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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-27

The leading social event of the New
port season was given recently. 1t
being the "hal blame given by Mrs
Hermann OelrichS at her villa. Rosecliff,
and was attended by nearly all the cot
taSers, 1t was the most elaborate affair
ot the season. and must have Gust Mrs.
Oelrichs q small fortune. so elaborate
were the decorations. The display Of
Gowns and jewels was the most striking
ever seen Mt Newport. The scene NJ the
hClght Of the hall reminded one of court
gatherings. The women appeared in
white costumes with powdered hair. while
the mtn, as rule. wore pink hunting
coats. white satin hreecheS with rhine
stone buckles and white STOCKINGS AMI
slippers. while even the attendants were
dressed in white. Preceding the bali
there were several large dinners given by
cottagerS the largest being that given by
Mrs. StuyveSant Fish M CroSsways at
which the guest Of honor was Mrs Del
richS. Other large dinners were given.
The bali was in the fam0sIS hll}room.
which was decorated IN the style uf
Louis MY Dinner WAS served eu the
terrace facing the cliffs. Following the
dinner there was a cntillou which was
l"sl bv Harry :. I.ehr dancing with MrS.
William X. Vanderbilt, Jr FavorS for
the catillon Were "osiIy. ana were i'm
ported for the occlSlos hv Mrs. 0elrirh~
The decorations OF the grounds were
striking. The driveway leaJiug from he
avenue 10 the villa was lined on each side
with tiny white lights sac trees were
studded with electric lights and ;he How
ar beds abuut the lawn were similarly
treated. Inside thc viva thc decorations
were entirely in white. AZ ong the guests
was Miss Alice Roosevelt. daughter IL
President Roosevelt. WHO j ike guest OF
,he Misses Mills.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-27

John u. Rockefeller. Ir,. was mad
clear through when he had to pay a dol
lar which the Western J-nion messenger
toy collected from his valet Few days
ago. He came all the way down from
Pacantico hills, where be lives. three
miles from the telegraph station here. to
register a stiff protest YoUus John had
left orders that all messages he teIe-
phoned. hut his phone was our OF ORDER
when Il message came which she Superin-
teadcnt believed To be important. \
messenger boy was accordingly dis.
patched and charged :he valct ST. the
regular tell, John D., Jr.. was indignant.
When he reached the telegraph office he
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-27

III fighting the mosquito aud also to drive
ont the sparrow, which hrd. nataralistS
believe, j. one cause 81 the prevalence
Of tine insect For some days Miss Gould
has had among her guests at her conn
try home at RoXhury. y Y, Col Isaac
". Brown Col, brown Is known
Throughout the west a. "the bird and bee
man" of Indiana. For numhcr ct
years he has been u recognized authority
an the habits of birds. bees and insects.
Miss Could has become interested in Col.
Browns work. and be is giving her AMI
her friends instruction in natural history.
giving particular attention 70 the mos
quite.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-27

Demurrors 10 the indictments found
against them in connection with the Sic
cum disaster were filed by former In
speetors Henry Lundberg and John T.
Fleming who aliege thar the facts rs
stated in the indictments do moi conSti-
tnte Il crime.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-27

Riggers are busy hosting into position
an immense fiagpole for the front OF the
New York Stock Exchange building.
The pole is of steel and is fully ~ fee.
long. When the flag is hoiSted upon it
the stars and stripes will he swung for
the first time from the top of the build
ing.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-27

Leaders of tine United Irish league in
New York city were notified that the
Irish parliamentary party, which is to at
tend the convention of the league, sailed
fer New York. The party is composed
Of John +. Redmond, Conor O'kelly.
Capt, A. J. {. Douelan and Patrick
0'Brien.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
BURIAL PERMITS.


