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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01
Card oi Thanks.

To- kIni friends and ncigi,i,ors
~he g INDEED their help durins the
recent ms 81 sad bereavement.
WISH cypress nay sincere thanks
PdRlak DuY
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01
Crested Butte Miners Strike.

Tueslay morning Crested Butte
miners to the number Of - went on
a sympathetic strike, but their mum
ber has not been augmented and 1t
Is believed the output Of the mine
viii not be seriously reduced The
c. F. n / management gave the
men but two DAYS 10 return to work
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01
Annual Stoekholders' Meeting

Ndtire is hereby tlren that the
annual meeting ~ thc stlckhllier~
Of Guuuisa1 Valley Ice company for
the election uI directors and such
other business as may come before
the meeting. will be held at the or
fee IF the company, at the residence
Of ID Y. Pennington u the town af
Gunni-1n. Colorado on Monday, the
ith day Of January A. j. 1903, at !
O'Clock p. m
d. Y PENNINGTON. Pres
Dated December 4th. 1908.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

During this stormy season when
u.e.l riding is out OF fhe question
bring your bicycle t1 J.. W Roscoe :
shop. He will store them for vJu.
clean them. hard oil them, and make
them as good as new, all ready for
tIe spring and DO 90 at "a very raa-
-able price
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

thick and my hearing ua~ doll Nv
bearing has bee1 fully restored and
my speech has become quite clear.
] ann teacher in uur town
L. G BEgaE, Granger %.
The Balm does NOT irrirafsarcause
-1eaHng. Sold by druggists at 30
cts. ar mailed by Ely brothers. J6
Warren ST.. New York.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

Tbetasa which Mrs Pearl Crowley
brought against DIR. Roy and Judge
Hefruer ol Pitkiu was. dismissed a.
the woman in the case disappeared.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01
Reoovered Speech and Hearing

Messrs- Ely Br0s.-I commenced
using your Cream Balm about two
wears ago for catarrh. Ny voice was
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

Miners. Promoters, Invest or 5
B8sines Men. Farmer. iu fact al
Kinds of people read THE VULCAN
TINES. The official paper Of the
ell.Aern GumIsln GuLL bolt
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

WR- Mcneil has badly damaged
thumb. In an accident al the bottl-
ing works Monday night it was
nearly cut a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01
Science Club Entertained at Mrs
Aliens

Ladies of the Domestic Science
club were very aclceahly entertained
Wednesday bv Mr.. !. N. Allen af
her home I'm this CITY. Mrs. Allen
was assisted by her daughters Flor
ence and Wiuona Mrs J. r.. Surles
and Mrs. II. +. Lake Jr. were pre-
sent a. guests. The piece de re-
sistance Of the menu was squab pie,
a new and yet inexpensive luxury
which was much enjoved
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01
ON SATURDAY

are gathered iu against use ON the Sabbath
day. The good wives Of Gunuisun may leave
orders with u- for saturday goodies, and pro
cure without labor sweet l1ayps Of bread rolls
doughuuts, coffee cake, pies, cream puiis, gin
ger snaps and delicious loaf cake and cookies
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Wan ans aud announcements under this head
cents line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

ForNp A pair Of gold bowed
-rcetacles one milo vcsr Of Guuni-
sun on county road Owner may
have same al this office by paying
far notice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

STOCK Nntered Inquire Of
RMPH ALLEN
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

Skating at the Crystal Rink will
cure that tired feeling
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

100 printed calling cards forward
eI by mail for SIuu Engraved
cards the same. loo engraved cards
and new plate, ~l7l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

Bring your mendng and darnine
10 Mrs Yates ia the Woodmar
building.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-01

Dated December 4th, 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
No Particular Feature. but All
Changes We're For The
Better
CLOSING WAS VERY STRONG.
Much Was Expected From the Bank
Statement, But on its Appear.
ance Prices Drltcd OH.

