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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

a very pretty impromptu wedding oc-
CURED On me residence ~ hir. md sirs
j. g Boe0esker, GA North Vine, az ionr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Kansas city journal: Among the WISH
tors from the two territories yesterday
were: D. n Roberts Oklahoma city, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. Wilton, Nowata; w. J..
HagHl ard wife El Reno; A. IT, Goss-
ling shawnee. w S Bunting sapulpa;
a. T. Kruse. Geary Charles De Waite
viiie Weleetka; c. r. Bailey and wife,
Bartlesvnle: William Gulagerand wire,
Muskogee; z. y. Yates Pawhuska
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

AZ Carpesie library Nor lay tae iol
lowing v-it.rs rcigist'rel
d. RcmSe. Henryetta, J. r.
Miss Faith Causey Enid
r. 49, CRUZ, Madison.
Mrs A Mitchell. Huronvile, Mo.
Leland ID. spring Rockford III.
T j Pmmmcr Orlando.
j. g. Woolson Racine. Wis.
Mrs C. +. Johnson. DetFoit Mich
Herbert r. johnson, Arkansas City
Charles u SEWER, Arkansas City
J J. purneraux, Henryetta, J. T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

An afternoon with q breeze as cool ps
that enjoyed by tourists in Colorado
mountains ana Mrs. T. g. Neal for hos
tess made tho meeting Of kartenapiel
club Wednesday afternoon most pleas-
ant one Mrs Dunn won the nrst psize
and Mrs Fred Var Duyn received the lone
hand prize. Mrs Guest viii entertain
the club next Wednesday afternoon at
her home on East Springer avenae. The
guests yesterday afternoon were Mrs.
Len Leaeh. Mrs r C. Van Duyn and
Mrs Duun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Shopper bottle
let free request Duffy Malt Whskcy Company Rochester
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Miss Alice Mary Hohus was a charm
ing young hostess Saturday afternoon 70
twenty friends. the occasion being her
eleventh birthday anniversary. The
young folks spent the afternoon hours
playing Jolly games on the cool i1wn.
There was music and at ave O'Clock a
dainty lunch was served. The young
hostess was the recipient of navy pretty
rememberances from her young frimda.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Mrs Thurban smi,h. Mrs. WIN York
Mrs Peter Beuni Mrs DR. Doughty. Mrs
Even Tumbuen, Mrs c Chimm, Miss
Nellie Maha15y Miss lrala owen. Miss
" Anderson Miss Coldie Knox, Miss
Emily Mays. Miss Bumie Zieeler Miss
Gertrude Geayor. Mrs G. f. ingalls,. Mss
Elizabeth T1wncend Pref. ~ Gray and
Naomi Baxter are members of Tho
Ladies Mendelsshchn club, that came up
from Oklahoma city this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Ev-Governor and Mrs c. W. Barnes.
Nir and Mrs Carl Hayingnorst and Aus
Ge9fge j Gilbert vert to Crescent City
ChursIay morning 70 spend the day
GtNernor Barnas delivered ain address
there - the afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Miss Nellie unyan has received a
souvenier card from Mrs E. r Ardery,
who, accompanied by her husband, Is
now in Toronto Canada. on a va
cation trip Mrs 'rdery writes that
she is enjoying the trip very much,
adaine this is certainly grand
and beautiful old cry Ncc Ardery
VIII return home the last Of the
month and be here at the opening Of the
fan term September l2, OF her school for
girls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Trading at 0penIsg Was ListIess,
Gains Prsdominaling Over
Losses
U. S, STEEL WAS IN DEMAND
Bank Statement Was Dlsoppoin,I 90
Aud Caused Realir
Ing,

