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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-26
BIG BLAZE
At | A. NJ.
A Two-Story Building
Near City Mill Badly
Gutted.

What threatened to be one Of the
most serious fires of recent years in
Horoiulu was nipped in the bud by the
prompt and efficient action Of the fire
department early this morning. AT
about 1 o'clock this morning Patrolman
Charles Kamanu, on the West King
street beat, turned in an alarm from
box 46, corner King and Maunakea
on Kekaulike street near Queen, be-
tween the Ishizu Hotel and the City
Mill.
The police patrol wagon was first or
the scene of action, Patrolman Kamanu
directing the driver as it went by the
box When the police arrived the en-
tire interior OF the double store was a
mass of flames and red tongues were
shooting out of the boarded windows
A policeman was hacking away at the
doors with an axe.
BY this time all of the people in the
Ishizu Hotel on the Queen street corner
were out, but many of the roomers in
the upper story of the big City Mill
building just mauka were not aware of
the fire. A special policeman cut down
the door of a stairway between the
burning building and the City Mill and
rushed upstairs, warning the people,
Other policemen went through the
structure and got the people out.
were on the scene and Chief Thurston
took command. Engine companies 1
Continued on page ~
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attaching his autograph empowering
the newly elected offce-holders to get
down to business.
Kauai is short three returns, those
of the fifth, sixth and eighth precincts.
and there cannot be d quorum Of the
Board of Supervisors unless the missing
links are received and commissions is
sued.
The whole Of the mail received bv the
Kinau was assorted and tabuIated by
Saturday night. The Maui and Kauai
mails We're handled yesterday in the
secretary's office. Notice has beer. re-
ceived, however. that few letters have
come to the Secretary in the registered
mail, but there are eight precincts to
he heard from and only six registered
letters to be received. even if they
should all contain election returns.
which is doubtful. It looks very much
as if there viii be no Sheriff for any
one of the three counties of Hawaii,
Kauai and Maui on July l.
At present. Hawaii is also short four
Deputy sheriffs; Kauai is short three
Deputy sheriffs, and Maui has one
among the missing returns, so there are
great opportunities for those who are
la wlessly inclined.
Then there is one more point, which
may be up to the lawyers. Suppose a
Board of Supervisors cannot meet. or
any county official cannot take his oath
# office by July 1, what is the situa-
ion? - j.l&i
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-26

At the opening of the great Carson
Truckee irrigation project in Nevada,
June II, Senator Newlands, referring
to the general reclamation work, said:
'"This work opens up a new field of
national effort. For the first time in
the history OF the Government, the ma
tion has entered upon work hitherto re-
garded as exclusively within the do
main of private enterprise.
'sThe reclamation act covers not only
the reclamation of government lands
which are to be turned over to settlers,
but also the sale of water rights to
. private lands adjacent to the govern
ment projects. 1t guards carefully
against land monopoly by providing
for small farms. and forces the break
ing up of great areas of land in private
ownership by refusing to grant water
rights to any one individual for more
than 16O acres. 1t provides for CO.
operation and selfhelp on the part Of
the settlers, and preserves their self
respect by making each project self
compensatory by the sale of water
rights to them on long time and easy
payments. 1t provides for home rule
by the settlers after the cost of each
project is returned to the Reclamation
Fund.
'It is national; it is humanitarian; it
is business-like; il is democratic. 1t
tends to the distribution rather than
the concentration of wealth. It is not
paternal in the sense that a benefcent
government is giving something TO in
diyiduals. II is a cooperate enterprise
OF the entire people, through their
government. of which all may be the
beneficiaries. 1t is the opening up of
3 new era. and viii be the guide to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-26
GERMAN PRESS GROWS HOT,

BERLIN, June 26-The press is discussing the Morocco
question heatedly There is change negotiations
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-26
JAPANESE WIN sKIRMiSn.

TOXIC June 26Three thousand defeated on
Thursday with loss of two hundred.
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ROOSEVELT GIVES
ORDER TO TREAT
CHINESE KINDLY
The German Press Stirring Up Feel
ing Upon the Morocco
Question.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oAxLEaRAms, :,

ASSOCIATED
WASHINGTON, June 2o-Presdent has directed
that the fullest courteses Chinese of the exempt
classes entering the United States
The Government has been notified selection of the
Russian penipotentares for the peace conference
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-26
MARINE CASUALTY.

