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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
A Revolver For the President.

President Roosevelt has new weap- on for his armory in the gift from Mart Allen. brother of The" Allen, of a revolver of service only to its owner, says Washington special dispatch to the St. Louis POst-Dspatch. Attempts to fire it unless one is familiar with Its combination are vain. Allen invented this peculiar type of firearm while q convict in Sing Sing prison. The idea was suggested when two fellow con victs escaped by obtaining the ward ems revolvers and holding him at bay by threatening him with instant death if he interfered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
\ Priie For q Democrat,

WASHINGTON. March 9-AnOther shock is to be given the regular party men in the senate. and another Demo- crat Is to draw prize from President Roosevelt. who has announced his in tention to appoint former Representa- tive Parish Carter Tate of Georgia United States district attorney for the northern district of that state. He is to succeed F.. A. Angler. Republican. who has held office for eight years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
TO MAKE WAR IMPOSSIBLE.
What Santos-Dumont Predicts For
 Aerial Navigation.

Aerial Navigation.
 In an article in the new French mag azine Je Sais Tout q Know Every thing NJ. Santos Dumont says that the present generation will see perfect flying machine which will make war impossible. There will also be trans continental aerial expresses. with Paris as the great aerial station. He adds:
 What would you say if told you that next summer I am confident of giving a new impulse to aerial naviga- tion: that myself hope to be able be- fore ending my experiences to cruise without descending to earth. in a yacht that will he in itself flying house:'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
Needed in the Navy.

.;aval constructors are in great de ,aand. The United States navy finds + hard to retain the constructors whom II educates because private firms offer them salaries of twice and three times the amount they are now receiving.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
Prizes fo- Moths

The city of Salem. Mass, offered prizes last year to boys for killing brown-tail moths. In competing for these prizes the boys destroyed 375.0oo nests. which were estimated 10 rep resent 112 NOD caterpilIars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09

faces the south or southeast may be utilized for this purpose. Wall in with close weather boarding portion of the roof after it has been covered with zinc Roof with sashes made up of Sx10-inch glasses. Hinge some of the sashes so they may be raised and lowered for ventilation.
 Within the house construct plant bed of one-inch lumber F inches deep, and wide enough to allow a narrow passage about the outside, as shown
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
Capable of Great Acts

The one who will be found in trial capable ;,f great acts of love is ever the one who is always doing consider ate small ones
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
Mexican Houses.

The outside walls of many of the houses in Mexico are from three to six fee; thick to withstand earthquake shOrks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
Carrying Salvation to Jerusalem.

JERUSALEM. March 2. - General Booth of the Salvation Army has ar rived here. He intends to hold series of meetings. The porte has directed the local authorities to prohibit Turkish subjects fro., ,t.nr"i-"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
Rnnf = eaneE

Banana skins are in demand in Eng land. particularly at hotels for ths cleaning of boots
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
CUTTING SMALL BRANCHES
A Right and Wrong Way of Per- forming the Task of Prun-
 ing Small Plants.

There is a right and wrong way to cut small branches. The right way is shown-at a. in the accompanying illus tration the wrong ways at b, c and d.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
Tunnels of Gibraltar.

There are @ miles of tunnels cut in the solid rock Of Gibraltar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09

ment here out lined may be made satisfactory, sug- gests the Orange Judd Farmer. The
 roof or porch of any veranda which
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
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RIGHT AND WRONG WAYS OF TRIM.
 MING.
 A sharp knife is best for pruning small plants. says the Farm and Home. Cut near a bud at an angle of 45 degrees. placing the edge of the knife opposite the bud and about level with its lowest point. This brings the top of the cut at about the top of the bud. The cut at d was made too low. and leaves the bud exposed. so there is danger of it's being broken. Cut c was made too high and the limb must die back before the new growth can grow over if. Cut at h has the same objection, but in lesser degree.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
Eyeelass Tabooed.

MonOcIes are Ro~ prohibited in the German army
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
A ROOF GREENHOUSE.
How an Inexpensive But Practical Greenhouse May Be Es-
 tablished.