Jacob Smith. 4s years. Levee and Clark: &C.
CHARLES Walk. 40: City Hospital: accident.
John Davidson. IS years. skinker road and
Manuel Cervera, "a years. 300 Morgan: hon.
Francis German. 60 years. e25 Humboldt;
James Malcolm. Al years. Lutheran Hos
John Woods. ss years. al, Lexington; con-
George Merritt. &C years. csss Atlantic: pneu-
Larry Barnes. IS years. 1894 Gay: cirrhosis
T.yior ". Downs. IS years. City Hospital:
james Z: Tsyloe. % yeans. Quarantine Hos
ssmusI o'Brisn. "a years. esd North. Grand;
Julius H: Meyer. 50 years. aass South JEFF
M.rraret Fisher. rs years. aAe Cas-; peri
Kate Markiin. 50 years, Female Hospital;
Martin Thr. 1, years. Poorhouse: eonsump-
wedela Hermile. s. years. Poorhouse; bron-
obed Coleman. 4 months. 1903 Lucas; CASTRO
Helen Herbert. g year. 200 osaxe; uraemia,
annie M. Engernorn. "a years, 3l2 Ellwood;
Maurice johnson. l month. St. AIMS Asylum;
Emm. NJ yolpert. Is years. 1886 Old Man.
Eliza Williams, IS years. ssss Rauschenbsch:
Louis.. ]. walhoelter. IL Year,. 1905 North
Sixteenth; meningitis.
Angus p. Macdonald. Al years, st. Luke's
Timothy MsMahon. 80 years. Iss Market;
paraly.isl
Dennis Liston, IS years. sso7 Prairie; acct
dent.
George Mair. IS years. 1900 Latin: suicide.
MARY Martin. IS years. Insane Asylum:
Catherine Kennedy. ss years. sei High: bron-
Frank Erskine. 70 years. 4ls7 Bell: paresis.
". A indian. - years, 5 North Ninth;
.Doiphis Jones. g years. 1857 Gay; consump-
tion.
Martha EckIes. % years. City Hospital;
senility.
John Murphy. 90 years. 2ss5 South Second:
waiter Hal. Z years. as2s Lucas; septicaemia.
John W. Garrett. so years. 1lls North Seven
Abbie Dupee. 20 years, gTs7 Wash; heart di.
Li.is Mohr. 81 years. 1917 South Eighth;
.EHck Y. snaell. q years. aos2 Cook: consump.
tiep.
John whelan. 60 years. .a2s Papin: accident.
Rita OLambaush. 20 years. 1870 Carroll; en-
John q. Jaccby. II years, 1905 South Second:
tears disease.
Helen wallace. / year. 7s:I Michigan; mara,-
mus.
Nancy Reywick. II years. 4oss North Second;
deorge r. Garban. 10 years. I4s North Nine
tenth; consumption.
Almstead Holland. 20 years, 80 South Leon
ara;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

w AAS
james and Margaret Brennan. :ils Sarah;
girl.
Frederick ane Kat. Burssrabe, 57 Talcor,:
. c. p. ard Marie Iirey. sszs Eddie: boy.
Jonas and Rachel Eanaschek. ,s4' fransitn;
Emil and Louisa Bresner. 49, Harris: boy.
Herman AMI Betty Christrnsan. I'LL Morgan
ihon1a. and Bsiea Cayar. e.S IIoa ard; bog.
Jeremiah Az. Mary 'uncsnnaa. =9I aiafhlt:
john and Cecilia Ea2sl. g59 saa,h Tenth;
j. s. ana Margar,, Friedman. 1907 Howard;
I ! and Anna TI,,sssals; rs Ca;isss; gil.
Phil and Ida GlcsIcr. rs Shenandoah: boy.
John ana Joserhinr Gisiens. s5f2 Faston: girl.
W. ana NJ. Geran. 1905 Victor: girl.
Henry and flora Grnchsr. .5is Manchester;
.'9.Orse ami cara Hunter, 2i,; Ncrt4 Twelfth;
Thomas ard I.:.an Hughes, as.s MANCHESTER:
f issi. az, al S $essi; K,sgi 4 u , F.9.; i GIL.
1hsrr sSl tsiz:i;a@5'4 McTenaid Soy.
Fran Ard R.ss." Pars7as, 3 L.n:.. So
thaFies ari t,;a'sa Phil!iss. lr' "noi',an;
i az, 5;nrts ras.;s 'ls9 MsnIr;.ydt: gil
.W!l,aln an: SJarte robo;:-a. III lafayette;
..Giiarlss aud wj:ll.;n'iaa Rohrtaca, Goa Fair
Henri lnt &SGF r.esE. oN cope. boy ana Ers-
Henry ard Mamie S.i;c'ca. 3ST Tennessee;
twin Crib.
Edward and Florence s::lvsn. :le Edsenis;
Andrew anu Selma samb-osl,2. $50 wichita;
q C. ara MARY Thompson. .fisi. Park: girl.
Frank ard Minnie Noo3ruG. iGc, Cfsvois;
S. ami Ida weinbe-r. i+ie Biddle: girl.
William and 2ellsh Walden. -. Louis: girl.
Freeeriek and Mary Wesl!ng, 1884 Tennessee;
William and Btsa Waiter. s,S4 fawton: boy.
Charles tra Bertha Toeneboehn, ST. Louis;
August and IL. Schroeder. Sss2 Manchester:
boy.
Charles and Lizzie Scott. st. Louis; boy.
Charles and Eva Schultz. zoos Dillon: girl.
John and Annie NeUerberg. 1913 Mason: girl.
alexander and Rosa Mike. 81. Louis: boy.
Simon and Fanny Mincnes. liiS North Tenth:
boy.
Patrick ard Agnes Luiden. 3i2I Clark: girl.
George and Grace Lanun. 1el North Broad
why: boy.
James and Cora Kennah. c54s Palm: boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. johnson. 59S Faston;
boy.
i. and NJ. Higsine, A2s st. Ferdinand. girl.
Morris and Anna Gloss, S0t Morgan: bcy.
Hugo and Sophie Fritz. i12I South Third: girl. |
Cyrus and Clara Ford, 1855 Alsacc: giri. /
A. and Annie Fleishman, 80 Market; boy. |
BENJAMIN and MARI Forlin. St. Louis. boy.
Frank and Ellen Cronin. Florissant aud Mar |
sehsihy and Annie cuddy. 1888 North Fiji
p. and s. Berknesssr. lbs North Twelfth:
girl.
Rice and Pauline Bailey. $50 Mills: boy.
William and Julia Bonner. 350SA Iowa: boy.
\. and Emma Alderton. S'3s Julian: girl.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
NEW CORPORATIONS.

