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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
oF4NTANAo PHASES.
Dr. Angels. Kate Harry and Adele Hltchle
In a New Musical Play.

'Fantana.' which the programme olas7i-
fe- as a Japanese American musical com
civ had its first performance nt the Lyric
Theatre last night. From the appearance
of little Kate Barry pushing stage trunk
bigger than herself with jefferson De
Angels in green livery bringing up the
roar. there was no doubt Of the temper
81 tho audience. II the first night crowd
oTer. fair STANDARD N Judge bv, "tantana'
Is going 10 be hit.
Tho show follows the accepted rules for
musical comedy making. There are some
good songs. great deal Of novelty in tho
matter Of stage business and humor Of the
Barry and De Angels brand. The action
t. carried from California 90 Japan comic
opera Japan and back again on yacht
md furnishes "a background for diver
-ity of chorus that must have taxed the
inventive powers Of the author.
Adele IJtchc L. FdntGu0. the spnghily
daughter II commodore" wine grower.
She got her loude-t approval m lac song
My Nok-haw OF Bamboo, Everything
DE Ange is did or sang WIS funny ana
~as heartily applauded. Katie Barry made
ne anne biz, particularly With nor song
Ny Word
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
PLANS FoR ode FLEDERMArs.o
Conrlrd Himself May Make one OF q
Remarkable Cast.

htIlhrhHUlt hsl.
Heinrich Conried has decided 10 give
the first performance Of Strauss Die
Federmaus on Thursday. Feb. 10. This
brings the revival of the opera outside of
the subscription and the subscribers who
want to hear it will have to buy their seats
aud at increased prices MIR Conried has
decided that he will not take his benefit
AZ the and Of the season as usual, but will
dedicate this performance to himself
Afterward Die Fledermaus" will be sung
It the subscription performances.
AZ the first performance Nine. SembiiCh
will sing Rosdhude. Olive Er"mstad Prince
Oriotf. Bella Alten. Adele; Andrea- DIPPED,
EiseHSfeiu. Alloys BurgStaller, AEred otto
Goritz. Frank, the prison director. II is
barely possible that Mr.. Conned himself
may sing the part of Frosch the theatre
director He has appeared in the role
before. but has not vet fully made up hi-
mind that he will attempt il here. II 1t
we're a more important part he would
not hesitate
In the bah scene Of the second act Mines.
Games. Nordica. Ackt6. De Macchi Weed
Homer. Walker and NM. Caui-o, Saleza
Scott. Giradoni. Plancon. Van Rooy,
Gourmet and all the rest Of the singers, IN
Guiding delegation from the opera school.
will take part Since the famous soldiers
chorus from Faust in which Jean ana
Flluari de- Reslke and all the singers OF the
Mefrnuoitan company one season sang
together Tor the benefit Of Mr. Grau, there
ha- been no such chorus of noted artists.
Certainly Die Fledemaus. which Is now
in the repertoire Of tho leading opera houses
~ Germany and Austria, never had such
collection of singers Nahan Frankois to
conduct
The prices for this performance will
range from 81 10 SO. II X not yet decided
definitely but Mr. Conried may conclude TO
soil at auction the best of the orchestra
ktHf-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
watson Pepper.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. a AIc> Marion
Pepper. daughter ~ Wilnm Plat' Pepper
Nav York were married to-day at tilr Church
Of the Ascension Th- bTide VAS attendso
nv heT sister. YNs- Martha OTIS Fcppcl b.
bridesmaids we're Mis- iteb-oat N"vha.l
Miss Helen Won H. StruineT- Mis- fiuu'
Vauy and Miss sarah Gerhard. ne ii''"'
tEobeing co ,isifis of the bride George Watson
a broi hrr Of the bride groom. was best n'IN
md ne u.hers wrrr Wiilsu Watson and
Frederick Watson cof-ins OF ihc hrld"srogn
HAIR, Bernhard. William IS N1ra.rhui va
Edwnrd +. knapp s0j John 'as''". Az
OF New York,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

