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The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13
TO BUILD
Portland Electric Lines To
 Come North

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. J
 Portland, Ore, Oct 13-The Port land Consolidated Railroads annua meeting will take place next week. At that time it will announce it's intention of constructing electric lines to Seattle, Work on the lines will begin at once and it will continue until they shall have been completed.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13
HFNRIFTTF HERE
 FROM VANCOUVER

The Mckenzie brothers big freight CT, Henriette, arrived in port from Vancouver at 1 o'clock this afternoon with l15 head of live stock and a small quantity of explosives for Atlin. She sailed again at 3 p. m. for Juneau, where she will discharge 45O tons of coal. She brought $50 tons of coal north for Ketchikan.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13

Lumber for sale. Inquire of Pete Madsen, Seattle wharf. 10 If
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13
NEW ONE
One RefOrmer Declines, Re-
 pubIicans Name Another
Special dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)

Special dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
 New York, Oct. 13--Charles E. Hughes, the attorney for the life in- surance Investigating committee. re- fused to accept the republican nomins- tion for mayor of New York ard Will liam Mills Twins, who acted as counsel for the J. Sloat Fassett Investigating committee in 1892, accepted in his stead.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13
Rainier BeOrs

Rainier beers by the dozen bottles g 50, at the MaSCO' saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13
WON'T GO
Effort To Endorse Jerome
 Fails

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 New York, Oct. l3-Tammanyites fair ly booted the name of District Attorney Jerome, whom many democratic lead CTS were seeking to have Tammany en- dorse for reelection as district attor- ney. The convention refused to en- dorse him.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13

stead.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13
Government withdraws 24 square miles near Fort William H. Seward from public entry--Wantedfo for water supply for fort.
Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )

Washington secretary the interior today withdrew from public miles Fort William Seward loft the the parment preparga supply the streams in the vicinity
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13
SITS OFT
Bub Evans Leaves to Meet
 British Fleet

(Sp ctal Dispatches to Daily Alaskan }
 New York, Oct. l3-Admiral EVaLS, "Fighting Bob," with the battleship squadron, sailed today for Annapolis, where he will welcome Prince Louis, of Batenburg, with the British squadron on the morning of October 3I.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-13
Only Place in Town

The only place in Town at which you can get Jos. Seagrem's White Wheat Whiskey is at the Seattle Saloon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
STOCKS STRONG
AND BU0YANT,
Opening Hesitation Soon Dlsslpat.
cd by BuIllsh Activities In
Pennsylvania Group
TRADES TOOK THEIR PROFITS.


Now YORK.. June 3-opcnns dealings
were on a large scale, bn, the price
ehangos were generally small and miSoj,
An outbreak u bulllsh activity IN The
Pennsylvania group diaSInatcd tho uppn.
ing hesitation, Slight lossos IN the Pact.
llcs were recovered but The general list
dld not benefit much, Most OF the lndo.
pendent metal stocks rose buoyan,ly, Il =,
pIto the rlusgishness u the United states
steel Stoke which woro held IN check
by large profit laklng 'solos Traders took
profits and the market cased M und he.
chmo dull but rose again before tho end
OF the hour
Pennsylvania was lifted "a ON large
buying orders ana western stocks camo
into the movement Union Pacific touch.
ed l.5, ~ Paul and Atohlson rose point
aud Illinois Central 2 a number Of spc.
cNlllcs also r0Hc u point OF more, lnolud,
INK Colorado Fuel sugar, smelling pre-.
tcfrcd and Westinghouse Electric, Ncag,
lng ln Reading AMI IN lho United states
flvel SHOCKS confused tho movement
InitGd slales Steel preferred ialling be.
low last night
bonds were Irregular Ut noon.
several OF the railroads ana speclalcs
mat hnu Jagged Were taken uD after mid.
dqy, notably the Rock Island stocks, Can.
adam Pnrlnc, Wabash preferred and
Amolgannlcd Copper These became dull
~ comoli with the general market after
ihoN had been llflod point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
CONGO MIR ATEs,

