davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
GENERAL BUILDING OPERATIONS.

The American Contractor Publishing Company
has issued the following report regarding January
building operations in twenty-nine cites:
Taking the season of the year into account. de-
clded building activity is manifested in most OF
the leading construction centres. appears
from the accompanying reports from various
parts of the country. These arc contrasted with
the figures for the CORE spending month. January,
OF last year. A large number CT buildings are ull-
der contract, and present indications that the
year 1895 will prove active for the build
ing trades. This is the when building ar
rangements made and plans prepared. and de-
cided activity in those lines is reported. The de-
crease for the winter months. thus far has proved
less marked than anticipated by many and
the accompanying figures Justify the belief that
there will be an early spring resumption Of build
ing
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

TO erect "palatiaI" dwelling house on the Madi-
Son-ave block front which he owns. But these
little districts Will merely be GASES in the wilder
ness Of business buildings and tenements.
The other side streets in which residences still
survive arc all in the direct line OF business ad
vance and must yield 10 the profitable en-
ployment. Ttsse dwelling houses will be replaced
ny slN- zine perhaps eleven story business
buildings which viii be used south of 23d-st- To
accommodate the wholesale trade and north Of
2ad-st. to accommodate chiefly the retail trade
though Il will not be long before wholesale houses
also viii be occupying locations north of 2Sd-st.
The whole OF the city between 14th and 50th SITS.
,th and 4th aves, will become extraordinarily
lively mixture CT office buildings hotels restau.
rants. theatres and
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
wApswoRTH-AvE. PLOT SOLD.

The Sterling Realty Company has sold the plot
Of lots on the east side of Wadsworth-ave. 20 feet
north Of 1s0th-st. size A 46x1o0 feet. TO William
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FlLgp

wehster-ave e 5. 1.075 u Woodlawu Road
5oxS1 * irreg; Manhattan Mortgage Company
113th-st 9, 7a-s Il ot Park ave, ~ sx1Oo II.
Rusiness Mems Realty Company loans 10 Frank
Hiilman and Joseph Goding 5000
same loans to same 1900
same loans to same ls.oOO
ieo To- same loans 10 same N 1900
ioo To- same loans to same $4,000
100 10: same loans 70 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Iostb-st ~ I'd for six
story brick ia thouser 20 3 S-Txil2: Israel Lipp-
man owner Bernstein s Bernstein, architects $3.50 coo
ID andi19th corner; fo- six story
brick store ana tenement house - l0N72, David
Herman. owner sass 3 ssnalaessr. architects 10000
Q Of SHAVE
brick istho1ses. 2axs71i: Wather &
Weit5er owners. George Pelham architect
I4sth-st n T. 1871 OF Sth-ave; n story
brick fatEouse. 39xSI II; Louis BablOre.
e.: George Fred Pelham. architect. ..-.... - 600
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
LEONARD WE'LL CONTROLS BIG PLOT

George Backer Of the Randolph -Backer Company.
said yesterday that the eleven and threehfths lots
(5x99 feeD the south side Of 16Sd-st, 100 feet
sonaIly but were bought by him as agent for Leon
ard Well who now controls the north and south
sides OF 163dst, beginning 100 feet east of Broad
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
BIG BROADWAY BLOCK DEAL.

Bernard Smyth Sons have sold to Mrs. Doc
ter, Sidney Rosenthal and Leo Minhard the entire
block front on the east side of Broadway, between
12st and 122d sts. size 1s 19x100 feet This plot is
opposite the two blocks of land which were
Gently presented the Union Theological Seminary
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
PLOT HELD FOR MANY YEARS.

Du Bois & Taylor have sold for Miss Sarah F.
Miller to client plot. 10Sxl4o feet. on the west
side of Washington-ave, los feet north OF I0th-st
This plot together with the old homestead on It,
has been in the Miller family for more than forty
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
NEW HOME FOR NETWORK BANK.

