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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
MORLEY CLAIMS
NEWT0NANO CHASE
LOCAL MAGNATE SAYS DRAFT
IS INJUSTICE
According to Agreement With the
National Commission the Two
stars Remain In Los
Angeles

With the first combat on the Chutes
park diamond between the Chicago
Nationals and the Seraphic stick WELD
ers but month distant local followers
Of the game are beginning to speculate
on the probable strength and person.
mel of the Los Angeles team for the
approaching season. Mique Fisher
has complacently announced that he
will encounter no insurmountabe
obstacle in his sprint for the champion
ship bunting and that Los Angeles
loses Newton and Chase, Oakland be-
ing also deprived of the services Uf
Buchanan, he does not see why his
predictions should be considered pre-
mature or unduly optimistic.
But the fates may have a disappoint-
Tacoma town in connection with his
calculations resulting from the enforced
journey of Messrs. Newton and Chase
to foreign parts. 1t VIII be remem-
bered that the agreement entered into
between the Pacific Coast league and
the National commission emphatically
stated that players could not be drafted
from the minor leagues before the first
of November. This clause in the re-
suits of the arbitration committees de-
liberations was subject to no modify
ing clause and the representatives of
the major leagues did not hesitate
over it's insertion in the articles govern
ing the future relations between the
majors and minors.
Manager MorIey's Stand
This restriction as to the time of the
members of the National association
exercising their prerogative of securing
promising sphere chasers from the
minor leagues is to permit the mana
ger of clubs whose men are to be
drafted to secure terms more advanta-
geous than would be the case were the
inroads of the majors unrestricted.
Manager Morley contends that as Doc
Newton and Hal Chase were drafted
to the New York American league
club in October the draft Is void and
CdHllOL Oe uiuuliiSJ liidolhuSh 90 IL
is in direct violation of the articles of
agreement now in force. Morley main
tains that Newton and Chase will re-
main in Los Angeles next season if
justice is done and that the New York
American club holds no valid claims
upon their services. James has been
penning divers weighty missives to
President Bert and other notables who
are numbered among the occupants
of the seats of the mighty in baseball
affairs. But these determined efforts
upon the part OF the manager of the
Los Angeles club have been hardly
productive of the desired results, and
James F. wakes pessimistic when he
discusses the possibility of retaining
possession of the big southpaw and the
infant wonder from Santa Clara.
Bert Will Act
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04

At T1m251i
amst place
yowner F.
good
always a
til stretch
sont frs rstpartS ace
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04


o
a colt
and bad chance
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04

Z, :49, ILL. Robador place /. show 1-2; Skep-
J. c.. g. Rey e Santa Anita-Lady Diamond
AZ. Robador 3. Scratched-Maude
easily. second the same.
and won ridden out. Skeptic reveled In the
race and had excuses. Retador closed
with an even break Brookdale ran good
extend himself in the going Hedrick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
FORTUNA MINES
OF BINGHAM.
Manager Sidney Bambergcr Has
Decided to Install Machine
Drills Soon.
OPENING or KEYSTONE LEDGE.
The WlWncbogo Vein to BE- Explored
Nine Now Shipping thirty
Tons Daily,

AZ the Fortuna mines In Bingham
the campaign Of development In being
carried steadily forward by Manager
sidney llnmborgor ana the results boz
INK obtained arc Of n very gratifying
character ~ much NJ that II has been
decided 10 Install complement ~ ma
chine drila Negotiations have been
opened with tho management Of tho
Bingham Consolidated company Tor tho
purchase Of air from the Dalton n Lark
compressor plant There II little
doubt but That an arrangement of thla
Kind VIII be made with The Bingham
Conp thus removing the necessity Of tho
Fortuna company going 10 tho OK.
nenso Of Installing IT, own plant,
Manager sidney Ilnmbcrgcr came In
from camp last nlghi, ana 10 News"
representative today stated that
the dfift being run on the Keystone
VEN has been moro than satisfactory
ANA mat II contains u nlco showing of
SIX per cent copper ore, shipments
arc now being made az tho rate OF 90
tons Of ore per day,
For some time Manager Bnmborger
has had a desire To open the Whine.
hnRo vein NJ depth, This vein shows
pome very encouraging values near the
surface and Mr. Bnmberger Expresses
the confidence that IN opening NJ lower
down shipping ore VIII be encountered
This " TO be done by means NJ n cross
cut from the Keystone Workings which
VIII Rlyo u stoplag back Of anywhere
from 500 10 1000 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Idaho Gold Discovery,

