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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
SPIKE AND RAIL,

Commercial Agent J A. Foley lcf,
today for chicago To BE- gone for 10
days
Travelling lfrolgh, Agent Leonard ~
the Missouri Pacific leaves for "A trip
TO Montana tomorrow
l., N, Harding, general agent Of the
Colorado Midland, returned this morn.
ing from a business trip to Denver,
The oregon short Lime win run an.
other ilHhcrmons vacation excursion
10 Idaho ana northern points ON Sat
urdny,
u, q, Ives, for many years general
freight agent of the Burlington 4 Mise
souN River railroad, has been appoint
ed freight trailc manager OF the wa.
bash system, with headquarters AT st.
Louis, succeeding Milton Knight, who
died recently
Among the visitors At railroad head.
quarters this morning were j, 7 Sol
by of Denver western agent Of the
Kansas Cily stock Yards and G, II,
Bean, trade manager Of the Pueblo
stock yards,
"rho Now Nevada" H. the title Of one
OF the best publications issued for Some
time by the passenger department Of
the southern Pacific II consists Of a
u book ~ Ga pages, copiously Illus
tratod ana up.tosdnto In every respect,
The theme IN essentially the era Of lr.
rgntlon now commencing IN the sage
Brush state, Another new publoail Ion
issued 10y the same company IN santa
Cruz ana tho Tent City on the Beach,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
WINsLOW RESPONSIBLE
strength " Waited states Attributed TO
His Holdings,

An eastern market letter says the
strength of United states Mining
shares has been largely due TO the fact
which has recently become public
property, that sidney w, Wlnelow has
acquired for himself and his friends
what ~ doubtless the largest concon.
trntod holding NJ these shares II VIII
mean doubtless, a more active lnlor.
osl on MIS- part and that Of his friends
in tho development Of the United
states Mining enterprise, n stock"
holders can be assured the cooperation
of this element and that composed ~
Mossrs. Evans, Foss ana Aver corlNlns
~ they have very little further 70 ask IN
the way of quality OF their manages
mhnt
That Mr., wnslow should have inter.
ostod himself In this property AZ he
has recently IN unQuosuonably u fNcs
tor Of great strength IN the market poe
slllon of the stock People who have
STAYED with him IN the United Shoe
Machinery company are about ~ happy
,aa any lot Of Investors we know, ana
we think that the confidence among
prominent investors In United states
Mining shares has boon enormously m.
creased by this development
with lts salt Lake valley smcter
handling the products OF the bingham
and Tmtlc mines with the lead Anlol-
ter enlarged nud In operation, with The
| Mammoth enterprise producing, and
With ~ pront from NV new departure
! In the refining business inside interests
| Nv this company are rangulno enough
60 hope that annual profits win run
from g50O,0OO ~ $4,000 600 This will
enable the easy payment OF 81 per share
per annum ana provldc fund for the
further endorsement and extension OF
the business That tho policy Of de-
vclopmenl Of the smelling branch Of
the business viii be ever moro and
moro aggressive Il douhly assured
under the present conditions Of owns
| orsMp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
CONGO MIR ATlS.

The Sentury assessment " 4 cents
per share becomes delinquent on the
?lst
John bern ~ the poreoseor of me
sample NJ gold hearing quartz from n
property located near Lander Wyo'
Tho Pioneer sampler reported today
three cars VI ore from Aha, two from
Bingham one from stockton and one
from Tintlc
Two ears of ore lcfl the 'rclro AZ TIN
tie today for shipment 10 this cltN
Tho ore IN raid to be a little above tho
average grade,
Todnye receipts AT the Taylor Brun.
ton sampler amounted TO soycn cars NJ
ore from Tlnlic, three from Bingham
and 10 from Nevada,
George 4, Black, one of the dlrec'
tors ~ the Montgomcry-Shoah Mine
ing company has returned from a tour
AZ Nevada camps, much Impressed with
the greatness OF that section
ore and bullion settlements aa re-.
ported late yesterday afternoon by Me.
Cornick n CO., amounted 10 s6S, 400 di.
vdod M follows silver lead, gold ana
copper ores, $4,000 bnse bullion, Sl,'
500 gold bars, $1,000.
william u, Mucklow prcsiden, OF
tho Majestic Copper company, has ar
rived from the east aud last night took
the train for the oompany's possessions
IN Beaver county lie viii return Fri.
day and on Saturday VIII leave for tho
northwest
The Copper Jack Mining company
has been organized ut Eureka 10 de-
yclop a number Of promising mining
claims IN the Erickson district The
company " capitalized for $4,000 d.
vldod into shares ~ the par value of
10 cents each. Three hundred and ilfly
thousand shares of the stock VIII be
placed IN the treasury and sold from
time to time Tor the purpose Of carry.
inR ON development work, At tho
present time the SHAFT on the ground Ia
being sunk by contract The officers
Of the company Arc ns follows; j, g
Jensen, president j. r. Williams, vie,
presidents George \, rdull, secretary
H. u, Hanks, treasurer and those win
c. g. briggs constitute the board Of
directors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19