Now York july N~Opcnlng trading was
listlcss and changes wolo small aud mixed,
tho gains prcdomlualmg, 4 rleo OF " In
metropolitan Securities had tho largest
difference from last night Speculative op.
oratons were IN keeping with tho half.
holiday session and except for tho per.
slttVnt demand for United states steel
ana Reading preferred stocks were llltlo
Inclined 10 encourage active trading, Most
stocks Kept within 3, per cent of iholr
opening prices and business was uncom.
monty llght IN a. number Of myorIlos,
United states steel worked No way 10 3ll,
and tho preferred aud Heading also
gained hnlf each y, a. II, q, preferred
moved w a point, ltcdding ltsl preferred
ID Palllu Coast lA NollhwoAlorn ana
Evansville ana Torrp lluulo 2, ana Read
INK second preferred 20.
Dltporilon 10 realize Nas Increased by
the brgc fRlllng Un M cash rctoNo
shown by the Onnk statement Losses ran
10 about u point M Union pacIlic, Read
lnH Eric second preferred, Atlantic
coast Lane, Metropolitan Street halfway
ana Peoples Gas Covering ~ short uG'
counts put out ON tho decline worked
substantial recovery and che closing was
qulot ana steady at all changoB from last
llRNlN pllrtH
Money on oall nominal no loaus limo
loans btadyi 90 days, . per cent, 10 dayU,
w per cont, six months 3bd3A per cent
Primo mercantile paper iulIl per cent
hlClInR exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bllls NJ iNG,Mdl ~
COR dcmuud, ana at lS,lJul sj,2i for w.
da. bills
Posted rates $50 ana in
Commorclal bills, isia.Ni0,
llar silver HA.
Mexican dollars, diig,
Government ana railroad bonds steady,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
L, $, COMpANY's PLANS.
More be,als concerning Purchase "
Tho Delamnr Refinery

II has been part ~ the plans N tho
United states Mining management,
HllH AN eastern financial paper cons
corning this conpUny'e plans ~ onlor
me rcllniuR business When II had sufs
ilrIpnt bullion output 10 warrant the
building of unll IN copper refining, or
3o0lO0 600 pounds
There are not over half dozen other
copper ronnorlcR IN this country The
United states Metals Selling company
has two rclnorlog, one NJ BaYonnc, ~
d. ana one at Baltimore, Tho Amer.
lr1n Metals company'F refinery IN
known AN The Nichols chemical com.
pony Tho American Smelling cons.
pnny ns n refining plant. the Boston
ana Montana company has one at
Great FAILS Mont and the Calumet a
llcclo has refinery ul Buffalo, but n
very small portion of the Lake copper
rs rofnod,
The De Lamar refinery was bult q
few years arc ana has been largely
under tho control Of l., NOrolsioln, the
copper selling agency for cant, De Ia.
mar The United Nor1o, lIolngo ana thg
United states Mining company Tho
DE Lamar plant treats 20 00O 900 pounds
of copper annually ThroLah the uo.
qulsll0u NJ thcao ro0nprIcs the United
states Mining company Will take over
those contracts. The Vogols,om agency
VIII slil have the sale ~ copper, This
hrm owns onc.thr1 interest I'm the
DE Lamar refinery and MIR. Nogolstoln
haH, since tie acquisition by tho Unit.
ed states Mining company, been elect.
81 president " The company, ana Mr.
llotholn, hlS partner a. treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
MINING WIN HIRE.


