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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
THE TILDEN TUNNEL.
important strike Of Gniena ore In the
Phoenix, ~ bingham.

Decidedly the heaviest galena ore
strike IN the history of Bingham was
| made from the Tilden No. . tunnel Of
| the Old Phoenix property, about two
| weeks ago. and two cars Of the ore
! were shipped to the smelter this week,
says the Bingham Bulletin. II Is a
vein nine feet wide OF pure galena, alb
sOlutely without trace of gangue rock
in Il from wall to wall, while the walls
thomlesves are so heavily mineralized
as to constitute good low grade for a
considerable distance. The company il
stopping out and men viii be added as
fast as room In the Slopes will admit
thom 20 work--and twenty-five will be
put on next Monday and two shifts
worked, The company is projecting
rapid Improvement of the tunnel, by
widening II so that electric motor cars
can be used In transporting the ore
ore from the Slopes TO the ore bins,
distance OF $500 feet, and Is also con-
sdering means for more rapid aud
economical shipment to the shelters
probably by a wire tram across the
gulch to the Copper Belt, which, by diff
florence Of level win admit TO be done
by gravity alone, the loaded cars draw
ing the empty cars back. The ore bins
are also being enlarged from a capacity
Of 200 90 one OF 800 tons The strike
was made by II. A. Gebhart, Jr, who
viii superntend all the improvements
projected. There are several very rich
copper veins cut by the main tunnel,
which will be placed In commission as
soon ms transportation facilities can be
provided. The company Is also extend
ing the drift known as the Muldoon, eX-
pectng TO tap the large vein formerly
so wen known as a heavy producer
which they hope to reach In another
twenty feot Where they are now
working strongly mInerallzod gaugue
indicates they are very close TO the
ore body. The old mine bids fair to
become the largest bonanza OF the
paunu
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GREAT OUTPUT OF
BINGHAM CAMP .
The Rio Grande Railroad Handled
40, Carloads Of Mine Pro.
ducts Last Week.
AN INCREASE OF 200 CARS
over Corresponding Week Year Ago
Copper Belt viii Increase
Its Equipment Soon.

During the week ending Jan. q the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad handled
1853 cars Of Bingham crude ores, con-
centrates and matte, against 1853 cars
during the corresponding week year
ago.
The above only goes to show what
great strides are being made in the
Camp OF Copper" during the past II
months This great increase has come
mostly from the Utah Copper ONO
and Bingham New Haven mines But
next year will show even greater i'm
proyement The Utah Copper alone
win Increase tts present production
1--WE times while others VIII keep pace
I'm the march Of progress The Butler
Liberal, which developed its copper
zone during the past year. VIII be
large shipper this year the Blngham-
New Haven and Boston Con. ere al
most sure to make some big advances
I'm the way Of production
The Copper Belt railroad Is handling
I'm the neighborhool OF 200 carloads
weekly from the mines, with which the
tracks are connected. Last week the
Utah Copper sent down "a carloads. the
Yampa % cars; Commercial, AZ cars.
Blngham-New Haven 10 cars and the
ohio, IS cars
1t Is absolutely certain that the Cop
per Belt will soon have to increase It's
equipment in order 20 handle the con-
stantly increasing business,
Another evidence OF the prosperity OF
Bingham Is found IN the big passenger
traffic between this city and the camp.
The two trains operated by the Rio
Grande generally go and come well
loaded with passengers, whereas a few
years ago there wasn't an average OF
a half.dozen passengers handled each
way day.
BInghams hotels are crowded to the
limit aud some days II is said TO be
quite difficult to get sleeping 0ccommo-
dations,
Yet some declare Bingham has only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
DULL MARKET
WEEK FOR STOCKS.
The Business Of the Salt Lake and
Mining Exchange Has
Been Tagging,
DALY-JUDCE STIFFENED SOME.
But Few Shares We're SOld--COllapse
OF lngOt's Boom Buter'Llberal
Stronger--Today's Quotations.

