davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

A college professor has Just been
sold up by two Gashing girl Highway
nan Il was a novel experience no
ionbt but how much more satisfac.
,orv n he could have held up at least
mo ~ the dainty bandits!
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

Secretary Taft has approved a rec
cmmenaatlon made by Gen. Chance
,or a new bayonet which Is six inches
,onger than the old weapon. With the
rew bayonet II will be possible "a
lien an enemy six inches sooner than
heretofore.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

A New York man is suing two won
on for wagers which they lost lie
ought 10 have known that a woman Is
never in earnest when she bets ex.
cent when she wins.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

A German court has decided that
roker should not be ranked among
Inc gambling games. Perhaps the
Judge had played a game once WIN
,ome American and discovered that
ne hadn't any chance.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

ould be a coiosss
track the Santa !,
chicago to Can
b Mexico.
seriously sueges
Re q smile from
st Of such a pro
Il may happen
continues to Inc
the last decade
s plan oil TWO [,
Lakes to Pac,l
ssariiy imply U.
LA side by sid'
be will be use
Ase as wen as
Ling the term
by the end oil
w|l have more Una .
SIS rack in oper ~.
low being 0uii'
Z he gap betwee
between seVer :,
7. esa,ing 40 mi.
= boria cut-oh' :
q Newton, in X
Of Ration N
NJ ahN New Mexico
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

Mems hearts" says DR.. Hills are
allied with a longing for something
better and hLer." but why call aiten'
lion 10 II unless you can suggest way
70 get salaries raised'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

The fsc' that a We, Virginia eti
Tor haa refused a position IN the con
ulaf service just shows hoT wise
nan ran be and yet fail 10 achis'e
tame.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

Connecticut Judge has decided that
women cant tell whether a man u
drunk Or MOI, DoRt Try " on your
ulfe or this decision will be promptly
reversed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

The Savannah Press considers inc
solitlcsI situation In Georgia "promis
pug enough" The politician who Will
cot promise enough h. the rares'
hing on earth.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

We don't observe any indication n
the news from Philadelphia that AL
those feryent prayers for The anchor
alton Of the mayor have been an
swefed yet
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

4 vomahs club Up 10 New Jer.ey
b 70 discuss The question Why are
ue poor?" Principally FOR the lack Of
a bank account many u us all ar
aver.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

~. Lg-zn -Abalet scl1Fss ~ 70
rate NJ 80. bsi ovs re ainher-
Not gaiess fhs ixffef e. E7siY. ikOzg1
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

After all. q won't On 70 male 'fo
n8ch I'm u Css'ros ihfsaisIsf IN
sss.on. Lon shat The b1I wes'll
kzt eOEs
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

An English visitor vhO Esys that
here ~ 10 fgmof 10 American po.iiifs
ias ben Accustomed al hA Aie %
feas.ng Punch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

i g. announced that bail playing r.
cure f0f insanity II has always
.,emed 70 have the opposiis effect
% The .pscia'ors
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

4 yOarg married man has inst
blown himte.; % uith dynamite. PEI
tzDs b. vas tired u being DoTh 10
- his Eiis
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

There are ssid ~ b. 300 mules
70 'his cGluiry-au estimate which BY
~ means lrciades al The ratye.born
tlckrrH
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

u VII - a1tlcsd 'hz' Edward A.
sIrs1a uss mo vice 70 az t1z' every
vOzzn eg1ld 10 made ~ cfsss 90 -
a year.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

A Bosfon sgfhosfY sagE nat -mez
are fzr rnors hez1iss, hzE woZs-
Psrtzga ~. bgf thsT Cat NoE r.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

Tts NgTt ~ c1rEsfl,g tEe szi'ss
s-Dsg q sisefrfeafg. vlaisls aE1 izsiEi-
be- gs@a "a sgzee.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

To A,lzEis 1DsrrzI fEs4ks a uoft
,,f fas Fssksz1s1 girl GsEsrai.T.
tae i ssis - sgeak foF ksfasf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

TIE thirz ~ % vi'h arsa' Uesifh
81 70 EDiFsinzi.ze g. Ne are mif
TrQubie in fk.s ore j. ~ material
~ r.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