The New-York County National Bank, at No 70
sth-ave which recently acquired the adjoining
property No - sth-ave and No 500 West 14th-st..
from Colonel John Jacob Astor will improve the
com bined sites with new home for the bank
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
IAE RRoNx auILnlNe pLAM

Park-ave. 500 # ~ 216th St two storv and
basement brick tenement house. 20x56. CieorE-
r smith. owner. William NJ Rogzee. architec:..
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

IT'S BAD TO READ TOO FAST.
you may overlook the little advertisements in the
narrow columns
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

poses. though most OF the other lots were sold to
De used for dwelling house purposes only strenu-
Gus efforts are being made 70 preserve the resden-
uai character of the block. but far these efforts
nave not met with much success. Mr. Balm also
recently bought the Euclid Building No 56s 9Th
ava
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Brooklyn Property to Let.
HOUSES FOR RENT IN FLATBUsH

furnished, for rent for the summer or all the
year round at various prices in fine locations
In and near Prospece Park South. Take Flat
bush IL TO Beverley Road station. DEAN
ALVORD. 1505 Beverley Road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06

ham iuW morning io sample % property
recently brought to the attention of
hlp num
IRWIN Fullerton. Wduor ~ the De.
lroit Mich, street Railway COMPANY
lg IN the city, The quest NJ his brother
ln.luM II, w. Groom assistant mnnulor
~ the Blnghlm Consolidated MOiug
company
j, Il, Yolrdsoy Wrll known 10 The
local miuuR fraternity has been ape
pointed superintendent of the MILLING
department uf the Pau Cola Mining \
Reduction uumpuuyN plant al 'nrliN
Aria The uudbu pluccW III IN operation
at the pluu property
The lloncruc Ey Mining company at
Stockton has commenced nm active de-
yolopmont campaign ON IN properties
Operations viii be conducted through
the llonoinc drain tunnel arrange
monlp io that end having been made
with the management of the llonellne
company
Harry y, work manager Of tho New
house properties In llnnupnh came IN
yesterday and VIII leave for philndol'
phM mn business lip M u Few days
llo was accompanied by scott OIoo'
tho superintendent q ithr nropolllos,
They report things looking extra wei
In their section The ncW ehltt started
n month ago, Is now down 100 feet II
II expected that the ledge Wlll be en-
coun,crcd m "A depth OF zoo loot-Tono'
puh bonanza,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
THE O'DONNEL DISTRICT.


Reports from the now O'Donnoll min.
INK district located 10 miles east of
COLD crater and the old Tonopah mine
says the Goldnold sun are TO the of,
feet that the section N experiencing d
substantial boom, ana that there n n
considerable rush Ia the country Great
interest ls being manifested IN the now
district By mining men Of 0Odneld
John McK0no ana Messrs MrNuugn.
tom ana Wilson are heavily Interested
IN the new district being the owners
~ the Monte Mona property which ~
reported 10 De making an excellent
showing ore running In value from
$40 TO 1880 per ton has been unCoV
nrcd on the property which has a
lcdgo ave feet Wide In the bottom Of n
30 foot SHAFT The ledge Outcrops ON the
Ntriuco, The formation Of the claims
" porphyry blue limestone ana quarI2
MI Mckme h1s purchased eight claims
surrounding the Monte Mona, ana IL III
his Intention a. develop them as Quick.
~ az possible Wood ANA Collier hive
tukon a lease on q claim near the Monte
Mona, ~ has i, G, pegan The leased
properties have an oight.foot ledge that
runs $40 u ton ON the eurfuco
Mr. Mcknno, II II learned, IN exceed.
ingly enthusiastic ns to the new camp
a toWnsI'o win be- laid out Immediately
The district " said to be- admirably lo.
Gated, Water IN great volume Ia oh.
lelnaOlo Within six miles, located AZ an
elevation Of 700 feet higher than ,ho
district II IL proposed to Immediately
construct pipc line and push the uoW
district to che front as rapidly IN po,.
Wblp wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
MAY HAVE pERlsllED.