A Denver dispatch says Gold dis.
coyorlos near the hendwaiors OF the
Salmon river IN Idnho presnge the
opening Of u new mining district which
may rival any heretofore discovered,
Specimens ~ extremely rich ore, said
TO have been found In this region have
been brought TO this city by n. NJ, How.
ell Il former Denver newspaper man.
one Of tho pioneccrs OF The cripple
crock district aud q well known pros.
pootor ono piece ~ float, sawed IN
Twain revealed n streak Of almost puro
gold hnlf nm Inch thick ANA naanyod
ut u ne rate Of 3,6lb ounces u ton, Tho
ore IL q rusty sugar quartz, mixed with
non, that Looks more Ike conl cIndcrs
thnn phonOmontnlly rich rock
Mr. Howell said that the ore was
found near yellow Jacket creek, one of
the tributaries " the Salmon river,
along which many millions " dollars
worth of placer gold has boon found
The district Ia l9h miles from the near
ost RAILROAD station, llod Rock, Mont,
over which hundreds Of persons passed
going 10 Thunder mountain,
II believe that the llnd," said MIR.
Howell Coos q long way toward soly.
INK the prOblom Of the source 0f the
plror gold NJ the Idaho streams,
Idaho produced over 5000, 100000 W
pnrcr gold vet there has been com.
rwtivcly little gold quarts mining IN
mat country This ore IN remarkably
nee nilling, ana while entirely different
nom the white quartz when nbuunds
throughout tho montana of Idaho, IN
clearly uNHorNicd with these veins"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
CDNGliNrR A'rfs.

Frank w. Cook expects 10 leave to-
mOlrOw Ton loldllold,
The Uncle sam CON hos two ears NJ
crude ure In the market today
Manager Bradley ~ the locnl Allls.
Chalmers house IL IN bingham today,
Manager Louis \, Cntos of the RIOS.
ton consolidated mincs In IN the city
today
William Ochs has returned from "A
TRIP east whore he has been on mlnnp
business
H. NJ CroWthcr, manager Of the con,
Ana mines, Is In the Little otlonwood
district today,
Mossrs, llohcholi and BEETLES ~ the
Nowhouec stan returned from Beaver
county this morning
u, ! Mnhoney ana Mark HOPKINS OF
lho Poloei mines nj uold springs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
H. y. MINING CHANGES,
Manager fitch " Making Room FOR Mon
on Ills Own selection,

There has been roarrangemont Of
forces IN the offices " the United
Rlatos MING company Yesterday ChIef
clerk O. H. carey and HIS assistant,
James ". Lynch retired and their
places have been illled by Thomas car
michael and Ambrose N0rd, respective
~ u " rllmOred that other heads
have been delegated 10 fnll ana that
lhero VIII be- a general cleaning NJ
ana mon Installed who win come into
the United states household through
Manager Fltohs own selection, Mesprp.
Carmichael and Nord came 10 thla
state about 90 days ago from tho Mlchl.
gan copper country where they had
previously been associated with Mr..
Fitch who served one OF the big cop.
per companies there Az its manager.
To the credit Of Messra, Carey aud
Lynch II can be said that tho, have
both served the United Stnios company
faithfully and well, Their competency
has never been questioned ana In tos.
limony Of this, Manager Fitch paid
lhom u hitting compliment upon their
retirement l}ul they wero Victims Of
those circumstances brought about OF.
tcntlmos through The transfer OF man.
npomoni
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
adobe ANNUAL MEET.
salt Lake Interests Now control IN
Idaho Gold Mine,

The annual meeting of tho stocbhold.
ofs OF The Addlc Mining n Mining com.
pany, wna held az per advertised call,
81 Silver city, Tuesday. April 20, says
The silver city ddn) Nugget, The
board Of directors chosen for the on.
suing. year IN David Yorndorf, Chica.
80, II NJ, Orem, Salt Lake; and \, y,
McLaln, Archie j, Orem, ana L. l., Thr.
nor, Silver CITY, The new board OF al.
roclors held n meeting ana elected the
Following named officers to.wt
", NJ, Orem president Archie j. Or.
en-, Vice presidents H. y. Mclaln, sec.
rotary and treasurer.
the stockholders voted the abolition
OF tho. former bylaws of tho company
nnd adopted now ones IN their stoad
They also voted TO levy an assessment
Of ] cent per share on tho capital stock
" the company 10 clean NJ all out.
standing Indebtedness,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
COPPER NEAR CHEYENNE.
Important discovery Has lloen Made al,
silver crown Camp

