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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-27

Ell pintor don Francisco Ollsr
ha ofrecido al Conseio Executive, para
que adorne dicho salon, un rstrAto de-
regular tsmsfio del gobsrnador Mr.
Winthrop. Ell ssfior Oller espera que
dicho rstrato obtenga favorable aso.
gida.
-Es casl seguro que don Julio
Padills, de Ponce, SEA nombrado pa
ra fiscal de la Corte de aquel Distrito.
Sc ha empezado Q terrsplenar
Ia calle de San Juan Bautista do Puer-
Ia de TERRA.
Aver tarde en- la calle del Presi-
dio, On Ia Marina, Eustaquio Figue-
roa atrore Is do obras y palabrss al
muchacho Emiliano Eiquilin. ri caso
fue denunctado y hoy fre sentenciad
Flgueroa q pagar 10 dollars de multa.
-Aqusl que no se halle ufano
por tomar sPabsts con empeii',
Ii % uu lux IL 6kuSElC6uU,
nj es un buen puertorriquefio.
Unicos Agents. en- ssta isla NJ. r. Cal
dsr6n, Tetuan II San Juan.
Ell lines pr6ximo reanudara sus
sesiones Ia Corte Federal.
-Por imposibilidad fisica fueron
separados de 10 policfa insular, los
guardiAs Antonio Vega, Ascasio Ro.
driguez, Ramon Irizarri, Pedro Jime.
nez, Manuel Vega, Francisco Rodri.
guex y Jos6 G. Camaeho.
Eli cuartel general public6 esta
mafIsna una ordena ANA sobre trasla.
dos
--Por dslit) CO. tra la sslud p1-
blica, fue condenado don Grfgorjo
Dimas . IS de multa FL sefIor Dina
apel6 de la sentsncia.
Ell juez Bazan conden6 hoy { 1b
dollars de multa 6 80 dias de carcel
Rafael Rodriguez, por arroiar piedraa
On Ia calle, con rlesgo de agredir {
varias personals.
-Parece que el Sofa alcaide de |,
carcel del Distriso de San Juan pre-.
sentara Ia renurcia de gu cargo.
Sc encueutra enfermo el aboga-
do don Ezequiel Martinez Quintero.
LA orquesta dol senior Cocolia
de Ponce SO propone dar un concierte
al p1blico durants su estadia en- est.
capital,
La Corte Federal no ha aceptA
do el traslado que se hiclera del pleit(
seguido por Nemesio Guard'ola con
ira Plza y c. en- la Corte de Distrits
de San Juan.
En- Santurce hace falta mayo
ndmero de pollcfss, 10 mismo que O.
Hato Rey, dada 10 extension dc aque
Hos barrios.
-Segdn parece, el hesho do n
nombrarse I'm inspector plomsro, ir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-27
III
Una novia en- perspective

La kuruma de Yamski habia aproximAdo al portal
IN gto auuncsndo egada del Ahora hsb6ndcse ba
Eado sept6 Dc les banoo cogn daDao
espada gsbnete que ucisn lss pemsturas
ridea parecendo toaa eemoddsd pena sasfac
ci6n Pueroue delnt Ia comid Primsro tome POGO de
aakE v epdo epos OSrm. sl para servre le dirig6
un. mir.ds que ben veba desonteno par,c detenes
sn TODD d aspecto vulgar.
L. donces traio M p"ri6dco de tsrde.
Vsmas YER 10 de Korea- -<levst tam, nte inmnenes-
que La China envfa soldsdcs Bueno Puss SECURE que
81 Jap6n nvsrk ,oIddo mbiep entonees tenderness guerra
Es ers gran opoturidsd para h,ce diners OSum has de
tomare copa mb prs ctebrsr ell asonteciniento.
- Es ciNrto aue vsmos tener guerra
ST. Buenc iRebuenol Pero, O-Spmi, te guardo
otras busnA, not M Via Chiws hoy rs66 que asunto
marchAba ben.
u e, cierto2 tDi6 nkeo-ssn eopssptmentoi
No; estt hay posibidad de loesr que 10
etoroue Paro Mani Ia tenido h.mesg IL viuda
Aa perjdo Ultima espersnzi, dcisndo que evss clbo
prop6to durnte 10 Gle de Takeo-Iap hk segu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-27


