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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
6pecial to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review. il,
St. Petersburg, Feb 2O.-M.
Schidlovsky, president of commits
sion appointed to inquire into
grievances of Russian workmen
and make propositions for better
ment of workingmen has complet-
ed arrangements and has request
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
Indiana Capitol Ex-
perienCeS Big Fire

total loss is $1,SO5, 900, with insur-
ance of $S44,0OO. The origin OF
the fire is supposed to have been
an explosion. Four firemen were
injured by falling walls. Hotel
guests narrowly escaped suffoca-
tiOn.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
Went Skyward Through
Natural Gas Explosion

ence, were blown out Of their
beds. and William HOussert and
wife were thrown through win
dow and badly hurt. Mrs. Burgy
went to the cellar of her house
carrying a lighted lamp, and ex-
plosion followed.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20

Special to The Oil Review.
Akron, O., Feb. 20.-ln explo-
sion of natural gas at 6 O'Clock
this morning Mrs. Ella Burgy was
fatally burned and blown over
100 feet through window of her
home. Her sons, Arthur and Clar-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20

Special to The Oil Review.
Washington, Feb. 2O.-After
consultation with several official
experts of prominence Secretary
of War has decided to make the
two and one-half million issue of
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
One Person Killed in Wreck

and rolled down a twelve-fOot
embankment. Grace Matthews,
age IS, was killed and twenty
people injured. A relief train
with surgeons has gone to the
scene.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 90
Last nights fire destroyed over
half a block in the wholesale dis
trict of the city, and destroyed
three hotels and one Of the larg
est drug stores in the State. The
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
Bonds Will Soon be Sold

bonds authorized by Cooper act
for public works and other i'm
provements in Philippine islands,
ten thirties bearing 4 per cent in
terest advertised for sale. These
bonds will soon be issued.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
Two MurdererS PAY Penalty
for Their Crimes

shot and killed Jack Hinto, and
Adolph Koeing, who strangled
his mistress, Mrs. Anna Huffman,
paid the penalty for their crimes
EIectrocution within fifteen min.
utes of each other and was entire
ly successful.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
Peace Party Has Gained
the Upper Hand

sian court, eclipsing hitherto pre-
dominant war party. Peace, says
paper, is now in sight in the Far
East.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20

Special to The Oil Review.
Ossining, n. Y, Feb. 2O.-Grlm
electric chair in the dingy stone
death house in Sing Sing prison
claimed two more victims this
morning, Frank Rimmer, who
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
Paterson, N. j., Feb. 2O.--A
Middletown way train eastbOund
on the Erie jumped tracks at
Warren Point early this morning
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20

Special to The Oil Review.
Berlin, Feb. 20.-Tageblatt re-
ports that the peace party has
gained the upper hand in the Rus
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20
British Collier Seized by JdpS

collier Silvania, bound for Vladi-
vostok,> has been seized by the
japanese.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20

Opening
Ladies' Spring. Tailor Made
Suits
Ladies Spring Jackets
Ladies Rain Goats.
Ladies Dress skirts,
> Ladies' shirt Wais, Suits i'm
Mohair and silk.
Misses Jackets
Misses Peter a'OmpsOn suits.
Misses Tailor Made suits.
Misses Skirts.
Children's Spring Jackets
Also some handsome new Dress
Goods i'm Fancy Worsteds, Pana.
mas, Cheviots and Mohairs; also
Plain serges, Mohairs, Panamas,
Vols, Diagonals, Covert, Craven
cites, Broadcloths, ChevOits, Chal-
lis, Fancy sh"okskin, Prunella and
Melrose.
New White Linen
lin sc inch, 40, IS, 81 and los
Rinch suitable for Shirt Waists,
shirt Waist suits, Art Work and
sandkerchiefs.
New Wash Goods
and full line of White Goods, Em.
hroidery and Laces.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-20

Special to The Oil Review.
Tokoi, Feb. 2O.-The British
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Is Building a Series Of Settling
Ponds Below lis Concentrating
MIL
PLANT WILL START IN AUGUST
Difficulties Over Disposition 81 T0llipes
Is Eoded--Ninc Develop
mcnt Progresses.

