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Administration ANNOYED.

The administration is greatly an
noyed by, these charges, and that off,
fia Wl D so put thrn searehing nves
lists either at the state department or
at the White House, however, and there
is no disposition to PREJUDICE his case.
But the charges have become a scandal
of almost national proportions, and
even Goodnow's friends will not find
fault because they are to be probed Ito the
bottom. There have been cases where
consuls have been complained against
in such way as to impair their use.
fulness, and altho they were acquitted
they, were removed for the good of the
service. Such a program may not be
followed in Goodnow' case, altho Ii
is possible he may be found innocent
and still have to relinquish his post
H. G. Stevens.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29

New York, Sept 29-Wjlliam s. Alley
Of Alley, Conger & Co., and s. L. Blood OF
S. l.. Blood & Co., were suspended from
the Stock exchange today for one year
each.
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ouARRELED OVER WAGES; / DEAD

W07N's't-'@@ = ~ VV1NIE0j = OENDs
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 29.-Otto Wis
WOW died this morning as a result Of be-
Ing shot twice by his employer, Fred w.
Borchert, paperhanger, with a shop
at 314 Lake street The shooting is said
to be the resultsof quarrel over wages
Wtskow claimed was due him BY Borch-
ert. efs r.
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Only Chance Of Success.

The upshot was that certain of
Dunn s friends called in Senator Mel
son, and with the cooperation of Sena-
tor Clapp forced the reorganization of
the committee. They were facing GER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-25
Company Making Ready for an
Era Of Development UucxceIIcd
In its History
PRESIDENT MUCKLOW RETURNS
Proposes to Wipe Out cOmpanys
Debts, Start the Smctcr aud Pay
Dividends

W. y, Mucklow, president Of the Ma
jestlo Copper Mining company came
up from Milford this morning, and with
Trustee Frank Knox, Is uow at his post
ready to distribute $4,000 to the COM
panys creditors.
While Mr.. Mucklow has little to say
concerning the property It is UNDER
stood that with a clean slate aud no
embarrassing Obligations, work viii be
pushed ON a much more gigantic scale
than ever before For some time past
the company has been working a force
of about 100 men, but with the starting
Of the smelter, which is looked for some
time next month, this force viii be
doubled, II not trebled, and the mine
placed on a dividend paying basis. That
the Majestic Is a proposition worth
watching. Is quite generally believed,
and In their efforts to bring It TO the
front, Mr.. Mucklow and associates VIII
have the confidence and support Of
Utah mining men,
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SCOTTISH CHIEF STRIKE.
Rich ore Pound In This Promising PARK
city Producer.

The Park CITY Miner man visited the
Scottish chief this week and found
Foreman Merritt busy driving am up-
raise from the 800 TO the 25O level Of the
Incline shaft The rich ore OF which
they made a recent shipment. comes
from a drift n the $50 foot-leyel They
have followed the ore down some dis
lance and are now running an upralse 10
catch the vein from below. The rich
ore lies In thin streak varying from
six inches TO two feet, carrying silver
chlorides running as high as ZOO ounces
TO the ton and also rich In lead II IS
O bedded vein lying between lime, and
how far II spreads out has not yet
been learned. II Is the intention TO
follow the vein IN hopes that the con-
tact may be reached and a large ore
body discovered, While the vein is
very rich there Is not a sufficiently large
body to make big thing Of it, They
VIII get out enough however to help
pay for the development
Manager Turner OF the West quincy
has made arrangements by which his
ground viii be developed through
tunnel from the Little Bel shaft. The
compressor from the Wolverine was
hauled over Grd installed last week and
a force Of men Is now at work driving
the tunnel and II viii be pushed with
all the speed that men and machine
drills can drive Il, The tunnel will be
run a distance Of about 1000 feet which
win bring II under the West Quincy
shaft and at depth OF 1000 feet II is
rumored that a consolidation Of the
two properties has been effected but
that could not be verified.
The California mine Is looking fine. A
nice chimney OF rich galena ore has
been found In the Wine they are rails
ing from the $50 foot level. They have
a four foot vein, although they do not
know how high It Is. The mill has
been running about a month and one
shipment OF concentrates has been
made There Is another lot OF about
% tons that will be- sent out In a few
days As soon as the surplus Of ore
has been run through, they VIII shut
down and make a number OF improve
mcnts. Classifying tanks will probably
be put IN as considerable values are
carried of In the waste
The New York continues TO make
good showing and another shipment OF
ore was made this week The ore body
shows no signs OF running out and
everything indicates that the mine viii
be a regular shipper, though the man
agement make no claims that II is q
big mine yet,
A vein OF good ore has been struck
IN the Federal tunnel OF the DAILY mine
this week that Is showing up very good.
II Is about four feet thick and carries
good values. IL has not been cut far
enough TO determine It's extent but II
has resulted in quite a stiffening Of the
stock,
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LACK 0F NEWS
KEEPS DAILY BACK.
WOuld.be Investors Not Willing
10 Deal ID it With Their
Eyes Shut,
STOCK NOT 50 STRONG TODAY.


