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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-25
Dip tanks 1t Gehrings
Township To Be Opened.
santa be. a. M, Jalg le, 1a04

Santa Re, y II, Jaig ls, 1904.
Notice h hereby given that the
following township will be filed In
this office August Is. 1904, to-wit:
Fraction township 10 north, range
No. 20 east, n. III. P. 81.
On and after said date we will be
ready to receive applications for
lands in said township.
MANUEL r. oTERO, Register.
FRED MILLER, Receiver.
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Erxss3 I'M 1rG@6 rat III 6c38n I
gaT u rsoskAY wish he British Hos
Sna ue German bsr she goes far.
r sra ossere6 her sosasteer ns4t
ess cs Tae pee ~.
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01rran aont y ehalrman II tls
rztkaai ~6easoerstic COMMITTEES. 4
ma xao saEts n bs prssi1snt
seesat eoatent himself very weiI
with . ehaIrmspehin.
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Riycrsid. ics Cream.

The Riverside dairy win furnish 10
families and others pure Ice cream.
well packed. on orders, at $50 a gal.
lon. Sc half gallon, or 50c . quart.
G.iI3
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se@aios Dzsis ops1et BIS barrel
ror a mfIIson 70 6eyoss 70 The cam.
reiEs fsnd The democrats are en-.
xszsnis'ins themselves npon their
wise chosee for yiee presidential can.
ciss.s.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-25

What n said y III ne largest slee
sro magnet In the World bar been ii.
stated in The Bridegroom. Conn. hos
pjtai y viii 81 used for extracting
pseeta n Iron and steel from The
eyes n nssthiais's ard Other metal
WORKERS who may be injured.
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20 Bf1an'a Chautauqua

VI. Bt1aD's ckautauqua engage.
rHsnis viii prevent his participating
70 ratifying proceedings COL. Bryan
iEn's strong o. ratification unIeea he
10 himself ratified. All that Bryan
Will DO towards eiecting Parker BY
Div speeches HI Missouri and ~
braska won't hnrf much.
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81 Louis WoaL

ST. LOUIS July 25s-Wool-Steady
Territory and western mediums, ag
e; fine medium, I5QiTcs fine II
also.
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TEgs u ] gar III
HSxSea
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TSere sesrT ! ueg "a swa
nas eass ses6 fn
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Sell your household goods TO Perry
Onion. The Plaza. 7.los
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Terms a, The Harvey resort are ad.
yertlsea IN The Optics displayed col
ufnna. 5-4
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Meadow Brook hens al Turner's.
lis
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teachers County Institute.

Notice Is hereby given that the
county institute for school teachers
will commence on August is. 1904,
continuing for two weeks. Charges
viii be one dollar for each person.
The institute will be conducted in the
public school building in district No.
I. Las Vegas. Immediately after the
institute Is closed. examination OF
teachers viii take place.
Dated, Las Vegas, N. NJ, July 10,
1904. J. NJ. QUINTANA.
County School Superintendent.
100
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KIDS, si.io apiece At Eyerett's CO
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CHICAGO Livestock.

CHICAGO. July 25.-Cattie--Steady.
70 a shade lower. Native steers,
st0od6o0: southern steers. s2.I5I
40: southern COWS. si.75a3.5o; II.
tive COWS and aeilers, sl.75G5.00;
stockers and feeders, s25o15.5o;
bulls. s2.e5a3ao, calves, 81 soI475;
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Worlds Fair Rates.

The following rates 10 ST. Louis
and return will be In effect from Las
Vegas during the season covered BY
the Louisiana Purchase Erposit:o on.
Season ticket, final limit Dec.
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tHomestsady Entry No. $685.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DtpaFtHItHI OF the interior,
Land Office at Santa Fe, n. W..

