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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
NOW IN COMMISSION.
Rough Edges Being Worn orr Continen-
tal'Alta MIN and Tram.

Manager Henry NJ Crowther of the
Continental Alta came down from
camp last night ana reports that adj
iustments are being slowly made in the
tramway and mill. Both are In COM
mission but II VIII he some little time
before everything is in perfect run
ming order.
The late storm was quite severe In
Alta and the snow piled up at least two
feet. Although the Salt Lake valley
was wnd-swept Mr.. Crowther says
comparative calmness prevailed In the
Little Cottonwood canyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
BINGHAM OPTION.
Property Adjoining Utah Copper Tied Up
by j. A. Ilogle Jr.

James A. Hogle, Jr,, who recently
SECURED an option on the Starlus and
Horseshoe groups adjoining the Utah
Copper company's ground in Bingham,
It was learned during the day is about
to make a turn to an eastern syndicate.
The price was not disclosed. Being so
favorably located the property ought to
20 at a good stlff figure and il prob
ably viii The fate Of the deal will be
determined next week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
VIEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York April l2-Sugar raw, firm.
Fair refining, l5.i6. centrifugal, rs test,
l5-l6 molasses sugar, i-l6.
Rehncd-Firm. Crushed, SIS; powdered,
6.2j, graduated. 6.l5,
Coffee Steady No. Z Rio, ~.
Buttcr--F Firm, street prices extra cream
cry 3ld32, official prices unchanged,
Cheesc-Stcady, unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12

oil fight which he will not divulge Tho
federal grand jury is also In session
here at this time II is thought TO be
the intention OF the officials to bring
some of the evidence before the gran1
jury but the officers refuse to discuss
the matter in any way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
Albion Development.

Manager William Hatfield Of the AL
bion mine at Alta says development
work is being pushed forward with Wig
or and that considerable ore Is showing
in the tunnel; but the main body has
not been reached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
ORE IN THE TETRO.
Good showing on the Fifty and One
Hundred Level,

AdvIces received from Tintic during
the forenoon brought the Information
mat ore is beginning to show in the
drifts being run on the 80 and 100 foot
levels
The strike made last year was on
what n known MS the tunnel level and
the levels now being run are below IT,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
IN EAGLE 4 BLUE BELL.
Some Big ore bodies Being Developed in
This 1intlc Mine.

The management Of the Bingham
Consolidated IL developing some fine
ore IN the Eagle & Blue Bell mine In
Tmtc, II Is reported that a 30-foot
vein has been opened, which shows val
ues OF S26 20 the ton. on the 500, where
the principal operations have been con-
Centrated, the company IL taking out
ore that averages Sl4 to the ton.
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WOOL.

ST. Louis, April i2--Wool, dull TORT
tory and western mediums, 22H2 fine
medium, l7Gfls, fine lNil7,
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, April l2-Cattle-ReceInts 49,
coo; market steady, Good TO prime steers,
6.l5u6S; poor to medium, 10a6. 81
stockers and feeders, 2.65Qj.O O cows, IS
40; hcifers 3, 3,l9.a5,iS Gamers, l'6I@
Hogs-Recoipts today, 1900; tomorrow,
22000 market strong to cents higher.
Mixed and butchers. bj0aj.sO; good TO
choice heavy. j.65d5.12is; rough heavy.
6o99 co. lights 5'ioaS't2's; bulk Of sales
sheep-Recelpts. 5000; market steady;
lambs steady. Good TO choice wethers,
8. 75d6 10; fair to choice mixed, 450a5.@,
western sheep 5.00n6l0 native lambs,
4.Jol7 80; western lambs, 4.Ibq7,S
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Aprf l2.-Cattle Re.
cepts, 400; market steady and active,
Native steers. i2ja6 80; cows and heIfers,
3j0a5l0; western steers, 3,75d5. 81 can.
ners, 2.O0d350; stockers and feeders 2.Of
800 calves, 3.OOG6W. bulls, stays, etc.,
@ 5Odi25
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady to
stronger, Heavy, 5.30Md.3j mixed, 5.30d
582la' lights, 5,5isq5 S52!s; pigs i75q5.%;
easy. Western yearings, G,Old6.1j weth.
ers. ), i0g5,9 ewes. 5.0On6.6O, lambs, $40
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City April 2,--Cattle--Rccepts
700; market steady to strong. Native
steers. 4,15q6.eo; native cows and heifers,
2 d0d5 90; stockers and feeders 3d0n5 %
bulls, 2,15q4j0; calves 3,00n6 % western
fed steers, 47jq6.2; western fed cows,
Hogs Receipts 1900 market steady to
8, iQa5iTs; packers 53jQo.i5, pigs and
lights I. 25G5. 1914.
Muttons, 5OcG6OO; lambs 6.50d7,5l range
WetheTs b. 50H6 G5. fed ewes, D .0ld0. IS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
PRODUCE.

