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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
CONGO NTRATEs.

w, A. Wilson, tho mining engineer,
departed for California today.
Capt Duncan Mcvlchic OF tho Bins.
nam Con-, IL out OF the city today.
David Taylor has accepted a place In
the Taylor q Brun,on sampler offices,
There are ~? miners employed IN tho
bullirog, New, district at tho present
time,
The Whlrlwlnd mine IN American
Fork canyon IN undergoing develop.
ment again,
Tho initial shipment OF ore from thu
Buckley mine, near Provo, Ia said TO
nave notted 1850 to tho ton,
d, y, Monalt, formerly OF the Ontario
mn at PARK city IL In charge OF q biz
pant at Encampmcnt, Wyo.
Tho total ore and bullion settlements,
reported late saturday afternoon for
last week. amounted to sboi,3oo,
w, u, Maison vice president OF tho
Eovior Consolidated mine, in Pluto
county, visited that properly last week,
Richard Strlngloy OF tho Newhouso
oi'lees returned from trip to the Gao.
lns mines In Beaver county this morn.
ing
The now Los Angeles stock exchange
has opened for business III. y, Joseph
or this city was present at tho open.
inR session,
The Pioneer sampler reported TODAY
tho receipt OF Q cars Of orc from RIna.
ham, Q from Alta, from Nevada ana
4 from TntIc,
The 7, 4 n, samplers reported tho
arrval today Of cars OF orc from Me-
vada, from Tlntc 0 from FrIpco ana
from Bingham,
The directors OF tho Uncle Sam Con-
solld0tod Mining company decided not
TO post "A dlvldond AT tho meeting held
on saturday afternoon,
Adylcos received from Llda Nov.
state that the Wisconsin mine IN that
camp has boen sold TO a san Francisco
syndicate for 100000,
The many friends OF q, A, Short in
this city viii be glad TO know that no
II meeting with sucoose In his mining
ventures IN tho Crater, Nov, district
The ore shipments from Park City
last week aggregated 8,02i,Si0 pounds,
the shippers being silver King, 1900.
00Oi Daly.Wset l,79iSiO and Keith.
Kcarns, 100000 pounds,
In uoldnold the statement has been
made that the late Shoshono shipment
gave the owners gross returns OF $500
20 tho ton instead Of $500, This can
probably be discounted a little,
II IA reported that a great ledge has
been discovered on Witheo Mountain by
prospoctor, about one mile east OF
Beatty Mr. Wlthce viii come from
ogden as soon ~ the RECEIVERS from nm
Illness IIullfrog Miner
A shelter built nj BostonIa, the now
town TO be reared ON the west shore OF
tho Utah lake, wolld be Of Immense
beneflt 10 the mine owners OF the Tintlo
district II ought 70 enable tho handling
Of the immense bodies OF low grade
ores IN the camp probably
A nhyollto special to the ooldnold
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lively business The Nevada stocks,
Of course, viii occupy an important
place ON the board and no doubt they
will furnish the bulk Of the trans.
actions,
Mr. Joseph insists that while away
ho did nothing that can be construed
az being n KNOCK" ne his homo city
True, no was interviewed IN Los An.
Bccg BY n representative Of one Of the
papers, who made II appear MIR.
Joseph had made the statement that
Los Angeles would be the location Of
large smelling works, and that the Ne"
vuda ores would 40 there for treatment
nEiood Of hls city Mr.. Joseph IN.
slhts that he wne mis1uotcd, but the
AFFAIR IL giving him ma concern us he
feels certain that his fellow lownsmon
know that he wants 20 roe Salt
Lake grow into n great city, ana that
no IN a booster" not u 'knockor"
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The First Cave In on,nvlo Tunnel "
Jhirty Feet Long,

