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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-19
At

Helena. Mont, Dec. ls.-The Chicago
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railway Of Mon.
tana, incorporated with The secretary Of
state today with capital Of s2,0OO,0OO,
The headquarters Of che Montana cor.
poration win be In Buth. The incor-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-19
CLEANING UP
Armstrong Committee Preparing Il
Make Their Report.

New York. Dec ls.-wit hthe re.
sumption Of its sessions today the
Armstrong committee practically start.
ed on a cleaning up Of its work prepara.
tory 10 formulating report to the leg.
islatur. Today was devoted TO the
smaller companies; those under exam.
nation being the Provident Savings, the
Empire Life. and the Life Association Of
America.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-19
REFERRING TO BURTON
Some AIsss Burton Should Nsi
Be Lsh on Committee
Assignments.
GEARIN WILL BE ASSIGNED

He win Bs Appointed to the COMMITTEES
on chins, rsrsst Reservations. and
Protection a Game. Psadons, Indus.
trial Ezpostisss, sad National Banks.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-19

Chicago, Dec. ls.--Fsilure Of the Chi
cago National bank. the Home Savings
bank, and the Equitable Trust Company,
all of Chicago, was announced at $3.50
o'clock this morning by representatives
Of the Chicago Clearing House Associa-
tion after ssion lasting Is hours
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-19
REFUSES ASSENT
China VIII Make Japan No
Concessions.
As A RESULT or THE WAR

Mission Of Baron Komura to pekin ID
Fruitlen In Spite Of Pressurs- -Rus-
sia, France and Germany Believed to
Be Supporting chins's Position.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-19
uFIX-1gs
Chicago National Home Savings Bank and the
Equitable Trust Company Largest institutions
In the West Are the Ones Failing.
CHICAGO CLEARING HOUSE STANDS BEHIND DEfuNcr BANKS

Banks Of Chicago Come the Rescue Of the Dto
Banks and Declare They win Pay All the Persons Having Money
Thsm-Psne Among Dspostor Thus Ated-cus Of Failure
In Big Loans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
Samuel Newhouse Announces that
Initial Capacity Will be
$500 Tons
WILL BUILD A RAIL ROAD
Surveyors Now 10 the Fields - Select.
lag a Route Location Of Plaut
Not Released


When Samuel Newhouse returned
home from his EIuorean trim last night.
ho hro,,,h, .on,o ,',r,, cnaor,ng nous
WIN MN
While IL has been generally under-
stood that the Boston Consolidated
,,,,,ii d, ~ 49,. t,,,,,,, ~, ,ro,,,ds,
"'D' "a '''o i."' '"'"''i ~
win milling lacllllies' II was not
dreamed Of that the initial plant would
be bult to bnndle mora than 900 tons
-, ,., -. a., -. p,,, .,ah d, a.,
va VIC o'V'S - "o"i ., H"' SUN % .'o
case, and MI Newhouse today m
formed a representative of the News
that durirr fine upxt ~ months the big
- -. IN, - ~
h''S''''' "o'"n"" WI" " 'q"'lP'" VIZ"
a mn car e Of handling $500 tons per
Day indie IL VIII be a mommoth A.
falr ana viii be the final rounding out
OF another great mining enterprise In
TINS state ana another successful
achievement brought about through the
untIIing energy OF Mr.. Newhouse, who
was the first TO see the wonderful pos
sDllltes of Bingham, now recognized AS
one OF the greatest copper camps Of the
world.
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RAMBLER AUTOMOBILES.

''The exclusive agency for Utah. Ida
no, Wyoming and the eastern part Of
Nevada, we are advised by Mr., George
Y. Odell has been secured by the Con-
soidated Wagon & Machine Company
for the celebrated Rambler Automo-
biles," manufactured by Thomas b.
Jeflry & Company Of Kenosha Wiscon-
sin, who were the original manufac-
tureres of the bicycle under the name
of Rambler" Four of these automo-
biles left Kenosha In car Sl5i ON the
18th inst and win arrive the ensuing
week, The manufacturer chauffeur and
expert Mr. w H. Shattuok will be
with the Consolidated Wagon q Ma
chine Company, State street for some
time, for the purpose OF exhibiting
these automobiles, Two machines out
Of this carload have already been sold,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
Russian Naval Program