special Correspondence.
Laramie, Wyo, july o.. T.. H. Morris
lho veteran prospoOlor ana minor VINO
lcli Laramie three weeks ago Ia visit
iho mines ~ his company I'm the Doug.
liN creek country has not been heard
nom, ana n ig feared he has pcrlthod
AZ the time Morris started FOR tho
mountains the plains roads Woro very
muddy and travelling most dllllculL
The mountains were filled with melting
tnuW which, In places averaged ten
ANA twelve feet and several SHOWS
storms visited the Douglas creek region
at about the time Morris should have
reached the mines.
Morris should have returned ere THE
and his friends are worrying about HIM
A few years ago Morris had AN awful
experience IN the mountains NJ this rou'
son Of the year lie was on route TO his
mIncs when oyorakon by n storm ana
became lost The storm WIS followed
by warm spell uud the SNOW melting
rapidly II was almost impossible for
nm ~ make hW WuN tie Was out
Nro days he last Two without food,
ana Two day and two nights were
,rcnt In travelling three miles The
only way he could get over the snow
WS by LAYING his blankets down on
top Of the snow ana walking his pack
horse over Morris used three blankets
In much the same manner as skIds are
used In moving houpcH
Morris friends believe that no can
take care Of himself IN almost any
weather but fear ho may have fallen
into a uvlno ana poushci II some
word N not received from him soon,
y party win start ont 10 search for
HIM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
New Nevada Camp Is Attracting
PROJECTORS and Mining Men
From All directions,
TOWN or NIPPENO MOVED.
Now \ Nile aud a Halt South Of For'
mcr Location Ground Staked
OF for Miles

Special Correspondence
Crescent springs Now July 4 Y D.
advertising this camp hua received
from the hands NJ the newspaper FRA.
ternty ms had llr effect Two Woke
ago lhoro WAS hardly % wosvoolor u
the camp. hut inc foN that were hero
have certainly made a record In tho
way NJ uncoycrug several good
strlkoe the result NJ which ~
that PROJECTORS hnyo Hooked into thin
camp In gropl numbers After their
arrival they dld not hay obou, town
but went ont into the hills
II II the opinion ~ many practical
mining mon who have como here that
the values DO mot lly ou ,ho surface,
hui that II VIII require depth tu loms
onullnlo the oNiout ana pUmunoncy Of
the veins,
The reports coming IN from prospect.
Ore each day are very onuuuruginr, 900
much 20, that the people huNp hrgun
20 place confidence I'm Inc nnrmnnoury
Of the district ana they So begun
60 improve ACCORDINGLY THO town Of
Crescent SprIugH has doubled ilB popu.
l0tlon oyory other day for the past
week. ana AZ mis- writing there are a.
least a hundred tents and frame Hlruo.
lures IN evidence ana more being built,
every day Nearly every business ~
represented whore there Woro Ave $50.
looms a week agu there are at least ~
In full operation now
The ground about Crescent has been
located for miles around, ANA ludgluR
from the number of stakes put up, II
" apparent there is not much vacant
ground close 10 town,
Sccoml placer locations have been
made IN the wash uu both sides of
the railroad track nj Nlppouo elutiOh
the Distributing point Tor SoWDhllght
and Crescent The railroad ulllco iF I'm
nm old box ear cihooso. Recently The
station was located north of the pres.
ont townalto, Those who located the
ground had uo sooner congratulated
themselves over the fact that they
were iu Il position tu do business I'm ana
at the expense of the public, who mlrht
invent I'm town property ihHn the com.
pany hooked IAN engine to the uolrm.
mlatiNg station un WhooR aud pulled
n mile and half south ou The sid.
ing, rhcu there was another iudis.
ptminnto rush for luuliunH Illcos
for lots near the old sOto have van.
ishod, ana what they WIN Boz whore
the box ear has been located ~ yet un
uncertainty us they have not been put
ON the market as the titles hoyN NOT
been entirely cleared up lut the
present site for the town Of Nippcno
has somo advantages II IN four ana n
half miles nom the crescent springs
toWnsito The stage faro hN nulos
mobiles from Nippono 20 the new camp
~ 81. ana hy team 81 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
CONCRNrR ARES,