NpcolNl correspondence.
Cheyenne, Wyo, May i-.Whal IA be-.
lleYed 10 BE- very important strike.
ana one that establishes the camp NJ a
paying one, has Jusl been made In the
mine Of tho llocla Copper Mining com.
pnny In the SILVER crown camp. "a
miles west Of Cheyenne, This company
II made up Of Denver ana Colorado
Springs men, headed by j c. swnrlg "
Denver Tho strike was made a week
ago, but the matter has been kept quol.
Al n depth OF about 1870 feet q large vein
mat averages 40 per cent copper ana
from seven TO nine ounces of platinum
per ton was encountered The mine IA
located four miles from the main line
Of the Union pocl0c, New machinery
has been ordered and n largo force III
men VIII be- put 10 work 10 develop the
strike, a Mill Ia also bong talked ~
THIS strike " bound 10 stimulate inter.
est In the silver Crown district, and
Cheyenne VIII DO benefited vastly there.
nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
STOCKS INCLINED
TO MAKE ADVANCES
AZ the Opening They Shot Up
wards on What Seemed TO
BE Urgent Demand
METALS WERE VERY BU0YANT.
'appIy Was Plentiful and Some Reac.
lion Followed Bonds We're
Strong,

New York, May . -.OpenlDp prlcos, shot
upwards buoyunily on an apparently ur.
sent demand, The rise IN Denver n n o
lmpnde preferred reached gA, IN Unite /
States Rubber preferred 2, smelling ana
he Toledo, H. Louis n Western stocks
y, Rubber Goods ANA Locomotive IA an d
a number " tho southwestcrns, Metro.
n0llton Securities unliod states sloo
preferred, Republic Steel ANA canadian
raclAe n point Stocks were Mpplol
'rcply ON the opening advance and lh0
market soon reacted, Tho reaction, how.
yer, was not extensive, and There was a
porollH rally before II o'clock Import
mi gains were made ny number 4
cndlng stocks, particularly those ldcnll.
led with, The metal Industry ana the
9adlns s2nllIerg a9d Trens,,conlinont u
I, Missouri Pacific smcRIHsp p'Sto, 1Hs
. gnd W Paul Union Pacific Lnulsyll
n Nashville, Reading Ontario n Western
united Nntos stpc pfdu Amnlgamnlod
Copper, Pressed Steel car preferred ana
ntllofs 10 ~. The demand became Hat
lrss owing TO The character II The solln.
Troop, Exceptions were the Corn pio
dnch stocks, Ne preferred rlslng eh and
The common, Manhattan aud Cotton al
preferred, which enInou ~ 10 IN theni
NQfiheIn preferred advanced and ~
lolod Consolldaled Gas foll bA, Brook,
lyn Mon Gas ~ colorado soN,hcrn
Brooklyn transit and Gc,rcpSlilan ~.
cuI leg L. The market leaders showed
rcntlolod fractional loesos hy noon,
Bonds showed strength In spots,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Park City Stock Has Dropped
twenty-five Per Cent Within
The Past Week
MAY DAY REMAINED STEADY.
Unele Sam Co.., ButlerLlbctal and
LittIe Chief on Active Llst--Clo"
Ing Quotations and Sales

Those who bought New York last
week ana sllll hold II are not wearing
worry broad smiles today The reason
can readily ho qoon by a glance ~ The
quotation sheet of todnya early calls
Of the mining exchange ludood the
outlook n FAR from encouraging ana
Tho opinion II gradually gaining ground
that before the managers Of tho Park
CITY property can open mine that
can be- depended on they win have to
70 deeper for II
The quotations today show n drop
Of more than a quarter Of n dollar In
u week May Day held ls own very
wen 10 dld Uncle sam Consolidated
Duiler.llbcral and Little chief Con.
roidntod Morcur remained nm IN did
the D0ly stocks, but none of thom were
IN demand, The open board trading
was light
The closing quotations ana sales were
poslo das fOlOWHl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