DAILY which a few days ago mad
such sensational flights ON the stock
exchange today los some OF rs yaunt-
cd pride and remained satisfied with
bid OF $3.50, while there were offerings
at S2i5, The lack Of news confirming
the reported strike, Is holding the stock
back. but It IS held In such high favor
that the merest mixing OF a discovery
win again send It 10 higher realms and
. cause a stampede, the like Of which the
exchange has not known for a good
while.
The day on the board was a compar-
atlvely good one, and brought out sales
Of some Of the best stocks - the list.
The first to do business was Carlsa,
which unloaded q block Of 500 shares at
49, Daly-west was in good demand at
from SlS25 to $3.50. while Mammoth
dropped 200 at s.55. and could have sold
more at the same figure had It been Of
fered. For May Day buyers paid 32A
and Petro found takers at tx.
During the call some attention was
paid to Tonopah, Midway selling at So
and Others Of the same locality receive
ing bids which were highly gratifying.
New York continued firm at "A, while
Century sold for l6 and Yankee Con.
for 81 and 37M.
The closing figures were as follows:
...,,. .....-. -
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CONCENTRATES.

The assessments on Beck Tunnel Con.
and Wabash are now delinquent.
]. A. CzIzek, manager OF the Lost
Packer mine on Loon Creek Is IN the
city
The Buckhorn group in ophlr canyon
Is now ready to begin regular SNIP
ments.
Reports have It that Sam NeNhouse
Is negotiating for the Copper Prince
group at Alta,
The Uncle sam Of Tmtic has four
cara of concentrates and one car OF
crude ore at the sampler
The Taylor Brunton sampler had on
hand today three cars Of ore from
Milford. 10 from Tlnuc and four trom
Tonopah.
Receipts at the Pioneer sampler today
amounted 10 two cars OF ore from Alla'
one from Tintlc. one from American
Fork and one from Nevada.
picked samples of ore from the Com
monwealth group of claims on VIRGIN
river, assay as high as $l2,0Oo ton
gold pred0mlnatihb
President John Dern Of the Con.
Merour failed to return yesterday as
expected II Is thought however ne
viii be back before the close OF the
week
Judge Baskln who has Just returned
nom an examination OF the Miller
group In American Fork canyon says
he mine has ores exposed 70 the value
OF $l,000,0O0,
Frank Knox. president Of the Nation
al Bank Of the Republic, and trustee
for the Majestic Mining company, Is
back at his desk after a trip along the
western seaboard.
The Bambergers OF this city are re-
ported TO have struck It rich at Bull-
frog one of Goldneld's nelghborlng
Mining camps. whore they have claims
showing ore assaying as much as Sl2O
Nor ton.
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VIII Buy at De Lamar.