ST. LOUIS.
Bittner Realty Company; Frank D. Bittner.
81 shares: Jacob Bittner and George Ostermey-
or. share each: to do a general real estate
business: capital stock. full paid. 5000.
DEED OF TRUST.
The Cuban Jai Alai Company to Charles T.
hart. Ricardo Gaibis. Basilio zarasqueta, Fran
cisco Recondo and. J. z. Runcie: on $50 feet
east side OF De Bsiiyisre. north Of Kings high
Der l. 1904. at Z per cent. $500.
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. ILL.,. June a.-CertiAcates for in
corporation were issued to-day by Secretary OF
state Rose as follows:
ford: capital. 1900: general laundry. bushes
JncorpcratoIs-L a. segar, Oscar A. Larset
and !. A. HolmQuist.
The Sorrento Athletic Association. Sorrento
capital. 5000; promotion Of athletic sports. In
sofgsriMiS ,f.s,Ii W. Kinser. e. A worrell an
The st. John from Padres. westviile: benevu
lent. incorporators-Andrew A Appabaitis. Ju
lins K%oncewicz apd A:exander shllkss.
The Scrogin Hill Cemetery Association. Bloom
inxton; to maintain q Cemetery. incorporated:
&C. F. Quinn, E. NJ Mitchell and Fayette BR!
Clay.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10

ST. LOUIS. Tenth and Olive; Kansas City,
Fort Scott. Little Rock. Inc. 1900 900. In
represents in buslnsse circles what Taivs and
Harvard.s represent IN literary circles. May
pay tuition out OF salary after course In COM
psted and poation II secured. Schools in eleven
States. Call er ssnd tor catalogue
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
REPuRLrc spEcAL
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.

meeting % the stockholders q the United Eis
yntor ana Grain Company. far. the election,
I'VE Isl directors. to serve during the onsuins
year. ard for the Transaction OF such. other bus
nsss ss icy nronsriy come eetor. tia meet n
"a a 2 mSsc : * Z NE nInce oI .ns coms"nk
~. ~ u. fourtesnth osy .: ssas. 1904. eois
PEYToN r. CARR, Psss!Ssnt.
ltrrace oAiseitn. Secretary.
~ lscla No. juee & DA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10

