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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03
night and brought to close a most sue
cessful celebration.
PRIZE FIGHTS ON BOARD SHIP.
Three Lively Contests Witnessed by
Sailors and Officers,

Three lively prize fights took place last
night on the deck of the cruiser Tacoma
in the Brooklyn navy yard. More than 500
sailors witnessed the fights and fifty off,
GERS sat about the twenty foot ring
Admiral Fighting Bob Evans advocates
boxing as a part Of the blue Jackets drill
and he attends every bout he can. He
was not present last night but several
members of his staff were. No outsiders
were invited.
The first bout was under the manage
ment of Master-at-Arms Sam Rogers Of
the Tacoma. The first bout started at 1880
o'clock.
purse of $500 was raised by subscription
among the sailors and officers of the fleet
This purse divided so that $25 went to
the participants in the first bout. $50 to
the fighters in the second. and the balance
SD. to the contestants In the last bout
Lieut. ID. c. Hanrahan, engineers officer of
the Tacoma. has been designated boxing
manager of the fleet. and he arranged the
meeting. The combined bands OF the ships
In the navy yard entertained the sailors
until the fighting began. But all were i'm
patient until the nghtweights selected for
the first bout entered the ring.
This event was between kid" l.insky of
the Chattanooga and kid Beetham of
the Tacoma. 1t was a four-round go,
with two-onnce gloves at Ito pounds. The
referee was Midshipman Blossom Both
men sprang into the ring a few seconds
before the gong.
The little fighters went at each other in
dead earnest. There was no cheering nor
criticism of the fighters the part of the
audience. as orders had been given to pre-
serve absolute quiet. After four rounds of
furious fighting the referee called the fight
a draw $3.50 re.~st . cys-..-7-s
The next bout was slashing one all
through. In the fifth round Shaffer drove
Dormartius TO the ropes and would have
finished him but for the bell - -
One minute after the sixth round began
Shaffer knocked Dormartius out. For ten
minutes Dormartius remained unconscious
while Ships Surgeon woodward worked
over him.
ter maneuyers off Culebra,. V.s.La there will
be series of boxing bouts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03
counterfeiter Caught with the Coin.

George Olenstead was arrested yesterday
at Huntington, w. Va, and a considerable
sum OF counterfeit money was found upon
his person, Olenstead made a confession.
in which he disclosed the location of the
counterfeiterss headquarters under the Ohio
river bank below Central City. A guam
tity OF metal for making the bogus coins
and several melds were found. Olensteads
confession implicated three other men,. and
the. authorities are now searching for
them. The operations of the gang have
been chiefly In the vicinity of Charleston
and Huntington. Five members OF the
gang have already been sentenced TO the
penitentiary, while four Others have been
arrested. Dollars. half dollars and nickeIa
have been manufactured by the counter
feiters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03
Objects to Intrusion Of Foreign Order

Grand Master Juan Pablo Soto OF the
Mexican knights Templar at Mexico City.
Mexico. declares that he shall protest to the
proper authority against the establishment
of a commandery OF foreign knights Tenn
plar in that city. He declares also that II
Ii absurd for the new commandery to say
that 1t will not recognize the .rightshDfStha
Mexican knights, OF whom there are now
10000. with Communicates scattered all
over the republic. Grand Master Soto says
he Is awaiting authorization from the SUI
preme council of Mexico to enter his protest
OF the American Knights Templar into
Mexico without permission from the grand
encampment there s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03
Philippine steamer sunk.

The interisiand steamer Canlabenia. 4. 0e1
tons, was sunk In the recent typloon on
Tyeao island. one of the Vasayan group.
Apparently all on board were lost. She
carried five Americans, one Spaniard and
eleven native and Chinese passengers, and
a crew of ninety-seven men and officers.
The island steamer Carmen is also reported
lost. Details are lacking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03

band is survived by four small children.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning from st. Mary's Church.
While working on the new chapel at the
Naval Academy Saturday afternoon Leslie
s. Kiakring had his arm badly injured by
a stone from aloft falling upon him. His
injuries were dressed at the Naval Acad-
envy Hospital.
Thirty-eight cooks and walters have ar
rived at the Naval Academy from the
Brooklyn navy yard for service at the mid
shipments mess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03