Secy 4, H. Snow Of the columbus
Consolidated II M alta today
Aqlla Noboker departed last nigh,
foi Mexico on mining business.
The late assessment Of u cent a
share on South Columbus becomes de.
linquent today
Broker Dewitt " Lowe, who has
been out on the coast for month,
returned home this morning,
r. W. GulIror superintendent ~ the
stockton mIno NJ Stockton expects 10
leave for Montana tonight on mining
business
The Uncle sam Consolidated com.
pany drew down Tho proceeds from the
sOle NJ three ears Of concentrates today,
President James 4 Pollock Of the
Salt Lake Stock and Mining EXCHANGE
has gone to his former home In Mis-
W H. Bray Of this city and aeso.
riNtes, have secured n bond ON tho
Lest Emigran, property near Bonner
Nevada,
The foundation for the nov Edwards
i'"N''l fH'ilN w w lN''ll'p Nv WV
fnlnp0 slnel'or IN bingham Is nearing
oolllpl"Oon'
4 message from Now York announces
Tho arrival Of A, w, Mcrunc In that
metropolis from tho .ccrro Do Pasco
ihlnoa ~ Peru
Frank Wilson has secured n bond on
cnp,cm CnIlfornla wblrh ho Mi, uUdnr.
take 10 deyelon. ''''
>,
- " wheeler has returned from n
,rlp 10 tc"ola' Notu whore he has
n,'n loohlng over the country, which
w HoSh " LOOKING up
rho ore ana bullion sc,,lomon,s 20.
ported late Yesterday by Ne, 'ornich A.
Co., wcrc ns follows. crude ORC and
concentrates 81, ZOO busc hul,ion Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
PRODUCE,


chicago june 22-Considcrmg tho
greatly improved weather rondiiInns i'm
lho wheat belt tho market wne icmnlk,
ABLY hullleh Commission houRop were
as'lyo bidder, ANY opcncd y shade low;
told up to sS., Mnncapolis,' p,2u,6 HHWI
chicago reported receipts of 10 ears
against l@ u year ago,
'bsh Wheat No, ?, rcd, l.0l, No. 2,
rev pinlW No, =, hnrd 0glgui 90, No,
y hnlI plnwi No T. northern ia, M,
; northern hmnl,l2i No, o. spring iOgH
oots No Z, Sop,g'i 10. & 81 S0''N
Later July hud sold ND 10 loI ON
Nronglh Of cash whrnl ut 'l outside
~ dsa oyJlly closed nrm, y cen, ,Igh,
strength Of wheat had stcadylna Of.
locl on corn bnl liberal ncroplnncos were
4 bear fnclOr July opened down 4, Al
oL ,hcel around blls ana later advanced
to olpal9" closlng, arm ot ils
ooh,f VIII WchlN july opened y cont
Higher prices for i've hogs followed dc.
crontcd receipts had n strengthening n.
Iorl ON the provisions market soptoInbcr
pork Wht up } conln, lnrd waH I'm >
'on,t ana UOs were 2'gud oonis higher,
,loTci Wh'a'~July e)p9)A SEPT, Nv,
,'olnrJuy, go. old. Sp,a5,i., aont
", assn Old i3', pcco islqi I'D ,6h MN,
oo'r,,,J june; % July 3ll.aas sept, siu
:, t9gk.JulN l?Ii'N sept l9N Dee,
l.2ld"my i'sd SEPT Ilgsi oct,
gi6,,.IplN i'oi scpt ,i5aI,,,5 Oct,
Ryo-,luly 6
dllN.tosl. noubwostcm ip.
Timothy June, 400
Clover Juno II iMTg On.
Barley Cash lgHlO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
MARKET DULL,
SALES WERE FEW
May Day Continued Weak Not
withstanding Statement Re-
gardlHg 40 Assessment
SACRAMENTO CAME OUT.
This Stock Was Bought at Mae Cents
-.Salcs OF New York, Bullcr.Llb.
cral aud DAILY.