Manager Rood spent yesterday at thu
drain tunnel and reports excellent prog.
rcss being made there, snys tho Park
Record. The first cave II nearly takeI
up ana work on the next one VIII soon
bogin, The cave, II has boon found, is
about 30 feet long, EIght-hour shifts
are npS being worked ana viii be con.
tnued untll tho tunnel IN again clcnr,
II VIII probably be n month before op.
oratons are resumed at tho mine,
Latest reports from the New York ara
as encouraging as over ana the mine IN
looking better ana better each day The
ore IN the west drift on the 800 has
wldoned out considerably and on the
600 also the outlook II very encouraging
There IN no truth IN the report that "
water course had been encountered, as
the levels are NJ dry ~ ever they were
Tho riump In the stock during the week
was que entirely 10 the interruptions
Knockers who delight IN nndng
fault and circulating malicious Hes
These same men pretend to be friends
Of tho management, yet they lay awake
nights connecting schemes to lnjure tho
property, Hereafter there VIII bn
fewer visitors allowed In the mine, and
the ''wleeno rcs' will thus ho prevented
from rcddllng their knowledge CD Of
the condition Of the mine to the broker
sharks at salt Lake for merconary pur-
poses,
The small shift which has been work,
Ing nt the Nalldrlycr for Homo months
past was laid on this week. and tho
mine ~ now completely shut down,
How long II will remain No w only "A
matter Of conjecture, though tho man
agemont has given out Information "
lhc effect that work VIII BIO resumed
there ON "A large scale this summer, II
IN n recognized fact that the NNildrlye,
w In q position 70 become mine with
the systematic development which has
been planned for II, ana though tho
management ronllScs that II win tnlo
time ana money they are willing TO take
the risk and feel satisfied that they
VIII he rewarded,
Conditions ut the wabash are Inns
proving daily ana though nothing has
been given out By the management II N
generally known that nm ore body IN
very likoly 10 be opened M ~ any tlmo,
The management of this property cor-
tnlnly deserve rich reward for the
faithful manner In which they have
prosecuted development work. against
an adverse circumstances, Their work,
too, has been particularly expensive,
ana had the stockholders, who for the
greater part are those In n position "a
know the condition of the mine, not
stayed faithfully with the proposition,
work would have OF necessity ceased
long NHo,
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Bun saysi Tho Montgomery Mountain
Mining company whose property ooou-
Piles the entire south halt OF Montgom.
cry mountain, In the Bullfrog district,
On which IN situated the Montgomery.
shosh0ne adjoining, has purchased the
Bel Boy fraction, adjoining their Black
Bun claims IN the southeast. This In
a valuable addition 20 the property OF
tho company Col Camp has resigned
~ superintendent Of tho January mine
az doldneld, 10 take charge OF the
Montgomery Mountain Mining com.
peny's property
Work has resumed again at tho Jun.
DO, which has produced ti,bOO,000, at
0oldfleld, Nov The warning interests
seem TO have patched Mp their dlf'cr-
onces, force OF men IL prospecting
and snmpllng the shafts ana workings
or tho lcnsors and as known the results
are gratifying, A lb.holsepowor hoist
mas been ordered and II " now the In
tentlon 10 sink the Doves kernlck
SHAFT for tho present Eventually II IL
intended TO install q large electric hoist
ana start now three compartment
shaft and work the property Oh tho
most advanced lines,
Supt Doty OF tho Bullion Beck states
that important developments have been
taklng place recently on the i,4oO level
or tho mine and that the old bonanza
Nv showing NJ exceptionally we'll Just
now, The company IN doing consider.
able work In tho extreme northern ana
southern territory on both tho 800 and
700 levels and while the ore now being
sent out IL being mined by the small
army Of lcosers Mr., Doty's force II
doing work which win be productive ot
good results In the future, Tho com
pony's pay roll and the money which
II being paid out 10 the loasers viii
amount TO something over $4,000 month";
ly,--Eureka Reporter,
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TEA

that the company II showing net earn.
INKS az tho ratio OF about $4,000 per
month, which IA NJ the rate OF 81 per
share OF The stock, without getting the
fun dement's OF In lead operations or
anything from tho California operators
The action of the stock IN the mar.
Ret Indicates growing scarcity OF
certificates When the stock WINS SELL
INK around 20 10 81, thousands Of shares
could be traded In without affecting tho
stock one.oighth. Now transactions In
q few thousand shares VIII cause n
nuctuutlon Of several points, There
arc ~ kinds Of rumors current ono
state street houao IN said 10 be borrow
ing 10000 shares OF the stock and the
Lewlsohn. interests are said to be IN
control of about 100000 shares, which.
n true, places the control OF the conn
pany IN tho hands OF practically three
directors"
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In todays local markets, butter IL not
strong enough TO rise above ~ cents
ana while chickens are plenty, they are
scarce, for tho reason that the farmer
IL settling his hens and keeping them
out of the market There Is u car Of
bananas In today, also lots OF straw
berries, Florida tomatoes, oranges and
q general run OF vegetables, Utah as
par0gus has run tho California goods
out OF the market, ana In short ilmo
the oca garden products win have ox.
elusive swing here Th9 Strawberries
arriving today from California are n
hard looking lot Dealers here say the
trouble II picking ana shipping when
green Thcre are no moro boaters In
tho FISH markets, and dealers have for.
gotten that thore ever was such thing
as tho oyster Prices prevailing today
IN tho local markets are as follows.
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CON. Atlas ORE.
sree linens nroueh, rrom Camp Create
Much Interest