DuRY. Conn. Jan IS Miss Helene Garcia
Sanford, daughter 81 the late Hon. Henry
s Sanford Minister to Belgium under Presi-
deur Grant aud Abbot Low Dow Of Brooklyn.
Y Y we're married this afternoon by the
Right Rev. Henry G, Potter. Bishop, Of New
York. and the Rev. George H. BUCK Of this
en- "a cement Of Miss Sanford vss announced
at the Belgian court King Leopold directed
that his congrat llations ~ sent 20 the dau sh o.
tor Of the former Minister from this country,
who wss a fRvorite with the King.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

The American liner New York. from
SOUTHAMPTON and Cherbourg, was re-
r,ortcd bv Government wireless at 20
o'clock last night forty miles east Of Nam
tucket. She is due at her dock about s
o'clock this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
low swim on as Cent he,

Charles Nelson a longshoreman hNlng
at 2l2 Fourteenth street, Hoboken. jumped
on the Scandinn vian-Amer ican Line per
AT Eighteenth street. that city, yerterday
and swan the length Of the pier ana Lack
on Z rsgcr Of Is cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
.n1ns 1Arsr Nr1RAInI,

Q ,,,.t,. Hfo.uo Ouluinc. fif world wide coo fa4
,s-i- ,,-n4d, removes The cause. Can Tor Tie 'ui
name and iook tof 4igna'gfe o. 2. N. Grove. &c.
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Tor HOAoR

HerFiek Also
tion.
Dns Is 10 be the
annual dinner
Fifth Avenue
He has ar
be compliment
brethren OF the
bptiug the inv.
y 10 John ".
kind invitation
eret. howe,er
that you an
the habit Of
sce any with
.ey be included
II I am SUR,
b on my par
%sring in the
g.'"
~ know Of no
ghly than tina I
n will give me-
at the dinner
listeners altar
pr six minutes.
OF acceptance
Erred TO his ex-
of the Corner
peech at your
Your applause
Continuous that
ID last meetin
tntences. With
4 the members
Ee will be pro-
euse Of hopeful
eoh."
Ene Court who
are Hatch,
Bhlln, Glider
bchard, Woo
pm. Giegench.
iBrien, DugTo,
nd Leventritt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Constance Knower. Mr.. Drayton and his
bride will probably 20 70 Philadelphia in a
private car and remain there long enough
to be entertained by some OF the BRIDE
groom = relatives.
A month hence the couple will sail for Eu-
rope. v here they viii remain until HE sum
mer Mr. Drayton'- mother Mrs. G. Ogiivy
Haig. and her cousin, William Waldorf
Aston. will. OF course, do deal for their
entertainment Miss KnOwer will give
her hridesmaidH' luncheon on Tuesday,
Miss knower wore one of her pretty trous-
seau gowns, fresh over from Paris. at Mrs.
Astor'= ball wien she assisted in receiv-
ing IL was of white lace with opal pail
liettea and much pearl trimming about
the waist II was in the Princess fashion.
Miss Fanny Reed. sister OF the late Mrs.
paran stevens. has resided IN Paris for
many years Paran Stevens left her
comfortable income She had in her
younger days fine voice. and her home
has been musical centre for Americans
in Paris During the autumn Miss Evelyn
Walsh. d aushter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Walsh of Washington, and Miss Wilson were
nj her apartment. Both are studying
music under her auspices. Miss Reed
has been obliged TO remain in London for
a long time with her niece, Miss Leila Paget,
who Is in delicate health. and whose mother,
Mrs Arthur PaRet, il in Berlin, in the care
of aureeons Miss Rec DIS last visit 10
New York WAS two or three seasons ago.
Mrs Adalr and her son. j. Wadsworth
Richie. will he here at the Cambridge for
some time. They arrived recently from
her Texas ranch, where they entertained
lhhiS i4'k''''' ''',, ~ -
Adalr owns ABOUT loIty thousand head Oh
cattle She II one OF the best known Of the
American yet IN the London Court circle,
summer. being in mourning. she did not
entertain She haa many relatives here,
including Mrs Clarence /. Mackay. j W
Wadsworth. il whose wife IL sister OF
Mrs Payne whitney "a a nephew MI
kitchie'- late vile niece; Miss charlotte
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
ALMA v j