This has been quiet day along
Brokers Row on Second South street
The total forenoon sales on the mining
exchange footed mp to slleijO, repre-
scnting the transfer OF 200 shares, >
May Day continued IN weak ~ over
ana ,old down 10 \ cents u share, Not.
wlthstandIng the Statement, Of Mana.
ger Darmcr that there Is no immediate
need II an assessment, the public seems
to be Of the opinion that one IN incvit-
able In July unlcm something unoS-
peotod turns w. one gossip has u that
Manager Darmer has some good ore
bodies opened up ana that he Ia not
rushing 10 market with II for
the purpose OF allowing the
stock 10 suffer n bear move
mont Few believe this story but
are prone 10 accept the statement that
the manager would keep the market
pretty VOL supplied II he had the ore
Lower Mammoth sold n, 2S cents this
morning \ few shares Of Sacramento
Vontured out, being taken NJ y conis
star Con, found favor ut 81, while To
tro came down 10 10 rents, Butler'Llh'
crnl DHly and New York were among
the other active stocks
The closing quotations ana sales
were,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
california ana honolulu Capitalists
backing Enterprise,

Plans have been laid and win be
carried INTO execution Immediately for
the construction Of u gmpltpr at lldu
A company which WIN have capital,
iznllon of slO,O0O,OO0 " now In course
OF organization. says the tioldDcld sun
\ party Of capitalists who win ear.
~ the project into execution. headed
by Judge George u, Gear and Mr. Me.
konsle, Of Honolulu, and Mr.. Lhckmnn,
OF sun Francisco, visited Ida yosicr.
day ana made "A survey Of the sltua.
ton, II IL learned that they found con.
ditlons more favorable for their plans
than hey expected, and as result
nave decided 60 proceed M once with
the organization OF the smelling com.
puny
u IN proposed TO construct a smeltor
with q capacity ~ $50 tons of ore a
day, The mine owners and operators
OF the Lldu district have assured the
capitalists this amount " orc for
treatment daily and have entered into
contracts. There liz every possibility
that the plant VIII increase ils fnclll.
Ties ~ demand requires. and that this
WIN be necessary almost Immediately,
II N the plan to boRIn the conslrlc.
lion " the smcller within tho next two
weeks
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Tho Madison lold NlInng y Mllung
Company, Principal place of business Sult
iAko CITY Utah Notice II hereby given
that NJ q meeting of tho directors held
on the 2lst day Of june 1905 an nsaoss,
mG,nl OF ! oi ON, cSSn' ncr shnrg, os,of D.
ON The capital stock OF the corporation,
payable Immediately 10 H. w Madison,
Nocreiary ~ the Company ~ hla Office,
No, II Fast First south street Nill Lake
CllN Utah Any stock upon which nj,
2lsi doy " july, zoos, WIN be dclnqncn,
ana ndyorlgcd for sale nj hubble Auo.
,Iol, aud unless pnymcnt N made before,
vi be sold on Tho 10Th day OF August,
1905, u, y, ~ to pay tile dolnGhnt
assessment ana rNpunBc OF tnlo,
II, W MADsEN fcoy
IloN 1925 Salt Lake CITY Yah
Dated June alsl 1905,
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DAIRY PRODUCTS,
MEATS AND POULTRY.
STUCk TO ilIR RELIGION,
Lucinda Gonsan Refused 100000
To DeeOme a CathOlie

Davenport lno June %, Mrs .u-
cinda uNnson has refused 100000 rather
Than change her religion by becoming
q Catholic
'hnrles simpson, wealthy friend or
The UHnson family recently died at
sacramento cab, and Mrs, tlnnson re-.
celNed word that he had LETT her $780,.
COO IN his VIII On condition that thc
become u catholic,
IN the event Of her refusal OF this
condition the money was to 40 10
catholic otphanoge IN sacramento.
Ihlriy rousund dollars y an I'M
son today but cnnot think ~ chang.
ne my religion Tor amy amount ~
money although have nothing against
the Catholic religion"
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REHABILITATION.
AS, Campbell,
Btoclt Broker, $40 u, n, Walker Block.
DID NOT CONSULT THEM.
Advertising Methods ~ Gihral,or Syn,
dien,e Meets win some DIsnpnto,nj,

