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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
$4,000 Bonds Authorized

of the Golconda Consolidated Mining
company. held this afternoon, in the
office of Carter & Raley, the direc-
tors of the company were authorized
to issue bonds to the amount of $780,
600 to be used in the development of
the mine. Five-sixths of the stock
was represented at the meeting this
afternoon.
On next Saturday a meeting of the
directors will be held in this city to
make arrangements for the sale of
the bonds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08

urday, at the same hour services and
confirmation lecture; Wednesday, at
1880 p. M, services and sermon; sub
ject of sermon, 1.-THE Events of the
Last Week of Our Lords Life; the
Events of Monday in Holy Week, the
Test of Reality" To all of these SER
vices the people are cordially invit-
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
New York BanI, Statement

New York, April S,-The following
bank statement is issued from Wall
street today Reserves on all depos-
its, $17,950,000; loans and discounts
sS,5S0,100; specie discounts, S14,-
100000; total deposits. s1O,56O,6OO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
Bought Alberta Land.

]. n. Gulliford returned last night
from Alberta, where he has been
during the past few weeks looking
over the situation there. While there
Mr.. Gulliford purchased a wheat
ranch, and will return there to live.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
Showed In,

Owing to the great amount of por-
trait work plling up for our portrait
artist, we wish to announce that por-
trait coupons will be void after Sat-
urday, April 22nd.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where it pays to trade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
Cancer Specialist.

DR.. NJ. C. Baker, cancer specialist,
is in the city for a short time. He
treats any case of cancer without the
use of the knife or X-ray and in
sures success. Consult him. Office,
Palace Lodging House
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08

Leathers & Nichols transfer moves
trunks, pianos, furniture and does all
kinds of job work. Phone Main 2S11
or leave orders at Gritman's cigar
store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

Unrestricted forest reserve scrip for
sale at lowest market prices. My
scrip secures title to tlmbered. farm
ing, grazing or desert land. in any
quantity. without residence or i'm
provement. Address H. NJ. Hamilton,
The Portland, Portland, oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to me will
please call and settle at once, as
have sold my butcher business and
need the money.
CONRAD PLATzOEDER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08

over 800 Umatilla Indians visited
Pendleton this afternoon, the largest
number that has visited the city pre-
vious any day this spring.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
FIRST HOME BUTTER
PENDLETON NOW EATING
BLUE MOUNTAIN BRAND.

Two Churnings of 500 Pounds Each
Turned Out-This Supply Was I'M
mediately Taken by Leading Gro
Gerry Stores-25 Cans of Cream
From Wallowa and EIgin-Over
200 Cows Promised in Vicinity of
Pendleton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
MARKET DULL
AND L|sTLESs.
Everything Lauguid and Trivial
Adyinccs Made at 0penlsg
We're Not Held.
STEEL FeUNDRIES UNL0ADED.
Rise In 81. Paul SAD uuisn Pacific
Contributed 10 a Gepsrsl HARD.
ealing Of Prices

Now York June li.-opcnna prices
were shade higher than last night
IN sympathy with the arm tone In Lon
don, Tho movement waa languid and
business Was insignificant IN volume.
Tho trivial advances established at the
opening were not retained, the market
dragging back TO yesterdays closing or
below Metropolitan street railway
sold IN and Kansas cay southern
preferred l,t, Havana Electric pre-
fcrrod and ureot Northern preferred
ghlncd points each and reacted ~
and respectively
Advances OF point IN l,cadins,
Atchison ana Canadian Pacific elected
. liatlcss rosponpc In the general list,
Dealings fcll TO as low n rate Of nc.
tlvlty as ON any day last week siecl
Foundrics lost I and tho preferred 2
Bonds werc heavy ut noon,
Active bidding for stocks ceased but
the market held nrmY Persistent un.
leading Of steel fOundrcs prclcWod
had driven II down 10 20 by o'clock
Some n the standard stocks were IN
relatively small supply when traders
sought Go recover their stocks w.
paul'a and Union pncllics rice OF q
point and the advance IN Reading TO pe
contributed Ia u general hardening Of
prices despite Tho continued liqnldatlon
NJ steel fOundrics preferred, which foil
~, Baltimore d ohio, Texas 4 Pacific,
sugar and Rubber goods preferred
moved M u point each,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
CONCRNTR ATES,