E1
Land Office at Santa Fe, n. ".
July IL, 1904
Notice Is hereby given that | !
foIlowing.named settler has filed D
tice OF his intention to make I 81
proof in support OF his claim. and -,
said proof viii be made before the
register or receiver at Santa Fe, ".
~, on Aug. "a, 1904, viz:
PATRocINIo PAco
for the Lots ], s. 3. sw II Sc Il
NE IL sW If. Sec. Z, T. II, N, R.
IA +.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
Atilano Quintana OF Sena, n. NJ:
Hilario Lopez OF Sena. N. NJ; Cruz
Gallegos Of sena, n. NJ; Fermin Ro-
nero Of Sena. ". NJ.
MANUEL R. oTERo,
7T-6f Register.
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CHICAGO LIvestoek.

CHICAGO. July 25.-Cattle-Steady
but quiet. Good 10 prime steers. $40
aces; poor 10 medium. si50I5a25;
stockcrs and feeders. 400;
cows, si.5Oai50: he'fers. 5000 $50;
Gamers, s1.50a2eU. bulls. s2.00d
10; calves, seboagi5: Texas fed
steers. ssooat75.
sheep-steady. Good TO choice
wethers, si00ai25; fair TO choice
mixed. sSO0a4eo; native lambs,
$1,000 7a0; western sheep. 1850
AZ
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nosDAY 1910 ILY Z.
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OVuHt! oNuUUI superintendent
7.1ot
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-04
STOCKS FEVER|SH
AND IRREGULAR.
In the Early Hours They Made Big
Advances and Then Turned
Downward.
CALL MONEY WAS MUCH EASIER
Lighter Selling Movement Caused Pre-.
yious Gains to be Reduced or
Wiped OF

New York, Jan "A sharp rebound In
prices In London served TO allay the ap.
prehenslon over the war outlook which
Induced Saturdays selling. Sugar was
rushed up points with drop Of 2n be-
tween sales, Manhattan rose pa, Ice pre-
ferred 2Is, Amalgamated Copper ~ and
Southern Pacific and Rock Island ~.
Gains generally ran from a half to point
and there were some large individual
transactions The vigorous upturn to
prices induced some renewal Of outside
intercs, In the market, and the buying car
rled prices considerably higher. practl-
cally every popular stock advanced u
point or more. Amalgamated copper and
Northwestern were among those In which
the gains were points or more The rush
TO buy subsidized In half an hour and prices
turned downwards. Northwestern fell
back and Sugar 8. General Electric fell
. points below .ast weeks close. Prices
receded under q light selling movement
IN spite OF the easter tone OF call money
and the previous gains were reduced TO
fractions or wiped out The market
steadied somewhat above Saturday
close, but the tone Of the market contin-
ued Irregular. Lackwanna lost Sli,
Bonds were firm at noon,
Large offerings were thrown on the
market again and prices ran of rapidly.
a number OF active stocks, including Mis-
| sour Pacific and United States Steel
| stocks, sold below last weeks final prices
| The market was dull and steadier at
O'Clock.
After frequent irregular fluctuations
which generally brought the list lower
ON every successive dip, the market show
ed some reeuperative power toward
o'clock, and moved up strongly. Recov-
cries from the lowest appropriated a
point IN number Of stocks. particularly st,
United States Steel.
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WHERE QUIET REIGNED.
Around the Majestic Properties During
The Holiday Week.

This has been an extremely quiet
week with the Majestic says the NIL
ford Times "all of the mines having
been closed down tight for the holi-
days, and nothing doing expresses the
condition. 1t is the intention OF the
management 10 resume work tomorrow
on the Old Hickory, O. X. and Harring-
Hickory. II Is expected that about
rs men will be employed at the three
mines and that development work VIII
now be steadily continued.
The unexpected delay In the settle
ment OF the company's financial affairs
is causing more or less embarrassment
but assurance comes from the trustees
that progress Is being made In this d.
rection as rapidly as could be expected
under the circumstance. II Is learned
that the plan Of the trustees involves
legations IN the east as well as In the
west. This will require a very large
sum Of money and the trustees propose
to make provision for the entire sum
before making use Of any portion OF II.
1t Is given out that arrangements have
practically been completed and that
everything will be settled up within a
few weeks"
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Work Has Been lnaugurated at
Several Properties Which We're
Idle Last Year.
SOUTH SWANSEA MAY CLOSE.
Management Unable to Make Favorable
Arrangements With Smelters-Samp.
ling Of the Mammoth Dump.
Special Correspondence.