Former Senator Thomas Koarns and
David keith object 10 tho use Of thoir
names or that ~ the SILVER King MIN.
Ing company In the exploitation of the
Gibraltar mines, the location NJ which
II IN the Bullirog, Nevada, district I'm
the east the Gibraltar IN being oyton,
nlVoly advertised ana IN one Now York
publication w V, Rice and James Far,
rcll the promoters, are mentioned na
being the principal owners of the silver
King ana Dnly West mnps Of PARK
CITY, The advertisement In over the
nuI0c of Irving Il, Harrington A. com.
pnny a brokerage nrm acting as fiscal
agents,
"rho use u our names ana the use OF
the name OF silver King Mhng com.
pnnN NJ connection win the enterprise
OF the Gibraltar Mines Syndicate" sny
MessrM koorns and Keith, "arc bo,b
unauthorized and we desno Ia notIfv
The public that We know nothing con.
corning the venture, II the purpose
Of the circular IN making use of our
names or That of the silver KIM MIN.
Ing company was TO induce people Ia
purchase stock In the Gibraltar Mines
syndicate we desire most omnhntlcnl,
~ Ia announce that we do not doalro
any one 10 be- mlslod by that fact. M
we did not know Of this use of our
names or that of the silver King Min.
Ing company until We received a COPY
" the printed circular, We do not de.
sire TO have our names used without
our consent, nor that of the silver
King MINING company used without
the consent " the board Of directors
OF that company, Just why IL wag
necessary 10 use these names IN con.
neo,lon with oSploltlng a Nevada pro.
position, unless II was TO induce the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local once OF tho
weather bureau tor The ~ hours end.
lug nj q n, m, today
barometer reading NJ 6 q. m, ?5.i06
inches Temperature ~ o u, M, sc de.
Rleosi maximum, ~ minimum, o.
FORECASTS 'rlLL Gp, NJ, FRIDAY,
Local forooos, for san lake city and
vicinity
Fair tonight ana Friday cooler
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Precipitation occurred over portion
~ The northern plateau, Rocky noun.
tain slope ana eastward TO the Atlantic
II was raining NJ time of report a,
spokane, calgary, Little Rock ptts,
burg ana Galveston. Heavy rains were
report ID at scattered points,
H. j. llNATT
Local l'oreQuutor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
LOCAL MARKETS.

the fruit and vegetable markets are
lively This morning, ana q plentiful
supply OF local strawberries continues
TO arrive \ fresh ear ~ bananas was
received this morning, also car VI
olnlhlOupos from southern California
over the san Pedro line, a car OF wa.
tcnnolons from Texas, ana q carload of
valencia oranges, There II SLIGHT fan
w the price Of cheese, the prlco ~ wa.
icrmelons continues TO fall ~ they be-.
come more plentiful, bu, otherwise
prices vonorally continue with no
change ~ any moment Tho ngurcs
obtaining today arc Ms follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
COL, WEIR HERE,
tonnes To Look After Affairs ~ Nc,nda
Utah Mines Corporation,

cob John Weir " New York plon.
dent Of the Novoda'l'tah Mlnos q
Smrllors corporation, which has undor.
taken the TASK Of opening up Some Of
the old mines Of Phoebe, arrived In the
rlty NJ an early hour this morning, and
before returning east viii mako n gen.
erll roundup Of the properties al hi.
oohc ~ wei AZ the Beaver county ne.
QUESTIONS Of tho company IN this state,
The colonel VIII go over the situation
win chief Engineer George r. ANN.
Ken ana lay ont plans for the future
u N possible some announcement WIN
ho made during NE stay of Col, WoIr
hero CONCERNING the carly building OF a
branch llno of the Salt Lake RoulS
from Callonte to Phoebe, Whom ihc
camp II connected with The outsIdo
world By ran the cost OF putting in
supplies win be greatly reduced and
snch freight rates established that the
low grade ores Of the camp can be
handled prontnhly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
MAYNl'S GOOD LUCK,


Concerning the Sandslorm property
AZ Codlold, In which A. II, Maync, IA
former Salt Lakor IL Interested, Inc
sun nf that place suye,
The eyes " the mining world nic
~ present focused on the now famous
SANDSTONE, us u result of the recent
discoveries NJ the tabuIously iioh ore
on the Davis LOTUS. Mayno lease no.
o ana the Mayno lease No 0 on the
property Tho operations are beng
watched with great interest, AMI II n
the general prediction that the prop.
eIty win prove itself to be- one Of the
greatest sold producers IN the world.
The socMng " ore from the two
lenses continues steadily The shin,
mont of 300 sacM " the rock to the
columbia sampler ia progressing, The
lcnNts win continue 20 ship ms great
quantities of ore are being daily eN.
Nnctod aud shipped
The development work ON both leases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
STOCKTON DEVELOPMENTS.
Prosecuting Each Way Prom $40 sta.
ton ~ Working shif,.