A movement n on foot 10 organize
another stock exchange M Tonopnh,
Broker II, W. Doschor expects 10
leave for trip abroad next Saturday.
A, u. Hyde, Jro expects to lenyc for
uoldfeld early next week on mining
business,
The half-cont share assessment
levied by the porlue Surprise Mnlns
company Ia delinquent
Not little Interest IN being mani.
fcslod IN The gold discoveries Of Ollng.
house canyon, near Reno Nov
Don u Gllllos, general manager NJ
the Monann Tonopah mne, IN In I'M
oliy To-Day en- route 10 Butte
George Arbogasi has returned from
TRIP Ia rnllente, whore he went 10 ok.
anime into mining proposition
Manager Walter Kelloy Of the yom.
pa mines " enjoying u visit from Me
brother Howard q Kelley Of ~ Paul,
W VI Korns, former manager Of The
Mining Review Of this olly, has en-.
gaRed IN tho warehouse business horo,
The nsscsmcnt of half cont a share
w WV NlN'h w WV Nlfl NNnlnlN Mlls
ing company becomes delinquent ON
july T.
Tho Mammoth Mining company Ia
forwarding 10 the furnaces of the Inli.
ed states smelling company an aver,
axe Of 100 tons daily,
II II expected that the nttlnae ordered
for me Duly.West mill win he here bv
the last OF the week ana that the plant
VIII be IN commission again early next
week.
The holdings Of Mrs Victor A. Gle.
mont In tho Bunker Inn a sullivan
mlne 0t Idaho are said 10 have heen
disposed Of lor sum approXimatlng
a million dollars,
President = H. Butcr of mo Pioneer
famplcr departed for McNico this M.
lelh0on ON MINING business Mrs Ruts
lor ana Miss galloway viii accompany
MN as Far Ie Mexico city
The ore aud bullion settlements re-.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a
company were Nv follows, crude ore
and concentrates, $50 ZOO base bullion
$4,000 gold bullion, $1,000,
Manager George O. Bradley Of the 10.
cn once Of the Alliy.Chnlmers com.
pnny, IN entertaining OcorRo H. borg OF
Boston and George b. Foster OF Chlcn.
50, both representatives Of the Allls.
Chhlmors company
Tho marriage of w, =, U'Mcarn, tho
well known mining operator OF this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
Ar THE LOWER MAMMOTH.
Important Change Has Taken Place on
The I,tO0 ioyeI

Early IN the forenoon there were
persistent rumors rife 10 the object that
AN important change had taken place
m tho Lower Mammoth mine, Tho In.
formation ala not roach the stock or.
change, however until after the regu.
lar call but when II did come N was
very evident that there was something
10 tho story as the stock Immediately
took sharp advance,
The News later, received n con0r.
nation from President John Dern who
stated that he had been advised by
superintendent Rail that there was u
marked Improvement noticed IN the
face Of the arm on the l,iOo level,
which was reached by the drlft ON mo
shaft not long ago, Just how extensive
the ore body N has not been deter.
mined, but there " every indication
that II II a biz ONE ite width II not
known further that across the face Of
tho drift
since the 400 station was os,ab.
llshed Nuprntndont BAH has been
drifting on the ore, low grade min
stun but on Monday night ore carry.
Ink shipping values put In ~ appear
ancc and conditions were rendered very
encouraging,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
PRODUCE,