&t tho Cost 81
Ety Buys.
sterday that II
10 determine II
#as and elect1
.g are reason
~ appeal 20 thu
smmittee down
4 Of making gsA
Rlnsel for the
#day that there
4 Alarean would
Eround that he
Bmmit Joseph
ktempt for re-
Ptrouer's ques-
kusE,
ks in this citv
b Of the Mer-
c. Mead, the
An, called upon
b visit was e.
eruor the de-
gikltive com
10 investigate
\ they got VERY
4 odell. he re-
the possibility
pile Str. Mead.
bn, would nr
Fhlch is bring
Fould be intro
b State govern
kt exPedlept
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Cards are here for the wedding on Tues
day Of Miss Mary Winthrop and Philip
Masou at Trinity Church. Boston The
bride IL the second daughter Of 7. Lndal
Winthrop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

William G. Low. Mrs Berkeley Mostyn.
Mrs L. y Potter Mrs j. Bloomfield Wether-
III. Mrs. John Clarkson Jay. Mrs. Henry II
Landon and Miss Louise Hollins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
FAsg.
poInss on ~,

polnss on the
Shed.
xe Settlenent
t in a branch
Bank in order
children o.
Becomes a de-
.ne can't HA
bank book and
be card. Aiter
{stamp4 for 5.
ents. These,
he redeenabls
bgg purlaad,
y house Ia In
rere in tbs
Pr. Samuel
David Gold
first to profit
/ Resnik paid
be days later
\ redemption
on it. That
quit business
that the pre-
pugh be bad
b obtained the
Enpls highway
In court By
\ card holders
Nc securities.
listed them oe
8y thought Of
BRAND alleges,
\ Of stamps to
tsiderabie dis
kyear-oN Dor.
hrt how Harry
Robbed OF his
&5 S. worth ~
tdly carrying
hd by phyaical
brn the stamps
baton a new
b 'Durland BY
be bank could
Purchased onl,
j books would
hpon put over
| disclosures Of
kpected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Aston give their
dance tomorrow night. 1t will be- some .
what smaller hut otherwise like that Of Mrs
Aston All of The married couples of the
dancing sat and all OF the prominent beauN
have been asked Elisha Dyer. Jr., will
probably be the cotillon leader Mrs
A-tor holds her own IA the handsofnest
nltrun OF society. and this winter ha- APP
yclred IN an unusual number of beautiful
curtufnes. She ~ very much given to
hthlri ic sports and IS one OF the best skaters
vi the rink parties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Miss julia l.. Edgar il one 81 the New
York girls who will participate in the Wash
ingtOn gnyetie- Of the weak She is the guest
there Of Mr. and Mr-. Henry May, whose
daughter. Miss Isabel May. will be one OF
her bridezmaids al her wedding with
Richard H. Williams, Jr, AZ the Church
of the Incarnation on April %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Mr. and Mrs John Achens Of 10 West
Sixty-ninth street announced yesterday
the engagement Of their daughter Emma
to Gardiner Hope Miller Of Ro-elle. y, j..
a member Of the New York Cotton Exchange
firm Of HOPKINS. Dwight Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Yesterday afternoon at $40 O'Clock Miss
Constance Knower. Henry Coleman Dray-
ton and their bridal party had rehearsal
in NJ Thomas Church and afierward
Nr Dravton and his attendants went 20
the Union club for dinner The rehearsals
ara very important ante-nuutial events
these davs.
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fLDHM,JR
Fyer $500, 900
~ TuSkeEce,