This has been duel market week
for Mining stocks and had It not been
for the ginger displayed towards The
close by New York Bonanza II would
have been devoid Of any interesting
features. This stock started out poorly
md sank to ~ cents, but today crowd
came IN TO buy It and the price was
run up to 40 cents. Daly-Judge has
been IN demand, but holders have not
been IN a selling mood. only a few
small lots changed hands and these
were at from $685. ~ TO 81 a share
Consolidated MerCur was taken at a
slight advance Daly remained frm
hut only a few small lots were trans
ferred. the Ingot boom has collapsed
completely; those who anticipated It
wonld follow the example SGT by New
York and Wabash We're accordingly
disappointed. There has been plenty OF
May Day for sale and buyers were only
willing To- accept II AT low figure.
Victoria WIS bought, but at dis
count while u board lot Ot G,ald Cen-
trial looked good 10 one broker az 1916.
Wabash began the week with NV inclln-
alton 10 60 lower, but Il afterwards
advanced and ended IN splendid form.
No Tonopah stocks participated IN the
sales. Butler-lIbera Jf Bingham,
which has lnaup uratcd copper ore ship
ments, Is incllred to stlften, Yankee
Con-, contrary TO the expectations Of
some has not advanced any since the
annual meeting A good many expect
ed to be advised Of resumption of
dividends, but the policy Of the com-
pany TX against this: at least until con-
nection is made with the ore bodies
ON the lower levels
Today's closing quotations aud sales,
We're.
TOpAY'g QUOTATIONS.
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STORMS AFFECT
BUSINESS WORLD.
With Complications Abroad Tbsv
Tend to Check Activity in
Commercial Markets.
STILL CONFIDENCE PREVAILS.
Industrial Lines Generally Coutinn.
Easy Nothing Ia Situation to
Cause DlscOuragemeut.

New York, Jan. 27.-Dun's Weekly
Review Of Trade tomorrow viii say;
storms at home and complication,
abroad tended to check activity IN
commercial and financial markets. but
most Industrial lines continue easv
testlfylng to confidence that trades in,
terruptIon will be brief Foreign com.
mcrce at this port for tho last week
shows Il gain Of Si79,92 in imports. ana
Il loss of sl,G9O,l77 in exports as com.
pared with the same time In 1904. Raj.
way earnings in January were only 4
per cent larger than last year. Mod,
crate supplies maintain IN packer
hides. stocks OF native steers are Nc.
cumulating rapidly All foreign blles
are firm and some grades advanced
Failures this week numbered 365 In
the United states, against 302 last year
ana IS in Canada, compared with 2S n
year ago.
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NeNndn Stocks.

San Francisco quotations on Nevada
stocks today were reported by James
A. Pollock e. CO.. brokers, as follows:
Adams, 1901; Col. Mountain 29G--:
Golden Anchor, 6O@62, Goldheld 79&SO;
Mohawk, 1906, Jim Butler, 3SG50;
Jumbo. 61G7O; Jumbo Extension, 26927;
MacNamara, 4OQil; Ray O'Brlen, idb;
Montana, 2.O7h@210; Red Top, 17ql9;
Rescue, sac; sandstorm, 6Oq6l, Bel
mont, 796Sl; Tonopah Conn, 175P
2 90; Tonopah Ext. 475; Gold Noun
tain, i41l6; North Star 30G31; Tonopah
Midway, G2G6l Bullion, 26m27; Belcher
24a25 Con, Virginia, 1.65dl.7O; Gale
donia, 5I@5S Mexican, 210Q2l5; Saw
age. 25I36; Potosl l5Gl4; Union G2Q63;
Jacket, 25Q26 EXchequer 5O@52i Nor
cross, i.SOQl35i Con. Mercur, 35aiO.
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THE FRISCO CONTACT.
Car Load OF IIolstlng Machinery Has
Arrived az Renver County Mine.
speclaI Corrospondence.