Although the fun rate Cor nearly a
thousand miles " given IN the table,
statistics show that the average haul
OF ton Of freight on n railroad IL
about 200 miles 80 that the ,ransporta.
ton charge on the bulk ~ things most
used would. ut the best, bo less than
20 per cent Of the above,
The cost Of freight charges II lnclud.
cd IN the wholesale price quoted. The
price OF commodities have advanced IN
the period Of eight years shown SG,3
per cent, This covers Il period NJ tho
mos, phenomenal prosperity IN our
nations history,
THE BASIS ON WHICH MADE
The freight charges given represent
the cost Of the haul between Chicago
and New York approximately 1000
miles, these being used ~ they are the
basis upon which All freight rates,
either east or west, are made The
Ncost of the freight haul between chi.
cago and Philadelphia 100 miles less
In distance, " approximately 2la per
cent less than the figures given, Re-
tween Chicago and Boston, n distance
greater by 2li miles freight would add
approximately 92.3 per cent To the
prices given Between Chicago ana
Buffalo 1870 miles less), or Pittsburg
$50 miles lcss), the cost of frcDhtagc
II approximately 10 per cent less than
the figures given and between chicago
and Cleveland Ab0 mlcs) II II APP.
proslmatoly AZ per cent less, The
wholesale prices n, all OF these points
are practically the same, the variation
where there IL any, being IN small
fraction " cent,
FREIGHT RATES,
Freight rates between New York and
Fast 81 Louis and other Mississippi
river common points are practically Is
| per cent IN oNUoss Of those given, to
Kansas city, omaha or other Missouri
| river points, they increase about on
| per cent over the chicago basis to
| Donvcr the frelgh, charge increases
gi2 per cent ami to Pacific coast points
800 per cont
| 80 trllllng are these increases ms ap-
piled TO the commodities IN daily use,
| that the retail price Of all commodl'
| ties whether on the Pacific coast, IN
| the Interior or on the Atlantic coast,
| are practically identical A suit OF
clothes, hat, dress pattern, pair Of
shoes, pound NJ coffee or tea, box VI
cigars or bag Of -four costs no more
In san Francisco Seattle or Houston
than IN savannah, Boston New York
on Philadelphia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
Manager Dsru Confirms Reports
OF Improved Conditions at this
Property
EXTENT NOT YET DETERMINED.
win 20 Oh, to the Mine and ln,esth
gate Before Talking Tor
Publication,

For some days past consld'rapl'
speculation has been INDUCED IN WIN
regard 10 actual conditions at mo Low
or Mammoth, Conccnlng THIS proper
N Manager bern said today that thoro
had been some Improvement N 'h'
nature of the ore found, but ~ yol m
dld not desire To give anything out fot
publication, 40 ne preferred TO wait
until such time an he could VERIFY re-
ports by poIng out Ia tho mine, TINS
hc would do IN the course Of u dny OF
two,
While Mr. bern h inclined TO pursue
conservative policy iu the manage
mcnl Of this property he does not deny
the fact that important developments
are taking place ON the ioO'fool level
aud goos 10 far an 10 say mat Tor soN'
cral days the minors have been IN pay
orc, tho extent Of which, however mas
not yet been determined judglns
from reports there " every reason to
believe that the mine has reached an
mpor,an, period In lls history and that
careful manogomon, will soon place II
IN the list OF PRODUCERS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
GOLDFIELD DEAL CLOSED
sal, Lskers Got Lease aud Dond on the
Rachel ", utbur,