The Stockton Cold Mining company,
operating ~ stockton has overcome the
difficulties which nocceItoted the zee
cent CLOSING down Of ls concentrating
mill The question appearing for SO
luton was that OF the disposition Of the
tdilings from the MIL nelghbor vet
Mp the claim that some annoyance had
been experienced by him because of the
innddy water running across hig prem
ises and dcposiilng sands on the way
Through an agreement entered hIo
yesterday between the company anl
the complainant the former has secured
perpetual rlghls IN the canyon But 10
make II certain that no further tft ubln
can occur Manager Ttonam n hjNlng
constructed u series VI retaining OF vet,
tlinR rond. M this manner nolo Of
the sands VIII BE- allowed 10 escape
Manager fireman snys II wlll pro @bly
take IN the INST of next month io CONS
plolo the arrangement Of those ponds
when the mill VIII 80 into commission
ugain
The development Of the mine continue
IN u most encouraging manner ana
with The troubles which have caused
the shutting down OF the min settled,
the company ought soon 10 De max
ing money again,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12

expectation indicates that American
sulphur WIN henceforh share the
Frcnch trade with Sicily
France requires about 10000 tons Of
sulphur year. which II used largely
IN connection with the preservation ~
~ Rrnpcylnce AZ tho American sui.
phur n 1913 per gent pure, II can oasI-
y compete win the sioilan sulphur
II can easily compete with the SlcllIun
sulphur In price also, ana rs cSporta
ton mas already caused considerable
anxiety amongst the Slclllan produc.
oTs.
Besides these deposits Of native sui.
phur The greatest competitor of the
sicilinn SULPHUR has been pyrlte
which, with the largo Increase IN tho
pilco Of SlcllIan sulphur In 1891 began
10 be imported IN much greater qunn.
titles Ond 10 Dc mined more oStcu.
HlNoly IN this country for the produce
ton of suphurous acid for use IN the
manufacture Of paper
Tho combined production Of sulphur
ana W pyrlte FOR the manufacture ~
suphurlc acid IN the United states
during 1904 was $780, i2 long tons, val.
ued nt $500 500, as compared with the
production of 233l2i long tons, valued
nj SllOoslS IN 1908, an lncl ease Of 100.
40 long tons IN quantity ana Of S2,3bl.
oii In value, This very large Increase
ln value IL due 10 the large increase IN
the production uf sulphur In 1904 "a
compared with 1903 The states that
produced sulphur IN 1904 were Louis.
ana ana Nevada, by far the larger part
OF the product coming from Louisiana.
Tho total domestic consumption Of
sulphur N 1904 II estimated 10 have
been b3Ds5j long tons ns compared
WIN iN.lN long tons In 1903 an IN.
crease NJ i0,Gil tons sulphur 10 tho
value Of i2,iil 800 was imported into
Inc United states In 1904
Persons interested In the sulphnr In
dusiIl should apply 10 the director. NJ
The United states geological survey,
Washington, u g., for Dr. prn,ts TO-.
port II II published ne am extract from
tho surveys forthcoming volume. MIN
oral Resources ~ the United states,
1904 10 and win be- distributed free o.,
charge Besides many interesting
dnh concerning ihc native production
~ sulphur n also contains useful "a.
hlo' showing the production NJ sulphur
W llaly the expectation NJ sulphur
rom lhly tho ports In the United
states which receive Slclian sulphur.
in' prices Of SIoilian sulphur, and
'hnplor on tho production, consumption,
importation, ana expectation ot pyrtc'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Citizens Of Little Cottonwood
Mining District Want Some
Good Roads
BETWEEN WASATCH AND ALTA.
Late Developments at Alta Has Created
Heavy Traffic IN canyon
---RalIroad Needed,

