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philippine MINING.


WillIa ", Pearson, an engineer IN
the employ ol the government In the
Philippine Islands rs In the city today
ou route east having been given u
leave of absence from the hlandB for
several months
Mr. Pearson IN greatly Interested N
mining and IN The author NJ several
comprehensive articles furnished lppds
Ink minlug publications using Tor hls
Hubluct the mineral possibilities ot
Uncle SANS oriental POSSESSIONS
Mr. Pearson believes In llmo the
Philippine Islands VIII cnmo TO the
front win some biz producing mines,
but nt the prescott time the prospecting
OF lho mountains can ho carried un only
under most dillult circumstances. Tho
thick uudprhush, vines and other
vegetation common IN tropical cuun'
tries, FurNuH H "a decided hindlnnuo,
Mr. poWHon wys the government N
DOING lots of good work In the islands
Ut the present limo, I'm the way "
making improvements ANA otherwise
AmcrlcNul1lng the country The public
school fystom III doing wonders toWnrdH
settling conditions right there. Thc
common people are tublng 10 them and
are enthusiastic about thom
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pnoENiX OF BINGHAM.
shipments Average lhlriy Tons pay
boston con, Tunnels,

the Phoenix II making a great record
this season and AT NE Same time pill
Ink MP % nice surplus IN the compuny'B
treasury elys me bingham Bulletin
The tnnmrnN average 20 IONS Of Orst
ola. ore and the OUTPUT dould be Rrputs
~ Increased with better transportation
facilities From % 10 70 tons Of milling
orc dll boiug taken ont daily and thR
s bong stored nj the mine, awaiting
upl mont Ot the khmplou mlll All NJ
the bins are hllod Ond huge piles arc
stored ON tho dump
DEVELOPMENTS underground indicate
that me mine Ia GOOD for i. lOng ported
VI production The Wine from th0
tunnel level has been sunk Ga feet all
IN ore, and AZ the bottom there are 10
feet oi solid golona, al OF which VIII
~ 20 the tmoltor without sorting
raise has been sent un 70 feet and AT the
top n thls raise there arc 10 foot Of
the stmc character ~ ore, although at
enc point the nlst'claBs orc narrowed
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NOTICE,

Tho undersigned hereby give notice
that their places of business win be
closed az 1 y, m, on Saturdays during
tho months OF July and August
Sudobaker Bros, Of Utah, Chas, Quig-
10y Manager
II, II. Prout CO., H. n, proul, Manager
Western Moline Pillow CO., w, A, over.
beck, Manager
Utah Implement co.. H. y, whitney
Manager,
Consolidated Wagon a Machine CO.,
Geo. r. Odcll, Manager
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Preparations to That End Are
Now Being Mad, by New
Owner
MILL SUPERINTENDENT NAMED
Position Gees to N, A. Sheets, Form
ery With 0phlr IiIll Company
In 0phlr District
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
sunshine, Utah. July iL.-rho Oyw-
land property. which was sold at TO-.
SEWERS sale IN Tooolt last saturday TO
Denmon Blanchard Of Boston for sS1bOo
s. 10 be put IN shane Tor operation
again, The mill In to be- oycrhoulod,
and ma eoon as n ~ In order win com.
menco turning out gold cylnldcs, NJ,
"A, sheets, who served The Ophr lilll
company at ophlr as mill suporIntend'
ont for u long time, has been named az
superintendent, ana N nov making nn
inspection OF The property
Tho mine and mill closed down nearly
two years ago ana u number OF ems
ployes were lofi unpaid Tho property
~ tho company was plstorod with at
taohmente ana The late sale was tho
wlndup NJ the whole Nftolr, n IN said
the employees win receive their pay In
full,
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TuE sOTUu COLUMBUS,
Tunnel HAS neon Completed 20 distance
OfiIOO Feet,

Arthur u, Snow secretary of he
South columbus mmo Of AHA, has poe
umcl from camp again and says the
tunnel has been completed to tho longtn
Of nearly l,loo foot lie has nothing
bur plnHo to offer IN behalf Of SupL
Dwyer over me muuuor In when he
haa conducted hlF work. The tunnel
has &C. equal IN tho camp and h ua
straight ns AN arrow the whole dis
lance, 4 softer formation hOe come IN
and much better Roadway ~ bolng made
Than ever before During June the tun'
mel Ndn run 90 feet ana for u week It,
tie could bo done owing TO a shortage
ot power
tunnel s nearing another lisaulc ON
which n IN expected eomc drlfllug VIII
be lOno
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WEEK ON EXCHANGE.
tales Aggregated Less Than $4,000
fol. Midsummer nullneks.