Liverpool. April l2--Ciose; Wheat--May
S. I'D; July IS, 7Ad; Sept, 6s I'D,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.


May Day, 5000 at %; 1900 at 25L; L.
00O at 24Ss 1000 at 24ta 1900 at 24A;
goo at 24B 5000 at 25Ia; 500 at 25& 500
at 25%.
Sacramento, 50 at IA
Butler Liberal, 500 at l2l4 1000 at 70.
New York. 200 at 59ia, b. 30, 200 at $50;
300 at 59i l,lOO Mt 59i3; 200 at 59& 800 at
60.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax, 500 at IAN.
Butler Liberal, 500 at IL.
Carisa, 500 at ll% 500 at H.
May Day, coo at 2i%; 1000 at %; 1900
Ut 25a.
New York 800 AZ 59h 800 at so.
Uncle Sam, 400 nj 34A
United Bingham, 500 at "A.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value,
Regular ,,t..,,,,,,,.,,,,.2l,bO 900 3j,9ll, %
open NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $500 l,64i, 70
Forenoon totals ,.,u,21,9 800 1856 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today M re-
ported by the brokerage q Finance
Coz successors to Hudson Sons Co.,
brokers, were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
THE STATE BANK
UTAH, -
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph II. Smith President
VIM B. Preston Vice President
Charles s. Burton CasMd
Henry 7, McEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
Heber J. Grant, lsslc Barton,
Joseph r. smith. James D. Murdook,
Chas. s. Burton. Byron Groo.
Vim, ID. Preston Hober NJ Wells,
A W. Carlson.
Commercial Banking ln all It's branchS
Accounts Solicited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
REHABILITATION
A. S. CAMPBELL,
INVESTIGATION STARTED

Stock Broker ZIG D. F. Walker Block.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

Parasites affect animals in winter more
or less. Use Kerosene emulsion when it is
not 100 old weather. and pyrethrum when
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25
PLANS TO INVADE
|NF|DEL EUROPE
John Alexander Dowie Is De-
scribed by One Who
Worked in Zion City.
HE is A FINANCIAL KING
This Shrewd Scotchman, Who a Few
Years Ago Mas a Poor Preacher,
Has Made a Fortune in the
Last Fifteen Years.
HE is A KING

Win a.. Campbell. in Sioux City Tribune.
There is 10 king like Dowie."
When the ingenious Chicago news
paper writer turned the favorite comic
opera song Of "Dodo" into the above
line, applicable to John Alexander Dow
Ie, he not only described the general
overseer" of Zion, but he made him
very angry.
In fact as we'll as in song, JOIN Alex
ander Dowie is an u~nequalled king. for
he has made SIG, 100000 in a little less
than 10 years; founded a religion
which has thousands Of followers;
pulled out of bankruptcy once OF twice
when his liabilities We're $1,000, 900 to
10000. 900: made a second conquest OF
Mexico; and is now planning TO invade
lntidel France With his forces.
Stranger than anything else In the
creation of this magnificent fortune, he
has accomplished it in America. where
people are not oNer CredulouS. Having
mad no monopoly on a necessity of life;
never having dipped into insurance
surpluses, or secured dollars on ANAL
yamated copper stock, Mr. Dowie has
outdone the ROckefcllerS, Rogers and
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25
The Hessian Fly-our Oldest Pest.