While the racing was going on field sports
were in progress and also base ball game
between the Gunton-Temple team, cham
psons of the Church League. and the team
of the Agricultural Department cham
piens of the Departmental League. An In
teresting feature of the athletic events was
race for detectives, which was started
by Maj Sylvester. Detective Branzeli was
the winner. The other events resulted as
follows:
High 5amo-won BY White. feet and inches;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03

Box. feet and 4 inches, second; Decker. feet,
third
100-ysrd dash-Won by Decker: Roberts second;
Cook. third. Time, 10 seconds
440-yard dash-Won by Decker: Herring, second:
Yoder. third. Time. IS seconds.
12-poupd shot-put-Won by Hefner. As feet and
inches; Cook, 40 feet and 2 inches second;
SchlOsser, 40 feet, third.
Sack race-won by veghn; Box, second; Ashton,
third No time taken.
Fat mems raee--Won by SPAIN: Brahler second;
Stanroth, third. No time taken.
Girls race-Wen by Stella: Hyle, second; Spohn,
third. No time taken.
Tug-of warn. Auth Provision Company de-
feated Heurich Brewing Company In 80 seconds.
Defeated Church Leaguers.
The farmers defeated the church leaguers
by score of to 5 In the base ball game
which was called on account Of darkness
in the sixth inning. The score is as fol-
lows: 700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03

Miss Hattie Phelps of Norfolk, Va. ssx
teen years old, eloped to GatesvilIe n G..
where she became the bride of Charles
Dalhe, also OF Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03

1t pays to read the want columns of The
Star. Hundreds OF situations are filled
through them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-03
Sports in the Field.

The officials Judges John IT, Gheeu
John II. Kelly.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13


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The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company London
Incorporated by Royal Charter 1899.
Under contract will, His Majesty 3 Government

Los magnfhcos vaporcs "ESK" & "EDEN" de esta
Compania reanuaan cscaa la isla Puerto Rico
peando Inero 23 oomun ando as nuesta lsa San
Thomas Islas ngesas, Hoand Eranccsas, Venezuela
Colombia etc EStOs vapores recomendan especalmente
los Turstas c3tando equ ados toda case de comfort
modeno Sc admit tambfn carga para las sas antedlchas
ademas para tOdOs los pucrtOS dc lturOpa.~~~"
Adcmas de vapoes dc pasacros, que recaarAn en-
este puerto egulamenc caa Uncena eczando en- Enero
23 habra buena aston para embrcar todos los
puertos de Europa los vapoeS de de esta Compana
los podan cDauicr de los pueros de la lsa
siempre que haya SuilclQnte carsa.
Para mas detal9s dirigrse a:
FRlTzE Co. Saccs. san JUAN
FRIIzE, LUNDT 81 Co. Succs. MAYAGUEZ. Agenes
s. ARrCIBO Agentes.
T. SILVA BA~K e Cow. Co, AGUADILIA AgenteS
s. Co. PONCE Agentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
Fecha memorable

Hoy Sc cumplen etenta Y siete af1os
lie haberse publicado en- Puerto Rico
Ia primera Balan2a mercantil.
En- 1928 no eranuevo para es,a isla
el conocimiento DC a manera y forma
dc dar los vientos de la publicidad Ell
movim!onto mercantll ocuryido duran
tc el aho fiscal en- toda la provncla.
Un cmpleado del ramo de Hacienda
estaba encargado del rrferido trabajo
que hscia con toda precision y esmero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