- Bs1y irvlzE's so 4 DlaylIg
HaEits la iazco1 aE1 Wi1EiEg
F-s4' usz-b1 Cas- - lsgtf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

n s4aa.ss ,has j. az usrz = a
lsiaF
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

El.E 8HGzao taS ~ Es1s - taF.
tars1sr a. 70 gre AS b7lssaor fsz.
80
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

told Mr.; Pl,il.
bend in hsAMM
MHI citizen 80. ~ !.
said he WAS
hout friensds, =
b6|ag asked TO u
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
VERY hOusel

very housel
maj II they WI
Wnler Starch
wul save not
nt4er sticks 10
sth package 9
poand-whne
elarches are .
netB, and the
cenls. Then
starch is free
ieais. II your
400. packs
a stock on o
dispose OF be
ne knows Y
lnted on e
efB and hgu
lance and q
ard the am
inR pehan
I Have 20
since YOU
eYns ten
suat as ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
Opening Prices Reflected SpecuIa'
tive Confidence, High Priced R
r Stocks Bcisg in Demand,
REACTION AFTER PROFIT TAKING
Operators Had to Contend With Com
stant Realizing which counlcrbal'
anccd Efforts In Other Directions,

Nav YORK, july Tho number Of
sharp advances made In the rrsl hour
reflected continued speculative confidence,
A factor that contributed largely TO tho
general rhoorfulnots was the active In
quIry for the high priced railroad stocks,
such us SL Paul Northern Pacific,
Northwestern, Pennsylvania and Now
York Central Some OF the paclhcs and
metal stocks were enabled 10 overcome
steady pront ,akng In them ana made
only small gains Reading retained lN
recent prominence ana rose ~ 10 lWh'
Blocks Of thousand or moro share Of
various active stocks CHANGED hands
very frequently Northern poclhc moved
up points. Northwestern, 81 Paul Doln'
ware ~ Hudson and Pennsylvania lA,
ana Erie, ontario y Western TcnnoHlce
coal sugar Brooklyn Transit aud Met
rupolllan street Railway 90 ~ Pront
taking puuspd considerable tqauloQ run
uiug To u point on moro 10 ~ lnul p,-
aware 81 Hudson, Tennessee coal liiuoh.
lyn Tldhblt ana Metropolitan street
Railway Dihol puinir ul Nu'nW'n ll,u
developed, notably southern RWllWnE inc
EricS United states Sloel plrlvll'u M
Amalmmatod which ioFo a point inc
general llN hardened agaln M sympaihN
but the tone NJ noon was sllghU} lrlDRus
lar und dun Hide ana Leather pre-
forrrd fell ~
Bonds were steady NJ noon d..
nut the operators mad To conlonl WIN
constant rpallgng which largely cuuhf
lcfbalanecd Tho efforts In other quarters.
Southern Pacific ana United states Stetl
woro ta' IN In hand and advanced 10 point
and 1onnosspo Coal 2. but oven ihoso
stocks M,cumhcd later when the pressure
to sell became strong.
A n made "A boMtcd response 60 the
carly advance IN the standard stocks ana
was marked w ~
otherwise the speculation was llsllrbs
ana mo demand OF mCagur proportions
Lake shoro yielded 3 points ana Pacific
Coast nrtt preferred .,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
Property at Good Springs, Nevada,
The Scene Of Important
Developments,
IS OWNED BY SALT LAKERS,
Brief Mcssae, from Superintendent,
Hamy--AdjoIns the kcysIone--
Some Good Assays,

Josoph oborndorltr, the well known
stock broker received some eheoIlnB
news from Good springs. New today
\ message from supt H. llamy OF the
chqulla group Of claims conveyed the
brIof information that he BIAS oncoun'
tered fun fpco Of ore in the drlil TO-
wards the contact and 'thot II LOOKS
good" The ChIQuiln group consists OF
seven claims, MI Orbcrndouer stated
10 "NcNF' representative during the
day, and that n h owned boy himself
Jacob Morg. II y, Joseph ana H. w
Nlchol Of this clty who have been PUT
ting up the necessary cash for develop
mcnt purpogcG II being tho lnl'lulon
later On. IL everything turns ont N'll
10 organize d company
Mr. Orbcrndorfor explained lbhl am
incline shat had boon pat down rom
the surface IN ore. from me bottom OF
when the drifl was started ioNallF w,
rontaH, where II haH been uhuDlpul'V
ore would bo found Apparently lIF
contact has been rlt ana M pprlnQoi'
fer and associates are duNlouHly hMSlI
Ing ne arrival Of samples of ore wnlon
have been shipped from Coca Npllhhe
The pre carries ~ values almost en-
tlroly IN gold, ana assays running rom
$50 IN to 81 O00 have been nude In'
property ndioiH that Of TIE keystone
MINING company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
COLORADO Ar PORTLAND.
zig silver Nugget from Molllo Gibson
Mine Attracts Aiisntlon.