The mine owners and citizens Of
Alta and olhor portions Of the Little
Cottonwood district have o. kIck COM
INK TO the county commissioners over
the condition of the highway between
Wasatch ana Alta
According TO an arrival from camp
there II not much doubt bur that there
are some very GOOD reasons TO com.
PLAIN for between the dust chug holes
ana rocks travelling from This city 10
the nov active mining camp is docld'
cdly hazardous undertaking, But u pc.
tltlon II being circulated, Attached 90
u II u long string NJ signatures ana
II IL addressed TO the county commits,
sonersi who are asked Ia glyc some NJ,
distance In fSlng up the road above tho
Whsotch resort The document lp now
IN the hands Of The committee ON roads
Of the Commercial club which WDll ~.
crclse its influence In presenting the
matter TO the countys law makers
Tho developments made In AIla dur
Ing the past year have been most Inn.
portunt. and have resulted IN ire.
mendous Increase In lrllllc through the
'HU2oUs nv ld'l ~ lN'lt " more nus
mess In tho way Of ircghtlng than
the mining companies have been able
70 secure teams 10 take care " No.
There ~ u congestion of ore both ut
the Continental Alta ana Columbus
mines II Ia almost impossible Tor soma
Of the smaller properties 10 secure con.
voyanCos ~ any Kind Tho Albion,
which has recorded me- biz strike "
the year, Ia getting roa'r to move orc
towards the market and % win kcpp II
M steadily when II docs commence,
II the Rio draudo would take Steps
10 rcpNlr IT, branch road out " sandy
ana operate trains rs FAR aH Wumlph
the situation 40 FAR A. the congestion
OF freight n concerned would be- ma.
lerlalIy relieved The mines have
reached tho stage NJ development whom
even tho resurrection ~ the old tram.
way between Wusilch ana Alta IL On.
tIroly justified with the vllroad ns
far ~ Tanners MT ana aerial tram.
ways operating above hat point. mlno
owners could get along tor awhile. but
The time VIII como when the pamp win
demand transportation facilities caual
70 those found In the copper camp NJ
Bingham,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Professional Traders Gould Not
Resist the Temptation to
Take Profits
THIS eau SEQ SOME YIELDING
Then There Was Good Rally and
Prices Bounded Up
Again,

New York luly V -opohlng price,
were carried TO % hghor Lowell all around
and the trading showed good deal or
animation Northern pOcIic rose a point
ana there were large facuonhl gainF IN
Rcudmg Eric, Atcmson southern Pacific
Canadian pacInc, United states steel
ana smelling overnight pronls were az
lUiing 60 the professionals and they sold
out IN all directions carrying lho MARKET
TO yesterday clorlng Subsequently tho
demand brcamc bouor and lhoro was q
recovery 10 the opening level Towards u
O'clock the tendency bcgamr DOWNWARD
again ON very small ofcllngt HuBhf
Welded puinl kansas a lrNht pre-
icifod lai and Pacific coast pleloifru y
NOrthorNoFtum aud IunnCHhtp con- were
bought al an advance Of Il polnl lhe nv
ter recovering ~ dividend lllVHulu,
fluctuations within a narrow range NY
on small transactions rejected the lndli-
icicnt temper " the speculation, ANU
gumatod copper touched " and Rohulng
roso 10 The top. Colorado q southern llrsl
preferred rose W, Pump preferred lnl'pl
hallway lnvuflmcnt preferred ana luir
nan l. american lgS s9funu.gghh s1,omeI
Foundllcs grciorrod l.
llonds were irregular at noon
4 growing recognition of the cnoour'
aging features " the government crop
report accounted for the buOyNnt tone IN
the grain carriers late I'm the day some
Of them went up on wilde spreads between
transactions Northern Pacific Jumped I
points aud Great Northern preferred b.
Average gains IN the gInngots were be-
tween ! ana ~ ana Included ~ Paul
Union Pacific. southern pncinc, Missouri
Pacific Atchlson ana Illinois central
Some " the coalurs wore Also bought cN'
ltslycly Reading rlslng ? aud Erie l.
Pacific Coast SECOND preferred moved up
,, Iowa Central a and New York central
United states Stool ana lho Republic
Steel stocks u point Manhattan dropped
on J and Realty IA,
stocks that changed hands fought bet
ter prices than were prevalent ~ noon
hul The margin war small Reading and
Amnlgamatod copper advanced GRADUALLY
10 i06 nd N3i, respectively and ihoro Was
considerable bNlug I'm Union Pacific also
In the nolghburhood " lS
There were Numo reactions on ptunl tax
Mg but the sustained strength Of the
grlngorN pulled up the market again.
Northern Pacific mounted IN @lig ana
Great Northern preferred ~ 20 Union
Pacific, Illinois 'cnllnl ana Northwest,
cfn rose ana H. Paul Alrhieon, New
York central Tennessee lunl and Re,
public steel To- 2N United states steel
preferred ana the Pennsylvania group
Were ~ point but the movement cen.
tered very largely IN The ernngcrs The
cloflng was ilrm hut rather dun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
BUSINESS NOTES.

