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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07
Loss by Fire Small.

The Waterways journal says the
loss by fire on the river is very small
compared TO wha, it once was. In
former times il was proyerbial tina,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07
FITZGERALD GOT DECISION.


Milwaukee, Jan G.-Willie Fitzger-
aid OF Brooklyn got the decision on
points over Maurice Thompson of
Butte Mont. al tle end of liz,
round boz tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07

Word was received here yesterday
that Mr.. r. A. Burne of 81. Louis,
form er proprietor of The Bulletin, Is
recovering from ceyere attack of
rheumatism OF six weeks duration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07
PURELY PERSONAL


Mrs SuIa Finch and son, Lewis
have returned to their home in An
ma, after visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Roila Spann
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07

o.
AThe above Is the verdict Of the
.soroper'si iifty 'on the death of abe
aged farmer, w II Thixton. who was
killed as stated above
Before rendering the above verdict
he jurors visited the spot where the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07
STAGE at 4 o. m. YESTERDAY.

The stage OF the river at D. m
yesterday was l2.4. showing a rise Of
81 in twenty-four hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07
Wasted Kindness.

Some individuals make ii habit
to bestow kindness only on those who
DO not require them
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07

nne The Spaniards re- Israel Putnam.
fused 10 acknowledge
him. and Napoleon only kept them In
subsection by maintaining powerful
armies In the peninsula under his fla
yorite marshals. Soult., Massena and
S0chet who were responsible to the
emperor After the battle OF Waterloo
he emigrated to the United States and
resided st Bordentown N. j., until
tie accession OF Louis Philippe in 1880
w4ieH he RETURNED tovEsnrope
1880 The Empress Augusta, widow OF
Emperor william, died In Berlin born
lsIi
1890 Rev. DR. Edward MeGlynn, noted
Catholic priest aud orator died at
Sewbnrg, n Y, aged 81
1902 Ebridge \ Brooks. writer of popular
books for boys. died at Somefville.
Mass. bornls47 Baron Jean de Bloch.
authpr OF srhe War OF the Future"
the book which led to the peace con
gress of 1893, died al Warsaw; born
lSls
1&ss Park Goodwin. noted editor and au-
thor, died In New York city; born ISL
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07
;CENERAL LOCAL NEWS

With The holidays over The first Of
the year rush of travelling men has
commenced and the rotundas OF tho
local hotels are again filed with tran
scnts. Business has started in with
ru Il and the chances are the month
will be heavier than that of last year.
A report is being circulated that
there are $50 or more cases OF small
poX in Pldueah. Doctors say there
is no excuse or justification for such
reports, as there are not half doz-
en- cases of the disease in the entire
city. and only few in the pest house
What few cases that have been found
are very mild, and some of the pa
TENTS do not have to go to bed,-Pa'
lucah Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07

aIan lost his life and they declare
Bridge Junction to be death trap"
They consider It an unsafe place for
passengers and expressed surprise
that more persons had not lost their
lives al that place
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-07
Jan. T In History.

InS--6seneral Israel Put
ham born in Danvers.
Mass. died 1870.
I75S Joseph Bonaparte. eld-
est brother Of Napo-
leon. king Of Naples and
Hpain, born at Corti.
corsica; died in Eng
land 1874, Josephs reign
in Spain, from 1865 TO
1918, was only nominal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28
below WE QUOTE
PRICES ON A F7E "
GOODS that must be sold:
75c CRASH SKR rs,
! CSC DUCK SKER rs,

$125 and $50 Duck Skirts
7 l size 30 Two Piece Suit, $500
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28
WEST BURKE.