After placing lease and bond on The
Rachel i3., ono Of 0oldnolds most pro-
missing prospects, A. W, Tbbals, bro,h'
cr of Prof W, H. Tibbals leaves lo-
night for the Portland fair, returning
thence to Wha, he considers one Of NE
host mining camps In the country the
other parties 10 the deal are salt LAX
ors, who paid a good, round sum 10 pe'
their hands ON the group, The CROP
plnge on the Rachel H. are regarded hs
nothing short Of wonderful from the
fact that they resemble 20 \ nicely rock
taken from the Janu1ry Jumbo, con-,
binntion, Qunrsitc, Sundslornl ana
null I'M among the bcs, properties IN
the district. A condition that nugurs
well Tor Gollnold IL the recon, discovery
I'm the Florence, at n depth Of 800 tceI
of ore showing per cent copper ana IN
the January W u depth Of 2sO Rect oi u
body OF mineral four TO SIX feet Wlae
running $500 10 $500 IN FOLD, and 10 II
per cent copper to the ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
Morning Call Found Stocks Active
Al Fairly Reasonable
Figures
LOWER MAMMOTH A FEATURE
Sold Up 10 10 But Dropped on Some az
The Clos. 80 Uncle som 10
Demand,

A much better volume Of business
was tho result Of this mornings d'l'p'
orallonS oh change the sales maze
amounting to $500 shares, with SELL
ina value Of S67Slo. AZ ON Yesterday
Lower Mammoth was the feature inc
stock continuing strong ana sclllng up
10 40 cents. IN AN 500 shares changed
hands, sales starting at 30 ana eohllnu'
mg upward until 40 was reached on tho
open board closing the BID was va
with offerings at ash, Uncle sam was
quite active At figures ranging IRON
an to 20, while Ajay dropped 1900 AT
a. Yankee 1000 at No. and May Day
$500 between ana ., TAc market maln'
tolncd nv nrmncw Of the day before
and stocks Of merit were In good de-
mand,
The closing hguroS were ns follows
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
pECAprTuLATIoN
a, s, Campbell,
6loclt Broker 2l6 u, H. Walker Block
CONDITIONS Al NE\YnOUSE,
Mine ana MN Ap,ly Described ny New
York Publication,

The latest issue OF the Engineering
and Mining journal doyoDca consider,
able space to the NoWhousc mine and
mill, located I'm Beaver county giving
u good description of lhiH property
The article IL accompanied by u splon.
did picture of the mill ALSO one showing
the mouth of the tunnel looking west
and IA as follows,
The NoWhousc Mines Il SmoltcrH Nv
tho corporate name Of the properties
m Beaver county utuh controlled by
Samuel NcWhouso The mine, locally
known ag the tuCtus, ~ IN Copper
gulch, three miles from Frisco Tho
first development was through a GIG.
foot SHAFT levels from which, at 90
aud l0O feet opened into the ore body
extending from the surface To the bot
tom ~ the SHAFT, The GlG.iout station
n reached 10y nm 0dit, 5000 feet long
which enters ON the southern slope,
facing Wah Wuh valley nud penclrulcs
n mountain spun of granite, The mill
pnd the town of NrWhouso are situated
"a mile from this "Wnurl" entrance, ON
the margin of the valley This udlt
IA used for transportation ana drains
ugo, lho entire output OF the mine pass.
ing through " TO the oro.blns AT the
entrance, " has n single track q! 30
pound mlls, huuugc being effected by
two t).horso.poN electric locomotives
OF Westinghouse make The ears are
nllod 81 various chutos having gates
which are opened ana closed by CON,
pressed ain manipulated by u lever
Each ear holds four tons Seven cars
Al time are pushed into a dumping
cylinder ut the top OF the oro'hu, IN,
cylinder ~ turned 1870 degrees hy com.
press ID air emptylng The ore upon prls'
glIoR, OF which there are three, AllIs
chalmers make,
The mine " well developed, the worl
showing the main ore body 90 be from
80 O. 800 feet wide II has been oneno,
a distance OF about ! 600 feet ON IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19

ing towards the northwest. The scenic
wonders OF the district In which the
show h being held are probably the
chief attraction. We VIII have al we
can 10 from now on to handle the
movement
General Passenger Agent Miller. Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee a ~ faul
road said
I'VE are greatly surprised AT me busl,
ness To the exposition, We anticipated
early In the season heavy volume ot
business TO Portland from points easl
OF the Missouri river, but the amount OF
travel AT present IL far beyond our
anticipation, Tho exposition drawing
thousands Of fasteners WI be the Doh'
thing that ever happened for the hoith,
west Pacific coast ana for thnt matter
the entire Pacific coneh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
BACK FROM BuLLFROG.
", A, Roo, says I, IN the Making OF q
Great camp,