SALE OF ~CoIJLATEEAIs-

ALL pt tCIsLALEIsAlS
western Rsiiirosa"Gf Company any J b, a q ia @as
and and i iShn IF I NoE ET9dsIiek fs;oS Ola mako Gn or sxs Ssssi and ,ns
deliver to the National Bank OF commcIee in
s Soi LG da,ea '1 ass d Ssrf ann yesT afS4ssa R5om Mssre.
by they promised to pay to said National Bank
Il the G sam or Three m 81 Hu h n and ST f ftt rs % 2TSsI.
sand Dollars (ssi6. 600. on or before six months
after the date OF said note, with interest from
indorsed by said John ]. Broderick ana sad
been paid to NAV Is 1914: and nos
Whereas, at the time Gf the .xecution and
scrlbed there was pledged and delivered with
the same. a, collateral security tnr the paw
ment thereof. Three Hundred and lightweight
aEd Eight-ninths 1855 $50 First Mortgage Eonds
q the said st. Louis. 81. Charles and weste n
Of One Thousand Dol ars ai.coo,. ali lated
February g, lanc, and maturing Marci. l. isss
coupons showing that interest thereon began 10
run March ]. lsO2. and the same was payable
ss,o.gS e he E,Is. Mor.sags Bonds q saIS
Company. and all the coupons belonging 20
said bonds being attached to the same. ana
pledged and delivered with said note. at the
same time, as additional collateral security
Of the capital stock OF said St, Louis, ST.
Charles and Western Railroad Company. of
the par value OF One Hundred Doiiats Gl",
Whereas, default has been made in the paw
ment OF said note at Its maturity, and the
said note In consequence thereof was duly
protested for nonpayment: and
Whereas, said note. together with all the col
lateral securities pledged and delivered with
1t as above set forth and described. was sold.
assigned, and transferred by the said National
Bank OF In st. Louis to the un-
dersigned. who Is the holder and owner Of the
same,
Now. therefore. by virtue of the power and
authority given and granted In and by said
note ~pledging the above described bonds and
stock Of said 81. Louis. st. Charles and West
erR Railroad Company for the payment there
"Wednesday. THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1904.
at the hour of Il o'clock noon, OF sad dav.
at the East Front Door of the Courthouse in
the City Of st. Louis and State Of Missouri.
proceed to sell to the highest bidder. FOR
CASH, the above described bonds with all
coupons belonging TO the same thereto at
tached, and the above described stock OF the
said st. Louis. st. Charles and Western Raft
road Company, and apply the proceeds aris-
ing from such sale to the payment OF said
note and interest thereon.
And II the purchaser of said securities Mt
said sale shall. for any cause. ia. to make
immediate payment in cash therefor. i shall
At once thereafter. and at the same place, pro-
coed to resell the above described securities,
on The same terms and conditions and for the
same purpose as above stated.
st. Louis. Mo-. June 3. 1904.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
Shorthand, Something New.

EUBIcAM SHORTHAND coIli.pGE has
adopted CHARTERS Electric Shorthand. which
can. be learned In one-thfrd Of the time. read
twice as rapidly and the outlines are from 70
to 90 per cent briefer than any or the old stand
srd systems- IL is something grand Let u az
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10

Wedding Rings Solid Gold.
Finest qualities. 8 to $40. Mermod &
Jaccerd's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
orlcEs
SALE Of cofISTa:F1Is'