chlcugo, June li-Aa result Of con.
lOued excellent weather continent Nh the
wh'nl market here today was quito bear.
lHh lli traders were the principal sell.
crH Reports of the rapid maturing NJ the
crop IN The southwest were additional In.
llucnceg July opened shade lower NJ
@l,, sold on 10 @N, ana then rallied 10
MNs Minneapolis Duluth ana Chicago re-,
ported receipts Of los ears against 1853 q
year ago,
No'withsmndlns higher prices ut liver.
pool the corn market was inclined Ia
weakness Largo receipts than expected
formed lho bgsH OF moderate selling by
pin uudrra Weather conditions we're ok.
ircmoly favorable July opened 4. 10 !,
lower ut wv TO j2'a and sold NJ bglid
u2t
Oats were casIori July opened unchons
90 TO !, lower AZ aos, to sO', and sold IN
10 SOW
september pork was IN SAN cents AT
l2m Land was down ihul0 cents ~ j,8j,
ana ribs were ~ cents lower At i,0eb
Wheat No. , red, 00 No, rcd O9uoS,
No ? hard, 100, No hard, pOneG, No |
northern lllNll2, No northern i0hui0s,
No. 3 spring O0ul05
yoln- No 2 iahesilsi No. o. 53N1M
Oals~No, ?, 20. No \, aeA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
WORKING IN THE
NEVADA CAMPS,
United States Geological Survey
Has a Corps Of TopoeraphcS
10 Field Near lonspah,
DIRECTION Of R. Y. CHAPMAN.
VIII Cover Several Important Districts
Expedition to Famous Death
Valley OF taliiofnla

Beginning abou, The middle N May q
party Of 10 TO 90 lopographcrs mdor the
direction " H. II CNpmun wont into
Inc llcld south ana cnet ~ Tonopuh
New for work IN tho interest Of tn
United states geological survey 'ropo.
grnphcrn nnd goologsis Of this branch
Of ne governments wlll be cngngol
there throughout the entire summer.
q, H. CAREY formerly " the Michigan
college of Mines, "a cnsaged with this
parry MI curry has boon In the Unit.
od SinlG geological survey Tor mum.
Der ~ years, Tho lopogrnphcrs aud
geologlsls arc operating under the d.
rcclion of H. u Chapman. They win
make surveys Tor three Topographic
maps, Two " these maps win be- do.
,nll maps made by Mr. william Sirnnn.
h0nl ono OF the tloldnrld dlutrlct, which
" aJls miles southeast " Tonopnh ana
one of The Bullfrog district which IN
about 60 miles east of uoldncld Tho
Voldncld man VIII cover approximately
N square miles ana VIII he tNawn ON
u scale Of 1000 feet 10 tho inch. Fri.
ansuolion ana lcyoling win be carried
from owens Valley "a get control for
The Bullfrog map, which lwill alao bo
drawn on u scale OF 1000 feet to the
inch,
Tho third map win be q reconnas.
shnce man OF nm area about l20 miles
Ions by 20 miles wide or about 10, 900
SQUARE miles south and southeast NJ
Voldneld II win include Goldnold IN
US northwest corner This roconnns.
hnnco man Wlll have the usual features
Of survey maps, but they viii hc loss
accurately represented and win In
drawn on n smaller scale The approx,
lmaie heights and shapes of All tho
mountains VIII be shown ms well ~ nh
roads, oil springs and watorholcs, In
n desert country Ike this Il man which
shows the thirsty traveller whore 10
look Tor water may Ne the means ot
saving many llvos,
The reconnaissance map VIII include
part ~ the famous Death Valley.
Levels for Tho control of an this work
nrc nov being carried forward from
Mohave by u Topographic party undor
he direction of X H. Farmer, II IA
hoped that there MIll be an opportunity
NJ running n loyol line to ma the coz.
rect elevation " Death Valley u. v,
Douglas, chief Of the western section NJ
topography has computed that the low.
est point In the valley IN 40 feet below
tho sea level, which makes II the lowest
point IN the United states, but the olco
walton has never been accurately and
inconteslnbly determined
Geologic studies IN those snmo Ne.
vada areas VIII be prosecuted during
the summer under the direction of ]. n,
SPUR with the assistance OF 8, II,
Ball Mr.. Spur VIII investigate tho
general geology Of the district covered
b ythc reconnaissance map. Mr.. Spur
viii also make special report ON tho
geology of the mining camps IN this
nren, A third expedition VIII have 10
do with the uoldneld district. Mr. spurr
VIII be- assisted In this last lnyestlgu.
tlon by q, IT. Carey,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14