SINGAPORE June 26-The British Ikhona ssss
from Rangoon Yokohama sunk on une The Rus
sian cruiser Terek crew has arrived here
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NOT MUCH FIGHTING.

ST PETERSBURG June 26-General Linevch has report
ed the situation Mancua unchanged There no action
other than minor maneuverings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-26
AUSTRALIA INVITES TAFT.

MELBOURNE, June 26.-The Government of the Common
wealth has invited Secretary his trip to Australia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-26
POLISH UPRISING SUBSIDIES,

LODI June 26Isolated but the serious
phase of the insurrection is ended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
THE YAMpA CHANGES.
captain Henry stern, president, Has been
puay WITH Ills broom,

According 10 late Developments
around tho lumpa properties w lIing.
hum II IL apparent that President stern
has been busy win MIS- broom since his
arrival IN Utah There huk been "a
wholesale cutting on of otilclal heads
and when the decision Of General Man.
ngor Kelley 10 retire was announced,
designations came thick and fast.
Smcllor Supt, Wilson WAS temporarily
succeeded by A. W, Hudson, formerly
connected with the pmolior H. NJ.
Flynn, assistant 10 Mir Wilson ana the
compnny's chief assiyer, came next
aud Immediately accented the piofior
Of a position In Mexico W, Musgrayo,
who comes from British Columbia, sue.
ceodod nm ~ assayor while George
Rainier was installed as assistant sun.
orlntondont David Park assistant M.
siycr gave up Ia Mr., Wraiorhy, WHO
zones from the Colorado School of
Mines NJ the same time Nicholas TIRE.
lcnr Of Butte stepped into the shoes
of Mine stunt william Dnyoy On ne.
count Of III health, Time Keeper Frank
NJ Bell retired 10 take NJ his residence
IN Montana, being succeeded by u young
man by HE name of drooHbock from
sprlngylllo,
Just who win succeed General Man.
ngor kolloy has not been announced,
but, n " learned, un effort M being
made Ia induce H. G. Bolcngor to acs
ccpi the position,
Work has commenced unon the new
Edwards ronster, which win materially
lnorlafo the capacity Of the present
smoltcr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
CONCENTR ATEs.

Samuel Nowhouso departed for Cail.
fornia on Saturday night,
Manager u, G., JucklIng OF the Utah
copper company II IN Bingham today,
The shareholders of the Coninent,,
Alta mines win gather IN annual session
IN New York on July 10,
Cashier W, ", Bloch Of the Ncwhousa
mines and family returned from an
outing on the coast on saturday aftcl.
noon,
Manager Tony jacobson ~ the 90.
lumbus Consolidated ana family arrIyol
IN Los Angeles over the salt LoM
Route this morning,
John Trewock, superintendent " tho
Belle Of Thunder Mountain mines N
Idaho, expects 10 leave for the north.
crn camp tomorrow
Manager Charles w, whitley of tho
American smelling a. Refining company
and u party of friends went 10 Ogden
IN an auto yesterday.
w. J. Roberts a well known ana sue.
cossful mining operator Of southern
Nevada, came IN from El Dorado can.
yon yesterday ON q brief business trip,
The ore and bullion settlements re-.
ported late saturday afternoon by Me.
Cornick a 60, were Crude ore an,
concentrates, S21i0Oi base bullion, s3i,.
200.
Charles q, Ellingwood was made hap.
by Yesterday over the return Of his
wife and child from California, Air,
Elllnswood went az far ~ Ogden 10
meet them,
Manager Adolph Lochwltz Of the sun
fls company Of Park valley has Leased
the Century companys min for u period
Of 80 days, during which It win cndoav.
or TO pound out a bar Of yellow bullion,
u. u, Watorman,a former woll known
broker Of this city, but who IN now in.
terosled IN coal mining proposition IN
wyoming, with headquarters IN sioux
cry Ia, II In the city on brief busl-
ness trip.
Notices have been posted In conepicu.
Gus places IN Toocle county tn the cffoc'
that the overland mlno and min NJ
sunshine VIII DO sold on July NJ a
receivers sale to satisfy an indebted
moss Nggrog0tlng about $4,000
Karl lcllcre, one of the directors Of
the American smelling g. Refining com.
ponN and Engineer Martin OF tho Same
corporation are In tho city, for the
purpose Of looking over the local plants
as well as the site Of the proposed new
copper plant
President John Dorn OF the Consoll.
dated Morcur Mining company received
the sad Intelligence on saturday after.
noon Of the death Of his brother phllp
Dorm, NJ Gleason, Germany, ~ the npe
Of " years, Mr. and Mrs, Dorn had
planned d trip abroad sometime next
month IN which they expected 20 be tho
guest Of Mr., Dorns brother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
BROKER GRIFFITH
MAKES RICH FIND
How q Ball Game Played at Rhy.
ollte May Make Fortune for
Former Salt Laker
OFFERED $4,000 FOR INTEREST
Secured In BullIrog National Bank
Ninc--Prospcclcd at Night by
Aid OF q Lantern,
Special correspondence