iWhckCe
t.-The viii Of
= president ~
N was llei FOR
sement places
$1,000 and the
$4,000. Ths
pins estate "a
becn es;inAted
4 the widow, IL
e Of q. 900 IN
to Tlskeges
.tute, and The
France policy to
=. Baldwin A
the residue OF
pin viii reoaive
tat casa the IN
4 revert TO the
Ind William NJ
D Of rs the Chi
Irving HHolo
! Of the ohldrsn.
p
nd New Jevp1
y Fled
hncate OF ex.
by the Board
foners for thu
View York and
was fled To-
d State. Tbs
Incorporated
the HudsU
u New jersey,
4 I ~ AZ ~ blIH
b. 40
ld Grad ~iN
fa-dep, Thur
\ proceeds Viii
y erection 81 =
h ? which 80
Li.cct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Pink and red was the color scheme IL
the splendid decorations in the dwelling
Of James Henry Smith for his musicale
on Thursday night II will be n month be-
fore Mr. Smith gives his first big dance IN
his new house. The cards have not vet
been issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

The Duke and Duchess Of rochester
still head the list OF the titled contingeut in
town. At the Whitelaw Reid ball on .iday
n Sht there will be a several titled fore gn-
ers from Washngton's diplomatic circles
present. This viii be the nmartesi affair
OF the week Some PhilAdelphiaRs are
coming on for the occasion. Until James
Smith gives his dance 1t will be far and
away the most costly function Of the season.
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Henry Coleman Drayton gave has hachs-
lor dinner last night at the Union Club.
His guests included J. Iaurens Van Allen
Ogden Mills. Jr. William Post, OrIne viii
son Jr. Lyman Delano. Richard Derby.
Jr. William Sands. Charles Oelriche, Jr..
and John ~ Peabody. who will attend him
ncAt Saturday afternoon AT 3 o'clock al St.
ThomAs's Church. at his weddng with Miss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Mrs Levi T. Letter will soon sail for Eng
land 10 join Indy Curzon, with whom she
will 20 10 the Riviera later on, She will be
joined by Lord and Lady Suffolk A. Lord
CurLon returns 10 England in the spring.
his wife Who il stead V improving in health,
will not again journey TO India.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Charles G. Dickinson gave hs bachelor
dinner la-, night at Demonico's. His
marriage 10 Miss GeoRette Kidd will be
celebrated on Thursday afternoon at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs. George
". Kidd. s52 Fifth avenue The bride win
he attended 10y Miss Lottie Hall Williams
as maid Of honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-18
UTAH-APEX
LONG TUNNEL.
Manager 0rem Has Placed an
Order for Large Compressor
Plant,
INTENDS TO RUSH THINGS.
Adit VIII be 5000 Feet 10 Length and
Is Is be Nam Exit For All
Ores From Nine

The utah-Apex Mining company Of
Bingham is preparing to push work on
its long tunnel
Yesterday afternoon Manager Walter
c. Orem placed an order with a local
machinery company for a four-drill
air compressor and by the time It is In
stalled Mr.. Orem win have every detail
arranged for a vigorous campaign.
The adit, when completed, viii be
about 5000 feet in length and will tap
the ore bodies on the dip at a depth Of
about $500 feet from the surface and
viii open reserves at least 800 feet below
the present lowest workings vertical
depth. In dimensions the tunnel Will
be feet high and feet wide in the
clear and viii allow the laying Of a
double track
Eventually, this new tunnel will be
the main avenue for the exit of all ores
from the mine, The upper levels Will be
connected with It ana ore from them
vii be dropped into chutes, from which
It will be loaded automatically in
to mine cars and thence taken out 10
the mouth Of the tunnel where It will be
taken up and conveyed to the shelters
over the Copper Belt tracks.
Word comes from Bingham that the
company has begun forwarding ore to
market after a cessation Of several
months. About q car a day II has been
learned, viii be brought down every "a
hours.
The Utah-Apex is favorably located
and there seems little doubt that in a
little time, il viii become ono Of Bing-
hams important producers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-18
SINKING AT THE oDIN.
work on New Hoist az Nelson propert
Has Been DELAYED.