O'NSSN = SSks
Success Magazine: Few people
know that the Hessian fly is one
of the Oldest of all the crop
pests in this country. and that it's name
was given 1t AS a result Of the fact that
it was brought TO the United States in
the straw included in the impedimenta
of the Hessian troops sent ovcr against
the American reVoiulionists by George
III. in l77G. 1t was first noticed on
Long Island, about one hundred and
twenty-five years ago, and since has
spread CO-cXtcnSiveIy with the pro-
gress Of civilization and wheat growing
west, north and south. Sometimes it
completely destroys the growing wheat
in certain sections, and the average
loss ii causes is about forty million
bushels annually, or about six or seven
per cent. of the total crop. The Ento-
biological bureau has studied it long
and closely, and the recommendations
made TO wheat " have undoubt-
edly kept the damage far below what it
would otherwise naVe been, and yet, in
spite Of the best efforts of the scien-
lists and the farmers who act on their
advice, the fly got beyond control dur
ing the season of four years ago n
destroyed fully eighty per cent. of the
crop in the infested region. the result
ant loss being in the ncisnborhood OF
thirty-five or forty million dollars. This
extraordinary and unfortunate devei-
opInent was due Il weather conditions
favorable to the pest and To an unusual
scarcity Of its parasitic enemy. This
parasite. which forms inside the body
of the fly. has been secured In large
numbers by the en~tomologistS and lih-
Grated in several wheat growing states
and much good has resulted.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

ther frenzied fnanciers. as he had
Nothing TO offer the people but a reli-
zion, about Which he could tell them
little, because he knew little about it
himself.
John Alexander Dowie must look
,ack over the last fifteen years of his
life with the utmoS surprise.
Criticised by thousands OF protestant
IND Catholic clergymen, reNiled by the
Fellow press and condemned as a fakir
~ the most conservative papers, the
,hrewd Scotchman. who a few years ago
Nas a poor preacher in a small OWL
lear Sydney. Australia, has secured
he combination to the pockets OF thou
sands of American people and mas real
Zed q fortune which is nothing short
>f fabulous.
My own term as a disciple of this
elijah III. was short beginning the first
If October and ending November ! of
he same year. AZ that time Mr.. Dowie
vas the subject of abuse by every Chi
.ago newspaper and the newspapers
III over the country We're abusing him.
He declared in his lecture at the audi
:oriuln in Chicago that If he We're the
mayor of the wicked and windy city,
he first thing he would do would be to
suppress every newspaper in Chicago.
IN bitter words he condemned the writ
,rs. calling them names, and saying
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

that anyone who would read their
writings was a thief and a scandal
nonger. This only angered the re-
porters and they resolved to have more
,un with the prophet of Zion. and the
overseer of the kingdom of Christ on
aarth.
AS useless as it was for . reporter to
Try to secure an interview with Mr..
Dowie by fair means, STACEY had to be
Used, and Chicago newspaper writer's
lie o hesitate to do anything to get
new stuff about this continuous hot
story up on Lake Michigan. After
working for nearly three weeks on the
streets Of Zion City, wearing great
~olisters on my hands dumping scrap
ars, l began to look around for some
thing better and n evening when l
walked INTO the Bank Of Zion to cash
my pay check. and leave one tenth Of
Il for the Lord.-tor we Of Zion are
supposed to bring all the tithes into
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