George Austin agricultural supcrin.
tcudent OF thc umb sugar company
has returned from u tour OF inspection
ot the beet Holds lu Utah Sanpotc ond
SEWER counties llp desprioep the heat
1r being suWVthlug tvrrinc everywhere,
but that tNv grUyNl condition " the
beet crop ia good, except lu portions
NJ SEWER county whore tho insect
known VS. ,hn white llN has done oon'
siderable damage lo various patches
There " less tWubl. in SiupVte ana W
Utah county thp crop VIII De- above the
average lu the Rear river valley
there II mo- trouble ut amy Kind, and
IN hs opinion bath factories at Lohl
ana Garland Win Boz taxed to their ca.
puglN ths t.N M Austin says that
the suupCtr county people are making
great oNort lO secure enough contracts
TO secure Ne beet sugar factory prone
iscd there. The indications look favor.
able. ae lht farmers are awakening TO
thu necessity ul signing the contracts
moro thon they have done for a long
tlmo past
Todnyr local clcarmge amounted TO
tisS,6g7 NJ, us aguingt SliS,,i5,aO lol the
Same day last year,
The state BANK of Uah stockholfors
held their annual meeting Yesterday
afternoon ana reelected these dlroc'
tors, llobcr j. Grant william u Pros
ton, Joseph F smith \ W Carlson
Ryron Groo. charles : Burton James
n. Murdoch lIcbor NJ Wells, Isaac
Rnroa tho directors viii meet next
Saturday and choose officers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
PERSONALS

y. s. Murray ls IN Idaho on business
Tor week
j, a, drocneVald has gono east on a
business trlp
DIST Atty J, 4, Melville Of Fillmore
" IN the city today
Mrs. Ncllio Rroyor ~ recovering from
an operation at 81 Marks hospital.
President Angus NJ Cannon IL slowly
Improving, ana hopes to be ont again IN
u few dnys,
Construction Supt Summers ~ the
lioll company lett this morning ON a
10 days absence IN Montana,
Frank u, McGurrln IL IN at his En-.
Holmes apartments, threatened
with typhoid foyer,
Thomas koarns aud David Keith re.
turned home yesterday afternoon from
an extended eastern trip
Nathaniel r. Milton has enlisted nj
Fort Douglas ms n recruit for the hos.
piIal corps, at For, lluuchuca, Arls,
Dr and Mrs T. u, Jones have both
gone 10 Portland ~ attend the meeting
Of the American Medical association,
y Il, cutler general manager " the
Utah sugar Co, went 10 ogden today
30 attend the funeral Of the late Thos,
II, Dee,
Mrs ". II Porter mother Of Land.
lord Don N Porter Of the Kenyon, has
returned 90 this city after "A sIX monlhs'
absence IN Los Angeles,
John n korrIck for the lnet 10 yonrs
cry olrcOlnlor Of the Tribune, viii re-.
moyo shortly 10 Pnnnu, ldnu where he
VIII 80 into the real estate business
George = Long, n real estate dealer Of
III Pnso, Texas, and old time friend Of
u &, Loary on the Now Mexico ranges,
" at the Enu,Word hotel with Mrs,
Long
~ D. knollln formerly wen known
sheep man OF this city ana for the
last four years IN the commission busI.
yon
First Lieut. Robert e, Patterson Of
the fTonty'nlnlh infantry, who nc.
companlod companies 4 and l. ~ tho
strawberry country has returned M
TO this post ana IL under the surgeons
care
A. y, Torbol returned last evening
from Now York whore he has been
since last October The recent hot
spell IN New York had depressing
effect on him. but he says h. expects
10 bo all right m n short llmo In this
mylgornllng climate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12

