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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

ORANGE CITY, 1OWA.-W1lliam Van der
Wilt, who killed his wife with. a chair as
weapon. week ago, is dead at the Cherokee
hospital for the INSANE. after an illness Of
several days. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
SUCCEEDS TO FATHERS PULPIT
Rev. Evarts Kent to Preach at Old
Family Home in Vermont.

ELDORA, IOWA.-Rev. Evarts Kent, formerly
pastor Of the Congregational church Of Eldora:
has been offered the pulpit of the Congregational
church of Enosburg Falls, VT. and has accepted
His father was pastor Of the Vermont church
born while the family resided there. He is now
last 60 and goes back to the old home where
for years the influence Of the work Of his
father has fingered and done much good. He
once refused salary of $1,000 year to 60 to
a little mission church at Victor, Iowa, at 5000,
in order to help it out of debt.
Ivan Rubow Of this city. who is but three
feet tall, enjoys the unique distinction Of being
the smallest barber in tho world. He has just
signed a contract with an eastern opera COM
pany to appear upon the stage and goes from
Iehearsals He came here alone from Germany
last summer and has been going to school and
helping his brother In barber shop.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

MAzEPPA, MINIMIZING farmers institute
x,aa 1reat success The oDerahouse was
crowded at ali meetings in spite of bad roads.
Rev S. S. Beatty of st. Charles has ac-
cented a call as pastor of the Congregational
church here. - : =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

ABERDEEN, S.. D.-Messages announce the
tendent of the Des Moines division of the Mil
waukee railroad. For a year Mr.. Tucker was
superintendent Of the James River division of
the road, with Headquarters in Aberdeen. He
was greatly liked here and the news OF his
was received with great sorrow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN.

Remember, every woman is cordially
invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham il
there lie anything about her symptoms
she does not understand. Mrs. Pink
hams address is Lynn, Mass her
advice is free and cheerfully given TO
every ailing woman who asks Tor II:
Her advice and medicine have restored
to health moro than one hundred thou
sand women.
!. Rnc4 linda,.afards = WAn1an1 yI'3a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

MILFORD, IOWA.--At the school meeting on
Monday two directors will be elected to sue
coed John G. Guthrie and N. A. Miller. The
question Of a 5000 tax for a school fund will
also be voted upon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

BIG STONE, s: p p. funeral Of $. R.
day. was largely attended. About seventy Ma.
sons were present. and conducted the ritual
ceremonies. Rev. D. Rifenbark Of Huron, for:
the sermon and was assisted in the services by
Presiding Elder Teichman Of Big Stone Of the
minister Rev. W. G.. Ehlers. Not half the
people who came could get into the church. The
pallbes rers were selected from Corona, Marietta
F1fty-six relatives of Mr.. Gold were present.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
NORTHWEST NECROLOGIC

WINONA, MINN.-John R. Gle, one OF the
76. He was born in Steuben county. New. York.
in 1929, and came to Winona county With his
history Of tho county and FOR a time was. the
proprietor of the old Winona Democrat. He is
survived by his wife and FIVE sons and two
daughters. 81. ---.~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

MILLER, S. D.-Nrrs.. Mary Blakeley, aged
9S died yesterday. Only recently she proved
up on quarter section of land after five years
residence.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

LONG PRAIRIE, MINT. A. Nos. Of
lie is survived by his wife and Ave children.
Walter Bailey, one of the pioneer settlers
Of this place, is dead having reached the age
years ago. but for several years had been a
resident Of Montana. He was here visiting his
son when he WAS take i'll. J - =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
TINrIc DEVELOPMENTS
Lasi End " tho District Receiving Con-
siderable Attention shipments,
snoclal correspondence