Banco Territorial y Agrfcola $50
4 $5S.
Acciones
Bsnco de Pto. Rico 18 20.
Bsnco Territorial. . 1t4.A 16.
Banco Popular.... s7.50 as.
Buques anunciados
Goleta americana Carrie A La
ne Debe haber salido de New York
para esta ell Is del corrients.
Vapor espanol <Montevldec,, ma
mana rece lara procsdente de Genovay y
escalss.
Vapor americana Caracas e.
10 del eptr ante saldra para N. York.
Vapor americana q Philadelphia,
Con procedencla de New York estsra
aquf el 2 del pr6x mo Noviembre y Sc.
guira viaje al dia sigaients para la
Gusyra.
Vapor aleman <Chrisliaria.> Ma
mana tomara puerto para cargar con
destino q Europa.
I07n0r0n puerto
Golets <Esperapzs, de la isla.
Sc hs Hl,taron de sdGda.
Vspor ssoafiol <Juan FORCES, pa
ra MayaR uez y demas puertos anun-
ciados.
Vapor americana <Sansurce, para
la isla con trapsito.
<UberitsS Vieques
<Pedritos Vieques.
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
<Clara E, Randall, descargando.
<Andrew Adams> descargando.
<Coamos descargando
COSTANEROS
<Coraz6n de Msrias Arroyo y
Ponce,
e1ssbelas deacsrgando.
xSan Miguels Fsjardo.
<Dolores. Yabucoa.
xVoluntad, Fsjardo.
<Encarnsci6n, Fjardo y Yabucoa
<Deseada> Humacao y Naguabo.
<Esperanzas pendiepts.
x1ndiaS pendiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-27
SECGION MERCANT|L
Notas comercia|es de San Juan

PrssIss MN de los articuIos
que 50 detaIIan on
almaeenes
ARKOz Jip6n dc O. "a .por ex-
trsmo do clases.
Idsu valsncisno dc IS . St Id. Id.
Ajes do 50 ctvs. & so.
Janones ss} q q.
Qussos amscs. : s14. Patagrls 18.
Tocino, Z 154.
Jabtn, A.e5 { ATS Rocsmor&;
ansrieapo, s2} ~.
Pasta del pals at.
Nanteca $3.50 $50 or t y On
Lasa. de 81 { 10.
Earina de s4} . %.
Habishuslas Ameriesnss blapcas
hrRas ss}.
Gsrbansos IS -.
Bscslao S7& It
Csbollss s2tG3.
Nanteq quilla, dc S14 = Is
Pasta amsrieana On caias de una
srrobs . te.
Fspas smericsnas l soss2
Uvas BI II Is.
DEL PALS
Askear para sl consume;
koaeabsdo claro de a. q a.
De miel claro . e3.76.
Osntrfiuga elsro dc II S6a
Ansricsna dc 1854 ae.
De Ponce NJ IS.
Almid6n %
Cate corrisnts e114 . 12.
Roe 80 grades Cartier & sl.60 cen.
A'ss gallon psgsdos r. Intsrnas.
Esiso1a
Tsbaco, nominal.
Precl.s de cempra
Algod6n de 4,5o : $50
Cccos dc Is Q IL millsr.
Cueros dulces OF a1'1
esto do res ~.
CambIos oorrIentes
Lordres check . 4.oo
Paris u 81 D.
Hamhurvo sxklx
New York 30 ctvs P.
EspAfia . div al q rs D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-27
TARIFA De INSERCIONES

De in6n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
CONCENTRATES.


