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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

plete and up-to.date in every way.
The work of Installing new machiu'
cry will begin at once and should be
completed within three or four months,
SO that the company will be ready to
meet the demands of the spring trade
with an output OF sixty tons OF ice per
day.
The old ice plant has been in use
constantly since 1t was installed about
twelve years ago.
Only Regular Business.
Only regular business was disposed
of by the directors Of the Norfolk and
Atlantic Terminal Company, according
TO Il statement OF one of the directors
after the meeting.
MIcssrs. w. j. Payne. ID. c. XOllicliof.
fer and Samuel REGISTER, of Rich
imoni. who came down yesterday to at
tend the meetings Of the directors, are
registered at Hotel Warwick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Speakeasy in Cookshop.

Frank Rudd, negro cookshor
keeper, was in the police court yes
terday morning charged with selling
liquor without license. The case wos
continued until today on account O!
the absence of several witnesses. or
ttcer Padgett arrested Rudd upon
information furnished by Asker John
son. negro who claims to havy
bought whiskey and gin at the cook
shop
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Social. Personal


Mrs. Joseph Carr mas announced the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Harrison Car. to Mr.. Gartli-
ncr Doothc. Of Alexandria. The we'd
ding will take place in Washington, ID.
c., on February /. The marriage will
be one Of the social events of the sea
son as both of the young people are
prominently connected in Virginia and
widely popular in this and other cities
OF the State.
Mrs. l.. a. Charles of Newport
News, arrived last night TO be the
guest for several days Of the Misses
Handy. on River Front Mrs. Charles
is direct from Oklahoma City, where
she has been visiting her niece, Miss
Louis Hopkins. who will be remember.
cd as the popular guest of the Misses
Handy several winters agO.-Monror
Ua.) Evening News.
Miss Lillian Peterson returned To
Portsmouth yesterday after short
visit to Miss Louise Goddin, ON TWEEN
ty-ninth street.
Miss Pauline Quinn has returned
to her home in Harrisburg, Pa,
after spending month with her
brothers i'll this city.
Mr.. Norbournr Berkeley. OF Pen
dlcton. Oregon, is visiting his cousin,
Captain C. c. Berkeley in this city.
Mr.. William Green, who is i'll with
typhoid fever. has been taken to the
st. James hospital in North End.
Miss Lucille Mcmillan has return
, cd from a visit to relatives i'll Wash
ington and Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Givinu Satisfaction

Mr.. Fred w. Thompson, of the Hi
Directory Company, Richmond. who
has for the past week been attending
to the delivery OF the new city direc-
tory here states that the new book is
giving entire satisfaction to subscrib.
ers and advertisers. Mr.. Thompson
has placed on file at Mr.. j. Il. Warrcns
Office, 26l5 Washington avenue. com
plete file Of directories of his com
panys publication and nearly every
city in the United States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA.
Mr.. Mark Foley Passes Away After
Illness of Two Weeks

Mr.. Mark Foley Passes Away After
illness of TWO Weeks.
Mr.. Mark Foley, for twelve years
employed in the chipping and caulli-
ing department at the shipyard, died
from pneumonia Sunday morning at
o'clock at his home, 210 Thirty
eighth street. Until he was stricken
with pneumonia two weeks ago the
deceased had never lost days work
at the yard on account of sickness.
Mr.. Foley was SO years of age. He
is survived by Il widow and nine chl-
drcn.
The funeral will take place at st.
VincentS Catholic church this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. The body vii! be
inferred ut Grecnlawn cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
VIII be Made at jamestown Elk.
position by the British
Government.
MORE NEWS FROM TUCKER
company's President Makes interest
ing Statement to Associated Press
Representative in London-king Ed.
ward Desires to Cooperate in Every
Way--DctaIs to be Discussed.