special correspondence,
Eureka, May &C. Work has been 70.
Humed on the Lilly property IN the cast
end ~ tho district. The SHIFT IN now
down "a distance ~ 2ih feet from the
b0tom of which croes.outtlng IL boing
MAIDS Tho property IA one ~ the most
valuable mlnea IN East Unite and Nv
destined 10 become a great producer,
Near the Lilly mino tho group Of
claims known Ra the Blk I'M, are be.
ing worked under the direction Of tho
veteran prospocior, John Bcetlcmcycr
At a depth ~ 70 feet a drift In being
run % oross'cut the ore vein, and q
large amount ~ development work
VIII be done ON the ground during tho
summer
Favorable reports continue TO come
from North Tintlc ana property own
ers and prospociorp are very much en-.
couraged with the fino showing IN that
section A largo amount Of develop.
mont work IN Rolng ON and tho district
ig gradually working its way TO the
front,
Frank Assalia has lust returned from
the bennington district and reports
that Mossrs. Ross aud smith who have
bond ana lease ON the Yellowstone
mine have sent a shipment ~ ore 10
tho smelicrs which shows ASSAY Of 40
por cent lead and 10 ounces In silver
Satisfactory arrangements having
been made with The Smoltors, work nl
the swansea mine at SILVER city VIII
ho resumed al once, This VIII BE- good
noWs IN tho merchants ~ that cnmp
and viii give impetus Ia the owners
OF adjacent property
The ore shipments from Tlnllc disc
trlct Tor the nsst week amounted 10
i3l carloads, the following properties
being the producers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
PRICES WENT TO
A LOWER LEVEL
Did So Quite Lauculdly, Strong
Bank Statement Having Little
Effect on Them
BUSINESS EXCEEDINGLY DULL.
Small Interest Was Manifested In
Market at Any TIms--clos'
ipg StagnsnL

New Noik May 81 Tho opening tone
of the stock market was uncertain and
the prevailing tendency ~ prices was low
&C. Cuiipd states steel preferred and
Amalramalcd Copper fell A. rho 6rBt
prlco VI g. Louis a. San Francisco second
preferred was Ia higher than last night
and sugar gained v business was en-
cocdlngly duh
soant interest was manifested w the
stock market and prices moved lhnslldly
~ lowur level northwestern United
states Steel ana AmAlgalnated copper
Loot point ana the other favolllQH SUM
Nantial fractions Como recovery oc'
CURED before n ncl0rK when tuplu NlH
AN apparent scarcity " offorlng. the
Toledo, " Louis a. Western NJ chn. a.d
wheel n lnko Eric second preferred ad'
Wutcd l a. IA
bat the movement scarcely amounted 70
u rCtllcvul Of prDyiuuB declines North'
,rn Pacific gllncd ~ ana l(anfah Guy
NuUiheru J, lrO nroi0rlul lost j. The
closing WAS HtNgnhut
Close, Money IN call nomlnal no loans,
limo loans easy " and ~ days, . por
c,ntF via months, lhp3a pei. cent
pllm0 mercantile paper 3Aplh per
cent
sterling exchange steady WITH actual
mand. and az rSI&ij for So.deys blIs
Posted rates iMulM,
Commercial bills iNiNASlN
lidr sllyor &h
Mexican dollars, ljlI
bonds-doNornmcnt steady, railroads,
irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

company Tor i's gigantic concentrating
min just lhlg side ~ the old Garfield
Beach resort Tho whole matter IL now
In the hands " President MacNoll,
ana an official announcement concern.
INK what VIII ho done IN expected from
him almost amy day ono thing Is cor.
tain me copper company VIII not need
IA make nm outlay for the construction
of the llno unless its officers conclude
thoy want 20 own the line and operate
g. which IN hardly likely, when II "
possible 10 get an extremely low rate
Tor the transportation Of ore from
oySletlng roads and which arc anxious
60 get the business Undoubtedly the
Salt Lake Route would Ike the oppor-
tunlty 10 ontor tho copper camp, bat
Judging from the way things are NOV.
ing, the RIO Grnnde II going 10 out.
bid II possible indicative of this, II N
claimed the Rio Drando VIII soon
commence double tracking the Copper
Belt line un 10 the titan Copper COM
pnnye mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
CONCEN rKArES,