st. Petersburg, April %. The COM
mission headed by Grand Duke Alex
ander Michaeloyitch, which has al.
ready raised S5OOO,0O0 by public con.
tributions for the navy has announced
It's program. The vessels to be built
are as follows:
Three cruisers Of the Bayan type four
gunboats of the Giliak type, 10 river
gunhoats Of lS3 tons, several torpedo
cruisers OF go tons, one mine transport
of the type OF the Yonisel 81 torpedo
boat destrOyers, torpedo boats and sub
marine boats, two OF 297 tons and 30 Of
800 tons, and 10 coast defense vessels,
The names OF several ships destroyed
at Port Arthur Ike the Bayau and
Pallada, win be repeated and q number
Of the ships win be named after de-
ceased officers who distinguished them
selves by individual exploits az Port
Arthur mostly upon torpedo boats ear
~ IN the war. one OF the cruisers win
be named Admiral Makarof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
WEEK ON THE
STOCK EXCHANGE.
New York Bonanza, May Day and
Lower Mammoth Furnished
The Features,
LATTER DOES SOME SPRINTING.
The SensatiSa Of TOlay's Calls-DllY
Stocks Still misunderstanding Quo
tatons and Sales.

During the week there were l39,o5l
shares OF stock sold ON the moor of the
Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange,
and for the same "a total Of $5Gi0l6l
were checked out
Tho features Of the weeks trans
actions were furnished boy New York
Bonanza of Park city and May Day
and Lower Mammoth of the Tintic dis
trict. Tho former has been acrobatIc
and starting from q point low In the
sixties the stock scared 10 Si cents,
while today It was depressed again and
was let out down to a cents, one thing
can bc said of New York and that IS
Park City people soom To have a whole
Ut OF confidence I'm the future Of that
property, and IL Is claimed that more
than two-thirls Of the entire capitali2n-
ton Of the company i8 I'm the hands ot
citizens OF that camp May Day has
nutuated some and closed with some
weak spots ysablc The stock has been
very active one during the week,
however, ana has probably led In the
volume Of sales Conditions at the mine
are said to still look favorable, Lover
Mammoth has been inactive until dur
ing today's call, when It created some-
thing Of a sensation boy advancing eight
cents a share during the regular and
open board calls. orders for the stock
were received from Tintic and when this
became known there was some spirited
bidding INDUCED iu while conditions
at the mine are said to be encouraging,
officials Of the company claim there Is
nothing 10 warrant any sensational adj
vance at the present time, The DAILY
stocks are stlll depressed, investors APP
parently waiting the outcome Of the
clearing of the obstruction in the on
tario drain tunnel.
Tho closing quotations and sales re-
ported at the end Of today's calls were
posted, as follows.
TODAN'S QUOTATIONS..
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CLARK MAKES A HIT.
Salt Laker Opens Rich Ledge on goo
Level OF Dixie Nine,

A dispatch received from Goldheld,
New, last night conveyed the informa-
ton that an important strike had been
made In the Dixie mine, Of which w,
II, Clark OF this city IS manager,
cross-cut east from the shaft through
the vein opened up "a body OF rich
quartz showing free gold and copper
lnasmuch as copper is rarely encounter
ed in the Goldheld district and Is con-
sidcred a certain indication OF the per-
uunoncy Of values. the disclosure IL
looked upon as being decidedly crafty
Ing The ledge where the strike was
made ON the 2OO-foot level, Is 10 feet
wide with clean porphyry walls. The
ore has been continuous from the sur
face, average samples showing an in
crease from $50 at the 20 foot level TO
$3.50 at the 200 foot level, This is the
first free gold discovered,
The property lies two miles east from
the Jumbo, ana the ores are Identical
IN appearance.
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Goes Out of Business.

New York, April 2.-Stockholders Of
the Joseph Ladue Gold Mining g. De-
Nelopment company voted to dissolve
the company at a meeting in Jersey
city yesterday Similar action had al
ready been taken by the directors.
The company was organized by the
late Joseph Ladue Of Plattsburg, N. Y,
who was one OF the founders Of Daw-
son City In the Klondike, and II owned
some land In the Klondike region
The original board Of directors in
cluded United states Senator Chauncey
NJ. Depew former Postmaster General
Thomas l.. James, Smith NJ. Weed OF
plattsburg, and w. X. Arkell. The COM
pany had an authorized capital OF $5,-
600 600,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

that the mine viii send out daily will
be handled with case The length NJ
the line between mine and mill Is be-
tween five and six miles
1T has been rumored that the main
working tunnel OF the mine viii be en-
larged and the railroad cars run right
into the mine but there seems to be
no foundation for this report II IL
likely that there viii be spurs and
branches In various directions at the
mine, iu order to facilitate loading from
open workings.
1T is not yet known whether the
mining company or the railroad COM
pany viii construct the road Should
1T be built by the railroad company
much of the traffic that now goes over
the Copper Belt could be diverted to
the new line.
Work ON the enlargement of the
UHh companys mill 10 capacity Of
1000 tons daily win commence. It is
stated, just as soon as electricity can
be- provided for the enlarged plant. The
new equipment win consist OF 30 ta-
bIos, 90 yanners, two Chilean mills and
two sets Of rolls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
NIPPER.PARROT CASE.
Judge William H. Hunt Refuses TO Ad-
NIT Certain Evidence