Mrs. Ally Hall has been spending the
past week in Barton.
G. H. Coburn and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Barton.
E. B. Smith and wife are visiting their
son in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Mary Fairbrother has been visiting
friends in Coventry and Newport.
Mrs. Martin of Boston was the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs c. H. Coburn last Wednesday.
Rev. c. c. Whidden and family, and A.
L. Aldr1ch and wife are camping at Lyn-
dUnville.
L. A. Pratt and family moved this week
to st. Johnsbury. We are sorry to lose Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt and wish them all success
in their new home.
Mrs. Seaver of Newhaven, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Smith of Lyndonville and Mrs. Helen
Thompson OF Newport visited at Geo.
Powers last week.
The Burns Military Band returned from
their trip to Bradford Fair with flying col
ors. The boys have an offer to play at
Windsor next week, but probably will not
accept, as they cannot leave their business
cgain.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28
NHEELOCK.

w. S. Bartlett is working at the mill.
visiting her,
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Heath were in
Glover Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goss spent last
week at Willoughby.
Mrs. C. G. Mooney took carriage drive
to Littleton, N. H, last week.
Sixteen persons took dinner at the
Caledonia Spring house Thursday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Cummings of MiddIesex
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Peasa.
School at ChandlerviIle began Monday
August %, with Mrs. May Mooney as
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. R. Barber recently
received some beautiful Chinese flags from
their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Craig have been enter
tanning their sister, Mrs. Deerhams of
Hampton, N. Il.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.. nd
Mrs. Eugene Guyette for the death of
their little child.
The l.. B. s. at their last meeting oil ected
the following officers for the next six
months: president, Mrs. Grace Heath:
vice president, Mrs. w. w. Bean; secre-
tary, Mrs. May Mooney; treasurer, Mrs.
w. W. Bean; committee, Mrs. Lucy Weed,
Mrs. @. l.. Gerry, Mrs. May Mooney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
SUTTON.
DEFERRED LOCALS.

Leon Moore and family have returned to
their home in Boston.
Mrs. Maud Noyes is boarding for time
at Ernest Richardson's.
L. w. Green recently had the misfortune
to cut his foot quite badly with an axe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Curtis, Mrs. o. t.
Curtis and Mrs. Taft are among the excur-
sionists to Old Orchard, Me.
The remains of two of the former resi-
dents of this town, both aged people, have
been brought to town for burial the re-
Gently Mrs. Ransom stoddard and Mr..
Erastug Way,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28
SHEFFIELD.


The schooIhouse in district No. has
been newly painted.
Road Commissioner Bickford has been
repairing the road near George Sherburne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bickford have been
In Montpelier and vicinity visiting rela-
tives.
Burke visiting at the home OF 5. Drown
recently.
Mrs. Harry Chase of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wins
low Brown.
Miss Helen Martin OF Littleton, n. H.,
has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Alice Davis.
Mrs. George Bickford has returned from
Coventry where she has been the guest OF
her son Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Remission, Byron
Kendall and Dora Way enjoyed trip to
Burlington Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Armstrong has gone to
her work In Newport after passing the
summer at James Armstrong;.
Mrs. U. H. Jenness went to st. Johns
bury Saturday where she will remain a
month with her son and family.
Wednesday the F. B. Sunday School
went to Lake Bean. Rev. George Gray and
family of Starksboro visited in town last
week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28
WESTMORE.

All interested in forming a fish and
game club for especial benefit of lake Will
oughby are requested to meet at Gsrdyne's
cottage in Hyde's COVE, Wednesday, Au-
gust 30, at 10 a. M, at which time plans for
the formation of the club will be made.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
A party from Coventry and Barton
Landing are camping in "Birch Bower"
Miss Edna Lloyd OF Worcester, Mass,
and Miss Maud Miller of westfieId, ac-
companied by friends, have been spending
a few days in Co. K cottage, Lyons grove.
Mrs. Buck and children from Manches-
ter, \. H., Mrs. Eber F. Humphrey and
children from Newport and Miss Mabelle
Cobb from Barton are occupying "5hasta"
cottage, Edgewood Park.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28
SIDETRACKED

Such is the position of many
of US in relation to our fnan.
cial matters.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28

CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.