special Correspondence,
Portland, July j..,rho biggest nugget
~ the world, one witch contains 10 por
cont silver ana weighs 500 pounds IN
the striking feature of ColoiRdos min.
efal display In The mines ana metal.
lulgE BUILDING at the Lewis and clark
fhir Tho silver contained IN the mug.
get II counted, would make GGl0 N.
yer dollars, II wac taken from the ia.
NOUS Mollio Gibson mine nj Aspen,
Pltkin county The mine has produced
silver and gold worth $1,000 O0O and
has another iLOOO0Op worth IN sight
ores which contain udlum are dis.
played by Colorado The mineral car.
nollto, which contains one throo.thou.
fandlh Of ono per cont Of this most
valuable mineral, II The richest of these
'nrnolllc IL u yellow substance, somc'
what resembling hnc sand, and ~ val.
liable Tor staining Bohemian glass II
10 worth $1,000 ton, \ Udlograph
showing the silhouette Of frog was
mudo from small dish u calnoltc,
Pllrhblcndc black solid rock, which
also Is used for staining glass ~
shown. pltchhlcndo contains one
gevcnihouHandth Of one per cen, rn.
dun
'ulplhVO mas nm unusually llltlotUnR
display Of valuable gems native 10 the
state, ana " especially strouR In It's
showing Of bclyl which look Ike dia-
monds Blue rosecoored, ana yellow
sapphrcs alo nlgO exhibited ana the
Jewel case contains specimens of omc-
TWISTS lOpa2cS, turmollncs and several
other goms,
People who have had the impression
that anthracite coal y found only IN
Pennsylvania are dlsilusioncd by the
exhibit ~ coal which Colorado has
made at the fair Anthracite coal
which contains 9O.S per cent carbon and
very little ash Is shown, ana The state.
mtnt is made that the coal IL being
taken nom thc ground ut the rotc Of
no carloads day each carload being
NJ from % lO 80 tons A great part Of
the coal however IN Of the blUmnous
variety which contains from 80 20 N
pO cent carbon That shown ut the
lur was mined IN Uunnison county
Coke, which contains nearly 10 per cent
carbon ~ also shown
There be- ON exhibition some very hno
pottery whIrh wns made from ~ pHso
county clay Fumo wonderfully hculll.
iul ana very durohlo marble and onyX
TX used IN tho pillars when hank the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
PRODUCE,


Chlcngo, July talntottlod weather IN
The northwest blouRhl out nu active de-
ln1ud fOl wheat here today roulltiug Nm
% llrm market liulllah sentiment NaH W'
creased By moderate advance In th'
price ~ wheat ~ Liverpool lho strength
Hhluud holuH due largely to decreased
ahlpmrnlf from Argonlinc
September opened tus lu Hu"s hlphor
at N IA N'i After advancing ~ Nih me
wlyr lrogMd e. NiHMh nul milled
md chicago reported receipts NJ 40 ears
uR1ln4l lN ruu u Nuur ago
\ Fhulp advance ~ llNulpoul caused
a strong corn market here today Srutcm.
bT oponcd 4 lo p higher ~ aisoiG aud
September oule opened q, 10 D., hlghcr
NJ 3lA 10 ma ,nnd advanced Ia 3lhsa9lA
september pork was up D cents N ieS0
nara was ronlN higher az 100, llhF were
w 2y cents At f!M0i 'glt
cam Nloll,oN9 " ied 9tphlg, NJ,
hurd, piflw, 40, T. northern, llNul ~.
80. : northern I loul 49, No - sprnp
05ul ~
Conn 80 p MIa5nl Ne. o. iENm,.
unls No = ~ suEi NO 3liHle
, loHc Whnl luh 'l', sept Mai
com IvlE 5iU Did. 5,y sent. aGs
Dld, BOA, pcc n. ol iHGgs, Miy ml.,
.oaU, July 5ih Noplu llA Dee, gls0
HHti May il'kUhNi
l'@E July ls"i sept RU'H ocL
lnrd uly r0g9Hi Nopl, t9o
i3g oct iGB Drr, Gn
Rll, Jus bi,'a. Soplp tii'3 oct $50
rye july m
f.aN cash northwest lll
Timothy Sent. 800
clover July 1915.
Burcy cash l2Hil,
For september the biRhotl point NJ the
10Y was ronch,d ~ w". Tho market clos.
MA
Corn The market became stronger 40
tu Howlpn advanced soptomhor Yolmg
M Ia aG's ana closed no NJ iGi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