RH''lAA correspondence
Frisco, Jan. 2I--A car load of hoist
ing machinery has arrived for the FRS
co Contact mine and Supt. THOMPSON
Is busy putting II In place. The Peck
concentrating plant is nearing compile.
ton, and some Of the mechanics have
been released
The Horn Silver Is looking up; quite
q number OF men are being added to
the working force and Manager
Farnsworth is here arranging to ship
two or three thousand tons Of zine
ore TO the lola Kansas, shelters
The winter thus far has been delight
tul not more than two or three days
has been lost by outside workmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
SMITHSFLOUR

Monday for the gold fields OF Nevada.
Operations on Utonla mine IN Death
canyon, West TlntiC. VIII be resumed
as soon as warmer weather sets In, The
property has had "A great deal Of de-
yelOpment work done on II, and the
showing Ia very encouraging 70 the
stockholders, most Of whom are salt
Lake parties.
r. j. Donahue, the well known mining
expert Is out from Salt Lake, and IS
forwarding movement TO consolidate
four claims--Blackblrd and American
star, owned by Mrs. Dennis sullivan,
the TownvieW, owned by Mike sam
mon and Dan Martin and the Granite
owned by James L, Drlscoll ct al. These
claims are located near the Eagle a
Blue Bell mine and are very valuable.
II Mr. Donohue is successful In making
the consolidation "a company viii be-
formed and development work COM
menCed.
The May Day mine was closed down
Tuesday, owing TO the breakage of the
sheaye wheel I'm the hoist. A new piece
Of machinery was procured from Salt
Lake and operations have been resum-
ed
John Harms, who was injured at
the Centennlal-E Eureka mine about two
months ago, and sustained the loss Of "A
finger, II Is said viii enter suit against
the company for 81, 500.
WEEKS SHIPMENTS
The ore shipments from Tlntic dis
trict amounted TO Of carloads Two
carloads Of. concentrates were shipped
from the Uncle Sam mill. The produce
erS were.
Agt..- ,t..t--
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Jan. 2S,-At the opening the
wheat market was rather weak May be-
Ing of Is to a at i.1jla to iljN. A good
demand soon developed and prices Hd-
yanced, May selling up to liz
At the close May was up X at l. 1875
Close: Wheat-Mayt l,l57s; July 9S9l
Sept, 92M,
Corn-jan, l2s May 40; July 5asi
Sept. i57s
6ats-Jan, aoll, May, 3o4; July, SOl4a
3)M Sept, %
Pork-Jan, i2,6j; May, i2S2is
Lard-Jan. 6,la,..7'la; May 6.@; July,
7.Qih sept lllh.,, ..,
Rlbs-Jau., go; May, 6,S2i9; July. 6.9.
Rye--Jan., %.
Flax-Cash northwest. i23,
Timothy--Jau., $50
Clover-Jan, 1850
BarlCy-Cash, 3SiIa0.
Cash: Wheat-N6. 2. red, liSN: No. g..
red, ! lOal 1914; No. ., hard, li3ikd1. 49,;
No. g. hard, 1Ojalu; No /. northern,
1.i9Ai No o northern, l3ail6; No, ..
spring, l.Ojnl,l5,
Corn-No. 9 1872; No. g. iS4a43H.
Cats-No, 2, S0l3dJ0A; No. 3 3)ig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
CON. ALTA TRAMWAY.


Henry NJ, Crowther manager OF the
Continental Alta mine At Alta, spent
yesterday on an inspection trip TO the
Little Cottonwood properties Of that
company, He stated that all but about
a half mile Of small rope for the aerial
tramwny has arrived. A carload ar
rived yesterday ana is being trans
ported to the canyon today.
The roads are in very good condition
In the canyon, MIR, Crowther stated;
but he would like 1t much better n
there Was moro snow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
BUSINESS NOTES.