Tho party NJ officers ana stockholders
of the American Exploitation company
which arrived In the city yesterday ne
lowoon over the oregon Short limo
railroad IN taking In the sights OF tho
city today and Included IN the itinerary
bu trim 10 SalNir beach
Tho personnel of tho party n Ns fol'
lows
Onlc6rs oud DIroctore-C, W Cheney,
yIyo president RhclhyNlllo, lndi Frank
w. Day managing directors Davis EW-
luV soc1olnry' v II Summorll assist
Hut gonrWl manager, c. j Albert, d.
rootor M NJ, Greon, director all u
chicago
Stockholders -Goorcg q, CarDorWw,
lorhNm, jacob Wolfe. Chicago, l., NJ,
Graham George II, cox, Charles W
Do'ts, bloomington, HI q, y Wilson
b. shoemaker j NJ Boston, Nokomh
III j. n CrlokenbcrgeG Henry N
Josouuh stephens syracuse, I'LL H. g.
stevens wills Conlblc, j, r. DlNnen.
Olrhcr C0ulerepOrt, PA H. l., Dloff.
1rtonsburg Pa, Dr. y, l. renlhorman,
Wnlamsburg pa. William Pollock,
Dgcoola Mllla. PA G, q, slrIedor, j, Il,
White, Fort WAYNE lnd,I Raymond A,
cross dcorpc W Thompson Marion.
md ], II. TrlhN indianapolis, Ind,
Charles ourslor. Noblcsyllo, Ind
James Il shook, Upton, Ind ], j.
Barlow j. w. Lindsey, shOrpwlle,
Ind & a. Morris REV. Adoirlch Koe.
lln sholbyylle, lnd,l George y, Cor.
scott, Madison, Wis, John n, Shuman,
Yoronod, WIZ W 4 Loo, TomAh,
WIS., j " IevlDs9n, nelroi. Mlch,j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
CONCENTRATES.

T. J, WcNcott was a passenger 10
Park CITY this moulng
Supt Frank y, swindlcr Of the BAN.
berger Delomar mInos is In tho city
again,
George Gum, nold representative Of
the American Smotng 4 Refining
company departed Inst night for the
northwest
The orc and bullion settlements re.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Go, were ~ follows, tufo ore ana con.
centratos, $4,000 base bullion, $4,000,
A. r. Mcdonald superintendent OF
the Arizona Copper company, operating
lt Clifton Ariar IN IN the city on his
way from trip 10 the Nevada gold
camps,
In the settlement made yesterday for
four cpr loads " crude ore, Cashier
Thompson received from the American
smelling a Refining company q check
for $4,000,
MT McBolh, manager Of tho Mont.
gonery Mountain Minins company,
states that they have their tunnel In
about l3b feet ana are working ~ mon,
-"licatty mllfrog Miner
Tho Bngham.Ncw Haven Mining
company IN about 10 LET a contract 10
sink double compartment shnft ana
also one FOR double compartment mso
at iis Bingham property
Favorable reports have boon received
from The Gold I'm property n the
clifton district which ~ bclng opened
under the option held by Duncan Me.
Vioble ana others Of this city,
Herbert Harris president NJ the
Western ore Separating compnnv
which has The building Of n mill FOR the
treatment ~ zinc ores IN this CITY Donr.
lng completion hos arrived from Den.
Yer,
4, j, Kettles ana W, e. Tlomas Of
the NcwhouHo stan have returned from
q trip 10 Garfield county whore thoy
went Tor the purpose Of examining INTO
the merits of o. mining porposlllou
called ~ the attention of Mr. NcWs
house,
The con, jefferson Mining compnny
operating u property noNr the mouth Of
Little Cottonwood rnnyOn. has filed IA
copy Of lts articles ot Incorporation I'm
inc Once oI Inr rrrtrluV OF state and |
notice OF the acceptance Of the pro. |
visions Of the constitution of the state
of NtHh,
v y, strange departed this after.
noon for Tonopuh and Goldncld lie
has been called 10 Tonoplh 10 appear
us u WllnoHH In the HCHU over aDeX |
rights To- bc tried out iu the courts be-. |
tween The MacNamnm and Tonopah |
Extension companies lie VIII Malt |
doldlleId on personal business,
Manager Horny NJ Crowlhor Of tho |
Ana mine of Alta has ro.
turned from camp ana slltos that the |
VIII commence moving sono |
low grade copper ore 10 market noyt |
wock something The management ms |
not undertaken 10 DO heretofore. Mr., |
crowthor says lhc mill ana tmmway |
ere doing excellent service
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
pROi)UCk.