Special correspondence,
llhyolto, Bulfrog Mining District,
Nevada, June li--Al the baseball game
yesterday between the lonms of
llhyolitc and Beatty WillIam GrIf.
nth of Salt Lake Clty playing first
bate for the Rhyoll,c team, reached
down TO stop a fat groundcr with Wis.
Ions of an easy put out for his team,
when the bah struck II small stone
aud bounded away while waiting for
the ban 10 be returned by one OF the
spectators he picked up the stone and
found II 10 be fun Of free gold, The
game was played on the property "
the shoshono National Bnnk Mining
Goa which h ON the HAT between Monl-
somory ana L0dd Mountain, urInIth
pu, the stone In his pocket ana late al
nlght with the aid Of lantern, pros.
peclod the region whore he made his
nnl' WIN PROJECTORS hammer he
Knocked OF about 10 pounds OF rock,
ana by the aid u his assnyeIs outnt
learned that II ran Spsi per ton, urif-
lth conveyed the knowledge OF his nnd
10 one or Two insiders IN Rhyoilo who
immediately negotiated tor the pur.
chase OF an interest In the company
aud secured II at what h considered "A
white chip" IN Rhyolltc. The com.
panys superintendent AT once ordered
shntt sunk on the spot, In addition
to the SHIFT already being sunk
at another location on the prop
ertS Less than 800 feet away, at "A
depth ~ 80 feet, this shaft is on "A
ledge mat IN n continuation of the
Bullffog National Bank Mining com.
pany's famous ledge, II IN reported
that Grlillth has been offered $4,000
for the interest he secured within the
past u hours
John Mckane, representing Chns. NJ,
Schwab, has purchased from Mcintyre
lioNos their bond on the Great East.
crn group Of Bonanza Mountain which
noighbors the town Of Rhyolto, The
bond taken by Mcintyre & Bowos
called for $4,000, ana II N said Mckano
paid them n bonus Of 100000 Me.
mtyre & Bowes developed the property
during the time Of their option, 40
days and uncovered ore that aesayod
M hlgh ~ sos ton, McK0nc and hlg
engineers express tho opinion that the
Denver true assure vein runs through
the Great Eastern and the values
found there are the same.
Bonanza Mountain II now the scene
Of much foyorlsh actIyity A strike
IL reported on the Gibraltar property
on Bonanza Mountain, less thn, 900
fee, away from the Denver claim su.
porlntondont Nelson, while prospecting
along ledge No ON the Gibraltar,
discovered that the ledge carried very
llnc specimens Of free gold
ore on tho surface The point
At which this discovery was made IN
about 400 feet IN n straight line above
the mouth Of the tunnel and about 500
feet above the towns Of RhyolIto and
Bullfrog The ledge at this point IL
extremely wide surface groupings
clearly indicating that II viii pan
width Of 30 feet
THE GIBRALTAR MINES.
Paralloling one another across the
east side OF Bonanza Mountain, which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
SILVER SHIELD BUY.
Thirty claims Added N Com pany's
bingham Territory