That President Harry ST. George
Tucker is working wonders abroad in
The interest of the jamestown EXposi.
ton Company is apparent from the re-
ports concerning what he has accom-
plishcd during the short time that has
passed since he landed in England.
In connection with the announce
ment that the British government has
accepted an invitation to participate in
the tercentcnnial, comes the following
interesting dispatih from London:
LONDON, Nov. 27.-"We are fully
assured that Great Britain will have
representative military and naval con-
tlngents at jamestown in 1907" said
Harry st. George Tucker president Of
the jamestown Va), Exposition
Company, to the Associated Press
today.
"The British government, through
Foreign Secretary Lansdownc, the adj
miralty and the war Office has given
me Il most cordial welcome and has
promised TO assist in every way to-
wards the success of the exposition.
Tic way had been already pre-
pared for me by our ambassador. Mr..
Reid, and Sir Mortimer Durand. tho
British ambassador at washington.
who have been urging the claims OF
the exposition, and as result LORD
Lansdowne sent the following telc-
gram to Ambassador Durand early
this month:
His Alajesty's government desires
TO cooperate in every way that may
conduce TO the success of the exp
sitlon ut jamestown, which canno,
fail to excite much interest in this
country. Mr.. Tucker will be rccciv-
cd with pleasure and His Majesty,
government will be glad to learn
from him the precise nature of the
cooperation which the United States
government Desires
Lord Lansdownc Showed that n,
was in earnest by receiving me in a
most cordial manner and sending Il
representative with ME to the admir-.
atty and the war Office, where in out.
line, the proposed displays were dis
cussed. the heads OF those DEPART.
ments taking the kcenest interest il:
the matter. The details have not
been worked out, but it is generally
understood that Great Britain Will
be represented by baLtleship squad.
ron and military contingent. the
latter including every arm of the
| service. Special attention will he
paid to the recent improvements in
the instruments of military and naval
warfare"
Mr.. Tucker will spend tomorrow
with the Archbishop of Canterbury.
who has invited him to discuss the
proposal for joint meeting of the
Episcopal churches of England and
the United States at jamestown dur
ing the exposition On Wednesday
he will meet heads of the admiralty
and the war office TO further discuss
the details of the displays.
Armed with Great Britain's accept.
ancc. Mr.. Tucker expects that hi,
visits to the other foreign capitals
will be equally successful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Baby Girl Dead.

Elizabeth Mclaughlin, the five
weeks-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mclaughlin, died at the
home OF her parents, 51S Thirty-sec.
ond street, yesterday morning. Fun.
eral services will be conducted at
the residence this morning and the
body will be inferred at Greenlawn
cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
WILL SUPPORT SAILORS, REST.
Trinity M. E. Congregation Promises
Substantial Aid for Next Year

Missionary JOHN Golden, OF the
Sailors Rest, addressed the congre
CATION of Trinity NJ. Il. church Sun
day morning and at the close of his
remarks the congregation promised
to give $2A0. toward the support oe
the Rest during 1906.
There will be an important meeting
of the Sailors Help Guild at the
Rest this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
a large attendance is expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
kldsky q Bankrupt.

y petition in bankruptcy was filed
in the United States District Court al
Norfolk yesterday by Harry Elins
klasky, manager of the American
Bottling Works, OF this city. Ti,o
liabilities arc siyen at $S,lGC and
the assets at nothing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
twentieth Century Woman

Rev. DR.. Thacher, of Norfolk, Will
deliver his interesting lecture, The
Twentieth Century Woman" at the
Young Mems Christian Association
next Friday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
ANAL CAMATEO
IN GOOD. SHAPE.
-.
Copper Company Has q Profit aud
Loss Surplus Of Nearly Nine
Millions
HOLDINGS ARE SI94, 1000, 900.
Interesting Financial Statement by
The Company Recently so Much
Talked About