Another week Of activity and OF In
terestlng developments In local stocks
has slgnolzed the stock market. The
feature was the declaration Of an per
cent dividend on the Consolidated Wa
CONS common stock, and the ! per
cent special on the preferred, facts
which lifted both the stocks 20 s96 for
preferred and $50 for the common. The
rush for sugars continued no less ac-
lively nearly all attention now being
centered on the two Idahos, which are
expected to be merged into one COM
pany IN the immediate future. The
stock transfer books closed on the gath.
Each company pays Is cents per share
dividend Feb. /, but the stock Of each
stands strong at Sll.S5 without the diyi-
dend Amalgamated sugar also ranges
very strong since the announcement OF
the large output for the Ogden and
Logan factories. Another stock which
has done some lively jumping IS Sugar
City Townsite, which stands at $ll5.
Utah Sugar common is strong at $6.0j
20 500.
A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. Jan. IS -Cattle-Recoipts,
2O0 market unchanged. Native steers
35Oq575; native cows and heifers. asa
40; stockers and feeders, 2, 1jlii 10; west
ern fed steers, 3.jQaj.35. western fed cows,
2.Q0Q375.
Hog Receipts 5000. market weak TO
3 cents lower Bulk OF sales 4. G0Gi4 50;
heavy i.75ai&; packers, 4,65Qi,S0; pigs
and lights, i.0d4 90
Sheep Receipts. none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
LIVESTOCK.


South Omaha, Jan. ~ -Cattle-Receipts.
l00 market unchanged Native steers 3. 80
@i,50; stockers and feeders 2.j0dl.OO
Hogs Receipts l2,700, market 10 cents
lower Heavy L65qA.7O; mixed 45Od4.5j;
lights, ( i0ni5j; pigs, 3,I5QiS; bulk Of
sales. 2 500 N.
Sheep Receipts, none; nominally
steady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

EXCHANGE Election.
Present Governing board is Likely 10 be
Chosen Again.

The stockholders Of the Salt Lake
Stock 81 Mining exchange are holding
their animal meeting this afternoon
for the purpose of choosing a governing
board for the ensuing year. The menu
bers are taking little interest, there are
no tickets I'm the field and the result
viii probably be the recollection Of the
present board, President Pollock Will
also likely be elected to succeed him
self yet come of his closest friends say
he would be just as well satisfied IL
someone else should bear the burden.
I'm fact, II Is said, It would suit him
better to retlrs from holding any office
I'm the exchange at an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
Japan's Great
Fi8htin8 STRENGTH

Is due due IN no small meas
ure to the healthy stomachs
OF her hardy little warriors.
It's safe bet that II they
could get II they would use
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
ORE IN THE BURGLAR.
Good Copper Values In Unite Prospect
The Weeks shipments.


Eureka, Jan. 27--A fine body Of cop
per ore has been opened up In the
burglar prospect by the Bullock broth
crs OF Provo, which from the present
outlook, seems to be permanent Assays
taken from the ground show values Of
Ga per cent copper; 3 ounces silver and
Sl.O3 In gold. The property
located I'm south Tintlc near the Tesora
mine Is an old claim on which con-
siderable work has been done, on the
claim there is a shaft sunk to a depth
OF 20 feet and the miners are working
In "a drift from the bottom OF this shaft
owing 20 the warm weather. and the
great quantity Of water running
through the ore on the dump of the
Humbug mine, shipments have been
discontinued for the present, but win
be resumed rs soon as the weather
permits and the roads are m better con-
ditiun,
on sunday last Nes Nelson had the
index finger Of his left hand badly
mashed while running car IN the
Centennlal-Eureka mine The accident
VIII cause him to lay of for some time.
Nephi Griffith a leascr at the Bull
lion Beck mine was sent TO Salt Lake
hospital sunday, with n badly bruised
foot which he accidentally injured while
at work ON his lease.
A Finlander who was employed as
ear man at the Gomiul mine, met with
"a painful accident Monday night. lie
was showing car Of ore when IL up
set In trying to place Il in position
has foot slipped and the car fell on
him piunIug him to the ground The
man was badly bruised about the body,
but fortunately no bones We're broken
A large quantity of FIRST class ore Is
being taken from the Eureka Hin mine.
ana stored in the ore bins preparatory
10 shipment
Del Roberts, ST., u leaser at the Eagle
a Blue Bell mine, has 30 tons OF gold,
silver and lead ore ready for shipment,
ana has a force OF men at work on the
lease, which Is q rich one.
Mike Harrington, John Sheehan, John
sullivan and George Rowland, well
known miners OF Eureka, left here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York Jan. 2S.--1he following ta-
BILE, compiled by Bradsteet. shows the
bank clearngs at the principal cities for
percentage OF increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding Week
last year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