tho Utnh Copper syndicate had dopos.
llcd largo sum ~ money 20 the credit
Of the d0ldncd Great Bend Mining
company Of 0oldnold IN accordance
with an agreement entered into with uf.
flcers Of the company ana that from
now on will be- actively Identified with
lho management ~ the proposition In
Tho reorganization NJ tho compNpy,
Clarence fldeall VIII DO vice president
Frank ", Gillespie treasurer, and Fred
J., shorWln, director all ~ Colorado
springs FRANK II COOK, John A. klr.
by ana william NJ Bradley have re'
tired from The board 60 make room for
The now monbors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, May despite higher prices
here today was raisor 6tarsh' pro.
dlcu2nr q rain throllgh the creator part
OF ne wheat belt Formed the principal
rIsSs$tt q, SstiS g ~ IHSay s SHSa"S Ga s to-
SNGss1 Minneapolis, Duluth and chi.
caro- reported receipts of iCs cars against
ilIsGcr cables and smaller rcccIpls
,han estimated created q llrm tone IN The
s s e %' q ,Ss SGsT .csa %
price settled bnck 10 lols '''' " W. Wv
az Ivy os,s opened unchanged Mt sN and
July pcyt wos unchanged 4, l2,GS lard
"Wbc% NJ : rod 'S9@l No. 4 rod. so
o. No hprd, O9aNs No ! hnid, Ga,6s,
H. SioorsyGlsS,T,SS . @,'lil No of'ScrS S;iI
GSS,,ss. H. \ GES 10 4 ISss,on
NJ, ,e a., ., ,els advanced TO " closing y
Corll--July advanced TO ,7,s ana closed
al lA, net ndynnch " We
close Wheat May, OlNi July s3Ni
Formally eAl juy, ~. Sept, lCNa
,.8a,s, May sc'.i Jnly owagoNj sept,
fgrEnMoy, ilSi July, isjgA. Sept,
t, ard~May, iO'I JulS HaAa1 49, Sent,
Rlps-MOy 6S's july 'lin Sept,
EIE s AZ, SSssss ,,''yyo,s,ssy," no "
Clover May 1900,
Barley ash, i0nM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Bankers Are Gathering,

Now York, May s,--nankcrs from VA.
rlohs parts Of the country are gathering
nero 10 attend the annual meeting of
ne executive council Of the American
banners association ~ which A ploco
Tor the next convention ~ the nssool.
nllon WI be chosen. II Ia stated lhol
WAehlngton VIII be HE selection Tho
sessions WIN begin tomorrow,
y, u, lilgelow'e name appears on Tho
printed lists of membear VI the oSocu.
I'VE council one " the members a,Ai.
"a, however. that the former MlwAu.
kre banker Is no longer u member OF
tho association, w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
WILL BUILD IELLO LIME,
D. u, peery formlng n Telephone ON.
pany IN Nevada,

~ \ Poorly is FORMING a telephone
and telegraph company IN operate from
las Negae, New 10 Rhyolllo. and Rhv.
olllc 20 Goldllold, WIN h pald Nh copl.
tai " S2t O0O, says the OOdnod Y,n
Ten thousand dollars was ubwribcd ln
Rhyollto Today W n very short time,
$4,000 mas boon lhkon by Snlt Lake pco.
nnoe OF $4,000 r. ", Edwards. ono Of
thc' orlglnnl owners Of the Monlgom.
erysHhoshOne property, has been in.
etrlotod ~ order poles for the entire
limo, Work WIN start AT once ana tho
line win Do finished IN 80 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Garden CITY OHicinls,

Provo, May - The Garden Clly Min.
Ink company held lls annual stockhold-
ors meeting here yesterday ana tho
following ollloore ana directors were
ohoeon Jonathan buckley president (,
p ~ Buckley vice president, \. w,
lNrkleS secretary and treasurer, A, T.,
llnlch, q j Ward, JOS A. Bean ana
George buckley The company owns
!ho properties generally known nH tho
bl'kloN mlnc In Rock canyon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
NEW vONK PRODUCE

Now. York, May 2,-supar,- Raw, hrog.
War felr rellnina, bold ceqlrlfugal, n
le.l 0'ld moaqsoa sugar Sil.lG,
Refined, Irregular crushed, 0S pow.
dercd 6N, grNnulatod 0lb
Vofoo quiet No Z RIO ~
lu,lor eleady street prlce extra crphin,
eiy, Gll 2Glt
Cheese unchanged
Egan, slc0dyl Western storage ptlcr.
lions, III do llrats, IN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
UNCLE SAM MEETING.
shareholders WIN 0nihe, In Animal sss
alon June \,