The weeks eaoa on tho floor Of the
talt Lake siock & Mining Exchange
did nol aggregate uulle $4,000 The
midsummer dulnos " ON In earnest
nnd investors are no, looking 20 mining
rlookai yet now IN q good time TO load
M while prices are low, " the nd-
vice given "a clients by conservative
brokers Tintio stocks were again tho
most important lradors ana May. Day
figured consnicuously Somo Grand
Central camo ont, whilo ihol WINS slight
demand To- rarlsa, Lower Mammoth
ana Star Con Duly.Judao Of Park
city closed flrm today whom u record.
al tho transfer Of 100 ehnroH NJ i6i2,
New York bonanza n weaker, wabash
cold above 81 n share, but Afterwards
Weakened,
rho closing quotations and aaloS wore
o. follows
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OMAHA
WOOL.



H. Louis, July l5-,Wool steady Toy.
rltory and wrAtorn mediums, ajm3Q, 0no
medium, 2?V! ilno, ljdln
LONDON,
london, July n Tho fourth series ~
the WOOL auction sales closed today The
lono was Konrrally arm, but nrioog were
below tho best ON account Of tho slack
oned American competition Tho attend.
ancc throughout was largo and compoli.
ton brisk Americans purchased suitable
Australian Nyor Platte crOssbrods besides
considerable homo grown WOOL thus
osta6ll shlng o higher range Of prloos,
Cross'brcds formed about half tho aver
ngo supplies, ConrHor grades were readily
bought ~ lMd 10 Id advance, but the
inner grades scarcely advanced lad,
During tho series 1850 bnlos were
available, of which 6SOW woro sold ~
homo buyers, 5000 ~ tho Continent 1000
10 AmoMconH ana ll0D0 were HE'D over
for tho nth NorloA
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Lyman 5. Gage Here,

Former eecretory Of the United
glatcs troapury, Lyman s, Gage ar
uyed last evening from the bulllons
Rack mine Of Tinllc and registered NJ
Inc Knuleford Mr. Gage mad been
hooking over tho mno with Y, Y,
fnrnsWorlh md q, W. Peck manager
NJ the centrifugal Concentrating CONS
pouy IN WhIch company the former
government official " Interested ana
il ON route ehaL Mr. Gage bcgln lfo
~ bank moWnngcr ana grldullly
worked hls way up to be- lrcaldcnt OF
the First National bank I'm chicago, bee
coming secretary Of the treasury IN
1901
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AURA KING TO SHIP.
president Hunter ArranRes WIN Loea
sampler 10 Handle ore,

President II, r. Hunter Of the Aura
King Mining company operating In the
Mountain tity rogion IN northern Ne,
NHda was IN the city yesterday and
whlo here made Arrangements with
one " tho camping concerns 10 handle
some ore shipments
Mr. Hunter stated that the company
has about i've ear loads " orc ready
10 DO sent to the local markets,
Tho northern part " Elko county,
Mr. Hunter says, Nv looking up ana boz.
lIoycs that part of tho state Is going
20 enjoy boom as VOL ~ other por.
lions of Noyndu,
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lllkn Roll GnmNnnN.

Articles OF Incorporation OF tho lliko
ntll Mining ma Mining company Of
this city were nlod I'm the county Clerks
once today It's capital stock ~ $780,
200. divided into shares % the p.r value
Of 81 zach a. u, PITT h president, a,
uror ~ W. Smith, secretary The
company owns "a number OF claims lo-
cntod IN the pnhrnnugtt valley dlb.
trlCt, Lincoln county, Nov
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago July h..-Cntllc- Receipts, b0),
market steady door to primo steers, Q, 60n
600, poor to medium, j,i5dj,2i, etockors
and feeders 2.10W %, COVE NUi 20,
hclferF 2,itdb, ~, cauners ! j0n2 30, bulls,
2.Oo1N 90, calves, 3cd6'i5, ToSas fed
steers 0ONb,o0
Hogs Receipts today CoNi Monday &,.
o., market 10 cents higher Mixed and
butchers, t1Od6,O0 good 10 choice heavy
100000 rough hoaNN b&dbGO, lights,
o,Ad6 %, bulk " sales, B50jS
sheep. Receipts 2,O0, market Htcadyj
lambs, do, Good ~ choice wuthorh q, 2Nfi
b,ib, fair 10 choice mixed, li6nj, 90, west
crn sheep 4 ihndfi, native lambs, b,Ood
ii6 western lambs, q Oouti0,
OMAHA,
South Omaha luly h..-Caillc-Rccoipls,
100, market unchanged,
higher IIcavT 6,,oa5.8. mixed. 5,NaS ~,
lights ma5@, pigs i60d6,&i bulk OF
shcp-'Rccclpls, mono, market weak
KANeAs cry,
Kansas CiUy, july l5..Cut tlo- Receipts
8Oui market steady Native slocrH 2il
bi0i native COWS and hoIlolA, 8,OUb Gj
WOckoN ana feeders, 21ihil0i bulls gg
M0p, calves, 0Oui,N, Western fod stcOiB,
3ibha9 western fod cows, 8Wni ~,
Hogs lipcolplH, 20n, market hnl0 cents
higher Bulk of sales, t,0Oui,G, heavy,
b3blbGi pAckcW 5ouo&, ulga ana
lights 6@W6i0,
shocp~Nonoi market nominaly stcodN
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Utah Con Dividend,