SolNn Splro aspects 10 leave for tho
Nevada gold camps uoSl week
Quito number OF well known mining
mon expect TO visit bingham tomorrow,
4 new air compressor has been sent
ont "a tho MaNllold mine IN Big Cotton.
wood canyon
shipments ~ ore are about ~ ho IN.
nugur0tod rom The Gold Blossom prop.
orly In North TIntlc,
Manager II, n Joseph NJ the Carha
mine departed on nn Inspection trim ~
That property this morning
Rayonol Macbeth, the wcll known
Idaho mining operator camo In from
Nevada ycrtorduy after a roundup Of
the gold camps
The proceeds from Ave lots NJ orc
were drawn down by the treasurer OF
the Nnclo Sam Mining company yos.
day afternoon
Tho Quinn tunnel OF the Utah COP.
per company has been wired for de.
tnnoe IN NJ 500 feet Tor the electric
motor equipment
The orc and bullion settlements roo
ported late yesterday BY Mccormick 81
Go, were Crude ore and concentrate,
S0s,70)i base bullion, $4,000,
II wIl probably be many months boz.
fore the Majestic amoltcr OF Milford GOES
into commission ngaln, IN tho mean.
time tho development OF the mines IN
progressing,
Il Ia said the shipments now honp
made by Manager II, NJ, Atkinson OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
GIVE Up HOpE
Condition ~ cashier phhsy ~ Utah
consolidated Reported Crl,isuh

The condition Of H. j, PithoN who
has served the Utah Consolidated Min.
Ing company ion several years IN tho
position ~ bookkcopor ana cashier wao
reported 0s hoing very critical this
afternoon and tho attending physicians
hnd gwen up all hope that the end
might be looked Tor almost any moe
mont
Mr. pIthoy has boon alIng for SOY.
cral months ana IN Aprll last upon No.
ng urgod TO do 40 by Manager chan.
nlugH he decided 10 take needed rest
and vacation and went 10 California
with his wife and child The change
seemed IN bonont him and came back
10 his poW ot duty about two weeks
ago feeling that ne had mlly rocov.
cred his health hut his oimonl came
upon him again with u complication NJ
other troubles, which have proved too
much Tor hls weakened system
Mr. plthoy has largo circle "
friends IN this city among whom ho
was well liked and who win be pamcd
90 hear Of his condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
MANY STRIKES
IN 0PH|R CAMP,
he 0phir Queen Cuts Into a Fls'
sure Containing High Grade
Silver Ore
BUCKHORN DEVELOPMENTS,
Several important Finds Reported -
Opened Old Fisk Vein Future
Outlook Ia Bright

According 10 Supt l,ang Of tho ophir
Queen mine of Ophir, who has been tax
lng In the SIGHTS Of the city for several
dhys. that well known fnoolc county
cnmp has not been quite ~ prosperous
IN u number Of years os II ~ at the
present time,
Tho past few weeks have recorded
peyoral new strikes, md the mines that
have shared In them are the ophir
queen, Buckhoru and UphIr Tunnel
IN The former, Mr. Lang says, IN run
nng cropscut from the main tunnel
no has opened assure from q 10 Is
inches IN width containing ore from
which he has obtained assays of 2lB
ounces IN silver, 30 per cent lead ana ~
IN god 10 tho ton Mr. Lang W. greatly
encouraged over the outlook for th0
property over which ho preHldoH ana 10
confident II N g0ing to develop INTO a
very GOOD producer The property lo
owned by Michigan parties,
Numerous important developments "
mn important character have been mndi
IN the Buokhorn mine OF which Sam
NJ. Levy In manager lately several
good ttrlkee hnNo Dorn maze lnrl I,
and II Ia believed the famous old Firk
voln, out Of which many thousands OF
dollars Of wealth were taken In the ear
~ days OF the camp has been nnqoun'
tered IN that property Tho Buokhorn
Mr. Lang says N shipping considerable
first class ore ana rs also running u lot
Of second class stun through the ophIr
Hin Mill,
In The ophlr Tunnel property, re-
Gently, nseuro was opened Win n nioo
showing Of ruby silver
Tho citizens of tho camp are very OPP
ilmlstlo NJ 20 tho future Things nle
Frightening up IN every part ~ tho dis
'rlot ana oyor on Lion Hlll the owners
~ the Chloride Point nre taking out
some high grade silver ore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
WEEK ON EXCHANGE,
Sales Aggregated u Little over Twenty
five Thousand Dollars,