Al lava, b. OIL. Ala. pu.lI..,,.. .......
M OphIr today
n r..,I,,,.. ....,.,.....,
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,,,',', a., n',,' '''",,,''," W. ,u, on
'''''''' N''' ''''''' NJ w AVA ''I'N'
CE Naduur who ls couhIcrlu, min.
inn luomlions m Npvudu ~ u An, .ity
Operations SIN BE- r,lmrd nt lb.
Raymond s. llmou property IN rmiI
most Nont
,...,.... .,,. I"'9, 'i' op.'' of l0' 20.
DhN mumug
,.
'"' ,I ,n'"I,l"l' I"IO nm" |"N
'I' ID. 'h' Ilolo "llN'I 'u.n' d' fl,..u
" '' 'N SUNNI
W Crip. w.uIprl. nr rl, lt,pi,b..
'lh' lN ln' 1919 'olpuNoud district
'I' ''h' Too camp
rn.. u.,u,ld n.,. ,...,.r,t ,..,.
min Io ljO.n n, o,,p' n' h,. NO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
SEWER CONSOLIDATED.
steps 10 Provide Greater Mllllng foeill
ties Will he Taken ~ once,

The stockholders Of the SEWER Con.
solddtcd Mining company with prop.
critics I'm the Gold Mountain district
IN pllutc county met IN ogden ycstol,
day In annual session, Resides the
election OF board Of directors TO
serve during the ensuing year the
most important business transacted
was the authority given 10 this board
ia take immediate steps towards en-
mrgIug the compauy'R present mllliug
facilities while the mill that has
been I'm use ut the mine has been doc
Ink satisfactory work. II N not largo
enough to enable the company 10 derive
much profit out of H. IN Uct, u was
huilt for experimental purposes, ana
now that II has accomplished all lhpl
WIS expected Of H. the olliuiUls OF the
company know almost to certainty
what ls necessary a. place the C0mpu.
ny ON "a paying basis,
Practically "a complete new plant N
90 be- built which VIII enable the treat'
mrut Of 100 tons of ore per day
The officers and directors for the
next year are, seymour w. Tuloch
Washington, y. 60 presidents W, IT,
Musun ogden vice presidents Edgar
II, Thouon Ogden treasurer Who
WITH william Turpm of Washington
H. O., aud Thomas Arbon of ogden
constitute the board of directors r.
n, Muison was chosen nv secretary ana
H. W Foster manager
The report OF Manager Foster bcarine
on conditions M the mine were ~ a.
most satisfactory nature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
HE ~ GRATEFUL,

pr Grccnhalgh, Sult Lnko,
Dear Sr-Ihis will show that / vus
afflicted for many years with Epgoml
Wu my face, and that dlrug
mat period tried many remedies hui
was induced I'm take the
GroouhuRh cure for y,m dis.
cnsos, ana ! ann happy Do uv
! am completely cured, I'm % Wou
mont extending over u porIol of ony
four months take pleasure m rec,
omm"ndinR your remedies lo uup unu
afflicted with similar dNopecs an amy
NNu trouble. RI,o lhlg without nuy
solicitation mat you may know ! am
more than mplcWl fol the euro.
", w. TA1'LOrk.
AllowcN i3 Allup I'm
rhogo wonderful remedies can be-
onl ln You Boy oynrow ur mail Write
~ Groonholgh llomcdy CO., gS H..
roWM South Snll llko Cilr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
PRICES HIGHER,
STOCKS UNSTEADY.