of manganese and 10 to II per cent "
iron, was mined and used IN the man.
ulhcluro Of pix iron, with ! per cent
or over ~ manganese, the colorado
mdnganiforous iron ores are uiillSol
primarily as fluK by the precious ln'ull
FmolloF the remainder being employed
w the manufacture " spicgoloison, ~
ne Lake superior region quantities ot
non ore are mined which anayac from
"a traction ol per cent up TO 20 per
cent Of mauR lueFo,
IN mining silver orcH In colorado u
considerable quantity " mineral w OBJ
lalncd which contains insufficient per-
r'nihRps NJ lhc precious metal 10
make II valuable on that account, but
Whirh W used as lluX by the moltorM
IN 1904 the production Of munganilor.
Gus silver lrOn ores I'M the United
states amounted TO lO5gb long tons,
valued at SolSl8l This Is consider.
any less man the production of 1905
tClpi2I
\ by-ploduct IN the manufacture ~
zinc from ores mined I'm northern New
Jersey containing iron and mango
hett ~ utilized In The production q
" lCBcloson IN lpOl 0slSp long tons
W lhh class OF ore were obtained,
rue lolal quantity of manganese olo
uNllHonl lqlous iron ore, urgontflruus
nhllGhhliolouH ore, ana zinc rcslduum
produced NJ The United states In ihOi
ut Sl3I9Gi.
me above mentioned facts arc taken
,jnuh, y recent report made by Mr. John
nTkllblno Of the United states geo.
lIsl'll survey entitled The produc.
uon OF Manganese ones IN 1904" II IN
published az ma extract OF the sur.
Npgh forthcoming volume Mineral
n,ttoulces Of the unltcd states 1904"
~ llly be obtained on application 10
w director Of ne survey Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
MANGANESE ORES.
Utah Figures ~ u Producer win Call
furnin ana virginia,

california, Utah and Virginia were
thc only ptulof that produced mangu'
ucsc ore IN l0Oh The total production
for the year amounted to 3li6 long
tons valued At $50 400, op g8i a ton,
This Is so long tons, or II per cout
molc than the quantity reported IN 1908,
which Nug 2N2i long tons
virginia was the only ono Of tho
lhroe producing states ihuD had nn
output of considerable M2o, ~ the ~.
lll production of 3ll6 tons In 1901 },Q5i
toms or %, per cent came from W.
rInla, 90 tons, or . per cent from GALE
lornu aid 80 TOM. or ! per cent from
Utah,
I'm addition 10 the uuc mnuRaur
ores considerable quantities Of mUu'
gulforou8 iron ore are obtained lu
colorado, ArkiuWp and ! ulho Lake
superior roglon This amounted In
lDol IN 3S}9lG long tons, which had n
reported value ~ the miucs Of S0Ol6,h
one of This class carrying 2N per cont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
PARTY OF MINING MEN.
Members Are shareholders IN North
American In, company,

a distinguished purty Of mining men
and investors N scheduled 90 arrive IN
the cliy this afternoon over the orc.
gon short Line railroad, the members
being stockholders Of che North Amen'
can Exploitation company ana friends,
There are alI told, so persons In the
party ana are travelling In the private
ears Fronlonac ana Texas ana VIII
remain In this city until tomorrow
nlght when they win pun out for Ida.
no.
Tho visitors win probably look
through some Of the valley smoltors
tomorrow IN addition 10 taking M the
sights of the city
The Exploitation company f. the
owner Of several western mines which
Includes the Rambler copper mine In
Wyoming, the overlook Daisy and
Charlotte Gul,h IN Idaho ana the Rel.
Rnco, bradshaw, Garrett and Mormon
Girl In Arizona II IN said the company
anticipates becoming Interested IN
ttah camps,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
CONCEN TkATEs.