Nav yorh yune "A onanolal ata,o.
49,, !, ' $500. 'a',,
meht oi 'ho Amalghma'ed copper COW
pnny was given out today, Tho e'a,c'
mont acts forth tina, on April 20 last,
an. ,,,,,n.n, hnd , ,ron, ana lnsa rl,.
VIC 'on'pa"s "aa p'''' wv a,
Plus OF Wp'stls' ana ohsn esHoUS W
1865 1IS The value Of the companys
ho,dIny M scourIties ana inyeNmenty
ho'u''h W eu,.' ne, "a,
" plaeod Nv FIphseloVo'
Another item OF assets ie loan ol
s;.sBO 600 10 tho Wafhoo Copper com.
80,
p"nN -, .., . "a, o,n
Accounts payable amount W "ho'V
and ilvldcnds payable May " aggru'
e,to "a t2s $40 Tho abatement con,alns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets continue brisk
cars OF Mediterranean sweets, lemons
ana new potatoes wero received this
morning from southern California ovor
the Salt Lake Route, aud carload or
two OF bananas from Port bomon VIII
supply the local market which has been
rather bare Of this fruit New Potatoes
are selling at reasonable prices now,
wholcNnlIng NJ Sc per ow,.l 80 thht
everybody" " able 10 buy There II
good supply Of spring chickens nrrlN.
Ink, with the market steady, but th'
price Of eggs IN going ny ns tho hens
appear 10 have taken n day OF after
laying their flrst spring batch, ana
are getting their second wind, There y
q slight reduction IN mutton, also N
live hons IN the Nth market there no
more Bonita Barracuda or fresh Mac
korol for tho present, ~ these interest.
ing flrh seem TO have taken u shot olr
into deep water Coconnuts are among
tho fresh arrivals, and pine apples arc
down to $3.50 and 1915 per dozen, Bcr-
muda onions arc also on hand, Win
fresh consgnments OF White crystal
Wax onlnons from TeNas Tho Hood
River straw berrles are about gone, and
the native Utah berry IL taking their
place, with Min Creek na the champion
locality for big berries, Some of these
are 20 largo that two bites are Doccs'
sary 10 ret away With one Of them,
Few cherries are ON hand owing to tho
continued sim demand In tho east AMI
raspberries are 0ndlng n slow sale. \
few ll0ckborrics are arriving from tho
coast The first shipment Of Utah rauli'
nowor was received this morning IRON,
MoNpn The prices prevailing IN tho
markets today arc as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
CONCEN rk ATEs.


A, A, IIcdberg Of the Mine & smcltcr
supply company Of this city was
Bingham visitor yesterday
Milton u. Grosh, local manager. OF
the General Electric company, mas
gone ont Of town for a day OF two
city Editor Palmer aud Cashier ",
a. stowe Of the Herald, were IN bing'
ham yesterday looking after mining m
tcrcsts,
Purchasing Agent T. l., NJ, Mcspad'
den Of the Utah copper 60 Vlsllou tnQ
mines Of that company III blnBhnn'
yesterday,
Henry ca,roW, manager Of the ono
Conner comuany and George u, Motth,
have returned from trip to tne La
than mine In the spruce mountain
New, district
Henry NJ, Adkmeon, manager OF the
Nov ltnlland cold copper conpa.
ny's mino Of bingham, came IN from
camp this afternoon
capt. Stern, the president and r,p.
rosentlnK the chief monoyed lnloretlh
In The Yampo mine and hmell,t ~
Bingham, has arrived from Now NorN
shlpments have been started again
from tho Wyoming mine N, American
FORK canyon The Initial lot oonslnls
OF about 500 sacks, which VIII roaeh inc
samplers within the noNt few dnSe'
Manager charles W, Whitley OF ,hc
American Smelling A. Rohnlng COM
pnny who recently underwent az opeI'
alton for appendicitis, made ms ,hp'
ponrlnoc al his Office again To-Day
whore he was warmly greeted by em'
ployes and friends
An Elko, Noy, publication says IL
"A given out ON authority that MI,
Mnyhan and tho party OF capitalists
Who visited Tusonroro q short tlllo nso
bayo secured the Dexter mine IN rus
cnrora and that operations ON ms
proporty win begin inside OF 'nlrV
DAYS. orders for the pumps hoNo
been placed and the Work OF drnlhlnH
Inc mines win bcgln ny soon M IN.
machinery can be placed TINS report
comes from Tuscarora ana eaid 'o
be ON the authority Of T. ~ Mckensic
who returned 10 TuscnrorA last nlRht
the residents of Tuscnrorn are ~ hlsn
hopes an dcspcct 10 boom N cahll
| this summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05

