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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-17
REGISTER Office for job work.
To Cure Consultation

take just a mite of Liver Food before retiring
each night. Ramon's Tonic Regulator supplies
it in a palatable form of powder, tea or tonic.
25c, and money back if not satisfied.
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-17

The best Of ice cream and ice
cold soda water at the Blue Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-17

For Glass and Picture Frames 60
to Albcrt's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-17

Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-17

Read about the remarkable bar
gains at B. N. Browns.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-17

- O~
Bismarck entertained the COM
missioners who select the site for
the new State Sanitarium for the
treatment of incipient tubercu-
losis, last Thursday evening. A
brass band met the commission at
the depot. and a general good time
was had. About the list of Sep
TENDER the commissioners go east
on a junketing trip, and on their
return to st. Louis will locate the
institution. Where it will 60 is a
matter of conjecture.
The excursion from st. Louis
Sunday was the largest in years.
There were twelve coaches, we'll
filed. Had it not been for the
rain which came up in the evening,
Just before the train was due to
start home, the day would have
been an ideal one in every respect.
Probably fifty or more people were
in a hard rain for fifteen minutes
or more waiting for the train at
Pilot Knob. And there was NO
shelter of any kind at hand.
II is reported that one Of the
fastidious newly married ladies Of
this town kneads bread with her
gloves on. This incident may be
somewhat peculiar, but there are
others; The editor of this paper
needs bread with his shoes on. He
needs bread with his pants on,
and unless some Of the delinquent
subscribers of this sold Rag Of
Freedom" pony up before long he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
DE.rREr EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1905.

Newhouse mines returned from Beaver
county this forenoon.
G. A. Short, the wen known state
line mining operator, departed for that
southern camp again last night
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as tollows
Crude ore and concentrates, s2s,sUOi
base bullion. sll,2oo
The silver Shield Mining company's
directors levied an assessment yester-
day Of cents share which becomes
delinquent on Jan, 10,
Karl Ellers OF the American Smelling
Securities company, and his secretary
Mr. schmidt, departed for New York
today, and will be absent until after
the holidays.
The ore shpnonts via the Tonopah
railroad for the week ending Yesterday
were as follows Tonopah Mining COM
rany SO tons; Montana 30 tons; Tono-
nh Extension. i25 tons; Belmont, ll5
IONS; Midway A tons West End. A
tons. Neyada-Alpine. 80 ons.-Tonopah
Bonanza.
Matt Daugherty has returned from a
trip 20 The Deep creek country and he
talks very enthusiastically OF the elf.
ton district in particular While at
the Gold HI mine which IL being OPP
Grated By Captain Duncan McVlchie
ana associates, the ledge was cut by
the lower tunnel. which proves to the
satisfaction Of those interested In the
enterprise that the ore goes down. Mr.
Daugherty believes some good coppel
mines are going 10 be opened up In the
clifton district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13

Co | wish 10 cmphatlcally deny that
| ever owned a share OF that stock,
either have | ever bought or sold
share. At the instance Of some London
friends ] made an examination of the
company's mines recently, ana my re-
port on the merits Of the property was
adverse and | 80 advised them NJ. NJ.
johnson of my staff accompanied me
In the examination.
Il should add here that no positive
opinion can be expressed over the pos
slblltieS OF "a mine until IT is well
opened up, ana make this statement
on the UtahApex with regret though
| saw so little for commentator in
examining the property. | am reliably
Informed That my name has been used
In this matter with n view Of getting
my New York ana London friends TO
take up large blocks of the stock. and
IL such action he true / deeply resent
It. ! do not wish to go on record as
saying that any OF the companys off,
oials are responsible for the publica-
tlon of these rumorS. but I'm the light
of what | know, feel myself In duty
bound to offer this explanation to pre-
vent any one being mislnformed as to
my attitude on the property"
The attention OF Manager Walter G.
orem of the Utah Apex company was
called to the foregoing during the day
and declared that he did not care
to engage in any controversy through
the newspapers, that the Utah Apex is
perfectly able To take care of itself
But IN reference 70 what Mr., Newhouse
calls his recent examination OF the
mine Mr.. Orem felt II his duty TO
make the following statement,
MIR. Newhouse and his engineer. Mr..
Johnson, were given permission to en-
ter the Utah Apex mine during the
year ls03. over two years ago. and the
tonnage In sight at that time consisted
principally of few shoots of lead ore.
The time consumed In the visit of Mr..
Newhouse and Mr. Johnson did not eN-
coed two hours and it was very mani-
fest at the time that II was not the
purpose OF Mr.. NeNhouse Ia see tho
property In other than the worst light
possible. But since that time, the
holdings OF the company have been
very largely increased and he copper
ore bodies. from which the shipments
have been made during the past ~
months, have been opened. The mine
IL In am entirely different condition
now than ii was when Mr., Newhouse
saw H."
During the past year the Utah Apex
company has been carrying on quite d
| vigorous campaign OF development
| and among other things, the Parvenuc
tunnel was started and will tap the ore
| bodies Of the property several hundred
| feet under the present lowest workings
While the company has made no pre-
| tense at ore extraction. only that being
!. taken out IN the course of develop
ment: the local management has callec
| on the Boston office for very little as
sistanco. the returns from the or,
shipped paying practically all the eX'
pensc of operation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
UTAH COPPER LETS
A BIG CONTRACT.
First Unit Of New Concentrating
Mill to be Built by Min
neapolis Firm.
TO BE READY BY NEXT FALL.
What the Buildings VIII Consist Of
Plant VIII Eventually Treat
5000 Tons Per Day.