city to Miss Katherine Mccormick Of
Los ArRelen WIN b. HOlcmnl1cd ~ the
lauor cliy today MI ana Mrs, OMEN,
VIII spend their honeymoon IN the "a .
CHE northwest, after which they VIII
take up their residence IN this city,
Tho story comes from Beatty thnt ",
\ Bob Montgomery has been oncroll
'lCOo0O for his interest IN the Mont
gomcry'Hhoshono Mining compenys
property by hls partners, Malcolm Mae.
Donald ana J, Il, Conner who bought
me Interest formerly held by Thomas
Edwards aud II ~ believed that Mont.
gomcry VIII accept the offcl thnt has
boon made him, -1onopah Bonanza
Tho consignmcnls NJ ore over tho
TonopHh route last week, says the Min.
a. aggregated I 500 tons, divided ~ fol-
lows; From Tonoplh- ronopnh conn
pony, iji tons, Tonopnh ENtcnslon COM
panN, 40 tons, Montana ronopal, VIZ
tons belmont $50 tons, Midway, 81
tom, From GOldueld 'boldllold prp
Nanpling company ~ tons w v,
Glnto, n tons From Lone Mountain
Novnda'Alplno 70 tons,
! Irving rroNcl VITO ana son, OF
}ullnoR, me ne gurNs of Mrs, A r.
'lOHclh down M the ranch this week
A rich strike was reported from Mr.,
tloWcll property IN the Funeral range
lnft week The olo assays from $50 ~
$500 pol ton This claim N located
about T. miles from the Bullfrog dir.
lricl, \ icn'Hiamp min hus been orr
dorod lo be- pat M ON this ground, ana
the machinery N expected Ia nrrivu
he's with u Few days nov Las Vegas
Advance
Tim li2eorah ana 4, W. McIhrcn,
who hnNc been Prospecting IN that SEE.
ton " the country lying west of here,
came IN last Friday win some nno
looking samples winch they picked NJ
I'm Fan poinlrdmo county cat They
had Two ASSAYS made, ono went i3p -
and the other SEQ IN value, Az thoss
samples como right from the surface,
n looks as though they had something
good They have gone back to sink Il
shaft t. a dopih NJ - or 80 feet ON the
voln and sec how II opens up" Las
Vegas Advance
N l.. Emngcr half owner Of Inc
Lookout mine IA Fish Lake valley
came up from oAmp Wednesday aud
reports the showing In His property 10
ho ~ the most encouraging character,
Tho incline SHAFT Ii down i2i feet. NJ
which part the oro.body II IL feet be-.
tween walls and win average about $50
u ton, with y l2.mch Nroak witch gives.
assays as high ~ lliO0 a ton Tho
half interest of Gcor ", McClolDnd In
this property was recently purchased
by John Mckanc m Edward nowcs
and j, Sloat FaWolt II k the intcn.
tion OF tho now management TO operate
ne mine ON a large scale ~Tonopah
Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
OGDENIrES ~ NEVADA
important Airlke Reported In tho knwleh
tiulifrog Property.

Dr u, " Wllhce and judge A, q,
Horn Of the k0wich liullfroa Mining
cohpuhy, who passed through Tono-
pah this week On their way from BULL
frog to their homes In ogden, brought
most encouraging reports IN regard 10
The company's prospects mya n CORE.
spondont of the Tonopnh Miner The
holdings Of the company IN the Bul frog
district consist Of 20 claims, situated
IN the vicinity of Wthcc mountain Just
east ~ Beatty, and three claims lying
10 tho northwest " tho Montgomery
Shoshono An important strike was
made two weeks ago IN tho Amy claim.
belonging 10 the lnHl.nnmod group An
nsRny of s2ial was secured In surface
prospecting, and shaft IL now bolng
sunk nj the point " discovery, The
company also owns three claims IN The
Cioldrood district, NJ KawIch, one of
them lying between the chief kawIch
and thescgdrn- Knwlch and the other
two bcihR eilnatod about ihreo.quarlcrs
NJ u nile west of The doldrcod COM
panys original discovery. Az stated
last week, the knwioh- RnllfroR Mining
company In composed ~ some Of the
leading capitalists of ogden, Utah, ana
IN provided with an ample development
fund, Work II being pushed energetic
ally on all the holdings OF the company.
win every prospect " most satisfoc-
tory results,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
CROPS DOING WELL,
Weather Of Past Week Did uuch to In
duco Growth