vurptssAAli. E on GoELALt:RhLs
W:s,srn RaiiFesd Company :ij On or about
The is,h day 81 Se:e,nt:r. 's2s niahG. execute
Missouri. It's certain nts table r:2fnis~5iy note.
dated the day snd scar Aforesaid. Whereby IL
pr pF' 10 lis 3; ard R2s H., T. tue ssns sa q t i:asei ih, =: SS'i do'::
lars e,o0el on or bsture six lionths sf;or The
annnn,. which sali NOT. was Endorsed by Jim
a;lissry q he Sane. and thsrssftsr said note
was iadol..a by said Rob.r; i. Collins, payable
course. and said no,- Was again Endorsed by
said j; !, c; tnsas; and; -. execution and
ssribs'i' ,Stre Was pledged and d%siiveSsd wiki
meat thereof hfty-avc and dve-ninihs ,S 80
s!Ts;-n,eriEase 'GSt. Of, he said s. Gon I,9gi..
each q he Denomination q one thousand dol,
laIs Il;%'c, 81 dated ,IFeGrasry 2; igc: AZ
iachea 10 .sch q III. said Bones coupons show
ing q. that interest mt ,t. theron Sesaa 70 ,nn M Mani
annually thereafter: the sad bonds being one,
n a.n Il. 4 ~, of lao. az ss'f ssnS. e i .sis s. sf fSsifs,
=; Charles : Western Railroad cornpsny.
attached % lie same ora delivered Herewith:
+ T .sii ss,. d: :, 4. was ,;:,5 made ,t - !. q. Payment
Whereas. said no;e iass,hfr With al he
R aof 81 .a sHa " ,st r,vT pledged g 1na a sT : aS Srie
st fortl, ard descrihsd wsrs sold. assigned
aeI the hoiisr ana owner .: iSs saine.
Now. Therefore. hv vir;ue q Inc mower aud
authority given and granted in arG by said
icte %p.siSinE the above described bonds Of said
-, Louis. -. Charles & Western Railroad C.m-
w Hasf IS * 5'' FIFE it'll a9fI 6Sy or El ir-& 81 1871.
n the hou- % l. o'clock noon Of said da%. al
csv OF 81. Louis and state 81 Missouri. pro-
coed to sell 10 the highest bidder. FOR CASH,
the above described bonds. with all coupons be-
longing to the same thereto attached. and ~
ply Tie proceeds arising from such .ale 70 the
payment 81 said rnte and interest thereon.
And n the purchaser of said bonds at said
sale shall fo- any cause fail - make immedi-
ate payment IN cash therefor. ! shall at once
;he-eafi"r. and ut the same place. proceed TO
resell tho ADORE described securities on the
same terms ard conditions and for the same
purposes as above stated.
J. c. VAN RIPPER.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICS: FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1904.

-
.------ ----. -
Pr r. klDA Y
HELP WAHTED-FEMAIE.
-, 49,
land n'"''
E.,-.norl
e7i5 DIVA. ~
Ano7.ss;z no,..ao1r
$50 Gates;
slxs Vernon. !" s
Of; 80 ..,er,7 ho,ssrori.
sos =. Zenith:
44ai West Belle.
, -..n.r,i hon,ework
| ~: Washinston.
ciI 80. ..ner,I bo1zewoIk
1lM 2 Eleventh,
vorb bsss ,Sates.
-Gi,i -. GENERAL no1sevorE-
U.s. a :; Eish5;eos :. - .777 for General house:
Wont; lsss ai!zs : -, 5,z,,.
Won lsls ssys- ~: -,
good nav psE' IL Ca al. 10 ~
- -...-.T no,,evotE in
small family sees Ver rnr
HoUsEGlRrZGirl to do general ho'issworh;
sooI MaseS. . l
HotSEGiRL Or! for general honseworR'
two in family: 1919 \. Hlsl-;
cas.i E SaSiRi aiIo 1s,,ve.,.
T.s--...,I fo,,...o-t-, ~
Washing. 300 8. Eishieenth.
small All family ssti ca IL Sg
1IIoI-sEc = ....,,I hon,.Yo,E.
no Washing. is.s Mississippi.
-; - ..a.,,i ho,,...o-x:
W a month. s4z Won veEsen.
Experienced Eir Tor general
honsew9.s: al2sA shensndoah:
HoUsEGIRI. Girl for general Homework;
HoUssGIRI.-Good colored girl to assist in
general homework. 1G7 ALBERT.
eIT Tor general house
work: good wages. 625 Vernon. -
:, ouSEGiRiIG idaa for general hou'ewofk
- ;iss, 6on.evo-F. mo-
washing or IRONING. 500 Dickson.
rrdlS <. az, Eisl for senerai house.
HOUSEGIRL-A Eiri to do light homework
with widow lady: 229 s Fourth 49,
work: smsii family. gssis Laclede.
pousEtIRL-Girl for housework and plain
eookins: ne washing. ISIS Gamble st:
work: good wages. ans west Belle.
NJ on SEQ :, ira5, for ..f fsn ss1ma housework'
@I5GTTsIscis, ;yi,,.s ~ -. s.ns.,7 ,on,o.
work and 10 walt on table: 80. hubert:
for general sne hou'ework:
from ~ 10 Nv: nv ~ sooe
EG; = HaLdMrsGs.sh I te dc Ma TpIs. N WORE ana
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
SHORTHAND,

