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9tftipns : Inseiaen.
Surrp 6. Wsunu. amuuIt 100 rt.qcgiuatOnfr.
9eriualtcrs s8crtnuf
iuertbuuilen uno umiaugrridlen WieBger.GtG
b%liicments uno Mobnnnaes6iaentbnmc

-De5-
iuertbuulcn uno nmiaugreidleu WieBger.Gta.
bliiicnlents uno NuBnnunssGigCntbuno
Nr. ~, Srpwn's zane,
meIheS in 9lusiibrlng eincr Seriialn9 beg
Rreisaeri6ts Der StdoI Baltimore am Conner.
itag, ben 20. 2cptcmber, Nndlmittaae 4 u1r,
an Srt mo Stelle allt DfteTttlidDer Nuitior rleittz
bieteno neriteigert iucroen inu.
9eginneno an Der Sil0lueltieite bon gropus
Quue (au6 0}cRbuiIsS traBe geHunnt) In elmer
@ntiernung bon 302 Sub urIo 10 3on norope'is
LID bon Sreoerids Nnenue, Damn roropelilid. at
BropH's Zane lid eritrede1o ~ SUI, mo lios
ipeiili6 in elmer aleifntdbtgen Breite 115 tSlB
tiei iioipeftlih iih alsbebnello bis gu elmer
3 Sub breiteu glep, init Dem genteinidattliben
@ebrduhe oerielbeu. @iHeIH idbrli6ei 0rltnos
aims BON 5uidnlme1 $S4 lulteripprten.
Gas Gigeuibum ertbdlt iolgeroe SebdIilt6s
feiteu: elm grobeS lSubrbaliS nit ~ Sinlutert
mo 9aoejimmer, Sdlahtb1its, @tsbaus. Nduds
bais. autI0ens9ienDiie,. Sidle. gS1oeti6uppeIt
qdaerbnIs lno &agenbof, uuo biloet Elm oolls
f~iduoiges umfangreidbes WteBaer GtabIifement.
2lue 8ebduli6tettel tno NnIagetl %betinoen Iib
in eirent eritflufitaen Suitnnoe.
8erfautssgeottig11qeu: eit Srtttel Naur. Der
9teit nad & uno ~ Dionaten. ODER N1es 9aar.
nab 8eliebel oes Gduiers. Gin Sepoiiium bon
$3.50 iuiro bei'nt Serfulfe %berInnet.
SarrD e. Wiauu, &erpdlter,
Nr. 100, Sits2crtugtonsStrabe
Gnttiiuu d 8aban, glIftipnatoren
(2Gt 5.S.72-3)
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9adcr unS 9~c6rlinac
8crlangt i'm IGgemcincn.
eentihrs Mrbti,s. .girco,

Sentifes Mrbtits. Wddnuciiunns, Niircnu,
9tr. 214, SitosSbnrpzS trdBe. inter Der guiiiht
Der g9eutiheu 8ctellt6alt".. = SicicniqCu. Die
heiiihe 01Holuerier. pttdtter uno 0itnitbotcn
3I befbdftipeu luiiuIbeIl, lpolleu ii6 pcriGnlih
ooer III iranltrten &~riefit an ben IQenten Der
@efelfbuit. Sobann 2. Meger, Rr. 2t9, Sio.
SBnrpsS tr1Re, meteeft, iuelber ltlCntgcltltb
Nlotunft eribeileIl iuirh. .Can2S,IO
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s9omas 6. Safibor COMPANY.