Secretarv Norton reports having re-
Turned 10 the treasury large sums unused.
Either congress is not fit TO appropriate.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25
storehou,e-1 asked IL I could see

the ~storehouse-1 asked If I could see
the manager OF the bank. 1 believed l
could work In some OF the stores or
real estate offices and serve the general
overseer to better advantage. having a
common school education and being
able to write and read a little. The
general overseer would act on my case
when he got up to it and see if some
thing could not be found suitable. Then
I intended to buy an acre or two OF
Zion City land along the ~bouleNards,
which are to be paved with golden
cobble stones and compose the main
Corsos of heaven bye and W.
The first lieutenant Of the Great
First Cause came up from Chicago
Monday morning. and before noon l
was in his presence. He Is a small
man, with handy legs. with a large
head and small sharp eyes. piercing
you through and through. He had
been told of the desire l had to be-
come a follower. buy a lot. and secure
employment. But the sale OF the lot
was first on his mind.
Buy anywhere in Zion CITY," he
SAID. 1T vii, all be worth more, We
will give you streets. parks. sidewalks.
schools. a unive1 sity, II the greatest
temple ever raised beneath high heav-
en-. This city will be a beautiful place.
Those venue ar. 10 be nearly 100
NiItS Ni'it' hiib paw w as as W. y
linen. l will sell an acre for $4,000. 1t
Gems q little stiff. but l tell you the
land o buy here now is dirt cheap.
1t is cheap dirt, and if YOU do not take
1t you will regret 1t, because 1t will be
gone and YOU will not be able to get
it. Every acre of that land from this
house to Lake Michigan is worth $4,000.
l tell you, and l believe ii will be worth
more"
Three thousand dollars an acre for
land bought in a 6,500-acre bunch only
thirteen months before for 5000 per
acre.
The keeper of the ~corruptible treas
urcr of the Zion restoration host
knew | was thinking and would need a
few leaves of healing to relieve me il
he made the price much higher. Tina,
| should be silent so long, provoked the
old man, and he walked back and
forth, roaring.
You think | want the money for
! myself. don't YOU he Almost shouted.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

view in the United States. Around
Shiloh temple the streets run diagon-
ally across the city, intcrsecteI at in
tervals of 600 yards. They are now as
white as the lime stone paving can be
kept. and the homes are expensive, the
general overSeer forbidding the build
ing of houses costing less
than $1,000 within several blocks
of the great temple. just now
nearing completion. The followers who
have built up this city. do not exactly
own the land for which they have paid
the fabulous prices, but hold it on
1000 year leases, at the end of which
time it is to be restored to the sovereign,
j. A. Dowie, in good condition and well
improved.
Here in this city with the celestial
air about 1t, the general overseer oper-
ates a string of department stores sew
eral blocks long. a hospice covering
nearly -four blocks, the Bank .: Zion,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25
Wilson'S Farm Notes.

Parasites affect animals in winter more
or less. Use Kerosene emulsion when It is
not 200 cold weather. and pHrethrum "hen
it is.
Secretary Morton reports having re
turned to the treasury large sums unused.
Either congress is not fit to appropriate.
or Morton is unfit to execute.
Our corn is going TO all the world in I'M
usual quantities. The starving Indian
man finds it cheaper than other bread
stlifs. Free shipping viii eventually help
prices: nome activities VIII heip ihucil
more, however.
The Mexican cattle are pouring into the
United States again, quarantine being
lifted. Thts poor st1lf hen IN n our
duct. If agricultural products are TO come
in free then extend the same privilege to
n! other things.
The Improved Stock Breeders meet this
wear at Fairfield, December 3. The secre-
tary. Clarence Murdcck. has worked up a
good program. Many prominent farmers
be read, followed by discussions of value
TO all who are engaged in agricultural
operations.
Farmers meetings. local; state or ma
t.onal. vii. soon C%onclud. that they must
keep politics out. The National congress,
.ate!y held at lnGianapolis, IS cenSnred by
many for the disposition TO- admif this
such places and where rules are not street
in keeping out foreign matter, it VIII get
in and perhaps commit people to what
liItN Y " S"' ''
Permanent pastures in Iowa are fine this
fall. where they nave been kept for fall
and winter use. Little snow has fallen to
prevent grazing. They are excellent TO
turn the dairy COW on a few, hours a day.
Young stock may Craze all day, and colts
can live over winter OF, them. They are
labor saving, and provide feed that would
have taken labor to put up, 1t is vel,
however. not to depend too much on
them with most kinds of stock. They are
good in their place only. The fatten:ng
I steer can protitably Craze on them as they
balance his corn.
Remember the breeding animals with
something succuient during the winter;
some roots. If they have not access to
grass; give grains that make muscle and
mix. for he embryo requires all the
nutrients necessary to grow it. and wha'
will make milk viii make growth. Vigor
is necessary in the pregnant animal. while
fat is not Enough fat will be formed
from feed that makes growth to answer
all the requirements Of the coming young
things. Civ exercise SO that circulation
will be good. There is no study more in
tricate than the proper winterIng of com
ing in animals. Be very gentle with
them: Jacob understood this and told us
! much about it
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25
MaideuIy Confidences