The work of sinking at the Odin In
Thaynes canyon goes steadily on, and
for such little depth the showing made
is a most encouraging one. The man
agement Is confident that some start
ling and interesting disclosures, con-
corning the Thaynce canyon district,
viii be made there soon
The erection Of the plant at the Mel
son boys property in the Elkhorn dis
trict has been again delayed by the re-
cent storms, though work will begin as
soon as possible. The Brown Eagle,
Hot Air and other properties OF that
section viii also be scenes Of activity
as soon as the weather viii permit.
Work al the Wabash goes steadily on
and Notwithstanding the fact that very
little Information Is coming from there
the appearance NJ the conditions IN gem
eral Is most gratifying and the showing
In the mine at present Is more encOur-
aging than Ii has been for a long time
past Good news Is expected at any
time.
The ontario silver Mining company
OF this city has filed suit against Ed
win D. Mullen and Henry +. Quint
formerly residents hereto recover dam
ages In the sum OF $3OST25. alleged TO
be due them for two dynamos and
other electrical apparatus furnished the
plaintiff by the defendants The ma
Chlnefy was used by Messrs. Melin
ana Qulnt In making experiments on
zinc ores In this camp, and the defend
ants failed to return same to the on
tarlo company after they had finished
with them
superintendent f, w. sherman OF the
Daly-West mill has Just close con-
tracts with the Hanna Mining q Milling
co. Of Capital, colo. for the constitute
ton OF a l50-ton mill to be erected at
that place, The machinery to be placed
In the mill will all be OF Mr. Sherman's
design and will be manufactured In Salt
Lake lt Is TO be ready In 80 days, and
the contract calls for the completion OF
the mill by July LIST, Those acquaint-
el with Mr. sherman and his work,
know that his new plant Will be a mod
81 one In every respect.
Ore Shipments-Sil King, I 1892, 100;
Daly-West, 1903, 100; Keith Kearns 1876, 20
600; grand total, 360O2SO Park Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-18

Ten men are working in the upper
levels OF the ontario mine.
The Boston & Montana has declared
a dividend OF $40 share,
The Mammoth mine Of Tlntic has
some ore In today's market.
Samuel Newhouse has left New York
and Is en- route to this city.
CAPTAIN Duncan Mcvlchie OF the
Bingham Consolidated IS in bingham
today.
The u. S. Smelling company has an
other furnace about ready to 90 into
commission
Work has been resumed for the sum-
mer nj the Western Monitor mine near
Park City
], NJ. Callow, the mechanical engi-
neer Is expected to return from Mon
tana early next week.
Four feet Of ore has been opened in
the Carrie Mack property, on the west
side Of the lake IN Tooele county.
c. Il. Loose, John r. Twelves and
William Hatfield departed yesterday
for Bodie, Cal, on mining business,
The Boston correspondents Of James
A. Pollock & Company report quota
lions on Majestic Copper today at
S2,621a bid and s2I5 asked,
Harry Northey of Houghton, Mich,
Is in the city, the guest Of Lewis A.
Jeffs. Mr.. Northey Is extensively in
terested In Tonopah mining enterprises.
The late assessment on Wabash was
all paid In and no stock was put up for
sale yesterday, which was the last day
OF grace.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co were as follows: Crude ore and
concentrates, $4,000; base bullion, S72,-
800.
Another consignment Of gold bullion
value, $4,000, passed through the city
yesterday en- route to the subtreasury
at New York from the Bamberger- De
Lamar mines,
There Is a vague rumor, lacking con-
flrmation, alloat to the effect that the
Comstock, California and Odin prop
critics IN Thaynes canyon, are soon to
be consolidated Record
Seymour w. Tulloch, president Of the
Sewer Consolidated Mining company
returned from a trip to camp yester-
day where he has been entertaining
William y. TurpIne OF Washington, D.
c., one Of the directors Of the company
r. H. Edwards and Jack Lynch, the
well known Nevada mining men, de-
parted for Bullfrog New via the Salt
Lake Route last night Messrs, Ed
wards and Lynch have established
lumber yard at BJlluog.
The Bullfrog Miner Is the name OF a
new publication which has just made
It's appearance at Beatty, the metropo-
lis Of the new Bullfrog, Nevada, min
ing district, The paper is published !
c. w Nicklin and T. e. Mcclellan. 1t
is neatly printed and its columns con-
tain all the late news of that proms-
ing mining region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-18