Iempor1rer @efddftsplab.
S9r. 300, @eitsRratt' Struke.
@tr iino in Der Gage, Sanpfs uno Wdters
bei8une, fopie So6ornds 0ampfrbbren, tuie fritz
her, berSufteqer. SampffeffeI @erie puroet
nicbt ourh Seuer betfdoigt. IdtrpffefieI,
9unlpfmaibinen, 9urrper etc. fir unmitteIbare
2ieterung.
Mt. Sermon 1920. gourtIdno G42.
CSan22,1 S,1&5)
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SMr Saiten
Manncr unS Sraucn fommt III INNS

Mtdnner ulo SrducH nit ~aebetmcn araufhci.
ten, ODER NrumpidoerbrIIh 8eihpiiren, uusfals
lenoen Sdarer. Strictnren, alisfItb. glnt6ers
qtftung, Eriicben, Salitdisfdldgen. 9%tbeumntiss
filis. Nerlitft Der Didnnbnrfeit. @ldicHs ODER
0ierenleinen. D(uitoarmIeioen. 6dmorrboioen,
Sartleibigfeit uoer irgeno rueIher oeripnnotelt
Nrdnlbeiten iuuten iih bertrauenspon at ms
ipenoen. gccrutruor spe5inliften tueroen Sic
uuteriudcu uno f~ottenlos etue pttenihdftliche
SingnpTte Sbres Sales geber. giiGt Elm Collar
oor Der SeiIunG III %be3nblefl. Sir betien raid,
iidher, ihmer3lps mo oauerbdit. ltto bebanoeln
rur ae6etme aranfbeiteu bon 0Idntern uIlo
Srauen. gSenn Sic tiht foumen fonner, 70
benu6ridiigen sic ms nno mir bebanoeln Sic
in Sbrer RobHunp. Seiluna a%ardniirt ooer
feline Rc3a6lunq. 96nnen mir mebr thnu2
Sitat Roffmnrfe bel, peTH Sbr fhreibi an IT.
9hiltps Wicoiea( Snititnte, 1881 EitsBrnttsStr,
Baltimore, oh. 7eutif miro geiproden.
(Wlai11, G&S.10
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1909, BdnfsG trd6e,
nnbe Der Bitli6eu Rehabilitation. Bars
mer 9unf6 bon t2 bts 2 tt5r ytapmittaes.
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r 2ebeuoeS @efIiigel, pro @irmo:
oIte Siibner 14c,; iltnge Siibner
t5c. Gnteu Toe. bis 13c.; Gouben,
pro Hoor 20c. bis 25c.
q I il b tc un0 Is m il e.
&0rtoffeln, pro 9uidcl 30c. bis
SOC; grimes W}niS, pro 9usel1o 4c.
bis &C.; 3uderriiberL pro 8iinoeI %c.
bis tc.; WeiBto6l, pro Slunoert $3.50
biSt$2,50; 3miebeIn, pro 8uIidel zoe.
bis 80c,; Gurotten pro 8iinoel tc.
Tomatoes, pro 8lIid)el t212c. bis
15c.; Ncpicl, pro SAB $50 bis
1926; GontoloupeS, pro Crate SOC,
bis $3.50; Nnonos, pro Grote 1926
bis $500; Eiiriide, pro aiite 40c.
bis $t,00; 9iruen, pro SAB $3.50
bis $3.50; 8oliermelonen, ie &c. bis
15c.; SelIerie, pro 0ltbe1to 20c. bis
SOC; Yfloumeh pro 8orb t215c. bis
1Sc.; 9omions, pro gui6el $1.00
bis $3.50; Erouben, pro 8 EfltnO.
&orb 15c. bis 20c.
Groceries un0 Hropiio.
mem.
SoI5fleiid, pro 8fun0: feline Gu.
gor.Gureo Sbinfen t3c.; oroBe
Sugnr.G ltre6 Sfinfen t21ac.; Ga.
%liiornier Sdinfen 93Ac.; Sltdor.
Gures @ruitItiife 1212c.; Sugar.
Cured S6uItern 9Ac.; trofen aeiaI.
5ene Seitenrippen $40; Spedieiten
934c.; reineS S6mal3 IN 9ierccs
&c.; troden geial8ene Sdultern
98Ac.; SoedldllItern 1920; WteB-
SdmeiuefIeiid $t4.50 pro SAB.
H~affinirter 3uder, pro Yfuno:
0emiirfelt 5.9612c.; pulperiiirt
5.36RC.; STANDARD grmnlirt
5.t13c.; fem %gromulirt 5.1t12c.;
Grpitol 81, 5.tt1ac.; Columbia 81,
5.0t12c.; gel6er 4.50c. bis 4.80c.
@erGiteter aafiee: 6. 8. g., 100
Bfo. &tlten 13I2c.; 8. 3. :. GO YfO.
&iiten 1906; 6. 8. 6. SO YfunG
Giiten 1906; reiner SABA 33c. biz
3312c.; gutter SABA BIC. bis 3112c.
reiner Moffo BIC. biz 3thc.; Suoc
un0 Moffo, gemiiAt, 2812c. bis 29c.
Saba, gemii6t, DC. bis 2712c.; rel
nerWiorocoibo 24c. Bis 2415c.; rel.
ner Ga @liapra 24c. bis 241@c.
reiner Sontos 23c. bis 2312c.; San
tos, gemiit)t, 2t12c. bis 22c.; Gio,
gemiibt, 22c. bis 2212c.
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.IHUH. V~UUtWNtENtI THHtF
Wetre. Yerfammlu1gslofnl rSerinania'
2oge ST.; agtugem. 9lrb.s ser. sllnt. sBerein
bon SitsB1ltimore" rDpIilon GoneI. 8, s.
o. 81; ~Wietaunrb. clinton 73I. Sdue 5u
bermietben.
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Canton NIB Siablanbtpipx.
Canton un6 PtBblnrotpsra.
Santpu Hno 3tgblaubtuEs.
Charles 9au's Netuurout,