PoR CuANro habiendo presentado
el abog4do Don Francisco Antonsanti.
una moci6n nombre de lSidoro No
lica Corrca Y otros. vecinos de Lola,
Solicitando IA declaration de dominic
de ID Siguiente fnca
Un predio rdstico situado en- ell
"barrio Mediana B.ja, tGrmiao Mu
"nicip4l de Lola, hoy Rio Grande.
'compuesto dc veiute cuerdas mas
70 Gnos lindando por el Norte con
la Zona Martina; por ell sud con
''terrenoS de la Succession de Don
lose Maria Marina; por 81 Estecon
"terrenos de Ia misma SUCCESSION Ma
"rlna; por Il Oe.te con los &c
"Zoio Morales
PoK TANTo y habiGndose ordenado
por el Hon. Emilio del Toro. uez
de esta C0-te de Distrlto, Sc publlque
por tres veces Ia peticion en- TIN perlo
dico de los de mas circulation de esta
Ciudad. para que los que teugan algdn
dercqil0 real sobre Il inmueb!e DIES
crit6,#la personas ignoradaS a qulenes
pueda perJudicar Ia inscription en-
general todo el que quiera oPonerse
pueda cfectuarlo .en el termino de
-sesenta dias natW4los iibroel presen-
te en- Saa Juaa de Puerto RICO, II
de Febrero dc 1861 lose Z. Figuc-
ras. SecretarlO dE,la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
COTlZsCl0NES De kRTlCULOS DEL Pals

AZUCAR-Para el consume.
Nosca bado (claro) $3.50 As
he miel (claro) de $375.
Centrffuga (claro) S475 as.
Americana Ia 50.
De Ponce de S4H a54.
Almidon, S21a
Algodon 50 50 ?.
Cate corriente, $I3aI3H.
Cueros dulces, alrededor de $40 u "
Cccos q $40 millar.
Ron IS gr ados Cartier, de IL ents
gallon.
Maiz, $3.50. a.
'ebo, a S4H qq.
Tabaco, nominal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

S.. ~ sa}sa25s S5a5H.
PaFtido S2A.
ArenqueS So.
Ajos mallorquines 25 cents
Id Cappadre 80 4 IS cents.
Ajos mejicaroc 4 10 cents.
Ajos blancos 4 IS cents. 4"
Bombones 50 Ill. RI
Bacalao, S71z.
Sal del pals Is Cclts.
Cebollas, a So.
Garbanzos, $4B 40.
Hsbichuelas coloradas del pals So n
aS4.
Amerlcanas largas Sc. Blancas del
pals $3A a 4 Blaucas americanas
$5A a 81
Hsrina de trigo, S6 oA.
Id. de ma5z $3.50
Iamones, $7B as.
Jab6n Rocamora, a Sass, americana
$2Hy4H
Manteca, $3.50 en- 4 y en- cajas
de S6H 4 10.
Mantequilla, $13h I6.
Pasta, $3A del pals.
Pasta americana en- cajas de una
Jrroba 50.
Papas americanas, SI.oo. EspaiIo-
las en- cajas S. 50.
Tocino, 4 SI33l 4 ID.
Quesos, aners. s 10 PataGras $I8.
Tasajo, 4 So aS14.
Sin variac6n los demas articulos pu-
blicadOS 1ltiru3mente
AZUCAR PARA ENPORTAR
Cotizamos 81 90.
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Los automobiles
rRASLA,vl pE IA AcENosA

Ia Arcnca ae~e IA empresa e hA
irAslaasao 4 81 nnevo local air4ao eE
"a call, d- Ia OTus nGm q. Gonde se
eSpcadcn ios tQues e da-sn iusof.
mes de todo 10 oonoernientc esis ser
sloio
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nrl plSIGlIa llBlClM pS ~ llA
Es,ados | nidoS lie America
III i'rcsidente +" :. =
Dc los Estados Unidos
DECIARACI6N DI DOMINO.