w. w. Armstrong has gone to Gold
field Nevada, on mining business
The Utah mine Of Fish Springs is In
the market today with car of ore.
Nine cars Of ore from Tintic were re.
ported at the T. & b. samplers today.
Joseph Dederich and A. j. BEETLES
departed last night for Newhouse, Bea-
yer county.
Superintendent T., j, Raddatz of the
Honerne mine Of Stockton, departed
for camp again this morning.
/ The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported yesterday were az follows; Crude
ore and concentrates, $4S0OOi base bull
lion, $36, 70O
Col, John Weir, president of the Me-
vada- Utah Mines & Smelling corpora
ton. departed for the south last night,
on tour Of inspection of the properties
to be taken IN and developed by the
company over which he presides.
Captain j. II. stallings has returned
from a trip TO Good Springs Nevada,
where he went recently to make an
inspection Of that camp, with view OF
securing a foohold there. He brought
In with him a lot OF samples and upon
results to be obtained by the assayer,
depends his future movements.
The shaft at the Dixie copper mine
In Washington county, which is being
operated By the Utah q Eastern Cop
per company has been completed TO the
depth OF 700 feet and win be continued
TO the l,OO0-foot point. The smelter
which has been closed for some time, is
In commission again, the furnaces hay-
ing been blown I'm on the 10th inst.
In the lower level. Of the franklin
mine IN the Pine district Ida, a very
large shoot Of ore has been developed,
This level Is being run north from the
tunnel, Il has been In ore for some dis
lance but the rich ore has come in only
recently. ore was struck soon after
the level had been run 100 feet, and
after going some 30 feet farther n
breast Of six feet Of ore Of high grade
has come IN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
Negotiations Opened Yes 9 day
With the Owner of the Plant,
Col. EnOs A. Wall.
CAN DELIVER 5000 TONS
Per Month for indefinite Period
Phoenix Ores Now Receiving
Treatment

Manager Harry s. Joseph Of the Sill
yer Shield mine Of Bingham, is seek
ing a way TO transform the vast bod
les Of low grade ore contained In that
property into a commercial product
With that object in view, Mr.. Joseph,
yesterday had a conference with Col.
Enos A. Wall, owner Of the Dewey
mill at Bingham, with whom he wanted
TO enter into a contract to supply the
latter with 5000 tons per month for an
Indefinite period.
TO these overtures Col Wall replied
that until the owners Of the Phoenix
mine concluded the delivery of some
thing like 800 tons, which is now re-
ceiying treatment, II would be out Of
the question TO receive a pound from
the Silver Shield. But after the Phoe-
mex job is completed the mill will be
available Col Wall however, will not
contract give to Mr.. Joseph the right to
use the mill exclusively for a period
exceeding two or three months for the
reason that he may conclude to make
a mill run on ores from his own mine.
The mill has a capacity for treat
ment OF 100 tons per day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
LIKE BEING IN SALT LAKE
To be on the streets OF Goldfleld or
TonOrah.

To be on the streets OF Goldfleid or
TonOpah.
1T is Just like being In Salt Lake to
so out on the streets of Goldheld or
Tonopah," said Frank y. Cook. who
returned last Sunday from the Nevada
gold camp recently, today
Everywhere, continued Mr.. Cook,
You will come I'm contact with people
from Salt Lake or from some place In
Utah, A good many of them, too, are
prosperous, which Is the best part OF
IT,"
Kenneth Donnellan, son Of Col. John
w Donnellan, former cashier OF the
Commercial National bank in this city,
Mr. Cook says, has made great deal
Of money In the brokerage business,
and on the day he left camp, Kenneth
put up certified check for $4,000 for
the purpose of inaugurating a private
wire system, thus placing his firm In
instant touch with San Francisco as
well as other markets Of the world.
Associated with Kenneth is his brother,
John, and they have Offices In both
Tonopah and Goldfeld.
Mr., Cook says the boom is still on
In all It's fury at Goldheld and other
camps and people are coming into the
country at the rate OF at least $50 n
day over the Tonopah railroad. From
Tonopah they scatter In all directions;
some head direct for Goldfeld, while
the balance go somewhere else and
certain percentage remain In
Tonopah. Mr.. Cook looks for
the activity TO increase, rather than
diminish and will not stop until the
whole state OF Nevada VIII become
thoroughly Frustrated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
Heavy Buying of High Class
Railroads Gave Tone to
The Markets.
BUT THERE CAME A REACTION
Selling Became General and Some
Earlier Gains We're Wiped
Out.