DAY AND NIGHT. OPEN ALI. SUMMER
JONES q HENpERsQN pusINEsS COLI
OPPOSITE HIGH sCHooL1. bay-Thrse
months So: ore month so. Nights per month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
MINES AND MINING STOCXS=FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

backs the road VIII shortly be meeting ca
requirements. Indications are that the
storm period is about en.ed
Al over 600 feet depth the middle tunnel
oL the Erie recently cut the Butier-I.i beral
Decided vein. for which Il was driving
and raise is now being made on ore
Twelve 10 fifteen inches wide that carries
ieao- good grade of iron and some red
oxide OF copper. The sireak is Increasing
ana vein matter indicates that a fine
ore body is near. Cairus & Rooklidge
me leasers are also working in ore in the
IoNsr tunnel. though ii Is not OF as GOOD
Sfade- They are putting out about tu o
carloads daily. and next week will have
depot
A deal is in progress by which the
hd1el claims mos. ! and p. adjoining the
aiontezuma mine on the north ana tn,.
star claim-neNt north-are to be con-
S9hdated and operated BIZ q company
enc Hazels are owned BIZ " j. Stricklev
mo partners and the Star by Ben Butler
70. . company The latter offers a fine
tunnel site for the grOun il has "A tun-
mel following a vein that mas been rill,
aDout sixty feet and in Hazel ground
VII nave between go and 400 feet vertical
depth on the MOntezun.d vein. This
movement is important. as surface fndica =
ions tel OF good ore bouy under Nome
yuma ridge The Hazels have their dis
coNery in Markham and extend into Frra-
man gulch. where ali operations viii be
conducted from the Star tunnel site
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03

2S5. Surplus. 81. 75ssOs8, increase. S2s6. 10.
Ex. United States deposits, 81. 7Slsoei in
crease. 81. S26.toa.
The Financier says An expansion Of
nearly Sl5.000.9o0 in loans and OF more
than S29.000.0e0 In deposits accompanied by
a gain of over S5.eoo.oo9 in cash, were the
principal features of the bank statement
last wceS Both loans and deposits make
new high records and the cash IN bank
vaults also surpasses any total previously
recorded This accumulation of funds va
greatly in excess OF the amount of IN
crease as estimated from the traceabie
movements Of money during the week, IT,
dica(ing large unrenOrted receipts The
expansion OF loans resulted partly from
the placing OF S5GOco.0 600 or the Pennsyi-
vania notes which was effected on Friday.
200 during the fortnight. caused By the
concentration Of these funds IN New
York repositories. The cas-. reserve was
increased S5.46l. 800 and the required re-
serve resulting from the increase or
-. tslspo deposits. was Augmented by
s.. l4O. 225. 6elucting which sum from the
gain in cash left S2SS.l75 rs the increase
IN surplus reserve To So. ESQ Computed
upon the basis of Deposit less those #
1880. Loans were Increased st4.S43 40
due IN part. above noted. TO the Penn
syivania negotiation. this counting for an
average of one day. or about S. 000. coo. the
remainder probably reflected other syn
dictate borrowing. The statement showed
a remarkably good proof. the sum of the
gain IN cash end OF the increasc ~. lOaTs
being only $685. 100 less then the gain in
deposits -Four Of the banks Increased
loans by sl6.O0O.eoQ and others OF these m
stitutions show an increase Of nearly
$4,000 COO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
WEEKS ORE AND BULLION.
Open Market Shows Falling Off
Copper Plants Increase.

The week ending yesterday was an eN-
tremely light one in the local ore and
bullion market. As compared with the
week previous a falling off of $50 200 is
noted. Snowsides cut off shipments from
both Little and Big Cottonwood districts
while the bad condition of the roads b. :
tween mines and loading stations al Park
City, Bingham and other places, had con-
siderable to DO with the case. Total set
Elements for the week. as reported by Nc
Cornick x Co. amounted TO S355.Si0, yes
terdays proportion Of the amount being
S0S.20o. as follows: Silver. lead gold and
copper ores SlS.900; base bullion $50 100:
gold bars $500.
The output of copper bullion. carrying
precious metals, from the Independent.
valley plants during the week exceeded
the shipments Of the week before By $3.50
pounds, the total being 1881 pounds
Last week The Herald reported the out
put of the United States s:uelter at I4S.313
pounds. when it should have been 100000
pounds more. The error was made on The
company's end of the line. and was OF
course. unintentiOnsL From the three
smeters the following shipments were
made during the past week:
Bingham Consolidated . 1S2 f9-.
United States ............. va ssf
tan concentrated ....--.----...,-....3 o2 00g
1917 ADAALNS .l.il