The silver shield after long period
OF instability and uncertainty, has at
one bound taken its place among the
Bingham properties ~ the first rank,
says the Bulletin OF Bingham, This has
been accomplished by the purchase u
10 claims, adjacent 10 lts property, com,
pTslnJ about $50 acres, and stretching
for more Than n mile across one of III.
best nnolallSed sections " the dlstrlct
Tho claims purchased include tho
OlIoplcy and Turngron group Of ~
ololnp including the Tlpcrnry, Irish
Amoucnn, San Frnnclsco Turngr0n ami
other well known claims, the Jap group
" n claims, the a. James group Of
three claims and ono'thlld interest In
the Unlimited, adjoining the shield on
the aou,honst, The O'RoIlly group wdA
bonded TO Frank Benedict by the owner
Mrs, u, O'RIellcy, ana transferred BY
Mr., Benedict 10 the shield Tho jap
group waD owned by W. A, CLARK, lhr
80 James by Mossrs, Druch ana fran'
ken, md the ono.third interest In tho
Unlimited was acquired from Barney
quinn Gus Holmes owning the Other
two'thlrds,
Al Of these properties are taken nm.
der an option running for ole year ana
white the exact consideration IN not
given out II In known tina, the options
IN The aggregate call for the paymont
of nearly 100000 There " good
showing of mineral IN al " the prop.
critics., while IN the Shield Itself n largo
body Of fine silvor.lead ore haH been
opened mp, The acquisition Of the 0d-
Joining ground gives the Shield the cOh.
linultlon Of this ore body, while other
veins thnl have been opened IN me new
territory promise rich development,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
MAY CO INTO A
BIG POWER PROJECT
Utah Capital to Build Plant for
The Mines Of Rode District
In California
SENATOR SMOOT INTERESTED.
Along With State Senator Loose aud
/, l, Num- Light and Power for
IonOpah and GoIdIied
sncoIal Corrospondonec.

Special Correspondence,
Provo, Pune lo-.sonntor Smooi and
Manager Nunn of the Telluride Power
company have returned from Bodlc,
Cal, whore they went with &, u, Loose
10 investigate tho conditions for the
erection Of a large electro power ana
light plant TO supply power for the
mlncg az BodIc, where senator smoot
ana Mn Loose are largely Interested
Thoy found conditions very favorable
for the project AZ a point on the walker
river NIX miles north of Bridgeport, ana
when M, Loose comes back w u day
or two. the question will BIZ thoroughly
gone over and decision arrived at The
plant, II erected. wlll furnish light anu
power 10 Arora and Podlo, and possibly
10 doldilold and Tonopnh
ORE IN WHITE ROSE
The white Hose Mining company,
owhlng claims Joining the Tidal wave
oompany's property on the south Hltus
ntcd between Provo ana Fprlngyllloh
have struck threo.fO0i vein Of ore ",
their tunnel along the vein and only
10 feet from the mouth OF the iunnoi'
The ore carries 30 per cent copper $50
gold nd 81 ounces SILVER The company
IL now driving ahend na rapidly ne pos-
,hlo 10 determine the extent OF ~"
ore, which II certainly sufficiently yalu'
able Go be highly encouraging The
property IN owned by George Elliott ana
IN Wfitcheada Of Sprlngvllo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
REcApITULATioN.
A. &. CAMPBELL,
stoct Broker, $40 d. n, Walker Block
AGAINST BULLION BECK.
Eureka'iillI Mining Company Gets judo
ment for 1Iospass.

Charles s, Varlon as referee, In the
case tried before him recently of the
Eureka nm Va Bullion BECK a cham.
plon Mining company has rendered
judgment In favor Of the plaintiff Tn,
defendant was accused Of tresspassin,
IN Eufoka'lllll territory and extract.
Ing ore lhorefrom The plaintiff IN
awarded triple damages IN the sum Of
Sbl,Gi2 The amount is about S. 900 lces
than The Judgment rendered by Referee
Farley 4. Williams IN q former hearing
Of the case, The actual damages affixed
by Judge Narinn was sl6S9, or IN,
equivalent of las tons Of ore Of the
value Of slli 10 the ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19

\ second ear Of roSOs walormolons
was received This morning also a ear
~ tomatoes from the Tamo country,
Win u eur of canloloupce, Valencia or
Anaos, plums, peaches ana nprlcos
from California over the Salt Lake
Route, Tho'ncw road has oorralod all
Of the business from southern CnlIfor.
MIA and when the time II shortened M
WIN do more business than ovor In
tho Ash market sea bass * n new foa.
lure mat VIII ind q ro1dy sale There
Is . slight decline In choose, Wholesale,
ana u rise IN California lettuce, trapo
mull IN ~ present ont Of the murkot
inc prices obtaining In lod0ys local
mnrknlA are as follower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
ON MINING EXCHANGE.