Eureka. Jan. Sat the property OF
the Old Morning Glory, located In
Undine Hollow near Silver City, force
OF men Is mt work drifting on five
foot vein. Prospects for opening up a
good ore body are very favorable as a
streak OF mineralized rock a foot wide
has been struck. The mine is one OF
the Oldest In Tintic and with proper
development work should again come
TO the front.
Sam Nelson and Thomas Burns are
doing the annual work on the Town
View group of claims,
Mr., George Garnick has been appoint
ed superintendent OF the May Day mine
TO succeed William Mathews, resigned.
The group owned by the Apex Mining
company, and machinery appertaining
thereto, was sold last Saturday by
Sherin Cronin TO satisfy an indebted
ness. A, II. Donahue was the purchaser,
paying s2,6s4.2O for the property. The
mine, which Is located near the Emerald
mine, at Robinson was formerly the
property Of John Cowan, deceased
A large number Of new claims were
located New Years eve, besides many
old claims were relocated. Very little
claim jumping was INDUCED in.
Alger Sutherland has been appointed
assayer at the Ajax mine. Consider
able copper, silver and lead ore has
been shipped from the property during
the past year, and the output will be
largely increased as soon as arrange
ments can be made with the railroads
for transportation, which is very limit.
ed just at present.
The force at the Scranton mine in
west Tlntlc Is 10 be increased. Supt.
Willis Knapp was in Eureka during
the past week and reports everything
at the mine in a prosperous condition.
with an excellent showing, and says
that the West End is the coming pro-
duce maker of the district.
Stopping operation at the Black Jack
mine at Mammoth are 10 be COM
inenced at a point on the 200 level
where the operations OF the Lower
Mammoth stopped. The property has
ceased TO shin iron ore and the efforts
VI lUt MANAGEMENT VIII be devoted 10
the development OF the high grade sill
Yer ore. of which there is quite a uuan
tity exposed. A new ore house has just
been erected on the property, which
IL a sure sign that there win be some
thing doing In q short time in the un.
derground workings OF this property,
l.. Il. Skinner of Colorado Springs
has finished sampllng the dump of the
Mammoth mine for Green & Wlswall
representing the Green Production com.
pany, and il is expected that on his
report this company will undertake
the reduction of the tailings by its
cyanide process.
A contract to extend the tunnel OF the
Elgin property, near Diamond has
been awarded to Frank Thornherg
The work will be commenoer M once
and the tunnel sent IN another ZOO feet
Thirty years ago the ElgIn mine wa,
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Receipts of Past Year from All
Sources Amounted to the Sum
OF sos, SO04J
FROM SALES OF ORE S28,829
Was Received 49, President Jacobson
Estimates Orc in Sight to the
Value of s., $780, 900.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Columbus Consolidated
Mining company, whose properties are
at Alta, is being held this afternoon,
and will probably result In the re'elee-
ton OF the old board of directors win
a possible exception OF one mellper
shortly after the calling OF the meet
ing 10 order the report OF the secle-
tary and treasurer, Arthur r. snow
was read The report shows that our
ing the fiscal year the receipts OF tne
corporation from all sources was W.
500. 10, out OF which S2Ss292O was de-
rived from the sale Of ores and WI -oi
from the sale Of treasury stock, whlle
the cash on hand ON Dec. " was W.
1l2.23.
AT the beginning Of the fiscal year the
treasury showed balance OF N,l5s.oi,
the items of expense for the year are
as follows
General expense, sl9,29sii; land pur-
chase, S23. ASS; mine payroll. $2b,si|l3.
power plant sl9,27293 machinery ana
hardware, sj36l.lO; insurance and taxes,
interest and discount. Sl5I43; once eN
penses. telephone expense, officers sal
nry, S2,55702. other accounts, SoV'vJ,
sundry. $lG.S3; other building improve
ment, sl623A0
President Tony Jacobson In his re-
port TO the stockholders, made the
pleasing announcement that, making a
rough estimate, there Is ore OF the value
of $500, 900 blocked out in the mine and
available at the present time, During
the past year 2,4S0 feet of development
work was performed. 800 feet Of which
was run In ore. Altogether there are
approximately 5000 feet OF underground
workings In the mine. The new electric
power plant which Is being erected at a
cost Of S35, GOO will be ready for commits
sion about March /.
Mr.. Jacobson also advised the stock
holders present of the strike OF new
vein OF high grade copper ore In the
south drift from the Brain assure. The
vein is at least Ave feet In width The
ore was encountered about 400 feet from
the main stope out OF which "A consider
able amount of the ore shipped dur.
ing the past year was extracted
II is the intention OF the company ia
commence the erection OF large con
centratlng min in the spring to handle
the low grade ores Of the mine. The
shipment Of high grade ores VIII con
tinue undated In the future and the
management Is confident that the com.
pany will have its proposed improve.
ments paid for and the mine ready e
enter the dividend paying era before
another year rolls around.
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Commercial
Totals .o.o.,s744g5,s4O ssO.5sossS