New York July G-rrading started
with prices generally above lHHl nlfhl
THE galus were limited 10 small fractions
except for Tennessee Conl whIch Jumped
!ls ana rulon pacluc and Heading Whlrh
Ntro up large fractions Dealings were
not ON Large scale but were wei ulH'
ulhulod over nignt gains were can-
oollcd boy the VOLUME of Iuni1lng mat
mot the opening advance. I'm some cases
email fractional usN,a were sustained
~ IuuH ANA san rMurlrrp SECOND pre-
fOriod gave way IA Slusm SuDlDold Nlrrl
DIV ana NultuWr'l'ln sh. AfkltHtNo
buying NJ solicited stocks turned the cur
lcll upwards again. but except Tor the
luadrls the ilgo aid not extend beyond the
opening lowell Union luylOp ana Eric
WDo heavily bought ana lhorc was ALSO
uu unusually largo demand for suGlr
lmNovtmgnls If d, poinl were. rbmhutn,d
u Union Pacific, Ere ontario q M'Hr
cu and G., g. G. q H. Luuif and IL IN
sugar ana United states Rubber sluHs.
Shoiuold Steel made up ~ loss
4 denomination IN Reading carried the
pll,o through the previous record g.
Eric HNt preferred, Republic steel PIE.
louod, United Railway Investment ana
Rubber Goods rose 10 IA, United states
Rubber and The preferred 49, The Nus'
lulnlnH pNuCl az lhr lkrudlng movement
was used TO sCll stocks elsewhere ANA
prices REACTED, Reading pllng back 10
point lloUds were irregular at noon,
The general market showed lltllr In.
dependent action ana NaH sentative 10
Inc fluctuations I'm Reading when that
stock mounted upulu 10 l0is Interest wns
revived In other stocks and pliCor
strengthened but us soon ~ Reading
stopped rising the general llal halted ana
hccumo dun COLORADO Fuel made "a sud-
den squirt ~ Of llg while Delaware ~
Hudson dropped M about as much
Most of thu late buying conferred IN the
western railroad stocks especially Union
Pacific which got up 2 points ~ PAU
I 10 ~ made IN Southern Pacific North.
crn Pacific ana Reading second preferred
Reading hOyorod around loi. but was con.
siduWhlN lees active Pacific Coast
dropped 2 points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
80. COLUMBUS ADIT.


Secretary Arthur T.. Snow Of the
south Columbus Mining company Of Al.
u ha' returned from IL lrip To- camp.
whore ho made nn examination of ito
compnny'F property 'rho tunnel, he
ftaioA has reached the length of LOO
feet ana that the ground IL beginning
10 show decided slams of softcnmg up.
For many months the mon working in
he tunnel have been up against Il
mighty hard formation OF rock and
coupled with difficulties experienced IN
getting sufficient air from the Colum.
hus 'onu comprcnHoiH progress has
been necessarily slow
since the installation Of the second
com lrpssor at the columbus no moro
trouble " being experienced from a
shortage Of power
with the rock getting softer, the tun.
mel should proceed moro rapidly than
has noon possible heretofore. Tho muo
'Nus closed down Tor three days this
Wcok 60 enable the employees "a celo.
hhlto the Fourth but operations were
resumed lhIs morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
During the Month Of June All
Previous Production Records
We're Smashed.
MILL MAKING FINE PRODUCT.
conccn,ra,c Carrie, Copper Values Of
0,c' 20 Per ccnt'-Optlon viii
Soon Expire