Mrs. A. B. PEBBLES and Miss Marjorie
go to Portland, Me-, this week to spend
few days before returning to their home in
South Acton. Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28
LYNDONVILLE

Keep in mind the auction sale OF the Fl
o. Allen Milk Farm, on saturday, Sept. I'd.
The sale includes the farm, milk route,
cattle farming tools etc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28

"Ha@S0eVeI a man s0Weth, so shall he reap.
come TO our store and sow few dollars in Gosh
ing held and you will reap hundred fold Do
nv SOW your SEED among the thorns of cheap clothing but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
PRODUCE,


chicago, July g. Liberal prohl taking
caused weakness IN the wheat market hero
today with tho exception of scattered
rains In the northwest The weather o0ndl'
lions were favorable for the rapid adj
youcomcnl Of the crop, The market open.
ON September being n Higher 10 y lower
~ Mt,nolls Under heavy liquidation the
pllc, dropped Ia Mt rally 10 1914 was
followed bN another reaction 90 SOW, Min
noapols Mluth and chicago reported
loceIps Of 9ol cars, against 80 N year ago,
rather honush under the influence of
weakness ~ wheat september opened !.
higher 70 y lower nj bbG to boh and sold
NJ To b5hn@b
marie, wac me ined ~ weakness R'ptcm'
her opened a shade higher to ltNl. lower
NJ FOX Ia 90H and declined 10 2DN
Provisions were weak on confirmation
~ yellow fcyor AT New orleans Com,
mission houses had liberal offerings but
I he dcm T. " was extremely ,l,E66l sCp'"m.
S SSwiP 'I Ei y'S 70 'H,a3 si i' % 70 W.
", "s,S w'' wSS%SI,r 49, 4 red. new ,saos,
No. Q hard, nominal new, palo2p No, B.
hard new polsGD3; No. l. northern. l2a
l l'S, 40 ash o. Go''N''n' 'O"l'oi No. B.
'fcor1 No. b @qYs4i No 8, sassy
oats no. {? 81 No 3, Blt
rol september the lowest point was
reached Al No. Tho market continued
rather weak unll n few minutes " The
close when demand again became active,
causing another uptun ON he advance
september sold M 10 loA Tho market
cldped Arm with September up hdh at e)N
Mnll
com. Tho market closed easy with Sep.
'CIouse, V""Wkc0t h,ly Sos,, aori GOA. n,
Yarn Joly! Ss Sld S,A, Sent, os,a
M, old $9.d5Hs Dec lsN, Old 6'si
''6sw iniy'lt sept aoN Dee, ao',
"e9tk July isiiNj sept, assn ocn
Lard July, io. sept ils,si oct, I9i
Nov ilgis
Rye cash, lev
Fas-Cash, northwest, 10
Timothy Scpl, go
clover July RM
barney Cash l2uN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
GOOD CROPS ASSURED

Hon George llomncy chairman of lhC
Consolidated Wagon and Machine com,
pany's executive committee recently
returned from n visit Ia BoXoldcr and
Weber counties lie was nj Garland
last Monday attending the directors
meeting NJ tho Bank Of Garland and
returned TO this city part OF the way uy
team, lie reports a scarcity ~ WAlnr
especially on the east side OF Rear river
but excellent grain and beet crops arc
n evidence all through Bear river sal.
ley and IN Davis, Weber ana B0Xodcr
counties, Assurance were given by
Bishop Lows Of the titan Sugar com,
p1ny that Ia relieve the situation they
fully expected 10 turn the WHlor mu
tie east side canal again, rise " Quo
and lhroo.qulrlors inches IN the water
was shown at the Garland dam Do
Cache valley Bishop Romnoy wa, uD,
compuncd by George r. Ololl and b r.
trltchlow Of ogden, the former was OIL
ID duol trip IN the interests " the Gone
holidnlod Wagon ana the independent
Telephone companies
The telephone company he reports
Is now operating from utah county,
south 10 north Of brigham CIly uI
within very few weeks win have off
fees established al ~ important point
between Logan ana Provo. inclusive.
~ onlCo ~ now Installed I'm Brigham.
Mossrs, komncy ana Odrll oNuD1 lo
Visit the snake Rlpor valley next utoN
ana are making arrangements 10 send
llnmblcr touring ear bSli north lu.
that purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
BUSINESS NOTES.