The principal Increases and decreases
for the year are shown as follows;
Alaska-Gol1, decrease, sl,42i,O00 sll.
YER decrease. $4,000, These decreases
are due to the season In which running
water was available, being about a
month shorter than other recent years,
Colorado--Gold, decrease. s6t2S 600,
silver. decrease, s79l 900. These decreases
were due to the miners strike. which
greatly interfercd with production,
ldaho-Gold. increase, 1892 600; silver,
Increase, $4,000
Ncyada--Gold, increase, s6Sl0O0; sill"
YER increase 1891 O00
Montana Gold, increase, s2i5,O0Q; sill
YER decrease sl,6l9,0OO.
utah--Gold, increase, sl,iT0000, sill
increase, 1880 900.
Washlngton--Gold increase. sl62, 900;
silver, decrease, 1854 00O,
South Dakota--Gold, decrease A076,
OOO
Oregon-Gold, decrease, $4,000.
total net decrease IL shown In the
gold production OF S676.0O0, and a net
Increase OF sl,lO00OO In the production
Of silver.
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GRADE COMPLETED TODAY.
Copper BELT About Ready 10 Deliver Orc
To Minnemuek Mil.

Word came to the News from Bling
ham this morning to the effect that the
Copper Belt railroad grade would be
completed by tonight 10 the Winnemlck
mill IN lower Bingham, where the ONO
Copper company Will soon commence
grinding out concentrates.
More delay Ii being experienced IN
getting the mill started on account OF
a local firm being unable TO make
prompt deliveries Of certain parts OF the
equipment II will probably he the lat
ter part of the week before a start can
be made.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan, i,-More reassurng news
regarding peace between Russia and Ja-
pan caused heavy liquidation In wheat to-
day. Opening prices on May showed a
range of nc at SA to 81, a loss OF !? 10
IA. from Saturdays close. There was a
fair demand from shorts, however, and
after touching si9s, the price steadled
around s6es,
Cash: Wheat-No. ., red, 81 No. 9. red
ssdgl: No 2, hard, @GA; No. 3, hard. Z,
dO; No. I, northern, 81; No 2, northern
s2qS, No. O. spring. 15dsO,
Corn--No. 2. a; No. 3, i219n,2a
Oats-No, 2. %isd36; No. B. @q$5k
Close Wheat-May, SGA; July, STAG
slls. Sept, ,9i4G79ss
Corn--Jan,, an; March Sh; May, i6&Q
1914; July i6Adl6A. Sept, i6h
oats-Jan., 36A; May, Shd3S%; July
fork-Jan.. 1924; May, B67n.
IArd-Jan,, $50; May 1lIR.
Ribs-Jan., $50. May, $40.
Rye--Jan,, 49,
Flax--Ca northwest, lN
Tlmonthy-Jan., 2sj,
Clover--Jan., lbs,
Barley-Ca 5&
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commission at once, says the Park Re