9ombar6s uno g.. GtraBe, SiebIanotoipr.
Die fetniten Setrdnfte 1qer Mrt. = Bous
meineT Srelnbe uHS bes @ubIifprT1s Ia
4ueemeinen itets tpiufoEmen.
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Isoi. 1te dtttie 1891.
RarbIanb Gbattel 2pan aToeiatiun.

217 Rnrb.GnIusrt.Str pberbalb Serineton.Str.
Mn liuo rnh TunHerifag, ben IA. NpriI, be-
ftnben fhl unfere @efb1ftssBireanr tn
Rr. los, EitlS arutpan.strobe,
Bdrterre.
ErontsStiice ober6aIb GnIbertsStrase.
$40 big $3.50 auf Wt6heIn, 9tnnos etc. aiiSae.
lteben, obne 0ntternune oerfeIbeu.
Soreffirt oocr teiephouirt an
Mlbert gfume, IT,, Iouaeer,
y 2 4or---- 9r. 2t7, Rpro-GafDert. gtrab<.
naeNt fp'ro boripTeden uno urfere sa..u
ioitenfret erfldren. Wao. s1eIepbon: GonriIanb
73s- gtobo 1S,z&G)
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&erlanst: @Gnncr nnb Gna6en.


Gin mlnnr, Der Die gutfi6t iiber ben in eiHem
Sol3arbeitcH g Giubltifemen I eriter &luiie la
aernbcn Sad (SnrRifb) iibernebmeu fam; rur
Gin @rfabreiter Inbgc Itb meloeu. Sficrten M
ter @biftre rs. D." an Den rScntifcu SDrres
ipDnbcmt". (259-G2l
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StelcngciudJc
Steneaeinm:

Sin oeutrbeS Mlfb6em fubt Steuung Fir
SGusarbeit. Gah6nfragert IN Gr. tI44, Snu.
bcrt.strahc, 2ucu1tsBuiHt. (260-D
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gssun Sbr @efb H5tbis habt, Utntst gnt
9runbeieentbnnI. acknowledgement. aeine 2eib'
eef6dftss0ietbooen Wr. arrmer, Rr. 100,
Rpro.Gata'strake 4. Slur, 9aunorp BuiIoina.
(gprilt6-l
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Werlnnat:

$50 6antIieH iueroen tIr cine bieft9e 5Gbrif
9elltt; oiefelbe beibdftigt 5ruueu mn Sinner.
gSdbere NISiltuit miro ertbcilt olrdD Autun
GrHit, Nr. 2O21, 6dntuu sgOeuHc, uno Hr. 1871,
6~oUtiefStraRc. (2BO, 2,4-5)
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Hrnnnften.Mnrft

(tntenitcbenoe Breiic be5ieben ii6
olf ocn @n9roS. 6nnoel; fir ben
S%leinbonoel muB Elm entipre6enber
IlIlhlag gcnoht mcroen.
Sarms % ro0utte.
GIer, pro QuBcuo t9c. bis 22c.
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VttlHNHt
Sine 9eieBtc Srdu ais pnusbdIterin fir einc
Snnle. 9fat5ufrugeu in Nr. S53, Sariem'sipr.
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0erIannt:

Cine a6hin, Seutihe piro Oorae5oaeu. in eli
ner 6dHtlle bon 3luei 9eriunen; ieine unoere
IN Sdlie; outer Gobu. gIu68uiru1c1 in III.
1914, 4iuocHsglueuuc (259-6D
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Sin iuHgeS Wiibheu fir Nrbeit I'M oberen
etodiuerI; 8pet W}dohen lueroeH g~ebdlten Itno
tletne 5amiltc; cute Setmatb; lSdfbe iutro
nlsge9ebeH. Nad3HfrageH in gr. 2020, GutaWs
Rlnee, uabc Bloom. Str. (255-6D
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QebrItnee fir rWIoul6iHa." quite 8cBubIuu9;
itetiac Nelhiitigiug. Gud5ufrugen i'm 9iirenu
Der r6entrnl Suunbrg Co.," SunnaIt, MO.
(257-02)
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Wcrlnnat:
@iiders NaCltcl, qeqen @ebalt mo Commit
iton. 9tah5utrG9en bel u. %Jiuttloif, Rr. t20,
AcItsG nmbeusS trnec. GNulilTt0 y
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gerlangt: Sranen nn6 @abdcn,

0erlannt:
Gin Df1ohen fir U}uneleiporf" (N(nnaeln)
gtauh3uirnget bel Der ,,GuuueHt Stenm 9uuuorp,"
3r, 4t6, NcitsSioolc-s trubc. (26i,3)
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Tarrehen nui Ulbbelu uuo nnbere e'dtrhettfn
pribatim. = 6fGter, gr. 2t0, pit.eertugfpn.
strabe, 8imnter SIT. 4. Sariaut BuiIotHg. in
Der Office iuiro 3euti6 gefproben.
. (D9dt20,1O
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oh. asrsna's gr@usae,

"a. un6 S'5omensS frlbs, Canton.
@%erdiimige Suue fir 8ereine. lino &efeus
f9aften. Sdnptauartier beg aBriHa SetT'
ri6sSiftrifts ytr. 204. 9. u.tR." Seinfte
@etrdrfe. Chef. Eel. Wt. 8ernoII 971
-B. aaIter 2unf6 ben ean8en 9aa.
HattpndIspier
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anrn,a ..Gifsnfrnns.hnIe.n