New York, May 2l-The merely nominal
market az the opening offered no feature
ot interest in leading stocks. The changes
were an gains. Suenh developed I'm
some stocks on less general Importance.
Adams Express advanced ana Realty
preferred lh. The traders bid up prices
on intimation that the bank statement
would oter a pleasant surprise Buying
dWindled after the publication Oh the
statement and prices driftod o.. again
The rise liftcd Pennsylvania, Erie, Louis
willie q Nashville 81 Paul, Chesapeake Il
Ohio, Western Union, sloss.Shofleld,
tldc ~ Leather preferred ABOUT q point
Consolidated GAS lN ana Omted otutcs
attel preferred, AtCuisun ana Reading ~.
Prices advanced again to the best ana
the closing was strong.
CLOSET money ON eau nominal; no Loans
time loans urn, " TO 90 days, at w
per cent, six months. 5A at Z per cent.
lImo mercantile paper 3H at iis yer
cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bills at A.NG.bJ at
iW.iO for demand and at iA.SO at LSiN
Tor % DAYS bills
Posted rates 4Sj4 at lS6 and 4si's at
ass
Commercial bills, 4H at ASlis.
Bar silver jlh cents.
Mexican dollars a cents,
Government ponus steady railroad
bonds firm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
MINERS WILL DRILL.
Prizes to be Awarded at the Elks' Re.
union--0ther Features.

The miners Of Utah viii be given an
opportunity at the reunion Of the state
lodge Of Elts to be held at Provo June
10 and 10, to demonstrate their abili-
ties to drlu. Two prizes, aggregaung
$3.50, win be offered by the lodge Of
that city for tho two best records made
I'm drilling into solid granite The con-
test Is to be pulled off the first day Of
the reunion Of the lodges, Every miner
In that state Is invited 20 participate,
The judges win be men competent to
pass upon the work Of the competing
teams
Many matters pertaining TO the revep-
ton ana entertainment Of che Elias and
other visitors were disposed Of at a
meeting held yesterday afternoon and
last evening IN Provo, II was decided
to give q trout dinner and q stray berry
festival The fish spread il % be held
In Provo canyon he first day and the
strawberries win be served the second
day ON the shores OF Utah lake In the
grove near where the national guard
cumped last year The berries are 10 be
served by the urottiest girls IN the city.
largely devoted to secret proceedings by
the Elks 10 Is hoped that the business
can be concluded by dinner time From
then until the next evening the boys
fiom throughout the state VIII enjoy
the hospitality and entertainment pro-
yided for them by the Provo lodge and
the Commercial olub OF that city
The afternoon session OF the state as
ISOLATION win be devoted largely TO
the election OF officers for the ensuing
year and the selection of the lity where
the Elks win meet I'm 1905. Park city
has withdrawn from the race, That
narroWs the contest down to fight be-
tween Ogden and Eureka,
Another feature of the reunion Will
be the scenes attendant upon the
browning OF the queen of the carnival
1t win take place IN Mozart hall, to be
followed by a dance. Miss Lea Daniels,
one Of the handsomest girls OF Provo,
has been selected to act as queen. She
win have maids OF honor from the
other lodges IN the state, besides a
personal woman friend attendant to be
selected from the young women Of that
auu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
Boston Consolidated Was Ordered
Placed on Blackboard by
Listing Committee
TONOPAH ASSIGNED A PLACE.
Stir in Little Chief--Yesterday's Prices
We're Not Maintained Today QUO.
tatiOns and Sales,

For all the stocks sold during the reg.
ular and open board sessions OF the
mining exchange this week only Sl6.
SjL5S was involved Among the
events of interest to the local public
was the Introduction OF stocks which
had never been listed There were two
OF these-Tonopah and Boston Gonaol-
idated. The latter was assigned to "a
position on the blackboard today by or
der OF the listing committee. For
sometime past certain members Of the
exchange have been endoayorng TO SEE
cure the listing Of several OF the lead
ing Tonopah stocks They have argued
that the Salt Lake brokers have lost
great deal Of patronage through the
failure to get the Tonopah stocks list
cd by not being az energetic as thpy
might have been, the business has been
allowed to go to san Francisco
Montana Tunopah stock is held large
~ IN this city and considerable stock
IN the original Tonopah is also owned
here. Another good move was the plac-
Ing Of the Boston Consolidated ON the
board. Very little OF this stock Is In
circulation, however. and insiders have
been picking IL IN as fast as presented
little stir was created i'm Little
Chief yesterday and the stock sold
above three cents q share on the
strength Of a reported strike. The
stock was lower today.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were as follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
TO STORM PORT ARTHUR.
Moment All is Ready 1t VIII he
ATTACKED.