That the construction Of the first
unit Of Utah Copper companys man.
moth concentrating min win be carried
forward AT a very rapid pace without
further delny was evidenced by the
awarding of the contract for the steel
buildings during the day
shortly before noon Manager p. g.
lacking notified G. W, Pope the local
manager of the Minneapolis steel s.
Machinery company that he had won
out in the competition and that the bid
Of his firm had been accepted, The
contract, It Is understood, calls for the
buildings that are 90 adorn the site
selected for the plant about four miles
this side Of the Garfield shelter. The
main structure or the concentration
building, will be 3OOx50S feet I'm di-
mensions and viii include the fine and
course crushing departments, ore bin
and table sections The machine shop
IL the next largest Of the group It
viii be built Of brick rides and steel
frame. 80 feet wide and 1850 feet long,
and will be equipped with all the latest
modern devices. The warehouse Is
TO be built entirely OF steel and IL 10
be 30 feet wide and los feet In length
Tho foundations for the machine
shop and warehouse have been put IN
aud these buildings will be the first 10
go up. The material for these
structures will be hurried along With
IN the next few weeks II is expected
that the first unit viii be completed and
ready for operation IN the autumn Of
1906, and this VIII he followed 10y the
construction Of the second unit which,
II is said, will go into commission some
time during the following year, when
the company will have facilities FOR the
treatment Of approximately 1000 tons
Of ore per day, 5000 tons al the now
and ! 900 at the old now IN operation
in lower Bingham canyon.
II will require 100 tons of structural
steel to erect the buildings called for
in the contract OF the Minneapolis firm.
Everybody around the Offices of the
successful firm. naturally, Mere in a
very happy frame OF mind during the
| dav and the chief engineer of the CON-
| pany. Mr.. r. A. Fitch, was present to
| join In the fluctuations This is the
Minneapolis firm that is now putting
up the steel buildings out at the Gar
field Smetor site.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
MARKET WAS
DECIDEDLY BULL|SH
Violent Advances in Lead and
Smelling Stocks Was
Continued.
DEMAND FOR THE RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Bought in Heavy Blocks
credited With Rise OF Nearly
Four Points