&de 8. uno Sou9bItr. 9aupt1nntfle- oes
5amen6ereins," Canton Smmerp. 9ali.
uno Qeibbereins~. 9eutfte gtbeintuein'
SnnbIule.. Telephone; Chef. 1884 D.;
Wb. @tnefor 81.
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1924 SitgaItimures Strube. - 8imuter an
Serren 5u oermietben. 5einite @etrdrIe
uno Q8eine. D8a1sBieps9 raueret "sBier.
BerlanlmIutesIofal gSits9ombaroitr. Snls
rlertp. 9aus unh 2etboereIn". G6ei .s3eI.
W}i. BernoH 4042-@.
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9ombaros uno q. Strabe, 9iebIaftotopr,
gegeniiber ber sIlomunentals 9rduerei".--
belize Wi1blselten nuf gsfteuuno.
@uter beiber uno ialter 1nri9. gbefd'
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ehueiger'S Gafe,
70t unb TOT 9ombaro'S trdbe. StebIdnb'
tofun. Seinite @eine LIB 2iql6re. Der
eeiiinoeite Srt aut Der @roe. - 9te beften
9ooI'9orIors in ~StgbIanotoipH. Btoutpte
B%eotenunp.
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Rorbofts&de @ouabs uno GaroltnesS trnBe.
9quptguartter oes agaDernsW(dnner6ors".
RsS.s@de 8uugbs NIB @drUlil!eItr. Gers
eiHSberiamIluna ieoen 9onneritaa abeno.
Neue Wtitelieber miufommer1. gor3iigs
Ii1eb Bier Der acknowledgements iuI 3Gpt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
THE PRICE OF MEALS.

Several evenings ago, said the Am.
erican colonel In New York, Fan ac-
qualutance who Is here trying to sell
stock IN a Mexican gold mine, and who,
therefore Is put to the necessity OF
saving a penny now and then, Invited
me TO dinner with him. We went down
into the lower Jungle OF this continental
wilderness and entered basement
place neat and OF cheerful appearance.
A course dinner was served, with claret
and at the conclusion, when my friend
had settled the score, he inquired as
TO how had relished the repast. ! re-.
piled that / had most thoroughly en-
joyed myself and the dinner was eX-
cellent and well served,
And then he asked me how much
supposed II had cost. You may well I'M
agne that | was taken aback at this
IN my country no one would Inquire
as to what you supposed had been the
financial outlay Of his entertainment Of
YOU and with rather a cool feeling
creeping up my back | replied that /
had no idea Thirty cents apiece, said
he, and then my astonlshment burst
forth like nre alarm Thirty cents,
he repeated and | was much pleased,
Not because II had been Of so trlnlng an
expense 10 him, but for the reason that
II gave ~ me an opportunity TO spread
a dinner for number Of acquaint-
ances who had spoken kindly to me;
and IN this town. YOU know. II a man
Is gracious to you he regards you as
being greatly In his debt
80 the next evening | invited three
men and four ladies' to dine with me,
The dinner was exquisite, even little
better than before, but when went
10 settle found that the bin wasf2.50
apiece llelghol And 1t was not until
we were going out that ! discovered
that | had made a mistake as TO the
exact locality and had gone into an
other place the wrong place, ] may
well assure you. '-Opio Reid, IN Phila-
delphia Post.
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open board. .". ,sOS5 goSOO
Forenoon totals. 30 ,I5s5 N,i76i5
PETRo SPECIAL MEETING.


Considerable Interest 10 being taken
among the shareholders Of the Petro
Mining company over the special meet
Ing which N scheduled 10 take place
at the company's once In this city on
next Friday. Financially, the company
is embarrassed The treasury stock Is
completely exhausted ana the corpora
ton Is left without an asset ont OF
which funds can be derived with whloh
to carry ON a campaign Of exploration.
The only means len IS to resort to as
easements and many Of the stockholders
have kept this up until they have be-
come pretty we'll discouraged. Fortus
nately, the property Is free from debt,
but il has a lawsuit pending that VIII
cost money II It Is carried through to
the end
Conditions as they actually exist are
ret forth 10 statement issued 10
stockholders by Secretary i. VI
Orem. as follows:
al one time the property produced
large quantities Of first class ore, ana
enabled the company 90 pay several
dividends but all the available ore 80
FAR as known. was worked out above
the present tunnel levels.
THE only ore Openes up in nc COM
panya property at present was by the
Highland Roy Consolidated Mining
company. which owns an adjoining
group. This company claims TO have the
apex Of the vein which dips undcr the
peiro property The PetrO company
brought an action aud stopped them
from taking out one go that now there Is
am apex litigation pending between the
TWO companies. involving the title 20
an the ore IN sight lu the Petro mine.
m the Potro company wins The litl-
CATION, which can only be done a. the
end NJ law suit which would cost
probably several thousand dollars they
have no means Of getting to this ore,
or opening M any other ore bodies
without doing some extensive develop.
ment work which would cost a good
deal Of money We have no means Of
raising the money, except BY leYying
assessments on the stock
Under these conditions the officers
Of the company thought wise TO call
an Informal meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Petro cOmplny to talk over the
conditions and con hder the adylsahlllty
Of evylng a series OF small assess
ments. or one or tHo large assessments
for the purpose VI raising money TO
meet the needs Of the company and to
make such recommendation to the
board Of directors as the stockholders
think best"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
CONCENTRATES.