WeNkly crop bulletin for week ending
MONDAY juno 70, 1903 unsoason0bly
warm weather prevailed win frequent
light thundNehowcra, though the pre-
cipitation was slightly below normal
These conditions were especially favor
able for irrigated crops, which made u
" ltndId showing, However the warm
Days ana high winds, which were frc.
quent, had u Wllhcring effect on the
range ana arid f0Wn crops IN scattered
localities Occasional light frosia were
reported curly IN the week but the
dpmaRo thereby was very limited,
hcln would bc beneficial all over the
state,
ran ana winter wheat wcro well
n'tng In many localities, ana IN good
condition Nyo oats and barley were
MO doing Woll Beet thinning was
RtucWlly finished, or nearing compile
ton ana good stands were reported,
Ourdcne continued 10 thrive ana the
markets were Kept we'll illod with gar.
Gen truck Fruit was everywhere very
promising with the exception OF
peuohes' which IN eome Orchards VIII
he llght crop The 0lst cutting oi
lncorn hay was generally being gather
ed over the state with q good average
CROP, The rlngo was good especially
IN the foothills whore rain WAS most
frequent ana the stock generally was
uriving
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
FORTUNA IN THE
MARKET WITH ORE.
Management Received a Settle
ment for a Lot oI One
Hundred Tons.
PIPE ORDERED FOR new AIR LINE
VIII be Laid TO Dalton \ Lark Com.
presssr Flaui--lour thousand
Feet In Length

The oychc1ucr Of the Fortuna mine
Of BnghFr ~ N'lr' 'r. Nnm,
berger Ia manager was icpcnlshcd
during thu cas- l.' l.U .,D.ueu. hum
n lOo.ton lot Of olc, which WIS set
Nod Tor on controls Showing ioi lend,
7 ounces IN silver ana 81 In gold, Tho
Fortuna ~ rapidly developing into "a
mine of some prominence IN tho tnmp
~ copper ana the management has
very good reasons to feel optimistic re-.
gardlng the future
IN preparation for more vigorous
campaign eoon 10 DO innuguralod,
Manager Bnmbcrgcr has placed un or.
der for 1000 feet ol 3'Inoh pipe 10 h.
used ~ the construction of tho air line
through which power win be- brought
from Tho Dalton & Lark comprossors
10 operate the machine drills, The
pipe was ordered sent direct from the
eastern factory aud IN dn route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
INV YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK Juno li-sugor, raw, aicady,
fair rohninR ll'l6, Centrifugal NJ test
ih10, moaNanR sugar i,l6. refined,
steady Crushed, tbji powdered 5@l
grUnulntod 66
Conoo qnlet, No, Z Rio, "a
crW sjusCI, ofnchl prices Srcam ",,
common 10 extra ljigdlpis, renovated
common TO extra l9hdl6h, western loo.
tory common 10 oSuu lahnlp3, western
imitation creamery extra ISL do irst i6d
H.
Cheese and oggs stoudy ana unchanged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Lower Mammoth tho only stock called
Today That Advanced

ON The mining exchange this morning
transferred Tor which wns paid out tho
aum Of R6oS,25 fIlcoB were about tho
same Az on yesterday, but the volume
~ business transacted was slightly
heavier Lower Mammoth, however,
made q rtln advance on the open board,
due Ia authentic reports received early
IN the day NJ improved physical con.
dltlons on tho ! 400 lovel of that prop.
crly rnclo Sam con. found u can Ut
aili cents, Yankee Con dropped 10 81
cents New York Kept even with the
bo1r1 A small lot of Boston con.
cano out at sl7ia
The closing quotations and sales
were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
LATHAM MEETING POSTPONED
walter A. MACK ana others WIN yisl,
Comnany's Nevada Mine,

Tho special meeting Of the share.
holders of the Latham Mining a smoll.
INK company which was called for yes.
to-day afternoon 10 consider the rati.
hcnilon OF u sale Of the property 20 an
ono syndicate and 10 choose n new
board of directors, took mn adjourn.
mont Until sometime next week. Wal.
tor a, Black, one Of the parties inter.
oaled IN the deal arrived from Dayton,
ohio yesterday aud expressed desire
IN visit the mine before concluding ne.
go,intiona Accordingly, Mr. Black do.
parted Tor tho mine, which " located IN
the spruce Mountain, New, district, this
afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
WOOL,
ST. LOUIS,