The United states lead smeter is IN
commission Only one blast furnace is
I'm runnIug but the plant win be-
brought Up to It's capacity soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
THE UTAH & EASTERN.


The Utah & Eastern Copper company
operating in Washington county is car.
rying ON an extensive campaign of de-
velopment The shaft az the mine IL
being sunk deeper for the purpose of
opening mp the ore bodies lower down.
Until the SHAFT IL finished and the levels
established and ore blocked below. the
smelter VIII he operated only iutermIt-
tently In the meantime the plant will
undergo any nended Topalra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
OPEN RoARp SAVES.

Little chief, 1000 at 2ls New York,
200 at ~; 100 at 49, g. 30, 100 AT asa, &.
3O 10 ont &c. g. 3O 100 ut A6'. +. 30 500
AZ AZ, =, 80; 200 at g.; ZOO at Az, g. 30,
500 at As; 100 at o. s. 3d. 300 AT iSi7, y,
2O 100 at 4Sh 200 at As, =, so, 100 at
iSG: 5000 at 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
WOOL


81 Louis Jan, 2S Wool. nominal Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2iG22; fine
medium, liqis; fine, l6di7
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Following are the latest quotations:

|
| H. G. NJ. l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874, 30
| Home Fire Insurance Co ,.,. las, 90
| The Utah Sugar Co, pfd.. .. o.. 10
do, common ..n,..,,,,.,,. $40
! State Bank D.. ",",,..,. 1862 50
| Deseret s" nix .,.,,..,. 10000
| Utah M .,...,,,..,. ll4.0o
Provo c. ngs Bank.... 1851
LEM Coz Bank ,...." 1000
Thatcher g, Co. Logan. 1890
First Natu iank, Ogden ...221 90
| Rocky Mt e. . Tel. Co .,,... $500
Davis Co bank Farmlngton.. 40 90
Ogden Savings bank u,t...,,,., $50 90
Con. w. d Machine Co., pfd g.. 90 90
do common. ...,. ........ so. 90
Fremont County Sugor Co. 49,. II IS
Amangamated Sugar Co.. pfc 80, 90 90
do common ..,...,,., ,,...u..,. 100. 90
Idaho Sugor Co .,..,,,,.,...,. II. 80
Lewiston Sugar co ,,,,,..,.... II. 50
Sugar City Townslte Co., d. go. rs. 90
| National Bank OF the Republic. 1l7.00
Barnes Banking Co......,...... 1875. 90
po.,De
DOND"'
Church bonds ..... ...,....., 1917
s. L. City Railroad bonds. &C.,. 1Oii4
Sumpter Valley Railroad. =. D.. 1917
Utah Co. 1t. & Power Con-. lOlk
The executive committee of the Con.
solldated Wagon q Machine company
for the year 1905 has been named by the
directors. and win consist of Nessra.
George Romney, J. II. Moyle and c. S,
Burton.
Local business men report that while
the fine weather has interfered with
some lines Of trade, as with heavy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
COPPER BULLION SHIPMENTS

The shipments from the copper
smelters Of the state this week
aggregated 992,2S5 pounds the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
TEA
OIL DRILLING RIG

For sale cheap. Now standing at Deserst
station. Complete standard outfit with
engine, boiler, 1900 feet cable, 100 feet
"a casing, 400 feet 9-5s" casing, extra
OWENS BURNS, 20 La Sale st., Chicago
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BANK STATEMENT.