DEclARACldN DL DOMINO.
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nihGo Ploy eN'o - sc qu'1'O P0i0
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P,eS-'@o oe uos 'n''loue' de "e > "a 7
nla que con IA Panlalla de a8ricul r
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nos paSar oe>PueS 9o'"S puolcdS'
S'no un elhlleS''to ue &c uoCe . yum
&C "liiloneS que Ho cao9 (" q C'l'e
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par" Ia nid' A1'eies ~ !" III - ~"
-taua aZosaud de Huo91t"S 'nuuS''laS
= mas des'a!'oa' SIN PIo''Ccloa' 9il
eiCduo HaClo""l ID MI ,1.'.. Vo' HaHc
rainen'@ azo,Ao" P9I el Sae.on = UNI
ca que loI suS c',nuIctoiieS nte1s.s'seS 3,.
ccoilohiic@s' 81 hd'la . ioS ciuCo Hs.''S
0n ID 'ii'9tHa P0pI si.u"0''A q"0 ~
que "a q . aquel &c a IRE
q AP'1cAuo el etii p e'''lo d -oo"' Id .
lnHNS'flas' Gu las .1e~Iq!N's P'GPoi .
cones que sc le P'1tenoe u"l' oeSGc
lue8o pueae aSee"4aiSe que nAoa ie
cocaI = al c's4e' 20 \" Z 'iIA que 40 -
SoroeFS en- tot~hG"1 g ID que &nehoS
nos 10 neGes1t"' ID ilId iD(1uSt'i ID "@u
CaFera. Fealdo Po' q CAFE que So!o
10 nece'ita' 10 aP.oVe'h"r3n 10" cuiu =
No9 que no 10 'l0ce9 '''n. q'0 't9H9n -.
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Cuito PilV"HY ! o1'''''N !" Pi0
teCcIoh aduahei ~
nay III a.. 81 & c'ii - C''1'o % "i''
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ID c@le'e'a Gu a l'e'''a-, 10 SCI -"
mas qce NJ MAJ ulS'i~| .eet l"'Ao9o
ehlPEestilo par" OoLd'' 4 10 'aH,0S
cuantoS amos e ielh-n-'4o empires
tlto P IA IA agriculture = pre9eil u I q
SIN tapnJoS, en- 81 C'l+Ceei Icl daHeIC I
de tnDTcSiltO para DOTaS DUDllGAS. &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
Princi 2aies articuIos

que Sc detallan en- almaceneS, 4 los
sigulentes precios m/m
Arroz.
Iss'nssl' ID "a lussnaa. s~nsah p Hessias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
TrasladO de COnsuItOriO

El Dr.. Don Gustavo Mufloz
ha trasladado su Consultorio a
la casa Mum. 81 de la calle de
Tetuan.-Telefono, asa.
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CALL MONEY At
NINETEEN PER CENT
Caused Some Sharp Reactions
In Quite a Number of
Stocks.
MARKET OTHERWISE GOOD.
NJ First Free From Pressure Because
OF Russian Securities Started
Upward Vigorously.

New York, Dec 6-Russian securities
stocks here. free from pressure on that
account. started vigorously upwards
There were many Wide gains, the south
ern iron stocks leading,
There was a great variety OF upward
movements during the first hour. about 70
railroad and industrial stocks. which APP
pear but seldom in the dealings, rising be-
tween ! and points. Wider advances
We're made, Chicago x 81. Louis A. the
second preferred pa Pressed Steel Car
S2., American Hide & Leather 2ls. Colo
RADIO & Southern first preferred 2is and
Lake Erie and Western 9. The usually
active stocks were less represented, but
Kansas u Texas got up 2, the preferred
and Brooklyn Transit ~. G. 4 q. IA and
Pennsylvania. ST. Pau. Rock Island pre-
ferred and the d. * X. q. stocks point
Realizing sales made some impression on
stocks that opened high and made the
market somewhat Irregular. The southern
iron stocks and National Lead reacted
point or more, Lead preferred sold at
decline OF q The market was quloter ANA
generally below the best ut II o'clock.
There was sharp momentary reaction
with the high opening OF the money mar
ket, which carried Locomotive, Lead ANA
Lake Erie 4 Western preferred point
or more below last night Prices then
moved up n gain and new points OF
strength developed. Chattanooga & 81
Louis gained o. Texas n Pacific D. & II,
q. preferred. aud New York Central 9
Tennessee Coal 4, Sugar 2ia Brooklyn
Transit 2H, and Amalgsmated { Ipcr and
many less prominent stocks point or
more.
Reactions reaching a point Or more oc-
cured shortly after midday when call
money went UP TO 10 per cent New York
Central Pressed steel Car Tennessee
Coal and other similar well known stocks
fen back q point or more. The consptcu-
Gus buying focused again on Tennessee
Coal, and It's rally to 100 revived 9 mod
crate inquiry for other stocks, Della ware
a Hudson and international Power NOV
cd M 2is and there weer additions to OBJ
scure stocks, making gains OF between
and .
Railroad stocks were not much fac,
tor I'm the afternoon market the demand
mostly running 20 the specialtlcs. drop
OF over 3 points In Lead contributed 70
an irregular tone for a time, Federal Min
ing improved T. International Pawer SS.
the Iinseed stocks 3. Metropolitan Street
Railway 2ls. New York Chicago & 81
Louis lost all but fraction Of It's gain
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NCENTRATES.

