty on all ores marketed from the
mine, the amounts thus received to ap-
ply on the purchase price OF the prop
erty.
By the LIST Of next July the company
Is obligated to proceed with the pat
enting Of the property and the pur-
chasers agree TO furnish the money with
which TO do It, either from royalties
on ore sold or the sale OF treasury
stock.
Mr. Bowring having had the assur-
ance OF several Of the larger holders
Of the stock in the company that the
necessary stock would be voted at yes
tcrday's meeting, commenced work
about month ago and has had several
men there continuously ever since
doing prospect work and shaping
things for a more vigorous campaign
after the formal ratification Of his
bond and lease. He fias made some most
important developments In the mean
time and although he does not believe
ne has encountered the main ore body
he has, nevertheless, opened up mas
sIye vein OF ore In n cross-cut run for a
distance Of about 30 feet TO the south
on one of the lower levels A report
from the south states that the vein has
been penetrated for n distance Of Is
feet with only one wall exposed. The
ore II mostly Of a shipping grade re
cent assays showing as high as SS per
cent copper In addition to fair values
IN gold and silver, lsna..
The strike Is undoubtedly one OF the
most important ones ever made In Bea-
yer county The Copper Mountain has
long been considered to be one Of the
best prospective mines In the southern
copper belt but the property has had
such a series Of ups and downs in the
past that many had become somewhat
skeptcal,
on the other hand those who had
come knowledge Of the region are sur
prised that the north end OF the Bea-
yer Lake district has not developed
more rapidly. Compared to the south
end OF the camp II has far better
showing on the surface and indications
go further to show that the veins are
continuous and In place.
The strike In the Copper Mountain
with undoubtedly revive things over
that way
MIR Bowring proposes to put three
shifts Of men on at once and push de-
velopment work as rapidly ms possible,
II would not be surprising TO see him
report in the local market with orc that
averaging as well as the famous ship
ment from the O. X. mine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
Belknap's New Officers.

The annual meeting Of the Belknap
Mining company was held In Richheld
and resulted in the election Of the fol-
lowing officers and directors, w. c. y.
Orrocks, president; a, =. Rasmussen,
vice president; J, NJ Hansen. secretary;
MAIDS Christlanson, treasurer; Simon
Larsen. director
The tunnel driven on the property
has been completed to the length OF $50
feet and the showing Is reported 10 be
very encouraging, The ore carries cop
per values principally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30 1901.

ported late yesterday were: Crude ores
and concentrates. sS5S00; base bullion,
$780, Total. $4,000.
Managing Director Holden and Gen.
eral Superintendent Allen Of the United
States mines are at the Centennial
Eureka in Tinuc today.
Manager w. r. Madsen OF the Gem
fury mine expects 10 leave for that Box
elder county property tomorrow on one
Of his regular inspection trips. lie
states that the usual dividend OF $1,000
VIII be forthcoming on the 9th proxlmo.
Arthur p. Friend OF Boston, president
OF the Wyoming Oil company, with
holdings near Hllliard. is In the city in
the interest Of his company, who are
figuring on beginning drilling opera
tons In the early spring Evanston
Register.
August Raht, who designed the
big Plant OF the American Smelling
n Refining company at Murray Is In
the city. Probably his presence has
something to do with the building OF the
new copper smelter by the big corpora.
tiui from which he draws his salary
A dispatch from Sunrise. wyo. says.
Northern Laramie county Is In a tumult
OF excitement over bonanza gold
strike made this week in Muskrat eau
yon. Prospectors are flowing into the
district by scores and every foot OF
ground for miles around Is being
staked, A true fissure vein Of gold
quartz was opened up and have shown
values running over $1,000 ton in gold.
Attorney J, e. Hamm received q tele-
gram this week announcing the news
that the Kansas.Wyoming oil company
had Just struck another fine flow Of oil
on their property near Humboldt. Kan
Mr.. Hamm Is interested In this COM
pnny and was instrumental IN bringing
the concern 20 Ulnta county. 1t is the
Intention Of the company to develop
their holdings In this county the com.
Ing summer Evanston Register.
Mlny members Of the Mining Ex-
change are IN favor Of listing several
OF the most active Tonopah stocks. The
now l'sting committee will probably see
to It that they are. Montana-To nopah
has been very active Of late on the San
Francisco exchange. and local brokers
believe at least some OF the business
should be brought here. More capital
from this state Is invested In the big
camp than from California, so this city,
brokers say, should he made the mar
ket center for Tonopah stocks,
Speaking OF uranium radium. radio
activity, pItchblende and kindred sub
jects, we learn from the Observer that
a pool OF Central city men are sinking
on the Wood mine. mt a depth OF 10
feet. They have already passed through
three separate pockets Of uranium
This Is new shaft little TO the west
OF the original opening. The ore they
are now taking out Il estimated to run
from 10 to 60 per cent uranium and they
have a few pieces that will go So per
cent,--DenVer Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
Time Table
In Effect Nov. %
1903.