Visitors TO tho offices Of tho Cont.
mental Alta Mines a Smoltors corpora
tlon IN the Dooy block during tho day
We're greatly Interested In a lot of rich
ore samples which Manager Crowther
hNa Just received from camp, From tho
l,avlnla lode There II shown fine spec.
linen Of galonl IN which are spatterod
through II gonor0ug layers Of ruby sll.
yer, the drlggly assure came forward
with some Peacock copper while tho
Darlington assure presents an Nssort-
mont of gray copper ana copper glnce
Manager Crowthor says this ore N be-
lng moved towards the smelters, but
no attempt II hcng made ne getting out
q hlgh grade Shipment the ore Is be.
In the Slopes
Tho third SHIFT has been put on at
the mill and the plant Nv now making a
good account of itself,
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FORENOON ON CHANGE.
Consolidated Merenr shows n pIg Ad'
vance I'm pJles

During the forenoon 1900 shares Of
stocks woro sold ON the floor Of the
s ~, l,one s,oak mlh'1s mN,nansei ~,
considerable strength, no sales Of the
stock were recorded but brokers bid 40
cents for H. ut the close, which " an
advance OF 10 cents u share within q
week. Uncle sam Consolidated opened
at NV cents ana ended slightly
lower, New York started on with a
tale az 70 oents, then Jumped to a. at
forwards weakening TO n cents, Tolro
was active on the open board display.
ing more strength than az any time
last week, May Day fell on few
points, while silver Shield found nbuy-
or nj 2bh cents
The closing quotations ana sales were
ag follows,
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The Godlvn Mine

The dodlya mlno IL now showing IN
splondldly and the new ore body ON tho
ib0.loot level has been eat for u dis.
tnnco Of 80 feet without cncountcrlng
the wall Supt jackson Muthrystal In
highly pleased with the showing ON the
lower levels and yesterday started WORK
ON the 5000 for the purpose Of tape
ping the ore which n now opened UP
30 feet above, There Nv A slight change
IN tho character OF the ore In the Nodis
va and the copper values are increasing
considerably Heretofore the richest or0
has been tnkon from tho nppor works
ings ana the manner In which the low'
on loVola are nov responding 10 doyel.
opmont work w very gratifying IA II
shows that deep mining II sure lo be
profitable on Godlyn mountain, Thoro
w nothing new 20 report regarding tho
proposed mill for this mine but I'm view
OF tho large bodies 0t low grade ore
which are being opened up such plant
win oc n necessity, The future " tho
dodiyn IL very bright indeed Eureka
Reporter,
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SIN Coming TO salt Lake.

hncnt tho report that the American
Smelling md Refining company VIII
shortly divert Tonopah ores 10 Everett,
Washington, for treatment, Manager
Snyder Of the Western Orc Purchasing
company nc Reno, the Americans rep.
rosentatlve IN that field In quoted M
sayings
eve are sim shipping ore 10 salt
Lake We have sent some 10 the Selby
people, but that was merely Tor samp-
ling"
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Placer Company Organized.

Tho Loon Crock Hydraulic Placer
Mining comnnpy Of this city illcd its
articles Of incorporation In the ooun.
~ clerks Office today Its capital stock
Is $500 900, divided Into shares Of tho
par value OF 81 each. ], Frank Judge "
presidents J, J., Boyle, vice.prosldentI
Rodney G, Badger secretary ana treas
urer. The company owns some placer
claims IN Custer county, IDA,
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TlNTIC's PAY ROLL.
Mines Around Eureka Pay Ou, S02,10o,
Monthly, for Wages,

Every month tho mines OF Eureka ais.
tribute AMONG their employees oyor s62,.
700, When we say the mines OF Eureka
we 40 not mean tho entire rlntIc dis
ulct, but those properties which arc
located IN and around this camp--tho
metropolis Of the greatest mining dis
trlct Ia the state, says the Reporter
This IN n pay roll ~ which any mining
camp nigh, well feel proud and shows
that Eureka cannot help but enjoy
prosperity for somo time to come, We
publish ihla week list OF the larger
mines Of Eureka together with thu
amount OF money checked out by zach,
The figures are nearly correct hnt do
not include wages paid out 10 miners
who arc employed by lcasers, Below are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
REGULAR CALL SALES,