The annual meeting NJ tho Uncle
Sam Consolidated Mining company has
been called for the oompnny's
Oilcos In this city on Monday June D,
nj which time n board ~ directors VIII
be chosen 70 serve during the coming
year That The management OF tho
company WIN be prepared 10 make n
good showing "a tho stockholders there
" not the slightest doubt The physI.
cal condition ~ tho mnc II reported Ia
be quito gratifying, while the financial
statement VIII mako good show
Ing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
THE BUTLER.LIBEk Al,


Al the liullcrLlboml mho IN hing.
ham, the work VI Installing the new
compressor ana h0lstlng plants, ordered
nmo time ago, " M pOgrosa,
owing 10 the company having no
ground of lta own for u waste dunn
az the mouth of th0 tunnel Manager
Jncoba found II necessary Ia hoist nlI
waste TO The ton Of the SHAFT, whllo
lho one mined VIII De taken out through
lho tunnel When tho new equipment
~ nll installed the lmller,Llbeml win
be- IN excellent shape Ia carry on opor.
ntunR IN lho future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
DECENTRALIZATION.
A, \, CAMPBELL,
Stock nrobor $40 ID. v. Walker Hook
SALT LAkERS STRIKE n.


I7p0OluI % IhI 'NOWUD
Goldnpld, New, MAY Not lutlo
Interest " being manifested hero oyor
The recent dlHcoyorIoa ON the propcrty
" Red Dog Mining company located In
Tulo canyon Esmrraldu county 0oorgo
-. bar Of SllD Lake city, Who ramo
IN from cllup today nnd who ls inter.
csted in the property hua brought In.
formation which leads lO the opInIon
thal IN ono Of lho riches, strikes over
innue IN lhls region surface ores show
and al 30 feet donh the vein Ia said lo
show a 90.inoh Nrolk running g6
ounooa IN gold The property also con
tnns sono good looking phtr ground
Frank II, lhlhwn formerly of Sill
LAKE, ANA Denver und phmdpnhlI
parties, win Mr. Blair are owners Of
tho prOportV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
T0DAYS REALTY TRANSFERS

company 10 ocofec Morris,
| i GM helf 1lool l. ,6loYel, plel d,'i AGO
| Ina johnson 10 ND" I at;asmcpr q "'
all part of block |, plni X, ole, AEON
X, McNnlr % a. 70 Houston Real
Etlhn ,lnvesimenl company half
ln,ercal IN lot b. block 0, Plat r. 49,.
llyrum purko 10 David COON, 10 '''"
acres OF southwest QlariOr OF SEQ.
llon o township south, range |
W . fo.hey ioJ o. to.stia, lo,s ="
Ann II smith OF NJ to lIone liar.
man ct A. Iyn Lods norl6oOt,
om s9ulhwosl corner Of lot 2,
r.. A. ilormon, Of IA 10 Am II. !
smllh oi A., "a "a acres Of south
west quarter Of section ?i town.
emp eoll y, range ] west ,nup,u 1
John " lIafmAn N nj TO Same,
llyc'nnths interest IN Ig.a acres
" southwest quarter ~ section co.
township south, range west, !
Nqmcn To same tolrhpitls lqicrds,
loNnnhlp ! south, range .wo,t,,, |
Ann T. llormon q NJ to John II,
acres bloch b sNclionI township
Jno s'g Y g ,sSsc to TTS SsIlcr ryit,,aa
pnrl Of lot I section l. townshIps
south. range ! east tuuuy,,,'D 600
Julius n Loyondnlo TO IJo &,
uroonc. Myl0 rods sol Invest
from w. r0de east ~, northwest
corner " lot 0, bloch vi Mat A. D
l., r. llorllng To- j. n Mcmahon et
nl lol 2q block RopednlO I, 4
Iopeph jones II al To l,utlor Mining
nnl Mllling company part "
Main Snrlng lode Yves, Mluntnln 10
Mrs y. turtlsa 10 porG A j, Clark
lots \ nnd o. block E0l plrh, 40
". n. Wlokg to Estate ~ James n
McNnlt ball. interest IN lot b.
block n Plat F,u,,iu,,,,,,,,.,,, 90
loscph l,cfNll TO Mlncra' Union
block y Mat A Wilkoe, Bng nm il0O
August Holhos TO ian, L. Whitney,
mart NJ lui . hlnck ~, Mat d.,
so@lo Kelsey 10 Lewla y Kelsey
rsiojo " / ilprmon Of A. 10 Am ="
y llNrmnn, Interest w ~ ncres,
block h, section a. township
south rnnge ! YVES, ,,rnuu,,n,
Rqme 10 John n Ilnrmen lntoreu
IN IN acres block D, section "a
township | south range | weslA
FLAGSTAFF silver Mining c0mpNny tO
rlngeian mines .rlhgNinff MINE,
Little cottonwood o,o D,,n,,,,,, iISO0
MnAs e. Vincent 10 Walter pan.
gcrneld epccial upn,",m,,od" u,,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Appointed Acting Manager,