The week opened with the sale OF
$500 shares this forenoon for which
was paid out the sum ~ sA6li,Dl.
Consolidated McWur beaded the list
with u small LOT eolng at N cente,
May Day opened weak, 1900 shares
going az il& cents closing slightly
stronger, Builer-Libcra found con-
siderable demand and the stock came
ont In fairly good tone, with the
companys new hoisting plant In COM
mission and with an additional ma
chine drill In operation. the manage
ncnt " IN position to make things
count Columbus Consolidated not
wi,hstanding I, II IN better shape TO
make money than ever before, sold
down 10 ~ cents
The closing quotations ana sales
were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
ROAD TO ALTA.
county commissioners Are Golns 10
spend Money In RersirIng N,

The. county commissioners made an
inspection NJ the LATHE Cottonwood
road last week and have promised ~
see that II receives some needed re"
pairs In response 10 the request Of the
mine owners " Alta,
This roud has had practically no at.
and now that traffic IN heavy M that
way the result N, the condition " the
thoroughfrc IL anything but good,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19

which was encountered not long ngo,
II showing M splondidly, according 10
Mr. Dcrn, Tho raise 10 the burfnce
han been completed anJ tho ore " now
being taken out through an open cut
The vein shows u width of about %
feet. the orc " all Of AN oNidgcd char
ootcr, which renders II Of easy treat.
monl. The Naluor run from $3.50 10 "
per tom ON the No, II incline, whore
rome work II being done the showing
IL very qualifying
The loueora WORKING tho old Manning
mill dump are making their first clean.
NJ and VIII have the product refined
ut the compnny'H refinery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
FOR CLEAN BACK YARDS,
Fire Chief Bywatcr Determined TO In.
force tho Ordinance

chief Bywoier Of the fire department
hns sworn out u complaint against
Warren o. Paul, a secondhand dealer
ON state street, Tor failure 10 comply
with the ordnance providing that the
back yNrip Of business places b. kcpt
clean Chiof Bywn,or stated 10 the
"Nowa.' This morning that this was tho
first Of several complaints n be filed
for failure To abide by the ordinance,
Tho chief N determined that the roar
~ business places shall be kept clean,
especially NJ ihip time, M II N nonr
July T. ana many fires might be ,hc
result of violation OF This law,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
REGULAR CALL SALES

Con, Mcrcur, 20 at n,
May Day 800 At IN 300 NJ M,
700 ~ llN, seller 60
Butlcr.Libora, loo NJ l9h 1000 At
l2h 5000 NJ l9h 500 nt r., 900 at l?h,
seller 3Oi 800 AZ i2h, seller lO 800 at l9,
seller 10.
Lite Chief 1000 az A.
New York, 300 at q, 100 nj 62iS, 100
~ 6S' 200 az 90, seller co. 100 at ~, seller
40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
CON. MERCUR CONDITIONS.
Manager bern Reports Them as salts
factory Clenn'up ~ Leases,

Manager George II, Dcrn Of tho Cons
nolldatod llold Mines company Of Mcr'
n0nga which has again returned to TIN
dividend column
What IN termed 40 The third vein,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
H 90
RETAIL.

Corn, per cwt uu,,,n,,.,,,,.,,tl
Corn cracked, per cwt ,.,n,n,,,,l,M
Wheat per burhol pu,n,nn,,nl,lO
uhih uultpttuststtttt,, ,,,,,i,SO
BARLEY rolled, per cwt ,,n,,nu,l,5O
Flour family per cwt ,,nun,,n,eiO
lloOr straight grade per pwt n,,,9,G0
nlouri hlgh patent per cwt u,,u,,es0
Ilun anu hhortH 'tu',p',iti,,t,tt1
nllnlsnt tnofN u''''''''i,,',,lul3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
MEATS AND'poULTRy,
new PRIVATE WIRE
SERVICE.
JAMES A. POLLOCK & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

"net sENoND SOUTH 1T,
SALT LAKE CITY,
oHpEHas pRoMpTLy ExEcuTED IN
6hXiN'ASSDS f PRO ElSsToTTs
''uvhTE ERASED WIRES WITH 10
uAN AND BRYAN, CORREH-
poNDINd-M EMBERH
New YORK Stock Eschanss, New yors
change. chicago hoard 81 Trade
WE llANpLE ALL PROMINENT UTAH
AMINO Az aESS,csS2sn MERclAL
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OPEN BOARD SALES.

Con, Mercur 100 0t 10
Lowe Mammoth, 100 M II 700 NJ co.
MAY Day 1000 at M 800 al IN,
Columbus Con-, 100 at 10; l0t AT a 100
i3R, 100 a, 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19

paralloing one another across the
east side OF Bonanza Mountain, which