against Peter Kalr, coming up from the
county Of Lyon, on a petition for q
writ Of habeas corpus. Kar was en-
ployed at Dayton in a wet crushing
quartz mill and was fined 500 IN the
township court for working a longer
period than eight hours In one day
Upon failure to pay the fine imposed
he was committed to the custod! OF
the sheriff Of Lyon county, and by a
writ Of habeas corpus demands Of TINS
court his release, asserting that statute
mentioned is unconstitutional, and
cannot be enforced 20 limit his liberty
TO contract or TO work more than
eight hours a day under section or
article 1 OF the organic act of this state
which guarantees the right TO acquire
and possess property, and that II ls
also In conflict with the eighth amend
ment OF the federal constitution, which
directs that excessive fines and cruel
and unusual punishment shall not be
imposed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-18
ToNOPAH SHIPMENTS.
A Total OF 2,I00 Tons Sent out From
Mines Last Week.

The ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad this week aggre gated 2, 1886 tons,
OF which POS tons came from Goldfield.
The shipments are divided as follows:
From Tonopah--Tonopah company l,l26
tons; Tonopah Extension, 2l0 tonsi
Montana Tonopah, ga tons; Midway,
l16 tons; Belmont, 100 tons: Jim Butler,
ITO tons Tonopah Junctlon--Bacon n
Price, ~ tons From Goldfleld--Gold-
field ore Sampling company, Jas tons,
Combination, 30 tons; January, SO tons.
II. M. Smith, the boraX king, who ar
rived in Tonopah yesterday, en- route
to Bullfrog, authorizes the announce
ment that the Tonopah and Tidewater
railroad will be constructed at once
from lyanpah, on the Santa Fe, 10 the
Lila G mine, IS miles south of BullfroR,
and that the object Of his visit to the
Bullfrog district Is 10 determine wheth-
err conditions justify the extension OF
the road to Bullfrog. II ne finds the
developments in the Bullfrog district
as represented Mr. Smith states posi-.
lively that the road win be extended to
Bullfrog, and possibly to Godaeld,-To-
nopah Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-18

At a meeting Of the board OF directors
OF the American Flag mine OF Park City
held yesterday afternoon George II
Rathman president Of the Live stock
National bank or sioux city, Ia, was
elected n director I'm the place OF John
@, RhodIn, deceased, r. G, Brooks Of
Sacramento Pa, was made vice pres
ldent A gratifying report was submit
ted by Supt william Curtis.
The mine viii soon be equipped with
% larger hosting plant an order for
which was placed some time ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-18
BOSTON CONSOLIDATED.
Plans to Build Concentrating NH Have
Been Definitely Settled,

A Boston publication says of Boston
Consolidated
plans have been definitely decided
upon by the management of the Boston
Consolidated Mining company to build
concentrating mill for its Bingham
mine, of a minimum capacity Of 1900
tons and maximum capacity OF 1000
tons
ITO meet the expense Of this under
taking 81 100000 Of bonds will be issued,
The company has about S25O,OO0 cash
ana copper on hand, so that, with the
sale Of the bonds the company will have
$l,i0O,OOo 10 equip Its property, Tho
deal FOR the sale of the bonds was me-
gotlated by Samuel Newhduse in
London
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-18
FAVORED NATION TREATY.
German Embassy Has no News
Of Intention TO Denounce IL.

Washington, April B.--If the German
government had decided to Immediately
IN It's treaty with the United States as
announced in Berlin by the Deutsche
Tages Zeitung, 1t has not yet intorme
the German embassy here OF that fact
This government has known for me
time Of the wish Of the Berlin government
10 negotiate a trade treaty with tlis
country which will be mutually beneficial
10 German-A American trade, but because
Of the Indifference Of the senate 10 all
governments have been waiting the turn
Of events I'm the hope that this sentiment
might change II Is not doubted that this
whole, subject will be brought to the at
tcntion Of the German emperor by his
ambassador at Washington whom Baron
Stcrnburg is received by his sovereign
early IN the summer.