ARRIVE.
From Ogden. Portland. Bp,,.
pan Francisco. Chicago ~
LOUIS Omaha and Denver asa
from ogden and intermediate ''"am'
f"'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s.ih,
IRON Ogden, Cache Valley. and
-. eu'A'e points '''"'''''"..il;Ham
From Ogden, Chicago. ST. .I,ou,,
kansas City. Omaha, Denve,
ana san Francisco .,....,., Im
From, Ogden, Cache Valley. 81 "h
Anthony. Portland and San
80, mr., ~ ' -: t'Hp pm.
For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago
penyer. Kansas City and 81
Louis ,.... =. e, ....'. Ana
For Ogden, Portland. ST. An. '"sm
tnony, San Francisco and Inter.
mediate points ...,.., :. 49,. io,n.
For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago "t
nennVsr. Kansas city. ST. Louis
For oSSen rnnhs v;o ;iii - lae pm
yer, hansas City, Omaha ST.
Louis and Chicago 80. ......,,,.ssr
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Butts '''"'
Helena, Portland San Francis,
co and intermediate points ,...ll,snu
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER. Traf. Mgr
d. L. hurley. G. p. & t. A.
d. s, SPENCER. A. q. P.&TA
City Ticket Office, 2OI Main strss,
Telephone 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
sosToNs BARBER REGULATIONS.
Board Of Health Orders Sterilization OF
ALI Tint Barbara Use on Customers.

A special dispatch from Boston May
s. 1900. 20 the N. Y Sun gives new
regulations OF the Boston Board OF
Health as to barber shops Mugs,
shaving brushes and ra2ors shall be
sterllzcd after each separate use there's
OF \ separate clean towel shall I've
used FOR each person. Material 70
stop the flow OF blood shall he used only
In powdered form and applied on a tow
ell Powder puffs are prohibitec.
Wherever Newbro's "Herpioide" Is used
for face or scalp after shaving or hair
cutting, there Is no danger OF infection,
as IL IL antisecptic, and kills the dan
drum germ. Sold by leading drug
glsts, Send l0c In stamps for
sample to The Herplolde Co, Detroit,
Mich, For sale by q c. NJ |. Drug
Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
Deed Filed mt Coalyille.

Special Correspondence
Coalvlle. Jan. 2S.-The county record
or received this week several deeds
transferring valuable mining property
I'm Park city 10 the Plnyon Ridge Min
ing company, consolidating what was
known as the Newport Nos, I and 3
mining claims John r. Thompson
group Of claims, also the Walker and
Walker Extension, the Buckley and the
Buckley Extension, and number OF
other claims. Tho capital stock of the
new company viii be 100000, divided
into G0O 600 shares at the par value OF
81. II covers an area Of something's
over 500 acres OF ground James Me,
Gregor is the president Of the new COM
many
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
DENIED BY BAMBERGER.
Has No knowledge Of a Change In Daly
West Ownership soon.

Concerning the late Investigations Of
Park City mines by Charles'W. Swee-
ney, representing the Federal Lead &
Smelling company, with which the
names of George Gould and John D.
Rockefeller, Jr.. are associated, the
New York Commercial says.
1T has been known for some time
that the Federal Mining & Smelling
company has been DESTROYS OF extend
Ing it's field Of operations and increas-
ing It's lead output In fact, II Is under
stood that the Federal Mining q Smelt-
ing company was organized to control, II
possible. q big percentage OF the lead
product In the United States. The COM
pany began business In 1903 and secured
several Of the most profitable mines In
the Occur d'Alenes Other properties
however, which II was supposed the
company would take into the c0mbina-
tion have remained independent,
Charles Sweeney having been unwIl-
ling TO pay the prices demanded
Since then several OF the big silver.
lead producers Of Utah including the
DAILY. West and silver King. have been
under consideration Those owning
control however, had no desire to sell
ms both OF these mines have been big
money makers and have been developed
with from Ave TO ten years of ore re-
serves In sight. a few weeks ago when
Jacob Bambergcr general manager of
the Daly.West, was In the city, and
whcn interviewed by a representative
Of tbs Commercial, he positively de-
Mol that he knew anything about a
deal being under way for the change OF
his comrany's management
"IIA lntlmatcd however, that repre-.
scnta' ives OF the Federal company had
been making inquiries as 20 whether
those IN control would be willing to sell
and at what price they would be willing
to release their holdings AS this prop
erty has frequently been made the OBJ
.ect OF similar reports no attention was
paid TO the rumors then In circulation
at the same time IL was said that
David Keith, president OF the silver
King, had been seen at n conference In
Nov York with Charles Sweeney and
this gave rise TO the report that at
tempts were being made to secure the
silver King mine"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
CONCENTRA TES.

Tho Uncle Sam Consolidated has q
shipment Of ores IN today's market
Peter Martin, manager Of the Milford
Mining & Milling company, Is up from
Beaver county,
Chan Gardiner, associated with the
United states Mining company's Bling
ham mines, is In the city today
The smelters at Cananea. Mex, are
turning out 70 tons Of metallic copper
and smelling 1900 tons OF ore daily
The South Columbus and the Superior
Alta companies have leased n suite OF
of office rooms In the Commercial Ma.
tional bank building
The ore and bullion settlements re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Business Light This Forenoon-A Pew
Stocks stronger.