For those who. desire an inexpensive but practical greenhouse, the arrange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
or IN response TO any increased general
buylnN demand, says the Boston Conc

or IN response TO any increased general
buylnN demand, says the Boston CONF
mercinl
The published statement this week
that the minors have been withdrhWn
from the lower workings OF the Utan
mlno and put NJ work IN the higher lev.
els, IN not because OF unantlnfnctOry de.
Volopmonta there, The deepest level OF
the mine N 100 feet below the lower tuns
MI a openings made at this depth
must be Kept clear of water by pump
ing, whereas the higher levels nro
drained by gravity through the tun-
ncle, Az there N M least "a nyesyenrs
supply of ore blocked out above the
tunnel, and great deal more likely 10
be encountered, II N not thought good
economy TO 10 ahead now with the onr
tonslye development of ore bodies which
WIN not be needed nt the smoltor for
ave or ten years, especially aa such
openings would have to be pumped out
during that long period, II " known
that the ore goes down, ana the man
ngomont win rest contontod with this
knowledge ana give its attention 10
production and proilt making,
Few people realize what tromons
dously profitable enterprise the Titan
Consolidated has been, II was first op~
onod aS n copper mlno only seven or
eight years ngo Tho total amount pnld
IN by tho stockholders was $1,000 coo
the par value OF It's capital stock and a
very largo portion Of this money went
10 pay for properties, commissions, OK.
pert work, otc, Production was begun
about Ave years ago with n 2b0-lon
smoltor, ana IN Ave years the com.
pany's earnings have been sufficient 10
permit OF the construction OF two 900
ton additions 10 the smolter, n general
reconstruction OF the plant IN the inter-
est Of economy, the equipment of the
mlno, the opening ana development Of
I'VE years advance ore reserves, tho
payment OF moro than $4,000 900 In divi-
donda and the accumulation Of u large
cash surplus In the comp0ny's treas.
ury,
Now that the advance development
work ana heavy construction are 10 be
ourtniled II IN easy to zee that oporat-
INK costs must for the time drop TO
minimum, The Utah has been making
It's copper NJ cost Of cents pei
pound, and Il " not Impossible that II
may show AZ low n cost az I cents per
pond There viii be little occasion for
surprise II earnings Of more than 50
per share are shown on the stock thln
year. ana II " practically certain that
the dividend rate VIII be raised 20 ~
per share seml-Onnually. Utah Con-.
solldated stock II almost sure 10 sell
above $50 per share this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
SMITHS FLOUR

be sunk at once at the point necessary
10 connect with The extreme eastern
workings, ana the vein worked from
lts two points Of exposure,
There has been n sulllclont amount
OF magnificent milling ore exposed TO
assure years OF active work on the
Dixie, The most prominent features
OF the Dixie Nv the groat mass OF ore
exposed, which " Of n very free mill
Ing character II carries uniform rich
values and leaves very little TO be
conIocturod
Assays have varied from the surface
the richest being t?1GO and $500 and
$500 values are nothing unusual, ANA at
depth a more uniform run OF value Is
found,
Experience In the district has shown
that water IN abundance II found at
the depth anticipated IN the Dixie, and
untll this N secured the company In
quietly and wisely opening the vein
thu VIII eventually establish the mi mo
IN tho ranks Of the wonderful wealth
producers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
CONCENTR ATRS,

G. l., Dimowltty, the mining en-
glneer, IN IN Italy
Thomas ], Lynch loft San Francisco
today for Tonopah,
j. j. Burke, the machinery contractor,
Is az Sugar city, Ida
W. y, oMcara departed for San
Francisco this afternoon.
Herman W. Horne, the surveyor Ia
at the May Day mine In Tintlo today.
James w, Neil came down from
Butte yesterday on brlef business
trip,
A mill " 20 be built IN the Bullfrog,
New mining district by the Bullfrog
Mining company
The Quoon group OF claims near
Goldnold was aold last week for con-
sheraton Of $4,000
r. NJ, Orcm, the attorney has re-
turned from n trip east, whore he went
on mining business,
Manager <, NJ, Levy OF the Annie
Laurie Mining company departed for
Kimberly this morning
T, J, Osborn, former superintendent
OF the Majestic copper properties IN
Beaver county Is In the city.
Manager l.. a. Copeland Of the ray.
Tor & Brunton samplng works has 70
turned from u trip TO the coast,
The Horn silver Mining company
has commenced lillng contract 60 dc.
liver 5000 tons OF zinc ore 10 the lola,
Kan, smeltors
Tho ore ana bullion settlements r..
ported late yesterday were ms follows,
Crude ore and concentrates, s26,00OI
base bullion, $4,000
George Sockctt and William s.,
Cloayos OF Michigan, stockholders
IN the Shoba Gold and SILVER Mining
company have arrived from tho cast
W. s. Brown one Of the directors o,
the Consolidated Mercur company, do.
parted for Cherry Creek, New, today,
10 naugurato campaign Of develop.
ment AZ the North Mountain mine,
which has been IDLE for some time,
The development OF the Summit PA.
Ger company's mines at Soldier summit
win be resumed within the next few
days, President Butler viii leave for
camp FOR the purpose Of installing
force Of men there this afternoon. lle
VIII be accompanied by G, d, Rookldgc,
In the federal court the Apex Cold
Mining company has brought suit
against the Bank OF England Mining
company, Suit IL brought to determine
title and possession Of certain mining
claims known nv Minnie No, 1 ana
Minnie No, 2, M against tho klnodlkc.
the United Stnlos Treasury and the
cold Reserve, All ~ the claims arc To-
Gated IN the West Mountain mining
district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
UTAn,APEX OFFICIALS,
Fasteners VISIT bingham Mines ana
Return We'll Pleased win Irr,