cord. As a matter of fact n small body
Of good galena ore was broken into, but
not enough, according TO Supt Hickey
% warrant the starting up OF the mill.
OF course in the spring, as Is usual the
winters run accumulation Of ore VIII
be run through. but until then the mill
viii remain closed. During the spring
months the water becomes 30 trouble
some In the mine that II Is Impossible
to carry on work and then the mill
IL run to its full capacity in the mine
the working force Is now engaged IN
drifting from the shaft TO the veih'
When this goal will be reached Is
matter OF mere conjecture. Everything
IS looking very encoura cling. the man
agement being well satisfied with
work accomplished during the past
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. .--Cattle-Receipts 200
Good TO prime steers, 5,OOa5.i5. poor ia
medium, S.j0d5,OO stockers and feeders
i.W.4.0; cows l75ai.25; helfers, 2,ea
i.1i; Gamers. 1.75a2.i0; bulls, 2Wai,2j;
calves, 2,0q6.1j,
Hogs-Recelpts today, 1000; tomorrow,
$1,000; market l5aNc. higher Mixed and
4.Sn6,l0 rough heavy. 4.Ou4,S; light
4.i0ni, 20; bulk OF sales, 4.,0al.W,
sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady;
sheep steady Good TO choice wethers, BIS
@i&; fair to choice mixed 3Wd3,1j;
western sheep, 345, .i2; native lambs
i.2q6OO; western lambs. 5.5OQ6'N.
Omaha. Jan. i.-Cattle-R Receipts. 5000;
market active and steady. Native steers,
3. 25d5. % cows and helfers. 2,50a3.SO; can
ners, 2,00a2,i0; s,ockers and feeders, 2.75a
$3.50; calves. 3.Oa5.S; bulls. l15qi.oO.
Hogs Receipts, $500; market ljc. high
or. Heavy, i0Gi.0; mixed i.IOnt,0
light. 4.6gaiI5; pigs, S'5o.lOi bulk OF
sales. 4.70nl,Q.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady
Western yearlings. 3.@ni,j0; wethers, 36'
a3,o; ewes, 2.I5d3 ,5O common and stock
ers, 2.25gS,5oi lambs, iijnS.lj'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. i.-Cattle- Receipts
5000: market weak 20 lower Natiy,
steers, 3.50ni IS; native cows and hef
ers. 2. 4Olf3.S stOckers and feeders, $3.50
3.75; bulls, 225d3i0, calves, 2.jOn5.00
western steers 3,pai,0o; western cows
| 500 2,90.
Receipts, 5000; market higher
Bulk OF sales, 4.GOaiI5. heavy, f6Ont, 80
packers. l,@ai.IO, pigs and lights. 400
AS
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market steady e
weak. Muttons, 3,5Odt&; lambs, 4.ijQ
SIS; range wethers, seail0; ewes, 80
ass.
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THE MINING EXCHANGE.
Trading In Century Was the Feature OF
The Morning Session.