There was no life to mining stocks
today, however several of the heavy
weights participated sending the totals
above $4,000 In excess Of those of yes
terday forenoon,
Century was n seller again but at a
lower price ard the stock' was inclined
10 continue downward AT the close.
MAY Day remained unchanged and so
did Sacramento Consolidated Mercur
fell 10 so cents on the open board
Tetro brought 80 cents. Grand Central
was stronger again today but no stock
sold.
The closing quotations and sales were
reported as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
Columbus Consolidateds Booklet,

The Columbus Consolidated Mining
company has hal the reports submitted
meeting Of stockholders
printed In pamphlet form. On the last
page appears the following
Since the foregoing was written, To-
cal capitalists have purchased lar8e
block II the treasury stock, which has
enabled US to obtain a clear title 10 the
property. II win also enable the COM
pany TO meet al ts obligations and
carry out its plans for the future and
the early payment of dividends. AS a
result there Is no more treasury stock
for sole"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
SNAKE RIVER GOLD,
weaver predges Near Mountainous 10
Start Up Again.

Lawrence j, Weaver. who has charge
OF the big dredge plant on snake river
says the Mountalnhome Herald, was
here several days this week on busl-
ness connected with his company. lie
has received word from General j. IL.
Weaver. who has been In New York for
the past two months, to the effect that
all obstacles to the resumption OF OPP
eratlons at the dredge have been re-
moved. and that his company Is now In
most satisfactory position for pushing
its great gold-saying enterprise. ana
ordering him to prepare for starting the
dredge on the first day Of February
Accordingly, Lawrence Weaver imme-
dlately set 20 work 10 carry out the
generals instructions, and on Wednes-
day purchased from w, ID, Bailey a
carload Of coal, which has been hauled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
PRODUCE.


Chicago Jan. 2L-May wheat opened x
to rs cents higher at 0is 10 Wh, but
later steadier around e0H July was up la
IL, opening at SasGSla, selling back later
to S27s.
Cash wheat-No, 2. red s2asS; No. 3,
red. Sll97; No, ?, hard, OdM No. g. hard,
72Hs2 No, ], northern, &dgl; No, 2, north
ern sass; No. 3, spring iS0S9
Corn-No. .. nAHi2.
Oats-No 2. 80; No. 3, SSlk.
Cose: Wheat-May. sl9sg90%; July, $50
corn-Jan., as, Ray. Soa0@Si July.
4S's.
Oats-sept., 10; May, 10: july. IS.
Pork-Jan,, l3.l7is. May. 1884.
Lard-Jap., I,22ls; May, i42I.. July, 1.i5,
Ribs-Jan., G.i2lg May. $40,
Rye--Jan., u
Flax-Cash, northwest, 1.l1a.
11mothy--Jan., 3.6.
ClOver--ll %.
Barley-Cash. 3Sd6O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
LOCAL MARKETS.

There has been n marked stiff
ening IN flour. with slight advance
ment; and there has been fall In but
ter so that the lowest grade can now
be bought for p cents. Other articles
continue the same The prices OBJ
tanning today. in the local retail mar
kets are as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
Minneapolis Firm About 10 Execute Its
Contract at valley Smelter

Manager Pope Of the local Office OF the
Minneapolis Steel and Machinery COM
pany, which secured the contract some
time ago to furnish the steel frame
work for the additional smelter build
ings at the Utah Consolidated plant
expects TO begin construction IN about
30 days. Some Of the material has ar
rived and the balance viii follow at
regular intervals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
Goes to the Park Tomorrow

Manager Tony Jacobson OF the Co
lumbus Consolidated was confined to his
home yesterday by sickness, but was
reported much better today lie was
down to his office this forenoon. He
expects to go to Park City tomorrow for
the purpose OF looking over the old
Weber Kearns mill with q view OF pur-
chasing II for the use OF his company
nj Alta, He will probably be accom-
panied by Secretary Snow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York. Jan. 29.--Butter, steady,
Creamcrles, llh22ia: state dairy lidl9
EggS-I'nsettled. eWstern. S3aSG.
Sugar Raw. quiet. Fair refining
lasses sugar. 29.l6; refined Is quiet;
crushed, BIO; powdered. 40; graduated,
AS
Coffee-Flrm. No. Z Rio. s L-l6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
New locations Made.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
Provo, Jan, Notices Of location Of
three marble claims, the Monarch,
Southern and Northern, situated about
lN miles northwest OF Thistle. in Spap-
lsh Fork canyon, have been filed with
the county recorder The locators are
II. " Smith, Elias Gardner Frank
Roger and n. $. Pyne,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29
Listing Committee Organized.

Chairman a. $. Campbell of the list.
ing committee Of the Salt Lake stock x
Mining Exchange, has announced the
names Of his colleagues, who have sig
nlfed their willingness to serve with
him during the ensuing year They are
Dewitt 4. Lowe j. S, Ferris j. NJ,
Reynolds and j, l., Hamilton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-29

TO the works, and which viii be follow
ed by another carload In n few days.
This Is indeed good news for our
people. who all wish General Weaver
unbounded success In collecting the
yellow stun from the Snake river bars.