Ajax, 1900 at lb4
COrsa, 800 at lilsi 800 at n
May Day, 800 ut 22A = 80,
Uncle sam, 500 NJ IA 700 Nc i2 900
at t2h, 100 at Al \ 10, 300 NJ n,
New York, 1900 NJ 70, 900 at n, iOO Mt
tSI 22O0 at ~ 800 at 7gA, 100 at "a y 3OI
200 at igh, 100 ot II $50,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Century, 100 at rs,
May Day, 900 at gg'a; 800 AT 22a.
New York 100 At "A b 60, 800 at "A,
Silver shield, 800 al 26k,
Tctro, 1000 at 2lh 900 az al 100 al
sQS 900 az 20A.
Wabash, 100 at 40,
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value,
Regular call u,",..,,uull,l0 100 bOiOO0
open board ",,,,,,,,u,, 1900 liOO63
ssatasas r..s-'a,-zry-
Forenoon totals uuupl5,iOO NOiO03
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Activity nj Hike.

L. y, Peer who has been operating
o promising property for "A salt Lake
and eastern syndicate at liiko, Nevada,
has returned 10 the city 10 confer with
local Interests, Ito reports that cons
siderable interest X being tnkcn In that
country, and that II VIII be heard
from In q substantial way later on,
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WIN occupy Place on Los Angelo
Nlulpp Exchange

Broker Harry JOSEPH has returned
from Los Angeles ana has brought the
Information that he has succeeded IN
getting several Utah mining stocks liat.
Ga there zach day they being Cnris0,
silver shield, United states Bingham
Consolidated Daly.Wost, Mammoth
ana Now York Bonanza, The exchange,
MIR Josaph said, has started on with
membership OF 100 and with
every indication that II Nv going ~ a
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Nevada stocks

James A. Pollock a Co, brokers' re-.
ported the following quotations from
san Francisco todayi
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q, n, q J, II, Whltecnr Pattern. max.
ors, Gears, sprookets, Sheaycs, Mn ana
smelter work specially Estimates
ohcorfully given i1 Reed s. Tel
1904 ",
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y. =. MINING.
comnNny's monthly RarnIpp Capacity
Now said 10 he 81 5000,

a Boston financial authority has tho
following 10 say about ono Of Utohs
Bingham mines
The United Ntntcs Mining company
about month ago Increased liz smell.
ter shipments and II IL now estimated
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re.
ported by the brokerage a Finance
CO., successors 10 Hudson Sons Co..
brokers. wercl
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REMOVED

Tho office Of the Pioneer Ore eampl.
Ing Go, In moved 10 VA Dooly Block,
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a. y, CAMPBELL,
UTAH STOCKS LISTED,

Etook Broker, siG u, Il, Walker Block
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Observation-Disclosures
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PARK CITy's MINES.

Total "un,,n,,,,,",i,","",,S6
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-28
uneasiness Felt in Shipping Cir.
cles as to Whereabouts.
CAPTAIN SIMPSON WAITING
An Unusual ouis. Day Along the
Water Front--coastwise Vessels
and Steamers Are Mostly Outward
Round--Loesl Steamers Busy.

Some uneasiness Is being felt fol
the safety of the barkentine chehalis
which sailed from Cehu for the Colum-
bis river January IS. The vessel has
been fully month longer on the way
than is usually taken for the passage
from that quarter, and nothing has
been heard from her since the day
following her departure, She was
fined there on her master being found
guilty Of aoducting Filipino maldens,
Captain Simpson. head OF the Slmp-
son Lumber Company, OF San Fran
cisco, which firm owns the Chehalls.
has been since Sunday waiting for the
vessel to arrive. one OF his sons is
master OF the barkentine. wnile an
other went on the present voyage for
pleasure
The Chehalls has made several vls-
its to this harbor. and is well known
in the coast trade She Is recognized
as a good sailer and It Is generally
thought she has been delayed by rea-
son OF adverse weather,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-28
Whisky Flats.