Toxic May 20.-Port Arthur Is to be
taken by storm the moment proper
Preparations have been completed Siege
guns have yet TO be placed In position
md the land forces appointed for the
assault have to be strengthened,
The unexpected loss Of two fighting
vessels has emphasized the insecurity
OF sea power and the authorities feel
that no chances must be taken that
would encourage Russia TO send out
the Baltic fleet counting on finding a
harbor Of refuge In Port Arthur.
Ii IL realized that the sturmng Of the
fortress win inevitably cost many lives,
but II is said that the waters whore
the Japanese ships are forced TO man
euVer are becoming so dangerous be-
cause Of floating mines that heroic
measures are imperative.
Under these circumstances Il is
thought that life viii be economical by
stormlng the stronghold and elimiuat-
ing II and the adjacent waters from
the area Of actual conflict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

Ephram Chrstisen, Seventh East be-
tween Ninth and Tenth South, brick
cottage, $500
Mrs. Ada A. Erskine, Fifth street be-
tween NJ and n, brick cottage, Sl,S00
Ezra Thompson, Sixth and Brigham,
brick barn, $4,000
Ezra Thompson Fourth North ana
Second West, alterations $500
Joseph j. Daynes u and First streets
brick, modern, $1,000
h. $. Hubbard, South Temple near
West Temple one story brick store, 3d.
600.
Miss Sophia Hyde, Fifth and sixth
South and Eighth and Ninth East
brick cottage $1,000.
George H. Savage, 3l3 Fourth street.
changing house, $500,
George Schambeck, Thirteenth East
and Tenth south frame $3.50.
Mrs. Jcnuette Boag. % West Capital
frame barn. 500,
Thomas HUI, 627 Third street. modern
brick house, $4,000,
James H. Anderson, 500 Fifth street,
brick cottage, 1880
Total d,l6O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
Old Reliable District is Furnish
ing 1000 Tons Of Ore Daily
To Valley Shelters
RECORD FOR THE COPPER BELT.
Road Smashed All Previous Ones Yes.
terdry- Camp Rapidly Becoming
a Rival of Butte,

No mining camp in the west, with
possibly the exception Of Montanas
great copper camp Butte, can present
such scenes Of activity as Bingham
does now
The tonnages coming towards
the smeltcrs from the various mines
of the camp easily averages 1900 tons
daily and this Is being steadily in
creased. by the end Of the year It is
predicted the regular output win como
close to 1000 tons per day. and the
Copper Belt railroads. traffic, conse-
quently Is steadily growing.
Yesterday" said General Manager
Bayly today. Our road broke all pre-
ylous records and 2S cars loaded with
ore were brought down to lower Bing-
ham from the various mines. This.
came from the Boston Con- Yampa.
ohio, Utah Copper and the Bingham
C0nsolidated's Commercial mine The
cars carried an average Of 10 IONS each
or approximately 200 tons
The operating department NJ the
road has everything running smoothly"
In addition 20 the tonnage coming
over the Copper Belt, the Titan Consol-
idated companys tramway Is trans
porting n little over 500 tons every "a
hours. over the United States thamway
fully 400 tons OF ore * coming daily,
the Dalton and Lark nine and other
miscellaneous properties are contrib
uting enough TO make up the balance OF
the $500 tons.
The Dalton and Lark, Sampson and
Fortuna mines are producing about
4 800 tons weekly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
1t Does Not Permit Free DiStribu.
ton Of Spring and Summer
Goods at Retail
LOOKING TO FALL BUSINESS.
Some Slight improvement Noted in
Leather, Shoe and Wool
Lines.

New York, May co. Bradstreets to-
morrow win say Weather conditions
are sull the apparent drawback in the
trade and crop situation. Temperatures
have been too cool to allow Of free dis
uibuton of spring and summer goods
at retail, and they likewise retard ger
mlnatlon and growth Of crops, though
permitting good progress in seeding In
various sections OF the country
IN jubbing circles the feeling Is that
the spring trade is past and gone, and
efforts are nON concentrated ON fall
business, reports as TO which are fairly
good, though not equal to q year ago.
Some faint evidences OF improvement
are TO be noted, particularly i'm the shoe
ana leather Industry and I'm wool at
western primary markets, but against
this are 10 be cited further weakness
n iron, rather more quietnoss in lum-
Der and talk Of further curtailment in
cotton mill production
The Industrial situation is rather
Quieter. out the most serious strike OF
the year that of masters and pilots of
lake vessels, continues with no pros
poet of settlement. This has practically
Killed the transportation on lakes, and
coal, ore lumber and grain trades ex-
hibit the effect OF the almost total
stOppage of the activities of over l00-
O0O Railway earnings show rccessons
from last year
AT eastern markets wholesale trade
In dry goods Is Of moderate proportions,
though symptoms OF Improvement are
not entirely absent Rather more is
reported doing In hides this week, and
a fractional advance is reported Per-
maps the most pronounced weakness
shown by any one product is that noted
In iron. The other metals are all rather
weak copper being lower both at home
and abroad and lead being duh and
heavy at a slight decline.
Business failures In the United
states for the week ending May 10
number 2l5, against 2Ol last week, 1856
In the like week In 1903, l52 in 1902 1872
IN 1901 and l61 In 1900 In Canada fail
ures for the week number II, against
10 last week and 10 year ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
INNOCENT LEW DocKsTADER
Gives Up Films of Fake Picture
Of President.