States, Selling was quite general IVY
S AID soli n 70 SSSs's, minneapolis.
Duluth aud Chicago reported receipts OF
Gs enra against $2 cars a year hso
cnlng ertct on tho corn market, Lower
prices al Liverpool save bears an add
llonal reason Tor selling July opened
unchanged 10 We lower ~ lO's 20 iVh, ana
for Z time held around ieh.
July oats OPENED = shade 90 &c lower q,
S Ss % o aYH g 'SS sold up TO ~' ana '"'"
September PORK was m ~ lo lt'ic .,
lgS 10 l3,00 Lard vas mp 2lsUip AZ
6@, RIBS wen DO hleher al l6iHq,0
Wheat Ne. rod l0?ulO?Ri, No. > RCD
l@ Nlopll 10 I hard ,9l No > N9'd,
0ollhcr6' ioi.aiocls No 9 spring 1861
'oo,s-No, 2 9oI,qsopi, No g. 99lg@'b
Corn No 2, 5llni?. No. 0, blha6lh
For July tho lowest. point ol ho, day
was reached Of SSe The msTke' closed
Corn-Ailcr touching im. July rold "
70 5Oi The .nayke, closed strong VIII
close Wbcil-Junc, oeh; July 81.
'1crns'jlIy,' Io'si old, so'sqSol,l sept, 10
old ,,oH Dee ~ oId' I'M NAY en-
sss! May, 81. '''' ''''' wv "''
lIork~JnlT lgi9H, sept 400 m
l.ord. Juno 100 July 1ioi sept 1NR
Ribs"July, i,o sept tG, oct, ioi,lt
Wyo.-July, ca,
flaN--cnFh northwest NI
Timothy Junc, gd.
tlover-June llibqG,S
ll,fley-Cash, 1870
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
STOCKS OPENED
A7 HIGHER PRICES

New York, June S.-Prlc'e N ,he
stock market generally opened hlsh'r
than ,n saturday and tho gains were
wide IN some Of the speculative tNol .
ties. Largo purchasing orders maze
their appearance after the opch'~
dealings, Reading, Union Paclh'' unlp
"a states steel preferred ANA Amo'sa :
mated copper were the chlcf ccn'frS OF
the activity ana their strength sunni
latol the entire market, Erie secoll
ploforrcd rose 2es, Z, &, {, a ~ LOUIS
iN and Aichlsons Canadian Pnulno, nv"
lnntIo Coast line, ontario Wes.Vtb
n, s o., Chesapeake n ONO w.
steel preferred Amaleama,e1 N"pp'''
Smelling and Locomotive | to "a. yea
living wiped out n good part or 'hes'
gains before H o'clock and Anna lgamnt'
eI Copper fell to n fraction under sat
urday after the publication OF itS hhhh,
cInl roiort I,calizlnB IN Amnlgnmnleu
Conner carried II a point under Satul'
day, strength IN tho market WAS re,
yIycl by tho 2-point rise In unltei
states Steel preferred, norfolk ~
Wce,orn rose ils, New York Central
and Republic steel preferred ~ anu
southern Pacific, " =, steer anu lon.
ncssco Coal |, These advances were nov
fuuy held and intense dulness was tnf
feature at noon,
Bonds were irregular .,
slowly hardening prices IN AeherW
market was the outgrowth Of NE con-
lidcnl absorption Of ontario a western
when rose gA 10 80 on large dealllss,
Reading ana some of inc olher lVW .,
priced coal stocks were more sencraly
taken but bnslnofe IN the pllholppl
trunk limos and western railroad slooNs
was almost nominal .
Amnlgnmntod Copper STOCK when
had sold up To S3it on saturday ana nd'
,nncod IL SlM carly today dropped 10
SgG on tho publication OF the ANAL
pamatcd sl0l'menh ,,
apasmndic buying movements NJ FoV1
eraI Of the londnR stocks woIo gOccefde9
by prolonged puriolR OF ,1ulnrse NV
slightly n0,gng prices Amnlgnmnloi
| Conner. r.E slcol prcforod ana onlarle
A. Woao,n were each w turn loAnllos o,
| the afternoon Northwestern advanced
| two points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
WEEK IN PARK CITY.
work of Clearing ontario brain Tunnel
Progressing Well