Important Developments are being
maze ~ the stockton mine " stock,
,nn, According To late adylccs from
WA, camp Supl 'inllgor has force
~ nlrn prosecuting two ways from
we eDu leVrl or the shan, onst ana
Wohl po,n oi winch are sure Ia oncoun.
yer ore very soon The company VIII
pronnDly provide the mine soon with a
larger holsting plant,
The mill has been closed down pond.
lng completion OF the arrangement for
the impoundlng of the laillnga,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
ALBlON'S BIG VEIN.
Manager Hatfield says II IL Twen,y'slr
tesi Between Wills

william HATFIELD manager NJ Tho ~.
blon mine ~ Alta, also tho Snowflake
mlno IN Tlnllc, has returned from an
Inspection trip to both properties, Al
NE former which has recorded one ~
the big strikes ~ tho year, tho cross.
cutting Of the vein disclosed the fact
That the width between walls IL % feet,
A drlf on the voln, az well ~ an llp.
"a ne, has been started, Al the SNOW.
make the task Of rctlmborIng the shaft
nus boon undertaken, preparatory 10 u
Nigofonn development campaign, We.
lnlfR WIN hnNo TO be made on about 200
feet OF the shaft.
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Likes Nevada Camps,

Provo, june - Hon. L. lIolbrook
who returned several DAYS ago from "A
trip 10 podio, cal. whore he wont II,
company with Senator Smoot ANA oih-
crs, some two weeks ngo, h onthusins.
TIE over Tonopnh and Goldnold district.
winch he visited He has n very hiph
opinion ~ these districts m porlNa-
nent producers Of rich ores, aud com
Hldofs they have aren't advantage over
other cnmps IN being able to carry ON
work all the year around.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

II proving that the rich ore bodies m.
ooUntored are Vt permanent character
lhqro heinz every ludco ton that the
lodges have great depth With lncreas.
lHe width Tho working SHAFT on
lease No, has attained u depth Of 1870
feet, and oIoss'cul IN now being made
from that level TO the eastward, With
excellent rcHulty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
NEW YOHK PRODUCE.

New York June 20 SUGAR raw, nrm.
Far refining, allie, centrifugal, @ toN,
ih,mi molassW sugar, \ i.l6
lIoinod steady Crushed 6ai, powder.
cd, 30 granulnlcd 6N
,'ofioo steady No, I RIO, jlll6
llntlcr- steady unchanged
Cheese steady
Eggs Quiet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
VOGLER MAKES A IlIT.
Automobiles In Ma Demand on the Des.
crts Of Neyndn,

Frcd W Voglcr, the well known
MontNnn'ldnho stage owner who IL
operating a limo of automobiles he.
tween Tonopuh, Oollncld and other
active. camps n southwestern Nevada
passed through the city yesterday on
hlH way TO Montana Nh Noglor has
made u hit win his "dcyl ears" out
on the desert and business has been
NO much bctlcr lhun expected thni he
nus planned 90 press more machines
INTO service Just ns soon nS he can gct
ihom ON the ground, An order for A
ear LOAF was placed several DAYS ngo
when " now speeding westward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
UPPER FALLS
AND RETURN, sl,25


A delightful Canyon Resort Good
Fishing, Magnificent scenery. Trout
and chicken linnor', 80 reutg, Special
train leaves Sail Lake 900 a, IN, Ro.
turning leaves lIebor at 100 y, ~, IN.
per fnlls. 500 " ~, Fare 10 hcbor ana
return, sl,5Q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
IDAHO COUNTY BANK.
lts Convtrsion into the First National
OF Cottonwood,

Washington, u, Co. June g.-.rht conn,
uollet ot the currency has approved llo
conversion ~ the Idaho County hank Of
Cottonwood Idaho, into the First Ma
lonal Bank Of Cottonwood, with $500
capital
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T0sAy'S TEMPERATURE
Yesterdays RECORD.