Local stock brokers report The past
week az one " tho liyellest for long
time, The feature Of the week wac The
purchase Of the Blaakfoot Sugar com.
pany factory by the Idaho sugar com.
pany. u fact which put the stock OF the
latt0r IN such strong favor that n
jumped 10 1925 per share, where II
remains without sellers this morning,
The stock N offered Ut sli II " not yet
known when the treasury stock ~ the
company win be sold 10 provide means
for the payment Of the Blackfool pur.
chase, but manager cutler win rcturn
from the cast on Wednesday, when ,
meeting Of the board Of directors VIII
be- called TO consider the matter
Several largo blocks Of Consolidated
Wagon preferred, changed bands at
SOL
There has also been considerable
trading IN options OF the Western Idaho
sugar company which have sold AT
1000, Contracts for tho two factories
Of thls company to he built IN Pay,
cite and N0mpa, VIII be placed In The
east m the near future,
The following are tho latest quota
tons
AmalgNmnlcd Sugar CO., pfd ru l0l 90
Common Observation-Disclosures, l02 10
Beneficial hfe Insurance Co go, lO3 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
GOLD CRATER srRikF


Gro running 500 to the ton has boon
uncovered NJ the bottom OF the 65,foot
shafl on the curtis n nidgo group,
saye the Tonopuh sun
The sniko WIS made by Nmmhall,
Elliott ana Duncan lonsCrF Consider.
Hblo ore undlng about 500 had hcou
shipped nom lh,eo properties ana mum.
crouH rich strikes of small hodlos Of
richest strike ~ any depth set made
in the camp.
Tho news of the STRIKE war telc.
phoncd In by Mr. Ridge hcm Ould,
ncld At dold crater "a few days ago
excitement ran pretty hlRh and this
strike win receive popular interest IN
thp paYib
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
CONCENTR ATl!S.

Eastern adyocs indicate that utah
copper stocks are IN demand,
The Pioneer sampler reported today
with three ears NJ ore from Bingham
two from Altu and ono from Nevada
Jesse knight of Provo II said TO be
negotiating for the old Dyer mine, 70
miles north Of Norool
Monday bcIng Pioneer day, lhcro WIN
be mo- call on the stock exchange the
brokers having adjourned until 10
o'clock TUESDAY mornng
II Ia estimated that the Wyoming
mine In American Fork canyon has nt
least 100000 worth OF ore blocked ont
and ready FOR shipment
The days receipts NJ the Taylor.
Brunton sampler amounted 10 six ears
Of ore from Tintic, two from Bingham
and one from Frisco
Wnliam H. Mucklow president Of the
MaloHtlp Copper company has return.
cd from the south wol pleased with
conditions 40 that property
Tho Giant ChIcf At Bingham h M,
ported ny Manager +, j DonOhuo M
showing ~ inches ~ ore running 49,
high as 10 per cent load ana 30 ounces
IN silver lo the ton,
ore ana bullion settlements Ns 70,
ported late yesterday afternoon by Me-.
Iornlpk a Goa amounted 10 iO3, 100 d.,
yided ns follows Sllycr lead gold and
copper ores $4,000 base bullion $4,000.
The Great BEND group At Goldnold
win begin marketing 500 ore In the
near future, This II the report brought
back by vivian T. strange inc well
Known mining engineer
Godnold sun Two ana one,hilf TINS
of ore, valued NJ $1,000 a ton, Viii be-
shipped to-day from the Mayno lease
No 70 the kadIrh sampler At Colum,
hIa In addition 10 this phenomonally
rich rock 40 sacks NJ ore running bet.
ter lhan 5000 ton, VIII ho sent 10 tho
sampler The entire shipment VIII not
$40 900
So scnsationally rich II tho ore from
The new slrlka IN the Montana. 'ronopnh
TINT McKlng has been abandoned, and
tn mmcro, 10 holsod TO the surface
onG dumped into box cars lust M IL
comes out ~ No sent 10 the smoltor
Values have moi yet been made public,
bur tho strike - rlld 20 be the biggest
lhlng yet found he camp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
CHANCE DISCOVERY,
How Fortune Favored Gerhard, In De.
yslopmeni Of tho Phoenix.