Chciro, July s,-rndor general profit
taking tho wheat market here today had
4 decidedly weak undcron0, Generally
clear weather IN tho northwest was tho
princip~ reason for tho selling pressure.
in additional doollno IN piece nt Liverpool
NJ rains throughout Kansas The market
opened auto nrm, with september up =,
40 a at Ma 10 hNR, but OnollnRa Woro 40
liberal mat prlucN soon declined, Suntoms
Der dropping 70 N4nNN
Lnlgor receipts than estimated created
hoQrllh sentiment IN tho corn market
Weakness " wheat gave additional en-,
c0uragcmonl 10 bears, September opened
y lower 10 p higher at b5lI 10 tJ,s ana
declined 10 VI
Nolwlhsnuding tho woakncw ~ other
glUlue u steady tone prevailed In the oats
market September oponcd a shade ~ a
hlghor ot 3l@n8iA 10 Sla ana later sold
AZ 3l3,
Provisions wcro arm ON fair demand
from shorts \ cent advance IN tho ptloN
" i've hogs started the buying September
PORK was w 10 cents, lara was w a shade
10 29ul cents ana ribs were shade 90 2la
cents higher
tho market continued woak the cntIro
session prospect ~ clear weather for 10.
morrow having considerable Influence
For september the lowest point ~ the
day woH tcac9ed Ct sl1, Tho market
ClHCly I cont M Nii
Corn September declined to tTs Tho
market closed weak with September down
,ca'bj' " hS0' So. O. rcd, new. onaop,
M req 9eES o&,,1@t@I No. 2, hard
llA' No 2 northern ll20l,li, No, 3,
spring FlUl A.
Corn 80 o bs0tN,, No, 2, nHats,
oats No O. 3lituMb, No, 3, 81
.Closol, Whonl~lnly @'s sept, Sbi
Corn h% 5ili,' 6id ag, scpt, mga
!6 Old @'s Doc, ie', DID, tN, May
oWs.july sgIe sept @h, pee, 3lAg
a2 May 3lhl53h,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Boston Con. Road.

H. W. Henderson this week com.
mencod the preliminary survey OF tho
railroad that will connect the Boston
Con- mine with the now min AZ Poll.
can Point. .gys the bingham Bulletin.
The engineering work H. IN charge OF
COL Moore, WhO has located moro miles
OF railway In Utah than any other en-
Rlnecr The Boston con- road win be
narrow gage and 40 win come down the
main canyon ol am elevation consider.
abb yoboyo that NJ the Copper Bolt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Filed Incorporation Papers

Tho Bull Valley Mining company Of
LoRun lllod q copy Of its articles of IN.
corporation In the secretary of states
ollcc today MS capital stock ls $500.
600, divided into shares Of the part val.
ne " 30 cents Zach the directors are
n H. Roundy II, g, Atkn ana n, A..
Berry Tho company owns 80 claims
IN the Bull Valley ana Tutsngubbit dls.
trlct Washington county Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

W, y, Chase Dea Molnes, Ia, ", n,
cheney, Jacksonville, Fla,
Tomorrow afternoon the party VIII
arrive In Bolao, leaving IN city to-.
night ON Monday the Pearl district
about 80 miles from ldaho's capital
clly whore. the company has mining IN
tprcNs, win be visited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
REGULAR cALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES
paly.Julgc, 100 M G.1b
ualy'WcsL % M l8i7a.
Lower Mammoth. 100 ot l0 900 ut 49,
100 mo IA,
May nay $500 nj 5h 5000 al 5l., A.
90, 1000 40 5J.
New York Bonun2l, 200 ~ d6,
FotrO 300 ul 49,, BOO M No.,
Victor Com 1000 No 49,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Doly.judgc, 10 AZ GO
nulIlou.llroh 100 M 1885,
Columbus COM lon nt 49,
May Day, 1000 M hhi 1000 M a.
silver shield, 100 M o.
New York Bonanza, 800 az tb3l,
RECAplTrLATlON,
shares. Value.
Regular call r.,,uuul0s2j 2,32l,5o
opon board u,,,u,upu 1850 100000
a.Hs..ssas ..aas.sa....t
Todoyg tolplen ,u,.23S16 t3,8i2,00
Weeks totals unu,,uGs 2y5 lIl06,2J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