Al The Comatock work rs going stead.
IS ahcnd ana superintendent James
hickey W expecting 10 open UP n largo
body Of hlRh grado ore AT any time now,
says tho Record, The development
work has reached n very interesting
stage and the next two ar three days
Is expected 10 bring forth some very
Hood news, For tomo time past Mr.
Hickey has been driving drift 10 the
orc body from which quito u tonnage
has already been taken, ana the OBJ
locllNc point has now been almost
reached, There ~ comparatively little
water IN the mlnoa thIa spring ind no
trouble from this source II anticipated
this year Two pumps only are IN opor-
alton now when last season az this
time, four were kent going all ~ the
time and the breaking of n valve on
ono of them caused suspension of work.
The management OF this property Ger.
t1inly deserve II big reward II nny-
one does, for i've years they have
worked faithfully and constantly to
open M n mine their confidence IN the
Thaynoe canyon section, being unlim.
ltod, Mr. Hickey, who h u most
thorough ana practical miner " not
giving to news paper boosting or nd
vcrllslng, but he hnnly believes that
the hoped for mud" II about 10 occur,
Work at the Kearns'Kolth ana AZ
liancc properties goes steadily ahead,
with the ore bodies encountered grow.
Ing larger ana richer M they arr de.
volopod. Tho K.N.mlll In turning ont
some of tho finest concentrates IN the
camp fN.
Frank a, bird tho well known az.
Hayor ana mining man commenced
work az tho Columbus this week WITH
u small force " men, which WIN h'
Increased later ON, The Columbus II
owned by WA McCmoy Of salt Lake
Geo, Fisher ana others
Foreman Matt Conncllcy W over from
tho Drain tunnel today and reports IN,
work Of cleaning MP the tunnol under
fun Roadway The wOrkmcn are now
IN about 1000 feet and since LEAVING
tho last cuye.in, several amallcd ones
have been cleared ny, the tunnel gem
orally being IN good shape considering
The length of time the water has beer
backed M IN there, Another cave has
now been encountered, though no Idea
| Of its extent can be given, Mr. Cons
ncllcy takes II very cheerful view ~ ih'
outlook and IN satisfied that all win BE-
well and IN good shape again IN n short
| time,
The remaining $4,000 pounds of ,h'
$4,000 pound shipment from tho New
| York was sent 10 the market this week
| Tho returns ehow 90 gold 1913 sllNor
| ana 50 lead, Prospecting ana de
yolopmont work Is going ahead stood'
| ~ a. the mine ANA everything IL "
| splendid condition. There IN no
enough water IN the mine TO cause an!
| concern,
ore Standardization Eing l,oi2 GOO
| Dnly West l,i6i63l, koams'kclth ~,
900 New York $1,000, Clogg 4 llak
10000 sweeney Con, lOS00 Grand 20
tai 3nlh0ll pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
RESOLUTION WILL PASS,
star Con. stock WIN soon Beesms As
sessAhle

Tho stockholders of the star Consoli.
dated Mining company mot IN. special
session during the forenoon for inc
purpose Of passing on the matter ~
making the capital stock Of tho CONE
pnny Hrscssablc, Afl0 the appointments
Of the proper committee whose duiy "
win be- to determine who II entitled To-
vote, I'M adjournment was taken unlll
3 O'clock this afternoon
There seems Co be an oyorWhclmlng
majority Of the shareholders of the
company M favor Of the resolution au'
thorlSlng n change IN the articles of M
corporation ana there " not the sllgh,,
oa, doubt but that the proposition WI
40 through when II IN called M ina
afternoon
The star company has been hondl.
capped In the past with shortage NJ
funds 10 carry forward development
work, bu, with the power vested In tho
board of directors TO levy assessments,
II In believed, the dfnculty vii be over.
como end the mine win again be placed
on paying basis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
AROUND Las VEGAS,
work on Automatic Roads 10 various
camps Progressing.