Among the most persistent and act
i've mining men Of this place Is George
Banovch, who owns group Of claims
adjoining the famous April Fool mine,
which was one OF the greatest produce
ers OF the yellow metal In Nevada. For
many years Mr.. Banoyich has been
digging away spending thousands Of
dollars to develop his claims, ana some
Of them are developed to such an ex-
tent that II called upon could produce
ore enough to keep a hundred stamp
mill IN operation. Mr. BanoWch says
that negotiations are pending for the
transfer Of a portion of his group TO a
syndicate OF Salt Lake capitalists.
While nothing definite has been given
out. yet we understand that the deal Is
sure to be a go.-De Lamar Lode.
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ioSi January. AK May 5N@46i
July 49,
Oats-December. 29h0%; May, 3lh
oats--Dec, 29h@A; May 3ilsi
July 3lM.
Posk-Nov., ii.iO; Dec, 1i,47Mi
JAM l2,sgts May, i2.05q12 91ts.
Lard--N Now IO5 Dec, 7.O2hQ7 %;
May 720.
Ribs-Jan,, 6 6o66,62ls; May. CTS,
Ryc.-NOV, IS.
Flax-Cash. Northwest. 49,
Timothy Nov 26J.
Cloyer--Noy,, ~ 90,
Barley--Cash SSQ5l,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 25-December wheat
opened = TO q higher at 1904 to 1898.
After selling of to 1891 the prices
steadied aroung lO9is. May opened Y
az. A decline to lO9%qllO was fol-
lowed by a rally 10 llO3s.
Cash. Wheat--No red, l14Adii5ik;
No. 3 red, 1854 l12is; No. 2 hard, 1890
1lOi5 No. hard. 1O3alOS; No. north
ern ll6%120; No. northern. 1O9dil3;
No, 3 spring, lO2Qli0,
Corn-No. 2--No. .. a. 70 Az.
Oats-No. 2, 2eAQSO; No. 3, 20.
The high point on December was
reached az ilOA and on May at Ill.
The market closed strong with Decem-
Der at 1919, a net gain OF Bd1 cent
Final figures on May were up IL az
ll0h. Close,
Wheat-Decelnber, 1o94; May
ll0ia July, 99H.
corn-Noyember 5oa December,
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StrIkc In the Liye Oak.

The Rlchheld Reaper says that a IS
foot blind vein has been struck In the
tunnel which Is being run TO develop
the Live Oak property south Of Monroe.
This body Of ore was uncovered at a
distance Of about $50 feet No assays
have been returned yet but It pans
freely, and the indications from these
paintings are that 1t VIII run at least
so to $i2 to the ton. This Is the Sec
ond vein which has been struck In run
ming this tunnel the other one being
about Is inches The work Is being
pushed right along, without any delay,
and It is hoped by spring to have some-
thng In sight which viii justify the
name Of a mine.
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( MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

Ing up the mine and a force Of men has
been put 10 work In two of The tuunels
Instead Of pursuing the vein courses
d random work Is TO be pushed lu
systematic manner from now OH The
main vein VIII be sought Tor through
the lower workings From Ne tun-
mel some OF the best ore that has been
extracted from the mine ls nov being
taken The vein Is batter and stronger
than ever Ten tons have already been
selected for shipment ana a carload Will
soon be ready.
A. NJ Hepplor went TO Marysvale
Monday 10 attend the annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Banner Gold
Mining company AZ this meeting the
following directors and officers wore
elected for the ensuing years Henry
Brudhurn. president L.. II BartholO-
mow Vice president, James NJ Peter
son, treasurer Elnor BartholomeW.sec-
retary John Bertelsen and A. NJ, Hep
pier n was resolved to continue the
development Of the property and
contract has been let Tor 100 feet to Mr.
Bartholomew An assessment recently
levied Is providing funds for the work
Mr.. Bradburn, the president win 90
east next month TO see about floating
stock
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CURIOUS CHINESE TEMPLE.