w. A, Root ~ tho Los Angeles MIN.
lng Review IL IN the city Mr., Root
bus Mst completed u tour ~ Nevada
min ~ camps, Of whose condition ho
speaks IN the highest terms WINE
away the gentleman paid special AZ
tcntlon ia liullfrog, which ne tuyN,
bids fair "a become one OF the mos,
active camps IN the state, At present
everything IN quiet, principally ON oc'
coun, Of the heat, but he believes ne
tive work VIII be resumed IN the iall,
when news Of important discoveries
may he expected That there are some
who have an abiding fNlth IN the AIS
trlct II evident from the fact lhot ma
iorinl for Pipe limos IL being hauled I'D,
great stacks of four aud ak inch pipe
arriving daily from l.as Vegas, WIN
many others who nave visited Bullilog,
MIR, Root IL convinced that the camp
N the making OF u great producer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT pRo-
bate Divlalon, IN and for Salt Lake Coun.
~ State Of uiah, IN the matter OF the
estate and guardianship Of Rosa u, Roy
lance, Incompetent Notice The petition
Of VIM q Roylnnoc the guardian "
the person ana tho estate of Rosa a.
RoylNnoo, incompetent, for combination
of sale " tho following described real ~.
tate t0'wit beginning AZ a point lila rodg
south Of the northeast cornor ~ lot ~,
block 2 nyo acre plat ~" Bg Field
survey running thence west 10 rods,
thence south 0 rods, more oi less 10 tho
center Of canyon Crcck thence north.
oasiorly up tho oonlor of Canyon creek
TO the intersection NJ said prerk with tho
east llno ~ said block 3 thence north "a
rods, more or loss, 10 the place OF bpgIn,
ming, for the sum Of SnGD And upon
the following terms, to.wlt, Cash liron
confirmation ~ appears from the return
of sale, llled IN this Court has been sci
for hearing on Saturday the 10Th day OF
July. A. y, l1o, at 10 o'clock 0 M, at
me County Court House, In tho Court
Room " said Court IN Salt Lake CITY,
Salt Lake County, Utah
witness the Nlork Of said Court, with
the seal thor, ntO,od, thlo lOih day or
(soaD j. /, NLpREpGE, JR, clerk
w. u, Ritter, Attorney for lsslOlc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
TODAYS REALTY TRANSFERS

susnna NJ sporry 10 Ralph H.
apcrry warranty deed, 5'gN, rods
northeast from southwest corner
lot u, block ~, plat a ,,utrnp,r
Same tu George A SporrS ot A.
SSS rods southeast from northwest
corner lot ,, block ~ plat 49,
Same 10 same, palt lot blook ~
MiddlcsoN Banking company 20 Cen
trail Investment company, lONNP
rods southeast from ~ rods cast
~ northwest corner lot o. block ..,
John 'aa' whioms TO Goneolldo,cd
Wagon and Machine CO. part
sections ana I township south, .,o
range ! east p,ptuplltlp,!ullu AVN
o.rdncr NJ Lane 10 Elsie g. BAH ,.
lot u block 3 ,plnl Jm.ulm,'y, l""
same to llonly Croon, lots Il and
is, block ?, llpntor'a snbdlylslono. 10"
Roscoe " lfardoy to. Sarah \
Pn,ton 6SlG feet northeast IRON
southwest corner lot B, block 10,
Ncis j, Malmptrom to Fred wahlon
/ acre, ctc., IN northeast quarter
section a. township south range o,o
" " quinn 10 bingham Con Min.
W. n Howard 90 George g, Watts
part Of northwest quarter section
4 township south range ! woNly @i
w. II Weeks tn w. H. GODDARD
lONgis rods northeast from south.
west corner lot l. block l3) plat 49,
u us .u,npp,hnff'!'' .',tlm ,!utu.' Wv
Albert Davis ot Al 10 Charles a
Herman glbSN rods southeast from
northwest corner lot 2 block l.
Plat q r.'tutt'.tu''! '..t!,,t, L'N
| n q, JurlNrd 10 lnltod sinies NJ NJ
Ing company uuli'omim deed, MIN
NIX property West Mountain dis
| tflcl LtuHHrlH'r't. t.'Hi''g r'f'
| j u RonyH 10 g. H. backmnn
| part lol q. blool, lOl part A.uu, x
| A. ] pondlrlun Jr TO Carl tosch
| lots 81 and i2 rummlnRs sub ,u
j. - Rouyis 10 u, " Bockmnn,
| ShcrIn's deed @ygh rods southeast
| from ~, rods ongl " northeast cor
| nor lol g. block lQl, par \ l,w 5l
| Estate Howard Ice II nj 10 car
| rcgch guardian deed, lots 81 ana
~ cummings sub ,uuuuuu,r M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
500 TOURISTS DAILY