Tho, the element Of chance sometimes
tgurcs largely IN mining operations N
omphutically demonstrated by tho TO.
mantle story of the Phoenix, and how
lls owner, Andrew Gobhardt discovered
the bonanza ore body from which the
heavy shipments ~ hlgh.gradc ore are
now being made,
For years Mr. Hcbhardt patiently ana
porsoycrnRly developed the Phoenix,
saws tho Bingham bulletin. lIo had
expended much moro money man he
Ind taken out ana had rum n tunnel
about 1000 feet across the entire prop.
or,y, This tunnel followed u small
assure to point which Mr. Gobhlidl
thought 10 BE- about mdor hla side
lines and Oa ho could 90 no further
he abandoned The work In discourage.
mcnt and closed down the mine.
several years elapsed and az lcngth
the UlNh'ApoN am adjoining property,
desired the use NJ the long Phoenix
tunnel through which 10 explore its
ground II sent lluglnoor Poet nm To
mako u survey NJ thu tunnel and this
survey showed that the face was etIll
loo feet within the Phoenix boundary
Inc. llc reported the fact 70 MI
ucbhlrdl, who then decided IN play out
the gnmc 10 ne end, ana vet one man
10 work IN drive the tunnel the remain.
ing 100 feet across tho property
\ small scam " gulouA nude itH nps
pcnrunco, winch Nldrupd us II Nna
followed ana soon led 60 tho immense
body Of hlghgludo ore NJ present oS.
poscd IN me Mine one of the greatest
WlNor'lold deposits ever opened IN the
district
Mr. Gohharll now admits that En-.
glNoor Poets survey W that old tunnel
WAS worth 100000 20 tho PhoenIX,
while the element Of chance N IN.
VOWED, had II not been for Mr. dob,
hardtE pluck IN continuing the tunnel
there Wsuld have been no discovery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
NO STRENGTH IN
STOCK MARKET.
Selling Movement Of Yesterday
Continued Resulting In Declines
All Through the List,
LOSSES or SEVERAL POINTS.
Prices Worked lrrc.ularly to o Lower
Level, Closing Being Active
Mud Weak,

New York July % The solllne move
mont In force NJ the close yesterday was
continued at the opening today ana nola-
bic declines resulted all through the list
Now York Central was carried 'down Ia
ana Heading ana Union pNcihc o point
pnd w. paul, Canadian Pacific ana local
fractions u large fraction ~ the loss ao'
tive stocks luckaWannn dropped ana
Great Northern preferred 2 The rise Of y
IN Northern lhunp was the only eNeop'
ton 10 the prevailing weakness, support
Ina oldue made themselves manifest al
Suppuli lrum the orders rallied tho
mdiKut uul buymg VI lulB kid Jld not
folluW w the advance ana iurlhor fel llhg
cuTod prlDrt iu q uuN lpN level. New
Work Genital lull 2s lIcading lnulsfllle
Paul Canadian l'u,iuc l,nnossro tonl
broke aHd The United states steel
stocks, sugar Pressed steel car lcnnsyl'
ytpla and u y n, a.. preferred a point
Pullman rose I ana lnckuwnnne tccoN'
cred most ct Ne decline Tho market
slchdod and became dun a, The end Of
The hour
Prices worked lroguaiy 10 lower
level touchInn the lOwcal after q slight
Wlly which occurred before thr appear
uNr'- ~ lUu lhlk .Nhl'Ulonll l'''UlNN l'll
10 ~ IN New YORK Central ana 20 2
points oI moro IN Reading ~ Paul
Northern PNdhc, Canadian pacIhc IT, n
~ Colorado Fuel Sugar and Atlantic
coast Line and q POW, o, more IN A,hl'
son, Baltimore a ONO Mexican central
Locomotive. Amalgamalcd copper Poo,
Pics Gas Pacific mail and the United
states Rubber stocks l.ackawanna drop
ped B, The closing was active ana weak
Money ON call nominal no loans, Time
loans, steady ca days, 20 20 days. @3Ai
sis months, 3Aui
sterling exchange arm with actual
business IN bankers hills at 4 SO tofi "a, "
iol demand ana NJ iN iOUi 50 for 60'day
bill, posted rates ! NsuiSila, CONNER
Cial hlllp, lAadt Nt
Bar silver 5Ts
Mexican dollars ibig
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, easy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
ON THE EXCHANGE.