e. y. ma ~klilS, merry creek MN
lNB Hna'1 - III INV ''''
NJ T. Dolly of the Silver King at
Park city was in the city today.
Manager George Dern Of the Con-
solidated Me,-rur has returned to the
camp.
There were hve ear loads OF NAM
ports from the mine still continue
good
G. {. Hislgns. or the venture Gold
Mining company OF ha"ich county,
Nevada. writes encouraginsly OF that
bunch OF cactus miners came IN
this morning to TESTIFY In the Manage
case winch has been brought against
the company.
General MANAGER Crowtber NJ the
C,,',tt,,','.,i ti"a 49,, o,,,,a 49,, &c.,
the camp LAST night, reports four feet
or snow mt Alta
1I.,,.s,.,. LIo.hro,,oL soys chat tha
miner, ~ ne ~ loo a,a nowndtng
IN - ro,,rh - - 49,
Ion the ,eh, ,s neorirs,
- "'s'
George II. Robinson, the general
manager of the Britannia Copper COM
pauy ~ down from British Colombia to
look AFTER his Tintic interests.
49,, w.
~ n ,ile ~ r a,le y, '1n Nuo
~ =" va. n'u.".oi,u - ~
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. GA sharp advance IN the
price Of wheat at Liverpool was reflected
In strong wheat market here today
Shorts and commission houses were active
bidders. Reports of unsettled weather IN
Argentina were In a measure responsible
for the fifmress. May opened lsMis 10 "a
4as higher at SOS to S9ii and advanced to
@is
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re.
ported receipts Of 2S cars against ~ u
years ago.
The corn market was affected by tho
strength Of wheat. May opened n shade
10 isqli higher AZ 81. to lSi, and FOR "A
lime held within the opening range,
Shorts were moderate bidders for oars
May opened isnA higher AZ 1924 to s!J.
and held steady
from pnckers. May pork was unchanged
at la.5,is; lard was m ?s at 732ls ard
ribs were unchanged 80 III,
Cash: Whcat--NO. 8 red, sSi4Wssi4 No. :
red Ni.nSis, No. 2 hard. SedSs. M g
hard. SggSNa. No ! northern. SiiyISgi,.
ass
Corn-No . a.
Onts-No, p 9A,, No g. 30i,d30i,
The market suffered a severe reaction
on selling due 70 reports 81 large dellv.
cries on Decem Der contracts NAV dc.
cllning 10 ss'a The market rallied sharp
" on active demand from eadIng bull
and May advanced to onl. Tho close was
strong with May up lTlk al 90
Corn-The market continued firm
throughout the session. May advancing
TO 6n, The close was firm with May
showing Q gain of isdi. at ~.
Close; Wheat Dec, SIs, May. 30.
Corh-psco 4SA. old ~: May, sh
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NEVADA STOCKS.
FORENOON SALES,

DAILY, 100 at 1.24; 100 at 100,
Daly-Judge, 50 at 500
Ontario, so at $50; 10 ati05; l25 at
AS 300 az 4S5.
Little Chief, 1000 at ~ 1000 at 35s;
/, 100 at T.
New York, 500 at l9i7,
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at SO, seller 80; 1000
at 33ia
Columbus CON, 100 at 2,95, 300 at 296
100 ut 2.91iz.
Carisa, 800 at q. seller 30. 200 nj Il;
800 at q, buyer SO. 500 at 20is,
DAILY. 900 at l.30,
Little Bell. 100 at $50.
Little Chief, 1000 AZ 3is.
Lower Mammoth, 80 at 3ila 400 at 80.
New York. 1000 AT 10, 500 at ls&,
6. 900 at 1Sis: 500 at ish. buyer SO; 900 at
lsL: 500 at IS. 1000 at liza.
silver Shield, 1900 at 22is, seller 30,
200 at Pm; 500 at 22l2.
TOTALS.
shares, Amt,
Regular call ......,.,..l 1885 2,32t0o
open board ,2l,9SO 6,iOl.I5
S2.2S5 slO,O25.15
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MAY BE A NATURAL RAISE
Jump In Price or Ontario stock Now
Too Great for Mines Value.