Major =, X, Hooper, general pasrel'
ger agent OF the Rio 0randc VINO lefl
for Portland last night, N IN very good
spirits over she immense passenger
irnflia over his system, EVtry year "
increases, and this year marks greai
advance, The major has given chfclui
attention 90 this seasons 'fhlnol anu
says tnerc are b)5 through pahspnbvns
PASSING through Salt Lake daily that
IL passengers from west of Ogden 20.
inn cast OF Grand Junction, ana IRON
east of Grand Junction going west ui
ogden, The number of tourists 10
tho Portland fair ~ very large,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19

made many friends In his short stay
ON this division and his promotion IL
u meritcd one,
Colonel Anderson was formerly chief
clerk to General Superintendent Park,
while superintendent NJ the Wyoming
division, from which position he WIS
promoted 10 train master az Green
River Ne IN n well known railroad
man and his making good IL no sur.
prise To his many friends,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
APPOINTMENTS ON U.p.
u, s,enser Named as superintendent ~
colorado Division,
Especial 10 Tho "NcWs,")

Cheyenne, Wyoo july H. Announce
ment II made at Union Pacific hends
quarters here, Of the appointment OF
", Stonger az superintendent Of the
Colorado division with headquarters at
Denver, vice II, G, Forrl resigned,
n, l., Anderson train master NJ
Green RIVER has been appointed n5'
sis,ant superintendent ol the wyoming
division ana W NJ, Jeflcrs, M present
dispatcher at sydney appointed Tram
master a, Green river Mr. Stcngcr
was formerly assistant superintendent
Of the colorado division, being trans.
ferrod 10 the Nebraska division nud
afterwards made assistant euperinlend'
ont of the Wheeling division, lie has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
HEAVY TRAVEL
Trnffis 10 tho Portland Fair " sntrrs'
Ina I,sTyhOdy

chicago, july lS,--One Of the trans
ponatlon surprises " the season In the
travel 20 the Lewis ana clark oSposI.
ton az Portland, or Last winter when
rates were being made railroad men
were gomewhat doubtful ms a large
amount Of business to the fair The
first part OF June developed little, but
during the past two weeks travel has
been unusually heavy, and now agents
OF the roads are beslcged with IN
guiroa
Gravel 10 the Portland exposition II
u surprise said Assistant TNllc ri.
rector Mccormick " the Union Pacific
and oregon Short Line today I'VE had
antIcipated n normal business. but did
not expect the thousands that are turn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
WILL pnunLE CApACITN.
Penn. wyoming "a Increase i's output
100 Per Cent

Speclal correspondence,
Encampment, Wyoo July IL About
A. onstern stockholders and capitalists
have visited the mines OF the Ptnn'
wyoming copper company during the
mast week and AZ result the capacity
of the mines win be greatly Increased
ana laany improvements added The
output IN now something like 10000
hounds of 0S per cent pure copper per
day, and II " expected hat this viii
be doubled IN a short time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19

Insurance reserve while the showing
10 quite good one, II would have been
much better had not an accident AZ 'hs
mill forced u shutdown for period OF
70 days, However according 70 Man,
ager Bamborger, the company ealneu
10 June dividend, while the properly
IN In shape TO reooup IL apparent losHes
during the current month,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
Cutoff Completed,
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Evanston, Wyo,, July lS,--Thc new
cui.oli Just east OF this ely MAS com.
plclcd Saturday and the first train sent
over The now line, Hundreds Of tons
OF earth wns removed from the moun-
tain and the cut.on VIII quite matte
rally shorten the llno OF the Union IA
HCIUC,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
era Tor further information
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS, ESTATE
Of James N toohrlnc, Deceased, Crcdl-
tors VIII present claims with vouchers to
the undersigned at the oflco " n W,
Durke, b0s Progress Building Sail Lake
CITY, on or before tho &th day OF May,
A ID, ly6,
JENNEr CoCllRANE,
GEO, N, cOCHRANE
Executors of the Last WIN ana Testament
Of James NJ C0chrnnc Deceased
Date " ilrsl publication july 10, a, u,
1905
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