.pork-July, ia,1i Sept 1900, oct,
lard--July, 2loi sept, 40
klbs''IvlN L,2H, sept n92g, oct, "a
Ryo-July g.
rlmolhy.-Hept $50,
lloyor-July, l9h,
Elas-cash, northwest, 10
Barloy~cash, l9d1l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Makes an AssIgnmeni.

New YORK July S.-Tho Hmipan
Mmlng and fmoliug company ouraRod
In mlulng ore IN Moyco. has made am
assignment To william w. Ellls, Wi.
liam virgins ~ president, ana uonIv
A. Dickinson secretary The company
was Incorporated on october 20. 1901
under Now York laws with u capllll
stock OF 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
BANK CIEARINGS,

New YORK, July q Tho following "a.
llc compiled by Bradslfoct. shows nl
hank rloalings. ~ the principal cltles fl
NC Wok ended July g. with the polctn
tulo " increase and decrease at com.
yoArl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
ALTA II LIVELY.


Lows A. Jons, who has some mining
interests az Alta, has returned from a
ulp TO that camp moro enthusiast c
man ever over ltH possibilities, The
c0mr, Mr., Jona says, novor appeared
quite no lively TO him and the ton-
nagcH coming down 90 the valley umoll.
ors IL Increasing daily lcnsore work.
lng at the old city Rocks mine are said
TO DO doing we'll ANA n IN
Tho talk Of the camp that the owners
Of The property are about TO begin an
energetic campaign NJ exploration,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

II your proposition Is one that win
appeal 10 people of practical business
nonse II VIII pay you 10 place n IN our
Business Opportunities column, If IL
" not We don't want II thcre-.nor
would II pay you 10 have II lhere,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
INV YOkk PRODUCE.

New York, July S-Sugnr, raw, nominal,
lnir refining, 8iti centrifugal rs tost, "a;
mOlaNsos sugar, "a,
R0nnod- steady Crushed, 0l0, powder.
cd $50, graduated, so
Coffee Quiet, No. Z Rio, ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
WOOL.


~ Louis, July S-.Wool steady Tor.
rltory and wostcrn mediums, 2Gn9', hnq
medium 9iU9i fine, lou2l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
TIE UTAH APEX,


Manager w g, Orcm Of the Tloh
Apex mine ~ Bingham returned from
ID trlp 10 camp last night lie suya
work IL progressing very satisfactorily
WITH tho driving Of the lower or main,
tunnel and that n N being pushed
into the mountain ni the rate Of about
10 feet per week shipments Of ore
continue ut the rate of 10 tons day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

Everybody VIII be made welcome al
sallair Wodnotdly July ~, because ii
~ "CAmhrian Day"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

Everybody VIII DO made Welcome at
saltllr "wednesday July ~, because Il
N 'Cambrlan Day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
LIVE STOCK,


Chicago, July Receipts 700,
market atcadN Good 10 primo steers, b %
Ndlj, poor 10 medium Q GoNhiO, stock
rra nnd feeders ?toul 3i cows, 3 OQA tpi
hrlforF AJpuo,O, uunugtH, bO12 $50 bulls,
s.1ILQ0 calves, 301H6i5, Texas ted
etcora, iSQ6lb,
Hogs Receipts today 100 Monday,
5000, market cents higher Mixed and
bAiuO 70, bulk Of enlcE 6,GOQti0,
sheep Receipts gOOO, market stohdyI
lambs. weak GOOD ~ choice wothors, iij
W,jO,fllr 10 choice missed, 8iOdb, 10, west.
Cln 3iludO. native lambs, I bQHs,yo
western lambs, i,5Od65Q,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
KANSAS cry,