Helena Mont, April 22.--In the hear
Ing now on I'm the United states court
at Helena on the return of the order
TO show cause why the temporary re-
straming order granted to the Nipper
Consolidated Copper Mining company
in It's 100000 suit against the Parrot
Copper and silver Mining company Of
Butte should not be- made permanent,
Judge William III, Hunt yesterday ruled
that evidence given M another case
between different parties ana I'm which
another point was at issue, could not
be introduced as testimony I'm the hear
irg even though II might he Interest,"
Ing and relative to ground which Ia
now under controversy.
IL was made when Lawyer NJ. $.
Gum, for the Npper company, asked
that the testimony of Walter S. Kelly.
considered by Holnzc interests AS very
Important, taken In the district court
of Silver Bow county IN the case Of
Edward Hickey and others against the
Anaconda Copper Mining company and
the NashOe company be introduced as
evidence I'm the Nipper-Parrot hearing
now on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
Weather Has Had a Rather De.
pressing Effect but Now There
Is More Activity
ORDERS FOR FALL DELIVERY.
Mere Spring aud Summer Contracts
Beiug Placed than Jobbers
Anticipated

New York, April 21.--R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Review Of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Eratic weather mas tended to make
trade reports somewhat irregular, but
on the whole the weeks results were
satisfactory. Early delays were fol-
lowed by increased activity particular
~ in what might be termed Easter
times. 1t Is noteworthy that much bus
mess for fall delivery has appeared, and
more supplementary spring and sum-
mer contracts are being placed than
jobbers anticipated Mercantile pay
ments are also increasingly prompt In
dustrial activity expands iron furnaces
and steel mills maintain their good rec
ord, textile plants securing larger or
ders and footwear manufacturers re
able TO hold full prices without cur
failing operations, Labor controver-
sizes are few and cause little inconyenl-
cnce, while immigration for the last
week viii be more than double that OF
the corresponding week in 1904. Trans
porting business with little congestion,
railroad earnings thus far reported for
April exceeding last years by 1912 per
cent Foreign commerce at this port
for the last week showed a gain Of &c.
Ob9,S6l In value Of merchandise export
ed, ana imports were 8,4l5022 larger
than in the same week OF 1904.
Jobbng trade at salt Lake city is
normal for the city and somewhat bet
ter than a year ago. San Francisco
real estate is active. building contracts
large and money abundant.
Packer hides are strong and active.
Foreign dry hides are unchanged
Failures this week number 200 in the
United states, against 2i1 last year and
q In Canada, compared with T. a year
ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
Copper Comment.

y. A. Mcintyre & Co.., New York cor
respondents Of James A. Pollock & CO.,
comment today on the copper market as
follows:
THE weak undertonc noted In local
copper trade is result Of concessions
made by second hands. Some predict
that prices will be reduced * of a cent
next week
The largest producers Of electric
copper have not made any change I'm
official prices, hut, on the other hand
T. Is announced on AUellent authority,
that the Calumet & Hecla has taken
some contracts for lake copper on the
basis OF l5h cents cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
NOTHING LIKE
LEATHER
one-half TO one-Third on

All our Leather Goods FOR ,r,o....,
ladies Wrist Bags very lst,gtO week.
q urses' , Tard cases, BIZ Books, I.a,ts
nases, wallets, Ladies WRITING s,,
PORTFOLIOS Music Rolls, Vislt.ne r,,,l
travelling Cases, Collar and ON 't go.
Desk Pads, Etc. In fact, eyery E c,
city In Leather. Ivy NOV
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STopr
8 Main st..
salt Lake CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
EAST TINTIC COMPANY.
Copy OF Articles OF Incorporation We're
Piled Today,

A copy Of the articles Of Incorporation
Of the East Tintic Mining company Of
sprlngyille was filed in the secretary Of
states office today. Its capital stock
is $4,000, divided into shares Of the
par value Of 10 cents each, George l.,
smart Is president; Mrs Jane Shop
pard, vice president; w. l.. sheppard,
treasurer The company owns property
In the Tlntic district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