Manager Henry Carow NJ the ohio
copper company showed hlp father n,
H. Curow who nTlyol from ohio Il
few days ago about the domains Of tho
company In the copper bearing zones "
Bingham Yesterday The elder CuroW,
ancr his return from camp expressed
considerable satisfaction nl the way
things are moving ~ the mine and
equally gmJilcd was he over the res.
suits being attained ~ the mill In
lower Bingham where the Clushrrs are
pounding away ON goo tons Of ore daily
ana which rs being converted into con,
coniruip Or the basis NJ about ak tons
into one, making a 3o-prr cent copper
product win small values in gold ana
silver added
During ,hc month of june the ono
company marketed II ears of cOnoou.
tiHlos ana two cars Of crude ore, maxi
NIX The banner month Of lts history
The concentrate now honW produced
runs higher In copper hy about 10 per
cent than that marketed earlier In the
year
Indeed, II IN very evident Judging
nom the record now being made. That
The present officers of the company
would be- iust us well satisfied II the
option given 90 the American Smcllors
Securities company mn adjunct 10 the
American Smelling 4 REFINING compA.
n.y. ~ not exercised, The option has
nearly two months yet IN which to run
and calls for the payment of million
dollars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
RECAplTULATIoN
4, =, CAMPBELL,
f,och Broker 20 n H. walker Block
NEW MINING COMPANY,
Cincinnati nulfrog ioing Organized TN
dor wyoming Laws.

tho articles uf incorporation of en-.
rmutu Bullrlog Mining company were
sgnod mp hN local parties interested In
~ organization this morning iu the
ollloo of Wlllnm H. 'ribhllH They were
then mailed TO CINCINNATI whore they
win huyo several other names attached
whom they VIII BE- ready for Ming m
the state ol Wyoming, under whose
laws the company Wlll operate Tho
rauibl stock win be I 600 900 shares ~
the par value of ~ each Thomas james
Of cincinnati win be president pf the
company who, with w. II TlbhllN ana
H. j. Thomas of DhW city, win comprise
the oNroulNc committee, The company
win undertake 10 develop the sight.
hawk group of three claims near lcat
a. NoN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
Struck Rish Docket.

Telluride, roloo July q Workmcu
I'm one NJ the local minos this week
struck a pocket nom whIch gold assay.
Ink 100000 d TON Wla taken, The ro.
suits ol d few hours work amounted
10 moro than 5000 and the prospects
are thul uu Immense fortune vib be
cleaned un before the pocket In c,.
hWlstod pio''s of one brought lo
Telluride lgyod moro gold than rock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
RICH pAYMAsTER ORE.
on Exhibition AZ PROVO Promising luea'
llons IN American iork.

Special Correspondence,
Provo. july G-.Samuel l., Adams, Jr,
jr, has brought liuo specimen of cop.
per ore from the paymaslor mine, ncal
a. George, which IL ON exhibition at
he uompuuNs office In the state Bank
of Provo,
the chunk weighs $50 pounds. ana
carries lfA per cent copper il9 gold ana
20 ounces silver and Mr. Adams says
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
FORENOON on EXCHANGE.


During the regular coll of the mining
exchange this forenoon only two stocks
participated IN the sales these being
May Day and New York bonanza, both
Of which sought lower loyol Tho
former dropped under nix cents share,
while the litter came down 10 rs cents
ana ON the open board a cent below
this, 4 few shares of columbus con,
solIdatcd. offered at iaia cents was tar.
en- Cnrim AluN and Butler Liberal
fold ON the open board, Tho closing
quotations and Wt.cs were us iolluNH
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Now York July 6-sugnr, raw, MONT
nal Fair refining 3'r ronuIfugll no trat
a. mOnNpH augul 1A
RcNUcd- Steady crushed. r,l0. powdrr
ed hN, formulated $40
lilllo Steady unchanged Receipts
No,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06

choose Quiet. unchanged
3pgs Firm state lCWuu ana nearby
fancy selected white @ miEcd rNlru
1890 western cNlru. liuli4 do. irstf
lGHlGig. Huuthorns lH'h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
OGDEN AND
RETURN 800.
Via ID, a. Il, g. Sunday, July 9th.

leave SAT- Lake 1928 D, m Ucmm.
NIX lonNc ogden 100 y, ma, Eupo meets
the train for ogden Canyon Everybody
invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-06
WOOL.


A. Louis July d. wool ucndy Ter
utow and Western mediums Gu% fine
medium 2lU9,, nnr lNugl