Tho week has closed with tho sale Of
l2l2ls shares on the salt Lake Stock
a Mining Exchange for which wae
paid the sum ~ a253iO,sg, todaYs
proportion being 9sib shares, for ST.
aS0,Si
Tho market has been dull orders for
atocka were Acnrce and holders
not inclined TO sell A. protont prices,
May Day ana New York figured con-
splcu0usly ana both have been low;
however New York displayed some
tgns NJ stitIcnlng today Butlor.llb-
ornl was bought AZ about tho price
prevailing last week The company In
now installing now machinery a rise
In Wabash N anticipated next week,
Carita has gained n few points, while
Yankee and Victoria were traded IN
but M no advance
The closing quotations ana sales 10.
day were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

ffofluonl frenzy T. pNllalu inuuc lno
following statements
I'm my last report ] stated that tho
result Of the campaign Of 1904 would
he influenced largely by two important
factors, namely the price NJ sugar and
the agricultural results OF the coming
ponaOn,
"Wo received good average prices
during the past year for our product,
hut. on the other hand, the agricultural
returns were disappointing, principals
w owing 10 lack OF rainfall IN Califor.
MA, This resulted In the closing down
Of our FACTORY at chino, COL and In
only n pnrlal run for our factory at
OSnard, Cal
In Colorado we had nn average crop,
although the anticipated results wer0
not realized either as to tonnage or
sugar contents OF tho beetq, duo 10 tho
unusual rain AZ maturity of tho boOts,
The conditions IN Nebraska were some.
what bolcr than IN the past, but ON
account of The largo freight ratio, boz
cnuao hoola had 10 be transported from
tho Irrigated sections Of tho state
home 100 miles away, but tho results
Woro not a. satisfactory an would ap-
pear from the tonnage worked,
AFTER oShNhustng every means at
our dlsnotol during the past ten years,
we have boon unable 10 obtain nt ro-
lnunornllVo prices q sufficient supply Of
boets Tor our factory At Norfolk, Nob,,
and we have decided ON the removal OF
mat plant 10 Lamar colo, In tho Ar
Kansas Valley whero w0 arc practical.
y assured NJ fun supply Of good
boeiH az fair prices
"As a result u mis- move, the com.
pany VIII nave during the next cam.
polgn another dlydond paying plant
u WINS also decided IA The same
tImo To increase the capacity OF this
factory somewhat nnd TO mako certain
improvements IN the plant 10 BRING Il
up 10 date"
The stock NJ the American Rect
sugar company ON the New York mar.
kct lH quoted ne $50 for the preferred,
pnr value tlUOD dividends q Der cent
common $40, tpOr value 5000 no divl,
dcnls These lHWoa Indicate that 40
yet II docs mon stand iu the sumo favor
WIN Investors nu tine lNoh ana Idaho
beet sugar rompWioa
Two now companies have nled art.
rleF NJ Incorporation In the county
clerks olllco ana both are incorporated
Or lho same parties. one IL tho Gnor.
''I' lWlnU'H MUllng MANUFACTURING
.ompany capitalized At 100000, divided
.,n'' NlOros of the par value OF 81 each,
Ihr other NJ mo YeXtln company cap
Illlteh AZ $4,000. divided into shares OF
lA' por value of 81 each, Tho company
AIll transact q general land business,
Tive lnrorpuruloB " both companies
uv Aqulla Nebeher r. X, Neboker <.
W Ncst V y Hropnlaw, 4, g, Austin
and Adam Patterson
\ cory Of the articles OF lncorporn.
ton u The Snnd creek Irrigation COM
pany N TowoN Wayne county, was
fled In tho office ~ the secretary OF
stnlo today i,s capital stock IN $4,000
divided into shares of Tho par value
Of 81 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
IMPROVEMENT
IN RETAIL TRADE
Excessive Rain Rctards AgrIcul'
lural Progress Enough to Make
Dealers Conservative
MONEY ABUNDANT AND EASY.
Building 0pefatsns Compare Favor
ably With Recent Years - Labor
Troubles Are Few