The Weok closed ON the exchange nm
record oi lbLipi shares Rold. for which
buyers paid the neat llttlo eum oi
NiONll, Uncle sam ma l.owor MAN.
mot were the features although olh'r
stocks contributed llbornlly to thr b,,si,
moss done notably New York ynlEno
Con, Alan May Day ana silver sbl'ld
MOS OF thoso continued IN good dcnnnl
ana when u halt was rnllod for lhn
week, the mmkot was firm. wpgnplnu
Bood business for days lu como
TolnyA cnll was the most nrtlvc nf
he week, the record being 26.gOS shor,s
Tor W,bi1N Lower Mammoth Vns mo
star actor Of The day, the stock ptnrlins
M nlP ana selling up tn 5p WIN mn
additional lgOro ou tho open hourd I'm
NJ 600 shares changed hands. ,,hllo
'ho cad closed with The slock vnntnl
NJ JN, Uncle sam sold freely nj yos,
iordovH hguros ana closed slronr vim
y ND " A. May Day took plrl in tho
trading between Z ana n While Nav
Vow MAS u seller at a ana IA and
BullorLlh went to,S, ana So
Tho closing figures were aa follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
AS Campbell,
etool Broker. ai6 ID. y. walker Block.
GUGGE NllllMS HERE
Noted smelisrmon In Conference WI
IoenI RvproscpIDiIyes

Daniel and W Il, Guggcnhcim Of New
York. the noted smcltcrmon are at
the Knuisford, after "A weeks abscnou
from his city IN Nevada, which they
consider u land Of the greatest poselbll.
tiles The McssrA Guggonholm were
today buslly closetcd With local repre-.
sent0lives Of the Trust ana other prom.
incnt mining men AZ noon however
they had nothing 10 give out for pub.
llCatlon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
RICH PLACER CLAIMS,
j, !, Soteusen cleans Up s300 n week
AZ Medley, Idaho

Special Correspondence,
Medley, oneida CO., ldan july go
Placer mining II active on several
claims Tho man employing the most
men II i, j sorcnscn, who has seven
men ut work Tho land must be
stripped to dcnlh Of ave TO ton feet
before striking the gold bearing gra.
vel From q pit io0XaO IT, ~ this gravel
the result Of two weeks mining, Mr.
Soreneen has just made $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
Tintie King Incorporate

Articles " incorporation of the Tin.
tie Klng Mining company ot this city
we're nlod IN tho county clerks o0irc
today The capital stock Of tic com.
pany IL 100000, divided into shares of
the par value NJ ~ each Walter r.,
riko IL president Ice Hopper vice
ntefllent Edward PIKE, secretary and
trcb surer The company owns the
Manhattan ana Revenue lOdc claims,
located In the NntIc district JuOb
county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
NENY YONk pKnnllnR

Fair refining 3A, centrifugal "a lest A.
molaFos sugar ~,
hoNnod-qulel crushed 800 powdered,
62o Rrnnulatod iN
Coffee steady No l. invoice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
Sacramento Posts Dividend,

The directors Of the Sacramento
Mining company met yesterday after.
noon and posted dividend Of half a
cent share or $4,000 payable Aug l.
Tho companys books win close ON We'd.
nosday next and reopen the date Of
payment This is the fret dividend In
months, and win awcll the total to 1888.
GOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS,
BANK CLEARlNGS'

Nov York July u, Tho following table,
compiled by Ilradslrool shows the bank
cloarlngs ~ thu principal cities for tho
week ending July a. with the percentages
Of Increase And docrras aH compared With
the corresponding week last year