During the past few days Manager
Walter G. Orem has been entertaining
a party Of eastern shareholders In tho
ltnh- Apes mino Of Bingham, Among
the number comprising II was H. W.
Horne, treasurer OF the company ana
w D. carm and Harvey H. COLLISION,
dirootorA They returned from camp
yesterday forenoon thoroughly pleased
with conditions at the mine and con.
WINGED more than ever that the Apex ls
going 20 become ono OF the big pro.
duclng mines OF the copper camp
II IN the intention of the company 10
carry on n much moro vigorous cam.
pnlBn this year than ever before and
Manager Orem has instructions 10 cut
things loose, The installation Of the
new air compressor nj the mouth of the
parVenu tunnel which IN TO be tho
main avenue for the exit Of ores IN the
future This odit IN TO be showed into
The mountain as fast az possible,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
M'AULEY GROUP
CHANGES OWNERS
Michigan Capitalist Becomes I'm
pressed With Beaver County
Copper Belt
AND SECURES A FOOTAoLD.
Broker ! N. Reynolds Becomes In
terested With Him -- Wasatch
King to ship.

j, X, Persons q prominent Duluth
MINI, mining man, has been making
u tour through the mining districts OF
Beaver county IN company with Broker
j, NJ Reynolds,
When Mr. porsone came here II little
more than a week ago he did not have
the remotosl idea that he would go
home as the owner Of large interest
IN a copper property IN Beaver county.
MI Reynolds prevailed upon him and
he finally consented to make the
Trip TO that region,
The Cactus and Other mines were
visited and Nh, Persons began TO get
Interested ana, noting that geological
conditions there were favorable, con,
clldod ne would Ike 70 gct "a ioolhold
there himself Tho opportunity pre-.
scented Itself In what N known us the
McAuloy group, located between the q,
Il, and The Cactus mines The owners
accepted a bid Tor the ground and nfs
ter examination into the titles the doods
10 the property were passed, The denl
was a cash transaction Mr., Reynolds
took an interest with Mr. Persons and
II IL their intention to promote a new
company,
The group comprise four claims and
the principal development work done
upon lhom consists Of u tunnel 1850 feet
IN length, IN which II exposed vein
OF ore Az feet wide that win average,
Mr. Reynolds states, about per cent
copper
The ore and the formation OF the
country Nv very similar 10 that found
over IN the vicinity Of tho Cactus mine
IN the Copper gulch,
AT the W0sach King, Mr. Reynolds
says, there are about 10 tons on the
dump ready for shipment to the smell
ters and superintendent j, &, Brown
field, who came into the city for few
days recreation, expects TO commence
regular shipments soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
NEvADA.sUpRRIoR COMPANY.
Formed 10 Operate property In Hum.
boldi county, Nevada,

The articles Of incorporation OF tho
Nevada. superior Mines company were
filed IN the office OF the county clork
yesterday afternoon, The capital stock
X 300 900 shares OF the par value OF 81
each,
Tho incorpora,ors and officers Of the
now corporation are comprised Of
Rockford, Illinois and Salt Lake par
ties y, II, Peterson OF Rockford, II
presidents =, H. Butler Of Salt Lake,
vice president G, y, Rooklldgc, seorc.
Rockford, treasurer and N, NJ, Warner
and George Wilson Of this city diroc-
tors.
The company viii operate In tho
Antelope mining district IN Humboldt
county, Nevada,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Mines In litigation.