New York, May ?0-Dun q com.
panys weekly Review wlll say tomor-
row. Improvement, Is reported IN re-
tail trade, although weather conditions
are s,ll far from Ideal and excessive
rain retards agricultural progress SUM-
GENTLY to cause conservatism among
dealers; yet confidence In the future IN
tho prevailing sentiment
Building operations mako favorable
comparisons with recent years, and
thoro Is little controversy regarding
wages or hours " labor Foreign com.
mcrco At ,hs port for the last week
shows little change In comparison with
the same period Il year ago. exports de-.
croaalng s22l,75, while imports gained
Sb0O,Dd0, Hallway earnings thus far
reported for May exceed those " a
year ago 10y ; per cent, and after railing
10 the lowest OF the year prices OF er,
ourltlos recovered materially
Money ia abundant ana easy and
commercial payments arc moro prompt
I'm most sections Ut the country Nc
dimlnutl0n Of strength IN noted IN raw
wool ana the mills are also correspond
lngly ilrm IN their Views Tanners have
exhibited no interest IN the Chicago
hide market during the past week, and
49, natural result quotations show a
downward tendency The depression
extends to Imported dry hides West
ern country hides are relatively trmor
than other divisions ~ the market
Failures this week number II In the
United states, against ego laet year
a year ago, and 1libS in 1909, From
July 10 date the exports u corn arc
bL62l,ii2 bushels, against iOO3l,l3S In
1904, 6l3ii1d In 1908 ana 9iiO66jS IN
lnnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
lINIsSlOtk,


Chicago. May g,-Cattlo.- Receipts 00,
market steady Good 10 primo ftCQtu, b,F
400, poor 10 mcdlum LO0W ", stockers
ana foodolh gbp16W, COVE, g,oQAi o,
hellors 2Odb.0O, cnnnclf, ltOu2 ~, bulls,
2GQul,ib calves 3001GW,
Hogs Rccoipls, lAWo Monday 5000
market steady Mixed ana butchers, 5,l9g
40 good 10 choice heavy o.Dlo,l2,
rough boavy i,Wn3&j lghN jlbQSiisi
bulk OF gnloa b,&u6.b
shgcp- Receipts, 9~G market steady
it0n6'oo taif 10 choice mixed 3 QalN,
western shoop, luORlp0, native lambs,
dfbQ0,25i western lambs GOo0lJ)
OMAHA
South Omaha, May ?i.-Caitlo Receipts,
9pi market unchanged. Native stcors,
&U6OO COWS and hollolt, 3,lOdiSi
western stcorh 3,tOuji0i canhorE 20O1
895, slockors and feeders a,SQuiSli
calves, SVn6Wi bulls, stays, etc. a,Og
40.
Hogs Receipts, eO0l market steady,
Heavy, blihnj2ji mlXod, 5lJul,@, lgDts,
5,lQps,9i pgs, l0u6Oi bulk Of salos,
ehccp-Ro,cIpls, none. market steady
KANSAS cry,
Kansas CITY, May a. -Caulr Receipts
l0OO, Including 400 southern, market I'M
changed Nauyc alrorh SQGolj, south.
orn steers . 1000 %, southern COWS, 80
H3ib. native cows and hclclH, , 9a6 20
slockors ana feeders, 8 2iqL90, bulls, 2ib
UAG0, calves, g,Wuj,bO, western fed
steers, iOU5,DO, western led eoNB, $3.50
i,gO
Hogs Receipts, 5000, market steady TO
: conta lower Bulk Of paloH, iGlRnJ,9j
heavy, 5000 80 packers b.30fijSMi pigs
and llghtg, sQd035,
Sheep Receipts, b0li market nomlnally
steady Mullons, iO0a5,i5, lambs, 500
19l range wothors, ho0go,oQi FED owes,
i,lbuLbQ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

NEW COMPANY FORMED.
osdenltcs Become Interested In 'alnNe'
rns County, california,