500 Mrs. Minnie p. Fabian, 1l9 south
Twelfth East, two-story brick, $4,000,
U, Plcknel rear 63j south Main, double
terrace 1880; A. H. Crabbe Co., 22O
south Main new front, $500 Dr. ], r..
White, 2S south state, addition and I'M
proVements, $4,000; total value, S4l,S25
Anna X. Hardy has sold through
Glenn Miller 20 J. j, Daynes, Jr, for
$4,000. two and one-half rods front on
South Temple and Fourth East streets,
where Mr., Daynes viii erect a three
story fiat after the model Of the Judd
apartments on east First South streets,
to cost $4,000. Work viii begin at an
early day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
MONTANA MINE SOLD.
The BELLS Property at Lewlstown Taken
over by David u. Morgan.

Butte, Mont. April GA Miner spe.
cial from Lewistown, Mont, says deal
has been consummated whereby David
p Morgan Of New York city win take
over the Bells group Of gold claims To-
Gated near Maiden, The properties were
we'll known and are considered very
valuable, The consideration Is not
known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
SALT LAKE BANK CLEARlNGS
For the week ending at noon,
today:
Observation-Disclosures
TODATS REALTY TRANSFERS

Sarah A. Sexton to Samuel Lester.
warranty deed, wig @ %, p ,,,,., $3.50
H. v Ballard to Margaret D. VAN
boult pt NV sw n. 2s le .,,.,,. 1880
Sarah y Jones to Pacific Lumber
CO., GN1 rods Sc fr NV 3, 3d. ID .,.,, lS2l
Ann 4. Robbins to Abboluc Barnes,
2igSlO rods ne fr sw 3. 30, A.,,.. 1850
A l.. Castlemau to Elizabeth Coax
ley ?. I. A. Wilkes Bingham ,,.. 1875
G W. Emery to Bing-N "A, e. &
G, NJ co.. i.l6 int. Sunset lode
West Mountain ...... ,....,.,.,.,.. lZ5
H. Savage TO Pacific Lumber Co,
pit 3. 81, - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EIml o. olsen to Henrietta NJ. craig,
i ne B., q, G .".i".,r.",-..".y
; Sc fr NV 9, 3d. D 'a ,n,,... 'N 2l25
w. II. Jones 10 Jas r, Evans, lON2ia
rods sw n ne o, Z, G ,,......,.,..,,, 1900
Est Jno T. james 20 Byron j.
TTane, Is acres 10, p, lc ..,.,,.,.,,. 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
SHELTER SMOKE SUIT.
Utah con. Made Defendant in Case
brought by A. Hamilton.

The Utah Consolidated Mining CONF
pnny has been made defendant ln am
other smelter smoke damage suit filed
I'm the district court. Alexander Hamn.
ton is plaintiff I'm the action and ne
asks judgment for $1,000 as damages
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. April H.-Thc following ia
bic compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended April 81, with the percen-
tago Of increase and decrease, as com
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
Oil Reduced.

Cleveland, April 22,--The Standard ON
company today announced a reduction
Of half cent a gallon on all grades
Of refined OIL No change is made in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
THE TRCK TUNNEL.
Adlt is Now in $40 Feet and SIN
Going,

Going
In speaking Of the campaign being
carried on at the Boston Consolidated
the Bingham Bulletin says: Another
SHAFT has been added to the force at the
Teck tunnel, which Is being driven into
this porphyry belt, and from now on
Manager Gates expects TO send It ahead
at the rate OF 70 or so feet per week.
IL is now In $40 feet, where the rock
averages very close TO 2 per cent cop
per a flow Of water has been encount-
cred amounting to so gallons per min
ute, and at present the face II in soft
ground, which necessitates tlmbering,
but This Is not exnocted 70 continue far.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

Nobody can butt IN ON a private wire
and its only $500 a month for resi-
dcnCes.
UTAH INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE
co.
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for injuries TO his trees, crops ana stock
alleged to have been caused by the
smoke and fumes from defendants't
smelter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

ATTORNEYS, NoTARTEs m, -.
estate men Will find a full SUNNY %
legal blanks at the Deseret News Booi
store. D9o
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TINTIC EXCURSION


Sunday, April 23rd. Special train leaves
Salt Lake city $3.50 a, m, returning
leaves Eureka 200 p. M $500 round
trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
GREAT BIG BREAK
OCCURS IN MAY WHEAT.