san Francisco, May lS,-The United
states circuit court " appeals Cor tho
NiDth circuit has handed down q de-
clson Affirming the Judgment Of Judge
Wick,whnm Of the Third judicial dis.
trlct u Alaska, confirming the title OF
the Bonanza copper mines IN the Alaska
Copper ana Coal company, over which
There hna been considerable litigation,
The property involved Is the bonanza
copper mines, roputod 10 be the lnrg.
cst property IN Alaska, ana IN con-
trollcd by some prominent New York;
ors, among them Norman Schultg,
james H. Ralph Nud the llayomcyers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
LOCAL MARKETS.

Hood River or, strawberries are IN
the market today, and they arc IN hnc
condition, and selling we'll Now po.
,ntocs arc arriving daily from southern
California over the san Pedro road
Florida tomatoes arc cheaper and Pine
apples arc being received from tho
Cactus state, New bcots, carrots tur.
nips, bananas and lemons are plentiful
thlckenH are scarce and eggs are also
becoming scarce, M the hens appear
20 he finishing UP for the season, The
prices obtaining In the local markets
today are as follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Copper Company IN Trouble.

81 Louis, May l7--Appllcaiion for n
receiver for the standard Copper COM
pany Of Arizona and for an injunction
restraining the sale or other disposal OF
tho property and preventing the main.
tonAnoo OF oillcog IN 81 Louis was
mUdo In tho circuit court today Tho
plaintiffs are minor stockholders, who
say they own 32i00 of the 100000
shares Of capital stock,
one allegation W that mortgage for
$4,000 ON the property which consists
OF land ana mills IN pinnl county, Arls,,
and which Is now due, IN invalid for the
reason that II WAS executed IN Mis-
souri,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
MEAT AND POULTRY.
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon hort Limo.
.NIl LAID 10 porllnnd nnd rolnrn

Salt Lake 10 Portland and return
direct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Salt Lake 10 Portland and return
Zone way Via san Francisoo,n ", 20
Salt Lake TO Portland and return
Zone way Via Los Angelcs) ,,,, 30, 80
Tickets to Portland ana return, d.
rect, on sale daily from Mayr2ith TO
September 3Oth, inclusive, Tickets
reading one way Via san Francisco or
Los Angeles on sale May cath, g5th
Goth, 3Olh and 3ist, June lat end, 3rd
and IN, All tickets good for
stopoyera and limited TO 90 days
from date of sale, Additional selling
dates for tickets via San Francisco or
Los Angeles quoted later
CITY Ticket Office, POI Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
UNDER THE KNIFE
Manager whitley NJ the A. \, 4 H. Opsr.
nted on for Appendicitis

Night before last Charles w. Whit
ley general manager OF the Utah
plants OF the American smelling n Re-
lining company was taken suddenly III,
II developed that the trouble was
operation would be necessary, which
was performed successfully yesterday
Afternoon at o'clock NJ the Holy Cross
hospital The patient was reported az
getting along splcndldly today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

NJ Ogdon, May 22nd,

Special train leaves Salt Lake via
ID, a X, o. $3.50 y, m, Returning
leaves Ogden freight depot II D. M
Fare 81 mund trip, Zen big events,
Five mile open lap race quarter milo
open race one mile motor exhibition,
two mile open lap race, half mile open
consolation, one mile novice, Don't
miss opening OF the new track,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Al COLUMBUS CON.
New Air Compressor WIN Go Into Com
mission THIS week,

by tho end Of this wcck II IL EXPECT.
ed that the new air compressor nj tho
Columbus Consolidated mine at Alta
win be IN commission, The installation
Of the new plant IL practically com.
pleled with its increased facilities the
Columbus win have plenty Of power TO
gee to several OF the adjoining proper.
tloA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Boston Consolidated Active During iors.
noon Cnlls,

Boston Consolidated figured among
the list Of stocks sold during this force
Moons sessions OF the Salt Lake Stock
at SS.G6 u share, Con. Mcrcur was also
called out nj about the prices pre-
vNlllng yesterday E0glo a Blue Boll
brought dollar n share, New York
came down TO 90 cents and for the FIRST
time IN weeks 6oldllcld Bonanza 70.
corded sale the stock going at 3
cents, The DAILY stocks were passed
again with merely u quotation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
nNduLAn CALL NALNs.