The churches Of Portland have re-
monstrated against the licensing Of sa-
looms near the Lewis and Clark fair
gounds in Portland. Up to the pres
ent time 27 licenses have been grant
ed and 1t will be almost impossible for
women and children to go to the
grounds without passing in front Of
saloons and listening to the scurilous
remarks frequently made by hangers
one. II begins to look as though the
fair was to be huge graft for Port
lands sole interest without any re-
gard to the rights of others. With
nearly 400 saloons in the city of Port
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. A, Anstey OF Portland is visiting
in the city,
Fred Hin of Portland was In tn,
city yesterday.
Jas, Jameson of Jewell was in the
city yesterday,
Frank Scott OF Seaside was in the
city yesterday.
Chas, V, Brown is doing business at
up river points.
j. w. Maxwell of Tacoma was in
the city yesterday.
Robert Lindenbergsr is in Portland
on business trip,
W. T, Chutter returned to Seattle
yesterday morning.
Mrs Katherine Wade is visiting
friends in Portland.
F, c. Hostetter Of ST. Louis is in
the city on business.
Henry Fleckenstein of Portland was
in the city yesterday.
B, C. West OF Chicago registered at
the occident yesterday.
Nels Anderson OF Knoxville is reg
lstered at the Parker.
Frank Wooden. prominent farmer
of Jewell is in the city.
B. J. Callahan OF Seaside was a vIs-
tor in the city yesterday.
L. A. Loomis OF Ilwaco was in the
,ity yesterday on business.
r. A. Hawkins OF Ilwaco was in the |
'ity yesterday on business.
]. Jackson OF Portland was in the
ity yesterday on business.
J. w. Crawford Of Bellingham regis
cred at the occident yesterday.
John R. Welch OF warrenton was
4 the city yesterday on business.
Joseph II. Clark of San Francisco
'as a visitor in Astoria yesterday.
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vltcoria. Later the vessel is 10 re-
turn TO await the coming OF the re-
naming vessels OF the squadron, which
are due to arrive May IL.
The steamer Columbia sailed yes
terday for San Francisco, She had a
full cargo and large passenger list.
Among the Astoria passengers we're
Martin Foarj Mrs. W. C. Logan. Miss
Maehon, Mrs Tower and two children.
II. w. Dean, Mrs. B. Asper and Mrs.
W. T. Wilson.
That coastwise lumber rates are
stlffeniag. AS previously reported, is
borne ou; ty the following list Of fix-
turee, which are among the latest
M lie: Schooners James A. Garfield
and Orient. Grays Harbor to san
Francisco. $3.50; schooner Muriel,
Puget Sount to San Pedro, sI.s7h
short lay days; schooner Forest Home.
Graz Harbor to San Pedro, $437h:
barkentine Portland. Columbia river
to San Pedro. s4.75; schooner Lizzie
Vance. Puget Sound to San Pedro or
San Diego. s5 schooner Queen, Puget
Sound to San Franc SEQ, "a.
In attempting to place the Golfer
dam over the Challenger's mold. at
South Bend yesterday. the contractors
met with uuite serious accident. The
cofferdam was built on a scow, ana on
being lifted 80 as to be placed In po-
sltion, the tackle parted and the heavy
dam fell on the scow, knocking an end
off the boat and upsetting 1t, throw
ing the wrecklng pump, engine, tools
and everything on the scow into the
river. Nobody was hurt, and the con-
tractors went pluckily on with their
work.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

The steamer Acme is due tomorrow
from San Francisco
The steamer Bee from Astoria ar
rived at Port Los Angeles yesterday.
The barxentine Kohala leaves up the
river this morning In tcw Of the
Queen.
The Frances Leggitt sailed for San
Pedro yesterday. She sarried a cargo
of 226O tons OF wheat.
The schooner John A. Campbell
sailed from Redondo yesterday. bound
for the Columbia river.
The schooners Jennie Stella and J.
L. --- started up the river in tow
of the steamer Queen.
United States Inspectors Edwarda
and Fuller VIII arrive in the city to-
day and inspect the wallula.
Steamer Asuncion has cleared from
ohH fIduClbCO lOI AHbOild WIN h4uiu
fuel for the Standard oil Company.
The steamer Glenola, arrived down
last night with a barge In tow to be
used in unloading the La Fontaine.
German steamer Numantla OF the
P. G. A. line, reached Hong Kong from
this port April %, and the Arabia ar
rived at Yokohama the same day from
the Columbia river.
Coal is being used az fuel aboard
the tug Samson because her oil tanks
have not been finished, but the work
on them is being rushed and she will
be burning the liquid fuel in few
days.
Schooner Eldorado. from the Colum-
bia river for Shanghai, with lumber.
reached the Chinese port yesterday
She left here January "a and put into
Honolulu with her pumps broken. on
March /.
British ship Glaucus, hence with
wheat cargo, January 8, arrived out
at Queenstown yesterday, after a pas
sage of 10 days, the best run made
homeward this season by any OF the
grain vessels from here.
The Dambarton will arrive down
some time tonight with a cargo Of
56,05O barrels of flour, worth S2O1,7sO.
OF the total lot 1890 barrels goes to
Yokohama, 10000 barrels to Kobe,
ana 1880 barrels to Mol.
It is expected the entire Pacific
squadron under Rear-Admiral Good
rich, will leave Bremerton navy yard
for Portland June 25. The torpedo
boat destroyer Perry lis now lying at
Seattle, and is TO depart IN a few days
for Olympia, from where she will visit