Special Correspondence,
Las Vegas New, June 3 .-rholc VIII
bo no question at all about the auto
mobiles running from this place 10 the
VarlOug towns and mining camps Of the
Bulllrog district The San Pedro road
has a force OF men out locating ANA
clearing u route 20 be used by those
ohag phug machines Reports arriving
from the mon In the field are fun Of
announcement and everything WIN be
m readiness much sooner That the pro.
motors AT nrst figured, The STAGES are
making REGULAR trips into the minos
from Vegas, but II IL beloved that as
soon aa the autos get 10 running rcgu-
lar ana making time some of them VIII
have 70 pun of,
4 number Of PROJECTORS have gone
ont INTO the hills within the last week
or two, they generally pack burros ana
foot n" Themselves Joe Bush, q wen
known mining man and prospoclor,
was here the last ana THIS week ana
has outnltod and gone into The hills,
Mr., Bush who ~ also an old Montana
Journalist knows M much about prose
pocling as he does ul the noNspOpor
business lIo lofl town with four bur.
ros loaded down TO the guards
The land and water company n lay
ing Wntor mains about the clty N 0o'
cordanco with Che promise made To lot
purchasers the day of the late s0lo, Two
large cartg something on the lno Of
Watering cWtH Win bo here In few
dnys ana win ho used In olng the
streets for the purpose " keeping down
tho dust
Owing to the very warm weather
during the mgt few weeks the cOun-
try all about the Vegas " one seo "
pnnd and dust occasionally wind
comes IN ana when II does the utmoe.
pho,e In one Wugng movable mass OF
city realty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05

ham, stockton, Ophr Park city and
Little cottonwood lilo probably spent
moro money here for the development
Of mines here than he ever took out, but
his various undertakings were rapidly
rtuohinR tho stage whom he could roal.
NJ handsomely on them and he had
planned TO retire from nctlVo busls
ness about two years hence,
Mr., Kimberly owned n large interest
m he Twin Falls irrigation enterprise
IN ldnho IN well ~ In tho linlaWnllo
copper mno IN California, lie Ii said
To have LEFT an estate Of the value Of
nt least Sl0O0O,0O0 Tho funeral VIII
occur AT sharon, Pa the nome of the
deceased, tomorrow, Ilo WAS 90 years
Of age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
FORENOON ON
MINING EXCHANGE
- sssaa.aa-ssss
The Market for Mining Stocks
Did Not Offer Very Much
Encouragement.
FEW IN BETTER TONE. HOWEVER
New York and Nay Day Among Them
"A Sale Of Daily Reported
Quotations and Sales

The week opened with tho sale OF w.
300 ahuree OF stocks ON tho Mining liN'
change This forenoon for which was
paid out the tum Of S3iO1ib
on the whole the market war weak
yet there were few traders NAV ~.
fcrod encouragement New YORK ana
May nay mInonod alIghuy while rnrl''
held steady around "a cents, A iOO'sharo
10, NJ Daly came out NJ 50, but lhe'o
was little demand for II at any PRICE
victor con, remained about where "
YEAS let ON saturday Te'ro droppPoon
down to " conts and Yankee con- l,l
of a few points, Grand Cenllal Wv, .
,icIpatod nj SO, ON thr open board lh'
closing quotations and sales were ..-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
uNCll, sam MEETING,


The stockholders Of the Uncle sam
Consolidated Mining company are hold.
Ink their annual mcplIng this nflor.
noon ana win elect bourd Of droo.
tons for me onsuug year. II IL likely
the old board win be chosen ngun
The financial statement 10 b. pro'
pentod WIN present q very gratifying
condition Of affairs, there holng enough
funds ON hand 60 pay several bg divl'
donds, The showing win undoubtedly
he quito satisfactory 10 Shareholders,
After this moclng II Ii expected d.
ydcnd win bu posted. b.