col w. A. wall spent yesterday In
Bingham
Operations are soou TO be- resumed AT
the ialcna mine In Beaver county,
q, r. cleveland departed for the
Crescent, New, district last night,
Manager W. g. Orcm Of the Utah
ApoN Mining company II In Bingham
today
!, j. lWrkc expects to leave for
Bingham THIS evening ON u brot bus.
incSs trip,
Shipments Of oro from the silver
Shield mine 10 the valley shelters were
inaugulntod again today
J., y, Cammomllo mining editor OF
the Herald has returned from a trp
10 the new Crescent New, district,
Treasurer ., w. Wclmr Of the Bng.
ham com has returned from AN luapeu.
ton trap to the Dalton n Lark property,
Of that company
1nkashiro lnouyo, who occupies u
chair IN the Imperial University OF Ju.
pan, NJ TOXIC, has arrived Tor the pur.
pose Of making "a study of the muiu.
lurgIyol methods IN vogue at tho valley
smot9rs,
NJ, ~ Johnson Of thc NoWhouso stan
~ expected homo from the rnW to-day
Tho orc ana bullion settlements ~,
ported late yesterday boy Mccormick a
Company, bankers wore one ana con,
ocnlrllof &jlOO, huFo bullion $4,000,
Demonstrations made by means NJ llg
toslB mas made II clnui 90 lho mnnuRo'
mont ~ the doe llONolH mine of Tullu
thnt by concentrating olghl tong of ore
into one, the mill ores of the company
can DO converted INTO u commercial
product
The Mason Valley copper company
capitalized ~ SlUoOOO llnd articles ul
Incorporation with the county clork yer.
tUdb, The company huH bona uu~
lpupp ON ,ho Dyer group Ot mlulug
claims I'm the Mason mining district,
Lion county, New The directors uf the
company are ", Mon, Ferry president
Insoph Lpuman, ylco president, Jay H.
Snllor, secretary, llOhprt r. tunnoru,
roHNIre. WlNmm ", Armstrong, lHnau
Spprgy ana urlo A. TlhbotlH.
Il IN ryptctcd tina, the directors Of
the May IDuy MINING company VIII levy
au ASSORTMENT Of 40 least 2la cents u
share M their next meeting which, "
nh paid IN. win BRINE the company the
snm of 10000, with which TO carry on
development work several directors
favor sinking the vertical smart IRON
the ,unnol loveI 900 feet deeper An
nascaymcut han not been unexpected
for ,omc limo, M the company has
found Itself m the position mot II N
absolutely necessary 10 inko MS hlep IN
order 10 plrnlghion thIngN out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
as, CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 80 y, w. walker Block
urAM COppER STOCKS.


In commenting ON Utah copper
propcrtlod The Boston Commercial
says
United Sntos AlinIDg IA securing
much better results than over before IN
lts history. The new smelling basis
introduced by Mr. Walter Fitch, q con.
siderable amount NJ barren IRON AUX
being used ana d larger proportion Of
the charge consisting NJ Centennial
Eureka ores 10 greatly increasing the
companyg profits The Mammoth mine
ln california lu operation Increased dlV.
idondB oU the stock win be possible,
Some very strong interests have rc'
Gently been buyers OF T., + Mlnlns
stock
rWh Consolidated makes the hcst
alhnround rhoWlng Of any stock IN ne
llyL n ~ earning fully 1928 per cent
and paying more than . per cent ON III
present market price The company
h carrying surplus ~ approximately
81 100000 ana has blocked ont IN It's
mluo sunIaiont ore To- feed lts smollor
for no lpast i've years ! consider me
stock one ~ lhc best investments 10 be
found In amy market and also one ~
the beet speculative purchases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
Incorporation Articles Filed,