New York Jan, 2S.-Thc statement "
averages ~ the clearing house banks of
this city for the week shows;
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BOSTON MARKET,

Closing quotations today as 70.
ported by the Brokerage e Finance
CO., successors to Hudson Sons Co,
brokers' were.
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS.

For the week ending at noon,
today:
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REHABILITATION

A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2lG d. f. Walker Block.
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new PRIVATE WIRE WIRE
SERVICE.
JAMES A. POLLOCK & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS

WEST SECOND SOUTH ST.
SALT LAKE CITY.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED IN
STOCKS BONDS. COTTON.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
PRIVATE LEASED WIRES WITH I.O-
GAN AND BRYAN. CORES
PoNDING- MEMBERS
New York Stock Exchange New York
Cotton Exchange Boston Stock Ell
change, Chicago Board OF Trade
WE HANDLE ALL PROMINENT UTAH
MINING AND COMMERCIAL
STOCKS.
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BONDS.

The executive committee OF the Con.
solidated Wagon q Machine company
for the year 1905 has been named by the
directors. and viii consist of Messrs.
George Romney J. II. Moyle and c. S.
Hurtpp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

Totals. ..s3,4S5, 1853 s2,S69O67 20
Increase $6l6,279 81,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-07
BRILLIANT BALL
FOR POLO TEAMS

A banquet followed by a ball al the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel last evening
| ended the great polo tournament. The
excitement of the polo field was trans
ferred to the banquet board and the
| ballroom floor, and to the sweet accom-
paniment of music the great annual
event was rounded off in an enjoyable
manner.
The banquet was held in the private
dining room of the hotel. and was APP
propriately decorated with flags, flow
ers and club pennants, to honor both
the victorious Maui team and the vic
torious Oahu team. About forty guests
were present, including the members of
the two teams and the clubs, as well
as distinguished friends. Walter Dill
bingham was POSTMASTER, and on his
right was Frank Baldwin, the doughty
captain of the Maui team. The Maui
ans and the Oahuans alternated around
the table. at which also sat Governor
Carter Toasts were given for the two
teams, the ladles, of course and one
especially for Hon. S. NJ. Damon for the
use of his magnificent polo field
Messrs. Dillingham;, Weller and Bald
win made happy speeches and little
talks.
Governor Carter spoke of the game
of polo as being one of the greatest
in the realm of athletics. While on the
Coast he said he met Hobart, the
great player, who hoped to come to Ha-
wall to play, and at any rate Governor
Garter said that deterioration in the
tropics could not be accredited to poo
players in Hawaii, and he especially re-
ferred to Frank BaIdwin's hard fall and
his quick recovery.
A wireless telegram was soberly
handed to the POSTMASTER and read |
aloud. 1t was from Mrs. Dora Won |
Tempsky of Maui to Mr.. Krumbhaar,
sending congratulations to the Maui |
team for its great victory. Mrs. Won |
Tempsky is one of the enthusiastic |
hackers of the Mauians |
BY $50 the banqueters repaired to |
the ballroom and lanais, where they |
found large assembly of people gath |
ared and all entered at once into the |
gaiety of the occasion. Music was !
furnished by the Ellis Glee Club, and |
this kept the feet of the celebrants [
ripping until long after midnight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-07
FOR SALE

One Duplex Double-Acting Pump
with Boilers. The Pump is driven by
a Horizontal Cross Compound Con-
densing Corliss Engine. Capacity OF
Pump 100000 gallons per "a hours.
against a head of so feet. Engine has
cylinders of lin. and 21in.x30in. Rev,
48 per minute. Pump has cylinders
of bin. and 13in.x30in. Boilers are B. &
w. and carry steam up to $50 lbs. per
square inch.
The Pump has been used only one
year and is in frst-class condition. II
was built by the Fulton Engineering &
Ship Building Works, S. F., in 1900.
This Pump will be sold for $4,000 TO- b..
steamer at Makaweli
Our new Olokele Ditch, at a higher
elevation, obviates further use of this
plant.
HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO., LTD.
1882 Makaweli. Kauai