New York. Dee l3 Yesterdays violent
advances IN the Lead and Smelling stocks
were continued In tho stock market at
the opening To-Day, running sales of large
blocks bcing made nj widely varying
quotations. Smelling was carried up an
extreme or, the preferred 3as end Lead 2s.
There was heavy outpouring Of stocks
on the opening. The sales represented In
part handsome gains that had accrued
from recent purchases and efforts by the
bears TO turn the market The Smelling
stocks fell back to pa Lead rs, and
American Explosive ~. Scattered gains
were made during the height OF the sell
ing. none Of which was retained Anacon-
da had been up 3ll and North American
2. An outbreak of bulsh enthusiasm in
Amalgamated Copper developed later and
It rushed up TO par, carrying the list up
with il. Sugar rose "a over last night
Federal Mining preferred advanced ~
and Texas and Pacific ].
Particular stocks were rushed mp from
time to time without much effect on the
general list which did no more than hold
grim. Amagauiated Copper roso 2lg ON
very large dealings ana some Smelling
aud Lead recovered 10 the best iu SYM
pathy. Disullers Securities advanced ~.
United Railway 2tg. KANSAS city South
crn preferred g% and u s.. Realty 2 Pa
cihc Mall sold at a decline of Ia New
York Dock 3 and Lead preferred /.
At noon bonds We're steady.
Bpving swung around again into TIE
railroad stocks In sympathy with Union
Pacific which was bought I'm successive
blocks Of from 1909 TO 5000 shares, raising
1t over points to 1884. Brooklyn Transit
and Northwestern gained a srnilnr
amount ana St Paul, Now York Central.
l.. n \. and Southern Pacific about hall
as much The speculation continued broud
and confident enough to permit tins shlil-
ing Of large operations, without anectnR
the specialize which were the Garner
strong features. Rock Island preferred,
Canada Southern, Pressed Steel car anu
L $ Rubber first preferred fell a point
The growth of builIsh sentiment was fQS-
tered by the expanding demand for me
better known railroad and industrial
stocks. Large orders were placed IN yarl-
GUS stocks ana the rapid Improvement
helped the general market Before . ~ .
clock Union Pacific had been credited Win
"A rise of ga, colorado Fuel also moved
no I; Chicago st Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha 3ia, Northwestern. G. G. G. 81.
Louis and Kansas city Southern pre- -
ferrcd g. Metropolitan street Railway 70,
Gas H., ana New York, Chicago 81.
| Illinois Central AtChisou and COnsolldat -
| ed Gas H., and New York, Chicago & 81.
| Louis second preferred Wisconsin Cen
trail preferred Pennsylvania and Republic
| Steel preferred /. Anaconda became heavy
| and sold down 10 1914 2I below yesterday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
BIG MINING SUIT.
Great silver Peak Mine In Nevada
Involved IN Litigation.

The silver Peak Gold Mining COM
pany Cthe Blair cstateb has filed suit
against the Mohawk-Alpine Mining
company, says the Bonanza OF TOno-
pah. to recover damages for trespass.
II N alleged In the complaint that the
Mohawk Alpine company, through It's
Homestake claim, has been wrongfully
ahstracting and taking away ores from
lodges which apex within the boundary
lines of the Western Soldier claim ot
the plaintiff company. The plainhT
asks for $500 600 damages and re-
straining order has been issued enjon-
ing the defendant company from the
further abstraction Of such ores, or the
working upon any Lodges the apexes Of
which he within the Western Soldier
ground,
The suit was filed In Hawthorne, Es-
meralda county the property being To-
Gated in that county. Sam Plat OF
Carson city H. attorney for the pam
tiffs The suit promises 20 be hard
fought one. as It involve some of the
richest ground In the state OF Nevada.
The great Blair property was sam
pied and examined for two months oS
representatives of c. NJ, SchwRb and
John McKane. up 20 the 25th Of Noyem-
Der. and favorable report has been
IDIWAluFl 10 MI pNiNNbf " INV ~ ~
thought that the Schwab- Mckane syn
dictate will buy the property they have
given no intimation as to what they VIII
do in the premises. Mr.. Mckane was
seen but he refused to say whether ne
and his associates would take the prop
erty or not, but he did say that re-
ports and statements that have been
living around the country 10 the enecl
that Mr.. Schwab and himself had pur-
chased the property have no founda-
tiun In fact,
The Alpine is one OF the best
mines In the land and Is owned prin-
cIpnlly By W. Y. Fuller of New YORK
II has a ten-stamp mill that Is grinding
avnv night and DAY ON s3j ore at a
total cost of mining and milling OF but
from $i2 to SIS. The suit viii prove TO
be a bitterly contested one and VIII un-
doubtedly be taken to the highest court
I'm the land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
BONUS TO EMPLOYEES.

Denver. Dec. l2--Anuouncement OF a
bonus TO be paid next year TO laborers
In the Colorado plants of the American
Smelling 4 Refining company for
faithful. continued and efficient SER
vices" was made today by Franklin
CiuetermGn general manager of the
company The bonus is to he per cent
OF the annual earnings OF employees who
work not less than 322 fun shifts dur
ing the year and, according 10 the COM
pany's estimate. will increase its an
nual disbursement for labor IN this state
over 500 coo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13

WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

ST, LIZ II,
st. Louis Dee. l3.-Wool, steady Tor
ritory and western mediums 26U5o, hnc
medium 22u2b; fine l9oI.
BOSTON.
Boston. pee l2-Alorp wool was sold
during the past week than for some time
before. The fact that some qf the largest
buyers are In the market purchasing Lroe-
Is is interpreted as proof of strength IN
tho situation. Holders Of territory woods
are firm as the stocks are depleted. Half
bloods will cost II cents olcan with not
many 90 b. had. Pull woods are quiet but
prices are steady.
Foreign woods are irm
Territory;
Idaho-Flnc, 22G23: heavy Cine. i9ag0;
gno medium, 2gH23 medium. .1d2s
Wyoming Fine, 22d2, heavy, fine, 1871
% fine medium. 29G2i. medium, Gqs;
low medium 271&.
Utah and Nevada-Finc 3H2i; heavy
fine. 1920 line medium Zn2l; medium
gIU2S low medium, Gu&,
Montana Fine choice, 25u2I, tine aver
age 9402j, fine medium choice gGa2l, sta
pie 2Sn2g; medium choice, &Q29
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
LITTLE BELL IS
STILL IN DEMAND
Park City Stock Played An I'm.
portant Part in Forenoon
Sales on Exchange.
LITTLE CHIEF ON OPEN BOARD
Wabash Closed Strongcr--Ih0mpso
IOwcr---Closing Quotations
And Sales.

when secretary shorten closed his
hooks just before the noon hour the
record showed the sale OF 1850 shares
~ mining stocks for s0,1i5,7j which
represented the forenoon transactions
Of the mining exchange. Daly-Judge,
while not displaying very much actly-
ity, remained firm, but Little Bell was
eagerly sought at prices ranging from
S.l5 up to A2S per share. There was
some trading in Star Consolidated, as
was the ease in Beck Tunnel which
moved up few points.
On the open board Little Chief APP
reared as the chief actor, with 10000
shares going at advancing prices.
Wabash stlffened while Thompson
soft ened slightly The closing quota
lions and sales were as follows:
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
A GREAT SMELLING CENTER.
Salt Lake H. So Recognized on N-
lantc and Pacific Coasts.

sam penlererast, the well known
broker VINO returned to salt Lake re-
Gently atter an absence Of four months
in the far east and in california. says
the belief is gaining ground both on
the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts that
salt Lake is destined to become the
greatest smelling center IN the world,
and thut nothing can stop Il. Califor-
MIA stands no show because of the diff
hculty in getting tluXing ores there,
while In Titan there Is mo- such diff
hculty. md the great smeltcr now GO
ing IN AT Garfield Is but the forcrun-
ncr OF an immense aggregation at this
point Of the smelling interests Of the
country
Practically AN at The Nevada ores
ore 60 be shipped IN here Mr. Fender
grast finds inquiry growing IN the east
about the possibilities Of this state,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
MORE SHELTERS TO
BE BUILT IN UTAH.

Denver colo, Dec, l3.-An'
nouncement was made last night
that a controlling interest IN the
ohio 4 Colorado smelter at Sa'
Ida. colo, had been sold, and
that the purchasers would ex-
tend the business Of the company
by constructing new plants at
salt Lake and Denver Timothy
Goodwin OF Denver. ono Of the
former owners % the stock
transferred, is authority FOR tho
announcement tie said that he
was not permitted at this time
10 disclose the Identity % the
purchasers but that they were
not in any way connected with
the American Smelling & Rein
ing company The price paid for
the Sallda plant was s?,250OoO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
WILL MINE IN NEVADA.
Ogdcnltcs Organize the Goldhcld-
Eureka Mining Company.