Chicago April 22--ln less than 1--WE
minutes today the price Of May wheat
fell three cents per bushcl. Following
the severe decline Thursday during the
last previous trading the break today
was taken by many traders as further
confirmation that the famous deal by
John W. Gates in May wheat was prac-
tlcally at an end. At the opening May
was off 20 cents at l0S& 100. Fol
lowing almost immediate sales were
made at l.07 In a short time the de-
cline today amounted TO cents a BUSH
ell, equallIng the total Of Thursdays
break intense excitement accompanied
the sensational drive Of prices but COM
pared with Thursday the volume Of
trading was relatively small From
l.O7 the price OF the May option unin-
torruptedly declined TO 1Oj.
Before the session was nalf over am
other cents had been snapped off the
price Of the May option, Practically
there were no fluctuations. the quota
tons for May making an almost sheer
descent 10 LOB q bushcl as against 10
Thursdays closing figures, and L13la,
the high point on THURSDAY. The chief
apparent reason for the extraordinary
decline was the absence Of support. In
addition there was an upc0ntlrmed but
explicit dispatch from Minneapolis to
the effect that the May deal had been
settled Aside from this the increase Of
receipts here was a decidedly beaWsh
factor. arrivals Of wheat here for the
week making a total Of 10000 bushels,
against 100000 bushels last week. and
100000 the corresponding week a year
ago, such heavy lot OF receipts were
quite generally regarded as plain proof
that the high price OF the May option
was bringing in grain that would or
dinarly go to 81, Louis, Kansas city,
Minneapolis and other Centers.
i, a. Valentine Of Armour a co, was
I'm the pit I'm person watching opera
lions II was estimated that 1900. 900
bushels of wheat was sold by one house
alone, the greater part of all being gem
orally believed to be clique" wheat,
Otherwise the selling was Of scattered
character, The Clique selling smashed
the market for May 10 1O2 before there
was any sign Of reaction, AT this point,
with a net loss Of s cents q bushel,
shown as compared with Thursdays
close, the market rallied, May recov-
cred TO 1914 While the fierce drive at
May was I'm progress Valentine sup
ported prices for July and September
wheat without actually purchasing any
tremendous quantity Of either As
result the collapse IN price was almost
wholly confined to the May option
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
PRESIDENTS CAMP.
IL is to be Removed to w..
Divide Greek Today

pGle,iwood Springs, Colo, Ap,p o.,
~ Igslueht hooseyelt's hunting csr, 49,
w. DC moved to West Divide CrSoGi
u9y. me snow in that viclnly" Us
1pout az melted and the guides t,nls'
'ne country promises good spor, '''''
~ Is, stewart of Colorado spriro- ..,
leave me camp today, Elmer Ch9T"an,",l
Ipe courier, not expected bv ' e.l..
Loeb before Monday or TuesdsVV' 9'g'
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John l.. Rutherford, IS south Sixth
West frame addition, $500. r. Wet2el
South Temple and Eighth West. brick
cottage 500, NJ, A. Patton. Richmond
avenue. 3 brick cottages, 1000 each,
$4,000, Il. Kimbal estate, $40 west Sec
ond South, brick store and rooms above
$4,000, Anderson Taylor Co.. l4.-7 west
South Temple. improvements, 5000. r
V. Hurst Sixth South and Twelfth
East brick cottage, $1,000. NJ. Keats. 81
cast sixth SOUTH Improvements, $500:
r, H. Morris 2G2 south Ninth East.
brick cottage $500 G.. Parry, 92g Lake
street brick cottage, $500: Mrs. Laura
II, Millerod, Seventh East and Fourth
South, one and a half story brick.
$500, Mrs Laura II. Mlllerod, Seventh
East and Fourth South, frame barn,
$3.50, George H. Nichols, Pugsley ave-
nue., two brick cottages, 5000 each.
SlS0O Thomas Condle, S37 west Fifth
south brick addition $780, James Ron.
on, 93S south West Temple. brick cot
taBe $1,000; II. Grunhalgh, l2S south
Main, Improvements, $780, II. III. Dar-
rick, G. and seventh brick cottage, g..
coo; John VI. Baxter, 1872 Hawthorne av.
enue, frame cottage $500; Ernest d
Rumel, j63 south Seventh East brick
cottage $4,000 Il. 49, Wicks, Snow ave.
nue, brick cottage, 1915; ". walsh $50
west Third North, two story brick, ST..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

We don't know how many people you
can talk Co W salt Lake April LIST,
SO33, but you can talk 10 nearly eyry-
body over the lndgu dent right now.
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REMOVED,

The Office Of the Pioneer ore Sampl-
Ing Co. Is moved 10 5ll 2 oily Block