Ina company, near Callenlc, for debt
ogarogalng $780,
sumue Newhouse has made his APP
pearanco ut His offices In me llooly
block, having returned yesterday rom
brief business tiip 10 DonVer
w u Mucklow president ot ne Ma.
jesllc Copper company ana pllde, nIe
expected to reach the city next Tfl'
day They are on the way TO inc coast
The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by MCCORMICK "
concentrates, tS2lOO, base bullion, NeP''
600
The directors of the May ply Mining
company met yesterday afternoon ana
levied an assessment VI ~ cent! u
snare, delinquent Aug 10 sale daN
Sept z
Two car loads Of Uncle sam oro was
sold yesterday afternoon ana treasurer
Thompson drew down me proceeds
lmounlninR To a llltlo more IMAM Wow
The ore came from llumbug ground
j NJ Hamilton has gone east on min
ING business Mr. Hamilton IL lnlcrcst'
- w WV ANNN NlAl' NIN'i 10 UNIV ~
Dugway disrlc, while east Ne VIII
confer win some ol the stockholders
~ that corporation
4 large number of prospettort have
lately arrived IN CalIonte from the
districts west Of here some very nne
rock has been exhibited boy some of the
parties They state that this vicinity
gives more promise o' rIch ind than
many " the districts mat lOoy PROS
peotcl OVER Calicnl, Express
!, Is learned that the 60 tons Of orc
recently shipped from tho Montgomery
Shoshonc mlno IN the lull FROG district
Melted the 5um of $4,000 under lroli'
meni "a, the Reno sampler Thirty tons
o tth' ore averaged N,liO q ton, while
me remainder uf the ono went $500 a
ton The general average Of the en-.
ire shipment Nls approximately Nil6
o ton,--0oldncll News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
CONCENTRATES,

], r Gardner VIII leave tonight for
n two wook, trip 10 lho Irish noun.
tain district In NcycdN,
H. w, Horne, the surveyor h enjoy.
Ing visit from hs brother, II, *.
Horne Of Manchester n, II,
Manager W G, Orom of the Utah
APEX Mining company II ont Of the city
for the balance Of The week.
James \, Pollock Of his city was
yesterday admitted into membership
on the Chicago board Of trade,
Frank 49, COOK expects Ia leave Tor
Nevada ON another bonanza chasing
expedition during the next few hours.
Manager captain McVlchIc Of the
bingham Consolidated " IN from
Montana today on the delayed train
from the north
An attachment has been placed on
tho property OF the Copper King Min
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12

at SllG8las 20 llea sold ~ 3lashSllb, anu
ihtn reacted ~ alhn3lh,
september pork was down ihMlo ~
le iiMl2Wh. lard was unohnnRod ~ l,Wi
ribs were Il shade lower nt $50,
Cam Whoai-N0, . rcd, new WVNsBi
No 3, rcd, new, DllsDa2hi No, 2, hard,
l,0li No. b hard, Wul ~, No, J northern,
LIN No. \ northern iioul,iii NO. 81
Corr NO. ,, Nv, No 3, 5idt;.
Onjs~No, Z, 3llgI No, Q, 9olsU3l
Following extreme weakness NJ MIN,
nonpollr whore September whoa, lroppol
noNily three cents, prlooa here declined
Nlll lower september sold on 10 SN
closing weak With september down ihu2
AZ s6nsGlh
Corn-.'fho closc was fairly steady with
September on " NJ rs
Close, Wheat-~july 500 Sept WdSJ'h
Dee, @hqsCh, May @N
CofD-aJny, bOh old 500, sept MI old,
5is Dee iSA old bONi May, M
,, Sa'i pcJ, H, sNi sept ''''o'l''" May
Perk-July isiii sept iscs's oct,
Lald-.July gpi,ij sept, 40, oct
Rlbs--July 49, sent, 40, sept, 40
aHi.h ,HiyS",o "'ou"""
FIas~COsh, northwestern, ~
Timothy septu 800
tl0yofs-l2 70,
Borley-.Cash isa6l,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
LANE AT PINRNuT,
California NInlns Man WIN Operate q
Placer Property There,