~ Louis, juno H. .-Mool slcady, Ter.
rilpry and western mediums, 2sn30;la me
medium sl0adi line, 2na,
BOSTON
Boston, Jpno lS-- nnufacturors show a
tendency 70 hold back ON prices az pres.
ent ruling In the wool market The mar.
kot IL notably strong As far as any
medium grades OF wool arc concerned,
he demand IN strong enough 10 warrant
the belief that that portion Of the cllp
VIII sell AZ good prices
Pulled woods are IN small supply For.
cign mud territory woods are llrm
Idaho, nne, g2d2l heavy nne, 1890
lno medium, %p3 medium, 2O0si, low
mpdium, gGn9i
Wyoming 0no, 2la2s heavy nnc, lsaiq,
hnc medium g2uSi medium aGng, linli
ana nevada nnc 2laY heavy nno, lsI
low medium 2img
Montana inc choice 2id9Gj nno aver.
agc, gau@i fine modlgm choice, 1920
average, gg9ai staple, 3iuss; medium
choice, InS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
BULLION FROM DELAMAR,
Gold Mars worth Sss,OO0 Pass Through
Tho civ To-day,

Bullion representing the output Of lho
numbcreor Delnmnr mlnc AZ Dolamnr.
Nov, for The month OF May arrived Ii,
this city today en- route to the sub
treasury nt Now York The value or
the product Is u little moro than s5b,.
o0o on top " this the company hnD
u shipment of Stag NJ the smoicrs, con,
talnlnR metals Of the value ~ $4,000,
making the total output OF May, about
S65 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
TODAy'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Ashby Snow 10 Joseph Nelson, lots
4 nn1 l. block n plal e ,,u,,,, 100
Adele NJ, Bush Ia Joseph Nelson lots
10, 0tr,, block l. south Boulevard 800
william Jorrnm 10 Elizabeth blCh-
lor lot q, block n plat \ u,r,, 1000
Aaron koysor 10 Mary u, Randolph,
lot \, block Il, plat a .,,u,,p,,r |
James w, Buckley TO Robert ~
Gardner mnd In section 3 toWn-
ship 2 south, range west u,r,u llj
James llcmmcrt 10 Mary llommrrL
land In section 10, township 2 SOUTH
range ! cast Observation-Disclosures
Jamce llemmort 10 Mary llcmmcrt,
land IN section 10, township 2south,
range cast ",trn,!r,u.,,.uu,., |
Alkaline Stout 10 Ralph l., prltch.
ara part ~ lot q, block n, plat A, $500
Ralph l., prtchard 20 James lAng.
ton, ppri ~ loi 4, block 30, plat A., I i0O
John Wen Dr., 20 William NJ Balm.
bridge, lots ~ and 81, block q Per-
klnH addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 400
John Wolr jrp 10 Thomas Bennett,
lol b. otcp block l. porkna' 0ddl'
Mary Admire 10 William ii. iimd, ~
part Of lot b, block n, plat A 900, TO- $50
LoHlie l., Goddard 10 Matyal Realty
Co, part NJ lot q, block ~ plat A., 5000
Frank H. Baldwin 10 l., -, Rowan,
part Of lot 4, block ", plat Au,u $3.50
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Yankee Con, 200 1T as, 200 nt a7A
zoo at %is 200 NJ 3ii, 400 ~ ~
OPEN BOARD SALES
Ainy, 1000 ~ "a,
Vnrlsu 500 ~ 20, buyer ~,
LoWor Mammoth, 100 NJ IS, 100 NJ
Nlp 100 ~ 20,
May pay 1000 Ol l?, 500 at liisl
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l,ECApITULATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
THE
GREAT SALT'LAKE,
PAbt and Present, by Dr. y, v,
TaimAge,

Tho only scientific, historical and DO.
scrlpllNo work ON the droal salt Lake
over lssuod Dr Tnmngo, who Is pro.
fosaor Of geology IN the University ~
ltah, has made . thorough study of tho
Grca; Lake, Fully illustrated Post.
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