New York, March il.-The opening
stock market showed the effect Of SELL
ing to take profits today. but there wero
of-settlng gains In many stocks Thirty
five hundred shares OF New York Cen
trail sold at lGl1s and l64A, as compared
with l6jia, the last price last night. Cam
adam Pacific fell Ia, Atchison about "A
point, and Baltimore * Ohio and Con-
solidated Gas large fraction. Toledo.
st Louis and Western stocks were
strong the preferred rising "A and The
common y on light transactions, Buoy
Qncy ana heavy buying Of a number OF
hlgh class railroad stocks gave tone to
the market New YORK Central bounded
up TO 1914, St Paul TO 1884 and Union
Paclnc 20 1854, Chicago, ST. Paul Mn
neapolls and Omaha jumped z, North
western preferred 3, Car ana Foundry "a,
Toledo, 81. Louis and Western 2. and
Illinois Central, d, & r. G.. preferred,
New York Chicago d St Louis, Amerl-
can Car q Smelling l to ~. Elsewhere
stocks were reacuonary and the entire
market became heavy towards II o'clock,
Tho principal strong stocks reacted be-
tween l and points New York Central
falling TO l66, Pennsylvania sold point
ed 23l in New York Airbrake 2ik In Con-
solidated Gas "a In c. G, G. a St Louis
lA in Chicago Terminal preferred ~ IN
Jump preferred and ia IN Hooking Val
ley
The selling became quite general and
left ST. Paul only n small fraction Of its
gain wiped out that In rev York Central
and carried Union Pacific a fraction be-
low last night. The loss I'm Pennsylvania
reached IA, Louisville q Nashville 2, Con
solldated Gas 3A and Reading, Norfolk
and Western. Northwestern, Chicago Ter
minal. Amalgamated Copper Paper and
Colorado Fuel | or more, There was an
effective rally OF a point or more in some
of the leaders. Smelling became strong
with a rise Of 2h and the preferred, Lead
Pullman, Wool, Sloss-Shefiiold Steel AL
disclaimers preferred Pipe and Chicago
n Alton point or more The recoveries
were partly yielded again before noon,
Bonds wer, steady at noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
Bingham Stock Was in Big De-
mand During Early Calls on
The Exchange
SELLS UP TO FIFTY-TWO CENTS
Buller. Liberal Continued Firm - New
York Bonanza Stiltens- Closing
Quotations and Sales

Silver Shield made another hit with
the talent operating on the floor Of the
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
today Brokers had plenty Of buying
orders to nh, and when the stock was
called into the pit It was knocked OF
at a half dollar a share; then came a
slight reaction but before the call end
ed. the price stlffencd and at the close
bunch sold at 81 cents. Altogether
1900 shares transferred, making the
volume OF business Of the forenoon
reach larger proportions than for some
time. Butler-Liberal did not prove as
active as It was ON yesterday, yet the
price remained firm, $3.50 shares chang
Ing at II cents Ajax was called for
and It stiffened a few points New
York Bonanza began selling at SO cents
and advanced 3 cents share while
Uncle SAM Con continued In fine form,
but only In slight demand, A board
lot Of Little Chief sold az 3h cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
SEVEN DEVILS CONCERN
Hancock Copper Company Piles Its Ar
tleles Of Incorporation.


Articles OF incorporation have been
filed with the secretary OF state for
the Hancock Copper Mines company OF
Idaho, Ltd, says the Boise Statesman.
The capital stock is 81 100000, and the
officers and directors are as follows!
President and general manager. c. II.
Drake OF this city vice president, j. ],
Curtis Of Washington, d. G.. secretary,
George A. Rahm OF Welser, and treas
urer John Senett Of Washington, ID, c..
The above, with Attorney Everett T..
Rhea, comprise the directors.
The property Of this company is
composed Of 10 claims located on
Camp Creek, In the heart Of the Seven
Devils, and only two miles from Land
ore Considerable development work
has been done, exposing large bodies OF
gold-copper ore.
General Manager Drake announces
that the company will probably ex-
pend S25,000 this season IN development
and getting II In shape for production.
The company has been investigating
what Is known rs the Dewey process"
"a combination OF gas, water and
ohemicals--and is practically convinced
that this process will prove adyanta-
geous on their ore. The Dewey pro-
cess is IN successful operation In Mich
igan and In Virginia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
PRODUCE.

Chicago. March 1i.--May wheat opened
Y lower 10 ~ higher at LIZA to l,liM.
and declined to l,l2l5, July opened a
gradually weakened on selling by pit
traders, the price dropping to 92A.
Cash. Wheat--No, 2, red, 1.l34l.lG No.
3, red, 0Sal.l5; No. 2, hard l,12g1 IA;
No. g. hard, l,O5Wl l2 No. !, northern,
3, spring, 102nl. IL.
Oats-No. 2, 3lam36; No. 3, 3l%.
Corn--NO. 2, iSi4u4SM; No. 3, AS.
The market became quite firm late IN
the day. AZ the close May was up "a at
ilsN. July closed with a net gain Of z
at 8hd93ss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
How very different tea and
coffee are and yet how they
80 togetherI
Time Table
IN EFFECT
Dec, a, 1904