H. W Foster who has served he so.
yer consolidated Mining company In
liulo county ne superintendent hnA
Doen appointed acting manager durIhg
The sickness ~ Manager H. e, Law.
TnuVp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

q, II, 4 J, H. Whlieoaf, Pattern. max.
elr, Gears, sprockc's, shcayes, Mil ana
smeller work speciality, Estimates
eheerfully given, M Heed NJ, Tel,
1904 H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
REGULAR CALL SALES.

May Dny.-50O nj g9R, buyer 30, 500
~ 23k 1000 at 2ih buyer 3O 1000 at
e3; 1000 elh buyer no.
Hllyer Shlcld.-5O0 ai lOh 900 NJ 90
Butler Liberal 100 NJ 1871.
Little Chief 600 ~ ~, 1000 AZ IA
Now York Bonanza 100 at isN, 900
NJ III 200 AT 7si 40 nt IN. 100 al 16a
100 NJ 7dh 200 M 70, 100 At 70, buyer
30, 100 nt 70, seller l0i 100 At 70, loo AT
VI, buyer 80. 100 ne "a 100 At 1g.
OPEN hoard SALES.
Carsa--lOO at 49,
Little thlef-i 600 M az,
May Day-5oO AT 23h buyer 80
Nnlldrlvor 100 20,
Now York loo NJ 20,
Stnr Consolidated 0OO at TO-
Victor Consolidated. 300 At w.
DECENTRALIZATION.
Nhlros Value
UeHullr en- u'u,,putlAOO0 1891 90
Upon pONid ''''",u,,Yp $500 b2lih
Forenoon totals .,uo?O3OO i3,S3G.8S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
COLOR ADoANs IN SADDLE.
WIN Have MnnnRoment ~ Gndflold
dre0t ilcnd Hereafter,

A message from colorado Springs,
ternOon, conveyed he Information that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
MUSIC TEACHERS,

All who desire TO consul, the list ~
the representative professors ana
music teachers Of Salt Lake should
read the 'Musclnns' Directory
IN the Saturday News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
NeNnLn Sinpka

James A. Pollock n co., brokers, 70.
ported the following quotations from
Fan Francisco today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
LIVESTOCK,
CHICAGO.

chicago, May 2.-cat,le- -ReceIpis, AGO
market steady Good TO prime steers, 81.
az GS poor 20 medium, i'e,Nj 10. s,ockcr'
end ls'9egs, Z ioao.sAi cows, s@p5 %
2.Md, calves 30Qu5 70,
llogs- Receipts today. BOO tomorrow
8WQ market strong Mixed and butch
efn b,lou6 20 good TO choice heavy, 5,eil
!'Slf rough, he9yS .i,ilgi % llphl' 5,0od
shcep-Reccipis, la.DOl sheen and lnmb,
steady. dQod to choice we,Nors, shorn
lh0db o. fair 20 choice mixed shorn
SNdt,a western sheep, .shQrn, 5000 %
nauye lamb, shorn, i,Oou6,2j, western
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
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H. Louis MAY g-Wool strong Torn.
tory and .Weslorn wgdlpms ?iilgO. nno
medium, lensl, nno, ifnlO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
REMOVED,

Tho Office of tho Pioneer Ore Sampl.
Ing CO. Ia moved TO bli Dooly Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
DosroA MARKET.

closing quotations today NJ "a,
ported by the brokerage n Finnuce
Goa successors 10 Hudson sons Co,
brokers, Werel