con Morcur 300 at b6 30 Ot 62ia 100
AT 10, 100 mt bjlh,
EoRo & Blue Bell $500 nj 800,
May nay, $500 ot IA
Boston Com 100 at S6i,
New York nonon2n, 700 NJ 56'h, 900
NJ 3d. 100 nj b6 100 nj gov, seller 30,
100 ut b5isi ZOO M bj solcd 30,
Goldncld Bonanza, 1000 ut 3,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Boston con, 100 at SG5,
Now York, 700 NJ Do, 400 NJ 65h,
Uncle Sam, zoo at 80, 100 ut 30ls, 600
at 40,
RECAplTuLATloN,
Shares, Amnunt,
Regular cnl uun,,,nlS32 SlS0OO5
open board u,,uu,,,,rl,bO liOp00
uHsHs."f uass.HsafaH.Hs
Forenoon totals ,u,,,D,339 $63OS.D5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

The Century Gold NJ, s. NJ Go. prlnol.
pal place " business, Bait Lake CltS
Utah Notice. hclo are delinquent on
4o ,SSw sc9'o dy USe OIL y" &c, 4C'01 n
day Of April 1905, tho several amounts
vet opposite the names OF the respective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
California
Excursions
Win
SOUTHERN
p c IFIC
MAY "a, rs, 26, 30, 81.
JUNE ], 2, 3, 7,

san Francisco and return, one
way through Portland unu,u,N2, 30
Los Angeles and return, one way
through Portland u,vu,u,.,,,u $3.50
san Francisco and return direct,
az follows May 80, 81, June
1, 2n,,n,n ,n,,,n,,,,,un,,n 81, 80
May g. 90, 20, June 3, 7u,u,n,n 100
diverse route o,,,"',"',",,, 400
Ninety day limit, Stopoyora,
For other particulars and later
selling dates, call ON or address u, H.
Gray, General Agent, 2Ol Main street,
Salt Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Pooling
With Chance

Using poor -four ls fooling
with chance, You won't save
anything ana YOU may lose "a
whole batch OF bread OCCASION
ally,
There IN satisfaction In using
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

@, n. & j, II, Whltccar, Pattern max.
ers, Gears, Sprockots, Shonycg, MN and
smelter work q specially Estimates
cheoriully given, 2i1 Reed ~, Tel
1901 "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
In Five Years nlnghnm Mine Has paid
$4,000 900 IN Dividends,

Utah Consolidated continues 10 bc
bought for the same New York inter.
est that took all the market offered at
i0ls ana d2&, The stock Ia becoming
acnrcer ana II now In a position 10
advance easily under ekIllful handling,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
TEA

Moncyback makes it safe
Moneyback makes it safe
Moncyback makes it safe ,
Moncyback makes it safe
Hoo, p'g"r'Ous ,OW msa'y u ,ou dp'l w.
SVhlNns. b,,s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
ECAplTULATION.
A. n. CAMPBELL.
THE UTAH CONSOLIDATED.

Stock Broker, $40 d, y, Walker Block
The newspaper., 1905-12-01
Didn't Like the Color.

A patriotic Irishman dropped
into a swell cafe one afternoon
and sat down at one of the tables
opposite an Englishman.
The waiter approached the table
and turning to the Britisher asked
him what he would have.
First, I'll take slice of rare
roast beef, some sliced tomatoes
and some carrots; and then you
may bring me a little orange
cordial as a tonic, drawled the
Britisher
"And what will you have sira"
the waiter inquired of the Irish
man.
will, furst, I'll take some Crane
The newspaper., 1905-12-01

days-and without doubt He is
Himself thankful that matters in
the Congo are not as irretrievably
bad as they might be, and that
some of the natives are still left
alive.
One is justified in fearing that
the Deity's Thanksgiving day is
not as rosy as ours will appear
when Thanksgiving sentiments
blossom out in our journals. and
that if He, now voiceless. should
utter a sentiment it would be
tinged with pathetic regret.
Mr.. Clemens and Colonel
George ID. Harvey had luncheon
with the president during the
afternoon. Though within three
days of his three score and tenth
birthday anniversary. the humor-
ist looked hale, hearty and Wig
OrOus