Puck: what il were to find a
strange man in your rooin?"
Mercy! OF course | should sink
through the floor
But what ii the fiat below were oc-
cupied by a bachelor2"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

but | don't. l don't. | tell You. Why
should | need money? | do not need
one cent more than | have. | could
have everything IN this city if wanted
it. 1t is all in my own name. l own
the best part of Lake couFity, but ! am
true to God. | tell you, and to Zion. and
l have not !; bit of self interest in this
whole business. The sum of $3.50, 0O0,-
900 will flow into this city in five years
and the man who does not buy my
cheap dirt is a fool. ] tell you, a fool, a
fool. a fool, a fool"
Nj. Dowie had a hard time after he
came to Chicago. and made his first
money healing by laying on of hands,
having his Office in Il small hotel con
Quoted by his wife. His money came
slowly at first but gradually he built
up Il good business and astounded Chi
cago business men when q few years
later he purchased the $500 acres OF
Lake county land, and agreed to pay
$l,3o0,OOO for it. The tract consists of
more than ten square miles, half way
between Chicago and Milwaukee, sslop-
Ing from the hill top, where Shiloh
temple is located, to the shores of Lake
Michigan.
Here Dowie laid out the city of Zion
the most Wonderful and most beautiful
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

Durnite, invented by Colonel Beverly
w. Dunn. of the. Sandy took station,
is said to be the most po"crfu! -xplo-
sion known.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

Here Dowie laid out the city of Zion,
the most Wonderful and most beautiful
from a landscape gardeners point of
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-25

The Mexican cattle are pouring into the
Tnit.d States again, quarantine being
lifted. This poor stuff completes in our
home markets. and depresses home pro-
duct. If agricultural products are to come
in free then extend the same privilege to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-04
MORE ABOUT
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS

New York. Dec 4-The Armstrong in
surance committee will resume its iR-
quiry this morning. Five sessions will
be held this week and in each OF the
succeeding weeks up to Christmas.
The committee will take that day off,
but IL is expected that the hearings will
be held during the rest of the holidays.
The COMMITTEES feels that n thorough
investigation into the affairs and methods
of the state insurance department Is alb
solutely necessary 5efore the new legis-
lature meets on Jan. /. and if any matters
are To be slighted they won't be those
relating to the estate insurance depart
ment.
II may be that the committee will have
to curtail its inquiry into the assessment
companies end the fraternal organiza-
tions A serious effort will be made, how
ever. to carry things far enough in these
directions 30 bring out some knowledge
Of tho general conditions. The committee
does not expect that ~ will be able 10 ex-
anime the officers of all The small com
panies and has sent out TO many ot them
n list OF pertinent questions which Il
wants answered.
IL the answers from any company indi-
cate that the COMMITTEES ought 20 have
further information the officers or repre-
scntatives OF that company will be called
Many OF tho smaller companies which
have home offices in this state will not
be satisfied with anything less than a per-
soual examination OF their officers
They contend that the affairs ~ all In
surauce companies are not as bad as tho
disclosures made in the eXamination OF
tho big three would indica'c and they
ask that theY be HIlOWed IN OppofTunlty
To- 60 on the stand and show that this II
true
II ia likely that the committee will call
Cornelius y Bliss 90 the stand this week.
H.. examining Mr.. Bliss the committee
would be able to save considerable time
I'm its inquiries about political contribu-
lions TO the Republican national cam
paig1 committee.
so far as could be learned yesterday