Temples TO the god Kwang are scat
tered thclSly all over the Celestial em-
pire, Among the various degrees Of
greater and lesser divInitles that appeal
to the religious instincts Of the Chinese
Kwang seems to be a prime favorte
He is a god who is reputed TO be more
interested in the ordinary affairs Of
mankind as they occur IN China than
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET
NOW READY,

Full and complete proceedings Of the
seyenty-hfth Semi.anuual Conference
held in Salt Lake City, oct. G. 7 and 0,
1904, with a verbatim report OF all the
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Also an account Of the General Con-
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1,TAu IDAHO, THE WORLD.

Three new maps just issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side. the World on
the reverse side, including population
OF countries and towns according to
the 1900 census, with a brief sketch OF
every country In the world, Size Xix
3lH inches. value lbcents; sent to any
address for Csc Address Deseret News
Book Store, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Butter strong, renovated common TO
extra, l3u10a western imitation
creamery common to choice $4,000
Choeso-Firm state full creams
September delivery colored and white
fancy llH.
Eggs Unchanged,
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A BIRTHDAY ApMoNlTloN.

Earl Nelson recently attained hi;
elghty-Arst birthday. Upon his break.
fast table vas placed a large bouquet
with the inscription attached: Con.
gratulatlons on your elghty.hrst birth.
day. England expects every man to dc
his duty II Is your duty to live to be q
oentenarlan.'
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov 25.--Cattle-Recelpts
5000, including 1900 westerns. steady.
Good TO prime steers 6.00G7 90, poor
10 medium, 2.60M5.S0; stockers and
feeders, 2.O0N4.1O; cows, 1.S564.2O;
hefers, i.7505.0O Gamers. 1850
2.35, bulls 2.O0d4.2O; calves, 5000
$50 Texas fed steers, S.5O65.1O.
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000; tomor-
row, $4,000: steady to weak. Mixed
and butchers, i.55G4.Tj. good to
choice heavy, 4.7Od4,75; rough heavy.
4.40G46O; light 4.5OG4.65; bulk Of
sales, 4.60G4.6j.
Sheep Receipts, 10000 sheep and
lambs steady Good to choice wethers.
4.35d5. 90; fair to choice mixed, 3 .6Od
4.S0; western sheep, 3.0005. 90; native
lambs, 4.I5q6.00; western lambs, 4 90
$3.50.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Nov. 25.--Cattle-Re.
celpts, $500 Market active steady to
strong; native steers, 3.75q6.25 COWS
and helfers, 2.4O63.S0; range COWS
and heifers, 2.30G3.50; Gamers, 1904
2.25 stockers and feeders, 2.5068.90;
calves, 3.O0Q5.5O; bulls, stays, etc.
2.00d3.S0.
Hogs-Recelpts. 1lOOO Market.
shade lower. Heavy. 4.45G4.55,
mixed, 4.45G4.50; light, 4.4594.55;
pigs, 4.00@4.4O; bulk Of sales, ASA
4.50
sheep--Receipts, 5000. Market
steady. Westerns, 4.2504.65: wethers.
i,00di.5O: ewes, 3.s5G4.5O, common
and stockers, 2.5OqA25; lambs, 5000
$50,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Nov. 25.--cattle-Re.
ceipt, 5000. Steady. Native steers,
S50G625; native COWS and heifers, 1850
$500; stockers and feeders, 25OQliO,
bulls. l75d3.5O; calves 3.5OG6OO.
western steers. 3,0OGL15; western
cows, l50dS50
Hogs--Receipts, 1900. Steady to .
cents lower Bulk OF Sales, 4.iOlf7O
heavy, t65ai57h; packers, 465a4I5;
375GL6O.
sheep--Recelpts. 5000. Steady. Nut.
tons, 375dA25 lambs, 45OdGOO; range
wethers, AO0q475; ewes, 2.5O9A25.
New York Nov, 25,--sugar-Raw,
FIRM fair refining AZ; centrifugal, SO
test, AZ; moasses sugar, 4. Refined Is
nominal; crushed, els; powdered, sos;
granuated, 545.
Coffee-steady; No, 7 Rio, S%.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool, Nov 2j.--lIops at London
(pocinc coasO. firm, eS, 5s0 CS, los,
Liverpool, Nov 95.--Close: Wheat
December rs 2hd; March, as 3isdi
May. IS 3Ad.
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Certificate emitting holder TO accom-
modations at n frst-ciass hotel IN 81
Louis. good til Dec. /, for sale AT half
price Address Il, S, w care News
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Ase66IN5vyEEpI p q! GRANGE
ENo IHsTr1u&
RIO GRANIEE WESTERNS.
current " rent Time Table.
N effect Oct oh. is,
LtAvn sALrlAkr r1r,