The big jump IN the price OF Ontario
stock n causing all kinds OF ruinols
among brokers and the mining public
generally This morning 4 fresh rumor
BROKE out TO the effect that the Wabash
crowd were buying up the stock with an
eye 10 It's control Yesterday II was
stated that the Daly-West people were
behind the jump.
When seen this morning, Manager
Rood said he had nothing to offer ~
to the cause Of the raise from $3.50 10
AS5 In two days The mine IL In the
same condition except that II II draw
ing OUT lie suggested. however that
possibly the stock had been selling too
low.
This phase OF the question Is possibly
It's solution The mine has the Key 20
the situation at the Park. as oil the
contiguous mines must use It's water
channel sooner or later. The normal
price OF the stock should be at least ~
or IS per share, as those who are deep
est interested In Il hold the old pro-
Queer TO be worth sSOO0,O00. According
to this figure the stock may be yet too
cheap,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
BIG GOLD STRIKE
IN PARK VALLEY.
Manager Bailey Opens a Big
Blanket Vein in the Susie
On Dove Greek.
WILL ERECT A CYANIDE MILL.
Vein Averages From II 10 i6 Feet IN
Thicllncs. and Can BE- Mined
Very Chcaply.

The next near By mining property to
be heard from ~ that OF the Susie
Mining company which is operating on
Dove creek in the Park Valley district.
The company Is composed Of Salt Lake
aud Logan people aud have been de-
vclopmg It's mine for little over two
years. The property consists Of Ave
claims In which several strong gold
hearing lodges have been traced. one
OF these veins has been developed quite
extensively both by tunnel and shaft
IN all the ledge has been opened up
800 feet In the upper workings. Cross
cutting has been done az the bottom Of
the shaft, over 20 feet each way and
quartz rock has been opened mp as"
saying as high os sos to the ton,
A recent discovery however. has
caused the owners to come 10 the con-
clusion that they have a bonanza. In
sinking shaft below the FIRST work.
ing strata uf tale WIS passed
through AT frst It was not
anything OF. but some of the owners de-
clded to have sample asssyed when
he was surprised to md that the sup
posed worthless STUN ran " IN gold 10
the ton. Since then the vein has been
explored and Il Is found that the COM
pany has an immense body of this
class Of ore The vein Is In blanket
form and averages from II To l6 feet
IN thickness as far as opened up. The
stun is so soft that Il can he shoveled
out ond test of several tons proce
that II can be cyanided at loss OF
rlA a "a
A force Of men are now at work OPEN
ing up the vein and preparing the mine
for a large daily output. A cyanide
mill win be erected In a short time and
another producer added TO Utahs gold
mines, owen Bailey well known
mining man Is general maager Of the
COmp0uV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
MORNING CALI ON CHANGE.
Ontario tgaln the Feature and Trad.
Ing Generally Brisk.

Another good day can be recorded for
the mining exchange, At the morning
lession 81, 2Sj shares were dealt In bring
Ing the sum of SO ,02575 ontario was
again the feature of the call ana sold
~ To SASS q share. DAILY was also In
sympathy with its big neighbOr and
sale WAS recorded as high az $3.50 Beck
Tunnel sold mp to 33@ ON the open
board. and Columbus CON. was strong
nt S2,g7h. Little Bell reached the SO. 80
mark. The features Of this part OF the
session. however, We're Carlsa and New
York. over LOO shares of tho latter
selling from 10 at the open TO II at the
close. paly-Judge was strong at S.
while Boston Con was wanted at 32S25
+. S. Mining had a bid of Si02j. aud
50 Fat was offered for Grand Central, \