Articles Of incorporation Of the Gold
field Eureka Mining company have
been iied with the county clerk OF We
her county, with cautal stock ot
81 900 900, divided into shares of the
par value of 81 each, Of which amount
652 600 shares are subscribed for. The
officers of the company are II. c. To-
vey, PRESIDENT Oscar r. Fadson, vice
president. c. II. Hussey, secretary and
treasurer They with David Mattson,
A. r. Wright, O. u. ellison and G. t..
Hollingsworth form The board Of d.
rectors The company owns the min
Ing claims. Shepherd Pup aud Fancy
I'm Goldfeid mining district. and Zellna
Nos L. and 3, and Jennie, located In
Crystal Springs mining district Of Ne
Vado
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Have you a friend or acquaintance
I'm your former field OF labor. to whom
you would like to send copy Of the
Semi Weekly News? II so. take ad-
vantage OF our special offer, made to
aid the great missionary work. We
send the paper one year to any point
in the United States. Canada or Mex
leo at half price, sl.00 This does not
apply to points where there are regu
lar wards or Stakes Foreign postage
extra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. Cattle Receipts, b.
0G. market steady BeeYes 3.j0fi6. 70; COWS
and helfers, lJ0GiI5; stockcrs aud feed
ors. 2.4Od4,1j Texans, 3,o04i25, westerns,
Hogs-Receipts. 5000, market cents
higher Mixed and butchers, 1855. V5i
good heavy. 4.NM6 oj: rough heavy. ava
$50; lights. 400 is2i2; pigs iSoa i'S'i
She sheep Receipts. 9o.ooD market strong.
Sheep. i.Oo05.Ij: lambs, 4@Q',s 50.
OMAHA,
Omaha, Dec -Cattlo-Receipts 500;
market steady. Native steers, 3,Inl. %;
COWS and heifers 2.25Tt4,2i western steers.
3Olm4.J0; Texas steers, ?. b9N3bo, COWS aud
hclfers, 2.l0It3.5Q; Gamers l.i5d3. 10,
stockers and feeders 2.Oui, y: calves, juV
q6.C0 bulls and stags l.7ja3jo,
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market strong
10 3 cents higher Heavy, 4.Ai'9n49i-
mixed, i.Sl1sQl.0Q; lights, l,s0lri .g2i2i pigs,
4. a5al G1; bulk of sales, 4.S1EuiW.
sheep-R Receipts, l0j0o; market steady.
Yoarlines 6@16i6, . wethers, 5,ioaj.sj;
ewes, l.55nj.40 lambs i.0Od'@.
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas CITY, Dee l3-Cattlc- Receipts,
II eco: market steady Native steers, 80
as % native cows and heifers 20qj ~;
stockers and feeders. 2,5Oai 20; bulls, eco
a409; calves 3.ooal.oo; western steers
8. 254fi IS: western cows, 2,0003.j0,
Hogs Receipts l2N0. market strong to
cents higher Bulk ~ sales, 1870. D'
heavy i@Q5,6 packers, i.|UJoVi pigs
and lights, l.7eHijj.
Shoep- Receipts, 3Oop: market steady.
Muttons, 50GG.lO; lambs, 5.j0Gl50 fed
wcthers, j.2JN6,o5 fed ewes 4.2Ja5,25'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Giles Mercantile Agency and tho
Ambrican Mercantile and Reporting
Agency have consolidated and business
viii hereafter he conducted under tho
name Of The Giles American Mercantile
Agency. Sept. the business win he To-.
Gated at 100 to al D. t. Walker Bldz
dop looD Phones, $50 for reports, and
2l2 for collections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
CRITICIzEs UTAH APEX


Samuel Newhouse who has been In
the east FOR several weeks. is quoted by
the New York Commercial with hay
Ing made some utteranccs concerning
me Utah Apex property At Bingham.
which adiolns that Of the Boston Com
Solldatcd. MI Newhouse complains
that hIs name has been used without
authority. by whom he does not say,
In connection with the buying and sell
Ing OF the stock Of the Utah Apex conf
pany- Mr. Newhouse Is quoted as fol-
lows:
As 1t has been called to my attcn-
ton on several occasions recently that
my name was being used with the
stock fluctuations of the Utah APEX
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

j A. Frtich 10 John r. Thunsell.
lots q, etc. block /, East Capitol
avenue zee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
e. b. Harding to Albert Orsel lot
49, block 5, Jordan addition ..,.n..
G, ID. Harding 60 oloan Dcemer lot
II, block $, Jordan addition .......
William Sherman 5ing TO G, Bon
IBirn9,"n. part Of lot y block 20 ~
William r. Baker 10 Emma Homo.
land In section q, township ! south
land In section 22, township ! south
range ] west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lars Anderson 10 John r. Close,
part Of lot | block e pat f....... 80,
Lars Anderson To- Sine VI. Ander-
sol. part Of lot T. block l2l. padt
Francis -, Hughes to Thee, y.
Hughes, part of lot Z, block -,
Mary Ann Pollard 10 ijiusiavc ii. >"
Nackmau part OF lot :, block 80,
John a North TO c. 8 North. land
In section 50. township ! south, =.
range ! east ,,.,.. ,..,.....,...,, 7.
Hannah Walton 10 George w. WAL
ton, part of lot >. block 35. ten
acre plat A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
J.. c Rooburn and wife to {. T,
Hubbard, lots l6, etc. block 2,
Home sub. ......,. commencement.
A. H. Dunn and wife 10 Hubbard
Investment company lots 81, etc,
block Home sub. ...... ,........,
Charles ThurkiH To Alexander j.
DAFT. lot Z. BLOCK e. plat \ ....,.,, x
George :, Ashton and wife to Ar
thur j. Edwards lot -. block I,
Kelsey & Gillespie addition .":;.. B
Samuel f.. Bowler and wife to Kate
Lester lot 5, block ~ plat B."", 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
CONCENTRATES.

The equipment for the New Stockton
companys hosting plant az Stockton
is being installed
Manager Lafayette Hanchett OF the