NJ "a 81 Nht hAhI CITY
NSi Iiv-I93r ileber Provo ma
10 lO2-For PARK cuy "'". 900 am
10 G-For Denver AK r,,,'''" wv am
70 9-For Ogden and VIZ "S@ am
g. d-For Ogden and Woo '"4y,I am
~ t-tor Denver and ~, '"' W pm
10 e-For Provo and istre-IS,.'" s.b pm
10 ll2-For Bingham 'eA" #" 9W pm
10 lf-For Bingham go ''''' VIZ an
Npp Iil..For Ogden and Local =" pm
,folnts ,.,.. "VV~
10 s-For Denver ana EaSt ''" SG pm
NO S-lor Ogden ana yVes, ", nv pm
AhhiNL SAIL LAKE. CRY "~
No o.. G-From Ogden and The
west .-,,. ., q. .,,,.,... '
Nc Ils,From ogden and Local '% an
folnts "., ,.',. 49,. sac.
No l-lrom Eureka and pt' Prov, XXX a'la
NO 5-From Dencer ana Fs,sy"W..W an
10 l--From Donyer and East' an
No 2-FFom Ogden and ma ~" PIN
West"u,.. ......... .,
no lOl-Ftom Park CITY @ Xxx p'm
No S-From Heber. Provo ana ''' P'u
No iignIirgop,,' 'n, n,s,;H,ss. "'"",,, 500 p.u
No ll5-From Bingham 49, ''"iy.G AZ
No. i-From Ogden and Ike "" ""
No S-FrOm Denver ara Fast ii..S pIm
4, a. tdSiins except Nos. and stotp al
Ticket Office Dooly Block. Phone IA
l. A. BENTON.
Gen ACT Pass. Dept
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WOOL


81 Louis. Nov 25.-Woo--Nomlnal;
territory and western mediums, 2Oq2l;
fine mediums l1qlS fine, 16@lI.
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Is usually the case with oriental diyln-
tiles. HIS cult has obtained strong
hold upon the lower classes, and his
BONES, or priests, are more prosperous
than are the representatives OF most
Celestial deities. Some Of these tenn
pies to Kwang are models OF Chinese
architecture.
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker.
ZIG D. +. Walker Block.
ON GOLD MOUNTAIN.
Work Resumed on the Annie Laurie
Extension aud D. w. and H.

iAAtnnlou uuN " " hhH W.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
olders Of the Annie Laurie Extension
ompany held at Kimberley last week.
avs the Rlchheld Reaper, directors
nd officers We're elected Tor the ensu-
lg year as follows. l.. II. Outzen.
resident, James Long. vice president
. w. Russell, secretary and treasurer.
I. G.. Snyder, Gideon Snyder Charles
kougaard and Guy Lewis. This is the
IA directorate, with the exception Of
In Lewis. Work has been resumed In
he tunnel and the opening is TO be
ushed until something Is determined.
|. G.. Snyder has been placed In charge
I the development work, with instruc-
ons TO get into the mountain
There has been quite "a change IN the
hammer Of developing the B. w & II.
roperty, and the dlggings now present
he most huslnoss-llke air that has yet
reYailed there. The company has now
'hen hold Of the entire work OF open
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ToNoPAH STOCKS
FORENOON SALES.