(, y Lane California mining man
VINO IA associated with others Is I'm thls
city preparatory 10 taking hold Of Inc
celebrated Buckeye placer ground In
inc Plnonut range, says the Carson
Appeal Several years ago Charley
Lane spent many thousands ~ dollars
on the place and was only headed IN
from operations by others Interfering.
should the new parties take hold Of
this piece Of ground n means mo
greatest mining revival In tho state,
~ tho ground IL conceded 10 No INC
richest placer ground ON the coast 4,
" held By 'arsonites and with II soy.
,ral fortunes .Wll be made The ground
has been worked by the fush valera oi
spring Tor many years, and some of
me returns are exceedingly rich with
plenty of water In the range Il viii
mako district that VII call tho al,
good piece " nowS both To Carson and
the valley south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
CAKlSA IMPROVEMENTS.


Manuger Harry Joseph of the Cariso.
SILVER shield and United bingham
mines has returned from an Inspection
lllp 10 those properties, which. ne
states he found IN u very satisfactory
condition
Al the rOriso an innovation In thc
shape NJ 4 new lighting plant IN ~ bc
introduced This has been In cOntom.
plnllon for some time and Manager
Joseph says an Of the underground
workings ARE w he wired Later nm
electric hnulNgc system may be In.
stalled, but mat IN a matter for future
consideration
AZ the silver Vlold the movement Of
ore " holng hold mp unul con wan
gyon the signal that the bins are omp.
tied " the Phoenix ores, which he con.
tactod lu treat AT his rcmolclod Kemp.
tom mill The Inter was scheduled
10 commence running ON Phoenix ore
today ana col Wull In on hand watch.
lnR the behavior " the mill, which N
equipped almost entirely with mn-
chiuCry Of biz own design The last
shipment Of silver shield crude WAS
sold un the controls showing values of
30 per cent lead, ~ ounces sllyor, 81 IN
gold and per cent copper
Al the United bingham new ore
body two feet IN width, was oncount-
cred during the past week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
FORENOON ON EXCHANGE,


while trading WAS decidedly dull on
the floor Of the mining exchange this
morning, enough Of The high priced
stocks participated to bring up u fair
average,
Dnly.Judgo continued IN demand and
$50 shares offered were promptly taken
NJ SGB The 3is,crnt assessment on
May nay aid not seem 10 have amy
effect ON that stock for u board lot
offered AZ q cents found buyer New
YORK Bonanza came out NJ 60 cents
ON the open board American FLAG
secured d purchaser ut $50 'olum-
hut consolidated went M 20 ana Con-
crcur was rlrong NJ 30 cents
The closing quotations and sNloe were
90 follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
TlBBETTS GOING WEST,


captain \ q, rihbetts, who vas I'm.
strumcnlnl In the recent organization
~ tho Maison Valley Copcr company
which VIII undertake t. develop "a
promising copper proposition I'm tho
Mnison valley district IN western Ne.
Nada, expects 10 loaNo for tho west
again the latter part ~ the week. Ne.
has received adyicos Of the discovery
Of now mining district I'm Nevada
which shows encouraging surface I'm,
dlcntlong lie expects 10 make an IN.
spcction ~ II ON the way out Tho
exact location capt Tlbbotla says hc
n not quite roady TO diyulgo, but be-
win he heard from later,