ARRIVE.
From Ogden. Portland. Butte
San Francisco, Chicago, st.
Louis, Omaha and Denver 90. $40 a. m.
From Ogden and intermediate
points '..'.,s.,,s,,,. ,,,,...,,,,,,,.,SiD AIN.
From Ogden Cache Valley, and
intermediate points .,,......... li.55 a. m
From Ogden, Chicago, St Louis,
Kansas City omaha, Denver,
and San Francisco .......,, 4:1 D. nl
From Ogden, Cache Valley,
81, Anthony, Portland and san
Francisco ,.."".o ......,... 7i.o pm.
DEPART.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver Kansas City and ST.
Louis .,..,,.s....,.,. ....,..,... 200 a IN,
For Ogden. Portland, st. An
thony San Francisco and In
ternediate points -, -. ..... 1920 a m.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City. St. Louis
ana San Francisco ,,...,........ l,lO %, m
For Ogden Cache Valley, Dem
Yer. Kansas City. Omaha, ST.
Louis and Chicago .,....,,... .5:45 D. m
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Butte,
Helena, Portland, San Fran
Cisco and intermediate points. II AS D m.
T. NJ SCHUMACHER, Traf. Mgr.
u. IL. BURLEY. O. p. & r. A.
ID. s. SPENCER, A. O. g. T. A.
City Ticket Office 90l. Main Street,
Telephone $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
New Ogden Company.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Mi
chnilsen Flour-Gold & Platinum Min
ing company have been filed with the
county clerk Of Weber county. The
PRINCIPAL place o. business win be Og-
don city the capital stock IL $500. 600
divided into 100000 shares Of the par
value Of 81 each, which amount is fully
paid mp, The business pursuit OF the
company Is to manufacture the MI
chaesen patent inventions and machin-
cry. TO build works to operate them
and TO carry on general mining bust
ness. The officers elected are c. O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14

Uncle Sam--3O0 at "a.
Buter-Libcral-5,9S $50 at II.
Little Chlcf-500 at ga.
New York-i,99O at 50; 600 at 81; 100
at ok, 300 at 90.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax 1000 at IL.
Carisa,-5O0 at lOM
New York-l00 at 81.
silver Shield--7OO at 30; 1000 at So;
1000 at o.,
Uncle Sam-i00 nj 1914.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call ..,..,...220 900 S,O10l0
open board "..,,,,... 6,400 2,l99.50
Totals .27400 Sl0,269. co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
a. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, PIG ID. Il. Walker Il
NEVADA ORE SHIPMENTS.
what the Mines Of Tonopah and Gold.
field Are Doing.


The ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad according 10 the Tonopah
Miner last week aggregated 400 tons,
OF which 30 tons came from Goldheld.
The shipments are divided as follows:
From Tonopah-Tonopah company, 75i
tons; Tonopah Extension, 2lO tons:
Montana -Tonopah, 247 tons; Belmont,
ITO tons, Midway, 46 tons. From Gold
Florence, 80 tons, From Lone
Mountaln-Anglo-N Nevada Mining COM
pany, 20 tons
The Southern Pacific company has
agreed to deliver $500 ties per day for
broadBuaging the Tonopah railroad, be-
ginning with Monday. II this rate OF
delivery Is maintained, the work be-
tween Tonopah and SodaWlle VIII be
completed IN about IS days.
Mclean a McSweeney have % scrap
ers In service on the grade Of the Gold
field line and are making a progress Of
quarters Of a mile a day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
RISE IN CoPPERs.
An Upward Movement In which U, s.
Mining Figured.