FOhENOON SALES.
Carisa, 500 ct IA,
Daly-West 10 at 1926; 10 at 1925. sci.
Ter 80; Is at 1850.
Mammoth, 100 at 1855, seller 3o 100
ut 1.55.
May Day, 700 at 3?is.
Petro, 1000 at rs.
Century, 300 at l6&.
Little Chief, 1000 at 2A.
Martha Washington, 500 at rs.
New York 500 at "a
Yankee Con. 100 at 81, 1900 at 37ih.
Tonopah Midway. 200 az So,
OPEN BOARD.
Daly West 10 at 1880.
Little Chief 1888 at 2
May Day, 500 at 30; 800 at 3lN 1000
IT Slis,
New York, 800 at "A; 1000 at 2i4.
Victor Con-, 500 at SO.
REHABILITATION.
Shares, Value.
Regular .......,,., ,."l2975 S2,70i63
Open ..". ....,.,.". 1888 1861
Forenoon totals e. ..l7SlS S3S7l.SO
a. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker.
ZIG D. +. Walker Block,
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TEA

Moneyback wins wins wins
Moneyback wins wins wins
Moneyback wins wins wins
Moneyback wins wins wins
yo'r sroo, returns your aoasy & loa DOM Ike
Sshlunsi Best
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Time TABLE,
In Eject Nov %
1904.
ARRIVE

From ooa. 'NNlNk Z,
San f sueh, Portland. Bup.
Lonlsp iSSnclsoo Chlcago wye
Frcn1 u, omaha and Dnny, o.
n g ogden and ntsrnCSI5 Ssi an
n Poluls ....,.. "'''helaie
tom Ogden Cache Vsii."'",. 9i0an
3@ Ogden Chicago. ST iI,@,G Xix Pm
AMI '5 sa, w Omaha, nspyo,
Frc,t 'all Francisco -"'el
sl" ogden Cache Vs0..." 500 Hm
, Aanlhony Portland avg ilsy,
pEp,p,,r,''''" i.o pn
Fqr Ogden, Omaha ~,
Ionulser Kansas City a f5j's
tborU sden' Portland 81 49," '0 an.
t"r gg, san Francisco AHA M
nv lieulato points ~. "'' m'
'9r ogden, Umoha Gtt.plQ.N l.n
ag4Ier, Kansas civ "a "'yasG
ma san Francisco %" LoNA
AvI ogden, Cache Voii.,.' ace" 40 Din.
Louis sr5 y, Ciiy Omaha, 81
q "a oHisu'n Cache Valley. NM "b pm.
,iehu Portland. ga1 TI1,'e'
''aVo uud Intermediate taQ'
NJ ScHrMNciit,B9 9.lN ban.
Y. BuRLEY a ~ ~ IIat. Agt
CITY Ticsdr,E EGC,ER, A. g. &'T"i
~'"N' UlnCo, M Main -
Telephone 80 '''' street
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Turned out on short notice at the
Descret News a big shipment Of new
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CITY Ticket Office 2Ol Main Street
Telephone go
L. w. GfLLETT. j, J.. MOORE.
Gen'l Pass Agt. Dist Pass Agt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-13
TITLE
Packers Right to Desdemonla
Sands Disputed,
Question Involves the Boundary
Line Between the States OF
Oregon and Washington.

ilwaco Journal: Litigation which
win involve the adjustment OF the
Washington oregon boundary line al
the mouth Of the Columbia river and
the ownership of several thousand dol
lars worth OF salmon grounds Will
shortly be waged In the federal courts,
The suit win be defended by the Co
lumbla River Packers Association,
which claims title to 106 acres of
ground In the Desdemona Sands. the
tract now in dispute, and Il, II Hues-
ton the surveyor lawyer and son OF
former County Treasurer Hueston Of
South Bend, win attempt to show the
imperfection OF the title OF the pack
ing company. and his own right to the
property by value OF an application Of
sale in the land Office. at tide land
rates.