The MAY Day has two more cars Of
ore at the samplers today
The Utah Copper company has 100
tons OF concentrates n today's market.
A car OF galena ore from the Gilmore
property IN eastern Idaho arrived at
the samplers today
Three cars OF concentrates from the
Uncle sam Consolidated reached the
s9mplers this morning,
President $. l.. Butler OF the Sum-
NIT Placer company is at the property
OF that company today.
II IL reported that work will shortly
be resumed on the Wild Bill property
near Milford.
Fred T. McGurrin expects to leave for
Beaver county on mining business to-
night
Alex Goliath, superintendent OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
RICn IuMBO ORE.
shipment Containing Amazing values
Al Reno sampler.

Twenty tons Of ore from the Jum-
DO mine at Goldheld Bowes-kcrnick
lease has been shipped to the sampllng
mill OF the Western ore Purchasing
company at Reno, Nevada. One sack
Of assorted ore from the rich seam en-
countered In the mine ON the two hun-
dred foot level and some assays wcro
obtained showing values as high as
100000 TO the ton. The nine sacks
weighed In total $40 pounds 10 ounces,
the ore bringing ON settlement $1,000,
or at the rate OF $4,000 per ton, or Sll
per pound
This ore was shipped just as II was
taken from the ledge, and was not
specially assorted, as Is generally the
case. The vein mentioned from which
II was obtained Is so far as determined
continuous, and runs with the ledge on
southeasterly direction. II is now BE-
Ing followed, and additional shipments
will soon be made
Armed guards accompanied the car
on ts Journey from Tonopah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
Settlements for Ore and Bullion
From Utah Mines Will Az.
gregate That Sum
FOR the MONTH or SEPTEMBER
The Mines aud Smelters Have Been
Busy--RepOrt Made by Mccormick
& Co. Shows IL

The ore and bullion settlements for
the month Of September as reported
through Mccormick & Co., bankers,
win aggregate about s2,0oOOOO, Up to
and including yesterday the daily re-
ports show that SoltSls was paiu
through the instltutlon named for the
ores and bullion sold In this market,
and this does not include an the pro,
duet handled by The independent valley
smelters. which concerns do mining on
their own account and ship their pro-
ducts 10 the eastern retneries direct.
For ores to-day cxcepted) $4,000 worth
and concontra tes entered the local MAJ
kets the sum Of iSsS5b0 was paid out
FOR base bullion and S5O.22S for gold bull
lion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
BECK TUNNEL CON.
Management Has Ordered a New Com
pressor Plant for Mine.
Special correspondence

Npetlhl correspondence
Provo Sept 30,-The Beck Tunnel
Consolidated Mining company has or
dered an air compressor plant and will
conduct pipe line from Homansvillc
to bring water to the mine In order
TO make these improvements the COM
pany has decided TO sell tie remaining
treasury stock.
President Jesse knight is confident
that the company will develop a rich
mine. A win2e Is now being sunk In
the tunnel following chute Of cop
per stained quartz. in which rich pro-
ducts Of copper aud silver orc occur,
and Mr. Knight is Of the opinion that
this chute viii lead to a big body Of
valuable ore
The wlnze Is down 100 feet from the
tunnel, and about $50 feet from the sur
face.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
Col. swain, OF the Government
Bareau OF Eng, and Printing,
wash, D. g., Cured by
Paw. Paw.