New York, May 2O-"Lew' Dock
stader the minstrel. today turned over
TO the polio. the moving picture films
that were used in camera yesterday
I'm the capitol grounds at Washington,
when photographs We're made Of q man
made no 10 represent President Roose-
Welt extending aid TO a negro lying on
the ground The films as yet are uu-
developed.
Dockstader's action followed a visit
from police inspector after a secret
service officer from Washington had
made a call at the detective bureau
and stated that the Washington police
wished the films,
II wished the pictures for new
monologue said Dockstader. after
leaving the inspectors office, land |
am sorry that my venture should have
caused such a connection,
1T is not true" said Dockstader.
that ! was made up TO look like Book
or T. Washington, although the other
man was meant to resemble President
Roosevelt, 1t was with the most inno-
cent intentions that | had my confeder-
ate made mp ms the president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
RECAPTTULATION.
SIGNAL PEAK TUNNEL.
IL Has neen Completed to Length Of $50
Feet The n. Wa II,

J. II Nelson and w, g. Dodge VI the
Signal Peak property We're down from
the workings saturday says the Rich
ficld Reaper They report the tunnel
now I'M ESQ feet, ana that "a good vol
umc of water has been encountered,
The directors are meeting with spIen-
rid success u disUOsiug of stock Of this
company auu enough means have been
secured 10 continue the development
work for months tO come. Ii be- exc
pected that another 500 feet Win have
10 be run before the first vein ~ en-
uountered but the means are now en-
5ight TO accomplish this work. The di-
Ngtors are we.l satisfied with the out
dOk and win push the work ouergctical-
s until something is brought To- view
J H. Wells was down uom Joseph
Monday he reports chat ne is pro-
crossing with his work 0n the B, W. &
n property and has nearly carload
~ ore ready for shipment The ore
he Is now taking out goes about SGj TO-
the ton with crude assays. and ho Is
convinced it win go much better at the
smcltcr
The vein continues TO hold It's own
I'm width ana values ar Wells had
some samples oft exceedingly rich ore
which had just been struck iu the bot
tom OF the shaft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
THE FIRST PACK TRAIN.
WIN Leave Boise for Thunder Mountain
District Next Monday,

The first pack train to leave Boise
for the season Of 1904 for Roosevelt
viii leave next Monday when ex-Chief
Of Police h. r. Frencis win load about
As pack animals The train will be
IN charge Of William Mcclure, the vet
eran conductor Of pack trains, says the
Capital News
1t is the intention TO pack about A.
600 pounds, consisting Of provisions and
general merchandise, most Of which will
be consigned To- the Roosevelt Mercan-
tile company which was recently organ
ICED In this city.
Wagons win follow the pack train
with merchandise as far as II Is pos
sible for them TO go, and then be trans
ferred to the pack animals.
George was Bruce the Roosevelt
butcher, who has been spending sew
eml weeks in the city, will leave at
the same time with a small train with
supplies for his market At Long
valley he win pick up a number of ami
mails 20 drive In to be butchered for
his market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
READY FOR WORK.
Ogden Company Preparing to Produce
Asrhaltum and oil.