Special torreApondoncc'
ogden, May ETA certified copy of
the Brlclcs Of incorporation of the Yol'
low hoy MINING company organized IN
Arizona, has boon filed with the county
olork Tho company Is capitalized goI
100000 divided into shares Of the par
value of 81 each While the company IA
organ,god IN Arizona, u majority OF the
Stockholders are ogden men, Tho com'
pdny owns IN all seven mining olnln,H,
one " The properties being the Beck
horn, situated IN Calnveras county, Calg
nhoul half way between Tonopah and
San Frnnclsco, AZ much ms SslOOO has
been already expanded on the prop.
critics and all VI 1000 tons OF Ole blocked
out. estimated 10 be worth $4,000
The onloora Of the company are "
W T., Volkor, prosidcnG = w Chom'
here, vice prosldont II, A, Moyoa tronp.
urer, r. y Fnrneworlh, secretary ana
nttorncy j, A. Campbell Huporlnton-
dent, The two first mentioned Win
4, W, Neck, Claud Y, Hlnn ana y, l.,
Iyog, form the directorate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
NEW YORK BONANZA,
Company Has Not decided 20 10 Any
sinking

NJ J, Neon Of tho New York 10.
nanEa MINING company OF Park City
returned 90 camp tha morning after
having spent n day IN the city during
which Nc attended n meeting OF the a.
footora OF tho company
During his stay IN town Mr. Mc0lll
made the statement that while thoro
had been some talk OF sinking tho SHAFT,
no DEFINITE decision had been reached In
tho mntior
"Onc thing Ia certain" said he, nc
We do decide ON this course wa viii
do the work without calling upon the
shareholders for an assessment
\ good many who hnye ondoaVorod
to Keep close track Of events believe
tho management win have 10 resort 10
this plan before the real worth OF tho
mino ~ determined,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
PRODUCE,

Chicago May 2i--GcncrAl pront taking
caused weakness IN wheat today An In
creased movement In tho northwest was
one OF the principal Dc0rish influences
my GpfInGla = to lSGGr So a. ,S,S 80 VIZ
and Chicago reported receipts OF 800 cars
against ~ cars year agu
ON opening quotations corn for May do.
livery sold NJ % cents, u break Of oonts
from yesterdays. closing hguros, mo
mrgo receipts, arrivals today bolnR so
cars or nearly 90 ears more than oS.
poclod out VI this number J39 cara mot
the requirements Tor contract Grade, On
selling by cash houses May declined stu
further to bjti, July opened a lower At
iph, and CaHod on 10 ~,
0ata-opcnId unchanged at 3OM, and
later sold NJ NA July pork was on w
at 1915, Lard WAS down Nv at H3ls RIBS
were n shade higher at I22h,
Cmh' Whcolo-N9, a. red l@glWi NJ.
i,Iii No. northern, iSal'io' No y,
OOiT-So Q 8O1G5li M. !, SolG
Final qqotollons on July were lspl%
'CSorn@iNaal quotations on Aloy voro OF
iO., a net loss tor ne day Of SH July
cl0rcd van lower at isrkdNiR
sS Close t, MnSH,M SsSy ,g July ''''a'.'
Cory May, ,oNi ,mlS '&q%'$' olg'
oa,s-MoN slNl July 0osusohi sept
Pork.-MoN Ro' July is,Ghi sept,
Pork.-MON Ii5I july 1aia7gNi Sept,
40
Rye May Is,
FlRS~C0sh, northwest Ia
Timothy May, $50,
Clover May ll,15di2 o.,
BOrloy--Cush, ied60
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Oakland, cat, May 2i-Tbe estate Of
the late Samuel T Alexander the Ia.
Nalian sugar planter who dod last tall
IN south Africa, mas been appraised at
81 i23, 002, Under tho WIN 100000 IN TO
be distributed among relatives The no.
moinder ~ the estate IN 10 be divided
among tho widow and Ave children,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
To Quiet Title,

Suit WAS dlcd In tho district court to-
day by Col A. w. Wan against tho
Capitalization Copper company ana
Charles u, Knapp TO quiet tile to the
Horseshoe lode and II other claims 10.
Gated IN the West Mountain district.
The complaint alleges taat defendants
claim interest IN certain options
ana agreements concerning the claims
which IN n cloud on plaintiffs H.
lle. The defendants through their at
lorney nave illod q disclaimer Of any
interest whatever In the property men.
toned,