Boston, March 14,-A sharp upward
movement In the coppers, especially In
Copper Range and Osceola marked the
opening today on the Boston stock ex-
change. Copper range was bid for at
49, UP y from yesterdays closing. A
little later this stock reached SO, there
by crossing Amalgamated, which was
selling at 81. Osceola opened past the
100 mark, many shares changing hands
at lO1, an advance OF Ia points from
last nights closing quotations. Unit
ed states Mining was up * to 27%. and
Greene Consolidated up u TO 29%,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14

Kansas City, March 1l--Cattle Re-
ceipts. 500. market steady to strong.
Native steers, 4.000p4. 10 native COWS and
heifers, 20Vd4,75; stockers and feeders,
S00Q4 IS; bulls, 225q4.l0; calves, 3,O0n
G2i. western fed steers, i00n5 25 west
ern fed cows, 5.00ll4 80.
Hogs--Receipts, 1900; market steady to
8 cents lower Bulk OF sales, i.Sa6 90;
heavy, j.0On5.O5 packers, i9Oa6.00. pigs
and lights, l0d490.
sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady
lambs lower. Muttons, 1880 G5; lambs,
G.0Oa7. 80, range wethers, 5.&06.6)i fed
ewes, l.15I5.35,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
WOOL

rtory and western mediums, Gag nno
medium, i6nlS; fine. l5Nll.
OMAHA.
South Omaha March li,-Cattle ~ Re-
celpts, 1000 market steady and strong.
Native steers, 3,5Od5, 90; COWS and helf-
ers, 3,OOqL25; Gamers, 2.OOU3 %. stock
ers and feeders 3.15di.35; calves, 5000
6W; bulls, stags' etc. 2'2@4 70.
Heavy 4Sjdl% mixed 4@6fS S.: lights,
47ONl@; pigs, l.OQi65 bulk Of sales,
4 SOIl4.1.
sheep. Receipts, 5000: market steady.
Western yearlings 6.75Ge.75; wethers j.25
d17O; ewes, i15G5,i0 lambs, 6,75G7 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY, MARCH a. 1905

Mlchaelsen, president; VIM II. Rogers,
vice PRESIDENT George W. Ebert, treas
urer; Peter @. Lamoreaux secretary,
and they with VIM H. Rogers, G. d.
Michaelsen, Mrs. Loula l.. Rogers and
Grace Lamoreaux form the board Of d.
rectOrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax- 500 at 1914 800 at II.
Carisa--500 at l0ik
Daly-West 80 at lG.1eh
Lower Mammoth--l00 at 10.
May Day-50O at 1SIa; $500 at 13% :
500 at A.
Silver Shleld-2,500 nj 10, 1 600 at As:
100 at 4Sis; LOO az ~. 600 at A9ib: 500
at 81, 200 at 81 buyer 30, 500 at 49R
600 NJ i9&; 600 at 50A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March H.-Sugar raw. nomi-
nal. Fair refining, dull. Crushed, 675,
powdered 6,l5 granulated sos,
Coffee-Qulet No. Z Rio. az.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
Nevndn Stncl,s.

James A. Pollock & CO.. brokers, fur
nlsh the following San Francisco quota
tions today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
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No "a 9'1F LAKE CRY.
Nj &al lSrEqr Heber Provo and
10. lo2,-For Park City'''''.., 800 ..
TO 3-lor Denver nnY No." 6.B ~
10 3-For ogden ana ,yo s'St ' $40 NY, "a
70 -tor ogden and VVo.., 'r W.G An a
10 t-For Denver ara Sst 'r l:B me-
10 For Provo and E,raIlt'',. atb%
10. ll2-F0r Bingham, N'uk0.u b.W ky
10. lli-p'or Bingham ''"''''", so ss'St
NO. ll~For Ogden ana ,c,..,,,'., 80 pm
points .....,.... N Local F~
10 4-For Denver AMI t2',,',, Cos nm
NO S-For Ogden and i1WSisdl.a", SIS p
ARRIVE SALT LAKE o,rv Pm
No wos s-From Ogden and = ~ oirS'
No, l2-From Ogden ana 'Ii, o.,..y GD a.n
No, Iron iSi ir;e,kiio,' sr5t 40" go am
No From ro Denyer and East iiNo .g An
NJ from Denver ana Taet w am
Nv Woss, -From Ogden and Tho tsc 'lS pm
No. lOl--l'rom Park cliy5 ""''" a:0j pm
M M y.tp1I Heber Provo ana NB pm
49, y ~ atV So 90. o., ..
no. ll3-From Bingham '''"''''' 700 PIN
10. ll5-F'rom BinPh9~ ""'''" 1870 In
Nc woa From Ogden and the "S pm
No. 3-From Denver ana 49," l:@ DIN
Al trains except Nos a3S"u'@ pm
intermediate points. ana = stop al
Ticket Office Dooly Block. pb,,.
Can 4 DENTON 20
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