In the pit OF the Salt Lake Stock
& Mining exchange this morning 1880
shares which brought s5,9232S, ex-
changed hands Consolidated Mercur
opened In very weak condition and
the shares sank several points, A fur
Their drop Is anticipated by some brok-
ers since the announcement of the
trimming of the forces at the mine.
Notwithstanding the fact that the DAILY
West directors will post another dIyl-
dend this afternoon, there was no pick
ing up In that stock, lngot also slipped
on TO the toboggan, but Century fur
nlshed the feature Of the day by climb
Ing Up the highest point that II has
been at In months. 1t was started off
at ISia cents and sold az high az So
cents. The closing quotations and sales
We're posted as follows;
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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Anthracite Mines to Resume.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan, t,--The anthra-
cite mines will resume this morning af-
ter an Idleness Of 10 days, and will at
once work to full capacity In the effort
to MI the demand for domestic sizes
which have suddenly run out because
Of the cold weather. Dealers are en-
tIrcly out Of these slses,and the unusual
condition OF a famine prevails in this
and several other cities IN the heart Of
the mining RECON,
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REGULAR CALL SALES,
Consolidated Mercur-5O0 at 70; 100 at
C9ls; $50 at 3d. 100 at 6SA, Shares sold,
$50,
Daly-west-25 at $3.50. 70 at 1856,
Shares sold, 100,
lngot--2,jOO at 81 1900 at 27s Shares
sold, $500,
Little Bell-..l0O at 100,
May Day-32OO at 7lg,
Century--1OO at 1874, 100 at ~ seller
GO, 100 at 81; 100 at SO 100 at s3la 800
at So, 100 at SAY, Shares sold 800,
Tetro-lO0 at 3Oh.
OPEN BOARD
Century-2O0 at 49,
Uncle Sam ConsolIdated--lOO at "a;
1000 at 23A Shares sold, LOO
REHABILITATION.
Shares, Amount
Regular call ..,.,.,",..ll,Sb0 S5495,7i
open board ..",,,,,," 1890 42LjC
Forenoon totals ,,",.l3l5O ;5923.gj
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Time Table
In Effect Nov. ~
1903.

&RRIvE
From Ogden. Portland. Butte
San Francisco. Chicago, ST.
Louis, Omaha and Denver, $50 a, m.
From Ogden and intermediate
points Observation-Disclosures, $40 am.
From Ogden Cache Valley, and
intermediate points .,.,.,r''..'ll'0o am.
From Ogden. Chicago. st. Louis.
Kansas city. Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco MINIMUM, i;O5 pm.
From Ogden, Cache Valley, ST.
Anthony Portland aud San
Francisco 80. I. .,.",..,,, 6:55 pm.
DEPART.
For ogden. Omaha, Chicago.
Denver. Kansas city and st.
Louis go. :, ...,..",....., 600 a. m
For Ogden. Portland, ST. An
thpny, San Francisco and inter-
mediate points ....." :, ."",lO:2O am.
For ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
Denver. Kansas City ST. Louis
and San francisco -. ..,... l;le pm.
For ogden, Cache Valley, Dem
ver Kansas city, Omaha, ST.
Louis and Chicago .... ."""... 5'io pm.
For ogden, Cache Valley, Butte, q
Helena Portland San Francis
co and intermediate points ".'ll'i5 p m.
T. NJ SCHUMACHER. Traf. Mgr.
d. f. hurley. G. T. & r, A,
d. s. SPENCER. A. G. p, C T. A.
City Ticket ONCE 2Ol Main Street
Telephone go.
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CENTURY DIVIDEND.
Amount Is 20 he Doubled-Direetors Meet
This Evening,

The directors of the Century Mining
company are scheduled 20 meet this
evening TO declare dividend Stock
holders will have checks aggregating
50, 900 distributed among them this
month and, President Madsen says,
regularly hereafter.
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UTAH'S METAL OUTPUT.
The Director OF the Mint Makes Public
some Estimates,

The director Of the mint has made
public his annual statements Of the
approximate distribution by producing
states and territories Of the product OF
gold and silver Of the United States for
the calendar years 1902 and 1908 That
Tor 1908 for the principal states follows:
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Jan. wool nominal. West.
ern mediums, 1919; fine mediums, ljaii;
fine, ljal6.