The officials of the Utah oil and
LIQUID Asphalt company, with head
quarters at ogden, have been receiving
good reports from their claims ON the
lake shore In Boxelder county AT a
meeting Of the directors II was decided
10 send four men out to the OIL field
nj once, who will look after the install
mtiou of q heating plant ON tho
grounds. mention OF which was made
several days ago. The engine pipes,
ETC., have already been sent out to the
scene OF the work. The company pro-
poses running q heating pipe inside Of
the large cascing 10 be run down into
the asphaltum bed. Through this pipe
hot steam VIII bc forced into the AS
phalt bed, thereby making the oil more
lloui6ad, whence II win be placed into
for shipment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
CONCENTRATE

TWO cars Of ToHopah ores reached the
samples today
Z S. Clark representing the wagner
Bullock company OF Seattle, is in the
city today
Another power drlll has been added
70 the equipment Of the Tctro mine In
Tntic,
The Sacramento company IL making
some improvements to the quicksilver
r(torts at It's Morcur plant
A good many mining men contem.
plate taking advantage Of the u. q
X, o. excursion 20 the Tlntlc district
tomorrow
Secretary James Shorten OF the Min
ing Exchange VIII go out TO Fintic to-
morrow with the Rio Grande excursion
lists
Walter l., Mas, secretary Of the
South Columbus, has gone east on a
business trip,
Walter G. Orcm, manager OF the
Utah-ApeX mine Of Bingham has goue
east TO confer with eastern officials Of
that company
Archie G. Miner has returned from n
business trip to New York city He
has been absent several months and
went In the interest OF a new electric
lighting ana power plant for Idaho,
The railroads report shipments Of ore
coming from the Diamond and Excel
slor properties mt Diamondville, Ne
vada; which are owned by the Mcln
tosh estate.
All the big Carr fork mines are re-
ported Improving and making a better
showing Of resources this spring than
at any previous time. Bingham Bulle-
tin,
The Yampa mine Is sending $50 to 200
tons TO the valley daily and Is 70 aver
age about the latter figure while addi-
tons are being made to It's smclter,-
Bingham Bulletin,
Considerable interest is being mani
Tested in the mineral display from the
Phoebe Nevada Consolidated In j, p,
Gardeners window ON East Temple
street
Charles Lammersdorf, former owner
Of the Sevier Consolidated properties IN
SEWER county was In the city for q
few hours yesterday. He expects "a be
here again next week 10 draw down
the tnal payment Of $4,000 on the prop
erty.
w Il''a w iUy,y Jr,, general manager
u. tlle .opp,I lell runway was looking
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,rh, c,.,,,,,, .,.,.,.s..,,,,,,,. ,...i,., , 49,.
stact ~ ,i,o 49,. nt,,,,,,,,+, Nj, i,',
company win become delinquent next
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lile W s',nIl rI.loIatlou company de-
p0'''N TOT ga" '""O'SOo 'ouaS'
Tho oraitors ara etul ot ,,,orr, ~, .h.,
bonps az tb, So, Enns,iid,to5 Ma, tm ''
amman Comm, Tbs star ""n1n,ny has
ou",lrd ,ou.os AN bn n S,,i i,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
Tinsie Ore Shipments.

Special Correspondence
Eureka. May 20,--The following is the
list Of shippers from Tlutlc for the
week ending May 20.
Centennial Eureka, 81, Uncle sam, /;
Yankee Consolidated, 81 Bullion Beck,
Q: Gemini II; !. A. Brown, ]; Tero,
8. Cansa, Q; Grand Central, %; Ajax, T.
Mammoth, 7, Lower Mammoth, 4; Vic
tor Consolidated, 4; total ia cars.
one car Of concentrates was sent out
by the Uncle Sam mill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
WAITING PATIENTLY.
No Word Had Deen Received at Noon
From MaIsstie Headquarters.

Up to noon today not a word had been
heard from, the headquarters Of the
Majestic 'coBperF Mining and Smelling
company relative to the results OF the
meeting Of the principal shareholders
scheduled for yesterday.
one Of the principal creditors Of the
company expressed the confidence to.
day that the company's financial diff.
culties would soon be Strengthened out.
He displayed not the slightest UNI
easlness over the outcome as he had
received what could be considered as
being positive that the 100000, the
amount required TO meet the most
pressing accounts against the corpora
ton. would DE rAIsed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
SWINDLER CONVICTED,
Geo. Rumble Used Mails TO De-
fraud People.

Sacramento, Cal, May 2O-In the
United States district court today
George Rumble was convicted OF using
the mails for fraudulent purposes, The
cnse win be appealed. IN the mean
time Rumble Will be given his liberty
upon bond Of $4,000 Rumble organ
lied Il corporation known as the sunset
Mining company, and asserted that
there were ~ mines belonging to the
promoters. During four years time
Rumble took in $355,OOO Postal lnspec-
tor OConnell asserts that Rumble
cleared up $3.50, 900 from the deal. Many
eastern people invested money In the
company.