Kansas CITY July Seattle Receipts,
steers, ( 2j06ibi native cows and hrIfols
sadj,2j, stockors una focd0rr, 30OUi 90,
bulls, 225ll ~, calves, oOuj 20; western
90 sieers i,&Hb,sj, western fed cows
80OnbO
Hogs Receipts 3Ooo market steady
10 cents lOWoT Bulk Of sales, hHl.6
1i2is heavy b3inj N, packers, b3illW
bN pigs and lights 63in6l5
shoop Receipts, none, Market nominal,
w. steady Muttons, i2nj,li lambs 6,ij
gao. range wothcIF, liy0j3o led ewes.
WHiIfi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

South Omaha July N..Cutllc-a Receipts,
sooi market unchanged Native steers, 8.ij
Vo,ij. COWS aud hclfolH 3OOlNG, west
cfn ttoow. A3u5l0. Texas steers, ,ibH
3 cows and hclfcrs i0ai i0 calves
3,Wu5b1, bulls, blaRa otcp 23ini,lO,
Hog Receipts. ,.6lo9., marriott shade
y@' hghh,, 6gl'gqt 32l., pigs, icoa6,Oo,
bulk Of ellos $500 90,
wssesGIScIPo, NSoSIgs %orkol strong
u0,2bi owes, l0N6 40, lambs, 6i5ui,O,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
BANK STATEMENT,

Now YORK, July S-The tlatomtn, n
averages " the clearing house banks 6i
lhls city for tho i've days show
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

Everybody VIII be made Welcome al,
Saltalr, Wednesday July 70. because il
Is "CambrIan Day"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

LEGAL BLANKS, n fun supply, all
the latest forms at tho Descret Nows
Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

as, Campbell,
stoolt Broker 40 d, w. walker block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
SALT LAKERs IN VT.

The famous Faudstorm I'm which
judge W \ sherman and capt 4. H.
Muyno M SAFE Lake are ntoroglol A
few luvH ago struck another rloh gtfoal,
NJ ore iu running oroWput from their
lower Workings RlRht IN This vicinity
ana between the Sondaiorm ana Adnmg
ON The south u new ma haR iuRl been
made and several feet VI orc that viii
pay 10 ship right from me surface have
horn uncovered Tho area of IMMORAL
bearing territory around Hollnpld n
broadening ont me- W0a proven In tho
r1sn OF me- Onld Bar which N situated
oyer Wo miles IN % direct lno east OF
me iNNn
Particulars NJ tho strike could not bo
uapnrD UDl hui the Consensus NJ Onlus
Ton VI conservative mining men was.
tUHi II .VuHI blg thing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
LIDA no THE FRONT

no Dhu south and tributary lo GoId.
hc'd 'Ur 0'i pmp NJ Lldais bcUg rosus.
dl0t.l and promises IA dlHopp0ht the
doubling 1humnfos An entirely
new dlau,ut has been dlscoy.
cred within the pat three
months called sllNor Bow. sltua,.
ed N mIoa olsl 0f ronopnh JOB, Ken.
d0ll informed M Casper that pay ore
had bDnn found night near the surface
uuh iu goll ana slyor ana similar to
the or1s of ronopah ono edge on the
surface ig from two 10 three feet wide
and averages from $500 10 5000 por ton.
This district ~ sald 10 have both wood
and watCr IN abundance Mr. Kendall
also said that the May Queen, situated
near The sandstone was looking well
aud making regular shipments
The k0wch district 90 miles south
east OF doldheld, 10 holding ~ own and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
SALT LAKE BANK ClEhRINGS

For tho wcolt ending a, noon