Tho Lead Bullion Mining 4 Milling
company Of Provo filed u copy OF rs
articles " incorporation In tho once
~ Secretary Of state Tlngcy today IT,
capital stock ~ 10000 divided into
shares NJ the par value Of 10 cents
each Albert Singleton N president
H. 4, Brm, So vice president, Klitic
A. Hines secretary and treasurer The
company owns some claims IN the
Duck creek district white pinc coun.
IA. Nevada
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Precipitation was reported ngalu
over portions of the Rocky Mountain
slope ana eastward 10 the Atlantic,
with largest amounts IN south Dakota
and Alabama, ThmdorNorms woro
quite general over the rain nrep, n
was raining this morning az time uf
report at Cairo, Chicago ana kuoN.
VILE,
The temperature changes wore gen.
orally unmponuQl, .....
r. j. HYATT,
Local lolccaHt0r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
EQUITABLE LIFE AGENTS
Wants Surt Hendricks 10 Say lie
w Convinced of ils Solyeney,

New York July THE local agents
Of the Equitable life Assurance society
have formulated petition to Ruporin.
tondcnl llondrIcka asking him 10 issue
u statement expressing hlH conviction
OF the absolute solyoncy of the society
Tho lellllon which was drawn by "a
10 the superintendent with The roquos,
that ~ give the matter his early oonsl.
dVrNtl0n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
JOE BOWERS WINS,
Judge RItshlo Renders judgment Against
n. I, DuriOn w.

Judge Rltchic today rendered judg'
monl IN favor Of plaintiff In the case
Of the Joe Bowers Mining company
against Robert r. burton, Jr, for tho
sum Of sl3pl,o1 and interest The ace
ton was brought 10 recover the above
amount alleged 10 be due for money
and other property converted to de.
fcndants own use while employed by
plaintiff az lts secretary between Oct
~, 1903 and June 20, 1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
MONTANA LITIGATION.


Butte, July G.-A special to the Miner
from llolonn says Tho Jury ~ ,ho
cas- " the w. Louis Mining 4 Mlling
company against the Montana Mlnlllg
company for 100000 the ynluo ol ores
alleged ~ have been illegally extracted
from the pomplninnnt'B property helr
Mnrysvlllc, was instructed by Judge
Hunt IN the United states court ana
entered upon It's deliberations,
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CONTRACT 10 BE LET.


oodd ne contract Jet sometime ago FOR
syV I'ot OF tunnel work In ihc Nygnot
,llnV N American Fork canyon, having
poen practically executed, % number Of
oUn,l'ls Of the company win 40 on an
inspection. trip To the property next
SUNDAY IN the party win be President
A. ~ steward Vice President W. H.
lo4nB, secretary Il. u, George ana soy.
eial Others The tunnel has been com.
bl''cd to ne length OF 40 feet and II IL
VIZ luiohuon OF The directors To let an
olngr TO l0ko u to the contact, which, II
~, rsulnalol ls ahead about 100 feet
The company owns six claims,
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LIVE STOCK.
lIIIN'ANO.

Chicago, July i-Calilc- Receipts w.
O10, market steady Good to primo Nccls,
3. i0Si695. poor 10 medium 3WN6ipi
Flockcrs and feeders, 2Nulai, COWS, 100
ulG1, bolfcrs Wublo oannow. 0Q
Hog Receipts today 1900, tomorrow,
1000, market 5ul0 cents higher Mixed
ana butchers h.i0dj Oil4i Rood 10 choice
heavy, j,GOG5,,0 rough heavy EDO 20,
lights 6,iOai,Gig' bulk ~ snlcs. bG0Hj,i0
Sheep Receipts 5000 malkct slGhdNi
Q. ij06 10; fair 70 choice mixed, 3jodi,p;
western sheep, 3iiuiili native lambs,
4 j0uS.m, western lUmbH l,@d6lo,
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entrances 10 Colorado'e section In the
mines building Colorado has made, IN
The mines and motOlurgy building at
the Lewis and clOrk fair, one of tho
most interesting displays shown by
any state, ana the showing entities the
silver state 20 ranking place among
the mineral producing commonwealth,