II merchant falls 10 mako II worth
Your while TO road his advertisement
he wastes his space, Space costs
money and very li,le ~ Il Ii wasted,
Therefore IN usually worth your
while to read ANY sIore.adyerllse.
monl,
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KANSAS CITY.
WOOL,

ST LOUIS,
~ Louis June % Wool slcady, Tor.
fl,oty ana Western mediums, e5nsS nno
medium 2iusi, nnc, l0d?l
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LIVE STOCK.
Cllll,AtlO

Chicago, June 2g-.cu,,lc.- Receipts A..
900. market strong 10 10 cents higher.
GOOD To primo steers h25ndoD, poor 10
medium, si5u6,lb, stockors aud feeders,
s@ulWi CONS, 2'oul@ hcifots 49, "
b,Wi chnlets, sM2 49, bulls, s,Dai,p
as, ''''"
llogs Ilocclpis today, $1,000, tomorrow,
@V1i market } cents higher Mixed and
butchers, 0,@ui,3ii good 10 cholcc hcnvy,
e'MnoN rough heavy hbuam, lights,
sheep Receipts isom marko, STEADY,
lambs, do 'iood 10 choice wolhors, /, non
tlO, fair 10 choice MIXED, 2, 2Adi m, west.
cr nshcop 3,1WS,@ native lambs, iOd
hl'i western lambs b,Wn0,@
OMAHA,
south omaha, june 20 Cattle Receipts
Native steers, 8,5a55o, cows ana nclf'
'is 3mul lOj western steers q 25al 70
chnncrs, li6u2,S stockcrs and foodors
' I5u % calves, 3,contoi bulls s,ogs
Hogs Receipts, 100. merko, shade
higher licOyy. t,oSa5 l.'t, mixed, b'oiisW
40 llgh's. ,Sloqs s pigs iOon5cci bulk
sheep Rocgi p,s a.9o, markc, steady.
Western NoarllnRs, isba5,bO wo,hors, 4 %
so'%i ewes, i~1iioi lambs Si5d6,3j
KANSAS CITY
Kansas Cily, June g9-.Caltlc b.. Rocelp,s
9eni market strong Native steers Ign
DO, native COWS aud holfors, d 2S1I5 ~
slockors ana feeders, gibni3si hOis 2 Is
alW, calves. 3oOa5 %, western I'D
steers l9in6,?ii western fed COWS, . .iq
Hogs ReCoIpls ilcoi market 2 ccn,s
higher. llulk OF sales. B. 9Sdh .3,ls, heavy
I, pd5,2i, packers b ,l5fi6, 9,ig. plpt and
lights j,lhgj,9O
Sheep Receipts 2oo market strong
Multons @pb6i lambs, q ,iiuigh, range
wothers iDd62 81 ewes, i2jal 1855,
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Nevada stocks

James 4, Pollock & Co., brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT,

The Century Gold Mining a Milling
Company Principal place ot business NHlt
Lake city, Utah NOlico Ia hereby giyou
tina, AT u meeting OF the directors held
ni the 2lst day 81 juno, lloi, and assess,
mcnt ~ four cents COO being assessment
s,""cs Of VIC ""o%rporn,icWH. pnyaGlo lmmc.
dntoly Ia ", W, Madison, secretary OF
tho company, AZ his Office, No. n East
First Sonth street Nnl, Lake. Guy, Umh
Any stock upon which this nssoHsmcni
may remain ,unpoil ON the. 2lsl dpy "
liscd for sale M public auction, uud I'M.
lcas pnymon, " made before, win b. sold
on the 10th day " August, 1905, ut ~, m !,
~ pay the delinquent assessment ana eve
ponro " aulc, ..,
No, 81 East First South Street M T. q
lloS 1895, Salt Lake Cliy, Uilh,
Dated juno 2lst lg0',
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
REGULAR CALL SALES,

Lower Mammoth 400 AT IS,
May Day 900 NJ 81
Sacramento, zoo at .,
star Com | 000 at So
ToWo, 100 At l6h 100 al 10,
OPEN BOARD SALER
Ru,lcr.Llbornl $500 n, l9ls BOO at
lais seller 30,
Daly, 100 at ann, buyer GO,
May Day, 500 n, 81 1000 at Slp buy.
~ 90,
Now York 100 at Jli 100 at co. 100
nt ",
REHABILITATION
shares Amt
Regular coll unuurr23oO 200 90
open Bonrd p,,,,,u,,iOO NOi50
Forenoon totals .,,,,,72OO illOij0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
SHELTER fOR LlDA,

public TO purchase stock by said use,
we cannot understand"