Paw-Paw mas cured me, absolutely,
Of nervousness and general mdisposi-
ton arising from rheumatism. long
continued and seems TO have also
cured the rheumatism
was q great sufferer before | began
to use paw-Paw. One bottle has ef-
fected all this and now feel as well
as | ever felt in my life.
(Slgned) w 7. SWAIN.
Don't let the sksptlcal stop YOU from
making a trial OF Paw-paw today.
You're the one that Is most interested
II you have Dyspepsia.
If you are Nervous.
II YOU can't sleep.
II you are weak.
II YOU need tonic,
Don't fail 10 get bottle Of Paw-Paw,
You win begin to improve from the
first dose Sold by all druggists. Large
bottle, ST. Paw-Paw Laxative Pills 25c
a bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
ONTARIO DRAIN TUNNEL.
work Of Driving Adit 10 Daly-west WIN
Soon be Under Way.

Superintendent John a. Kirby OF the
Day-West Mining company Is down
from camp and states that the ontario
company will soon have the work Of
driving the drain tunnel towards the
side lines Of the Daly-Nest under way
within a very short time There will be
some repairing to do on the air pipe line
before the work can commence, hut as
soon as the line is In order the adit will
be puahed ahead az YigorOua rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
MAY DAY HIGHER.
Tlnts Stock the Only Attractive Feature
OF the Fore noon Calls.

Tho feature 81 the morning sessions
Of the Mining Exchange were furnished
again by May Day, OF Tintic. which
climbed up to ~ cents a share The
stock was started on at ilM cents. No
sales were made on the open board
Daly-West participated az Sll0n and
t1406 Tetro opened with 800 shares
going at 23h cents, closing weaker.
Consolidated Mercur held up well. but
the stock was not IN demand. Star
Consolidated closed with IA cents bid.
For Goldfeld Bonanza ~ cents was
bid the stock being offered at Z cents,
The closing quotations and sales
We're,
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
The Tintic District Makes Good
showing HOru Silver 10 the List
Annie Laurie Responded,
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The September dividend record shows
that altogether eight Utah mines pro-
duced bread money during the month
and that an aggregate of '2s2'5Oo was
passed out to shareholders Park city
again leads, the silver King and DAILY
West having paid total Of 'i12-
900. Next In line came the Tintic dis
trict, with four payers to It's credit
the Gomnl responded once more with
it's accustomed $4,000 the Mammoth
came forward as usual with rs $4,000,
while Uncle Sam Consolidated and
Tetro retained their places IN the lis,
Grand Central failed to come forward
this month. and IL may be several
months before IL Is heard from among
the bread getters owing TO the extern
sive campaign OF development, mapped
out some time ago. not having been
completed Tho camp OF Mercur ls 81
lent, and. there are reasons 20 believe
II viii be several moons before the mines
OF this gold district respond with divl-
dends. The Sacramento seems TO be
taking rest, and Il is hardly prob
able that the Consolidated Mercur VIII
get around until towards the
close OF the year. The mill Is reported
TO be behaving splendldly and with the
cost Of reduction reduced TO a mimi
mum, the company is making money
again, after trying siege OF difficulties
lasting over year. The Century, Of
the Park Valley district. is carrying ON
vigorous campaign OF development,
and while the treasurer could meet
the withdrawal with no serious embar-
rassment the directors deem II advlsa-
bic to hold on awhile longer, but It is
probable shareholders vii be remem-
bered about Christmas time The An
ME Laurie spoke FOR the Gold Mountain
district in the usual manner with the
Increase in the capacity OF the Annie
Laurie mill. the time should not be- Tar
distant when the monthly dividend
from this quarter Is increased