The roml.annual diyidond Of the TITAN
Consolidated Aiming company ~ pay
able today Tho amount N 50 q share
or $780, OO, This Bingham company has
distributed among Shareholders durlng
tho Year a total OF Sl5QQQ0Q,
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BREEZY riNrIG NEWS,


Eureka Utah. July li.Loo llopror
mud Edwl plko have finished opfrss.
mont wor, on the Manhattan group ".
ing Just north of EWplO uproW the
ydlch from tho Raymond Illinois prop.
orty
Articles " Incorporation hnyo bc.~
Med by g. g., Grggr. j, g. Jousyn, WDn
liam COrlcr ol tho unco Ham pr0uor.
ties d. y, Hanks H. y. Peterson. Geo.
l'dnll ana Hoorgo Hanson ul EwOM,
Rnd J, ~. Williams uud James MDl.
calf Of Provo, Ull prominent Iu mining
circles, lor the Copper Jack Mmmg
company The property OF fud come
pany ls located I'm the erickson mMlng
district adi0inug the flyug Dulchmuu
ana New DNh grounds, and coUllRls Of
90 valuable claims, on when ID contract
has been let 20 Mr. \ H. podoreon TO
rlnk u tO.lool SHAFT which, when com.
plotted, VIII allow Oulyo development.
mont work 70 begin, The company ~
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NKw YORK PRODUCE,

Nov York July ii-Sugnr raw, Nondy.
Fair r6nnlug Sh Centrifugal ~ test 4,
mOntAos sugar 8h
Refined stohdY crushed, GOO powdor.
cd $40, glUnulolod 5m
coffee. -etuadN No. z RIO, 81,
mltcla -Erm state dairy common 60
oNtra lGn9 renovated common 10 *,
ira, llHNls western factory common ~
cNtrn llldlGi1
Cheese hnd Egga. UNCHANGED,
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BANK CLEhRlNGS.

New York July 1.-THE following Ia,
bic complied by lrndslwot shows tho
bank cloarinRs al the principal ctlos for
tho week ended July H. with tho pcls
pared with the corresponding Wook Lost
soNri
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Nevada stocks,

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers, re-.
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Tho week mas witnessed 4 number Of
changes IN the local stock list ana
brokers report one Of The liyciett
weeks IN the volume OF business known
for sometime past Several large
blocks Of Idaho sugar changed hands,
the closing figure being $3.50, West.
cm Idaho IL IN equally strong demand
Che stock standing at 5000 10 5000
future options going at 1lO,6O u lompl-
ing proposition to the subscribers who
have only paid IN ton per cent thus
far Another advance noted was IN
Consolidated Wagon common SIS be-.
ing bid sugar city Townslto IL strong
at $40,
In spite Of the untayorablo reports
from Sovlr ana parts OF Sanpoo
county OH the beet crop, ne outlook
for the whole campaign continues
PROMISING as the acreage In those two
counties reaches only u small ngurc,
The recent rain contributed largely 10
relieve the apprchenslone OF tho farm.
ors, II vas u special boon ~ the beet
growers north Of Brigham city whose
lands are under tho Hammond COM.
panye canal, They receive only tho
surplus waters OF the Bear Rlvor and
tho stream had fallen 40 low before
the rain that there was no surplus
water 10 turn into the Fast side canal.
Tho rain storms however win greatly
help the acreage,
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AS, CAMPBELL,
t,ooh Broker, 2lO y, IT, Walker Block
a. OBERNpoarEp,

stock urokor
rcl Ben ,2s lOl s, Main &C.
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BANK STATEN ENT.

Now York July ib..The statement N
averages " Tho clearing house Of this
city fof tho week shows
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Our Debts Are Small.

At the time of the TAYLOR defalca-
tion 100000 OF the money lost be-
longed to the state school fund. and
to make this loss good the state is
sued bonds, which were sold on the
market and the money replaced
Yesterday State Treasurer Collins
called in the last of this issue, $52,-
600, which was yet outstanding.
With the calling of this issue the
state bonded Indebtedness is $237, 900,
with nearly 100000 in the bond
sinking furd to apply on this debt,
if the holders of the bonds can be
persuaded to surrender them before
they are due. One issue OF bonds
of s94, 500 is due May l, 1907, and
another of 1852, 500 will not be due
until MAY l, 1909. If the holders OF
these securities can be persuaded to
release them by January l, 1906, the
bonded debt of the state will be
wiped out. In the past half dozen
years the treasury has been able to
secure the surrender OF a number OF
bonds before they became due, and
by this reduced the debt and the in
terest charges against the state, but
the holders at the present time dc
not appear to be anxious to let &c
of such securities as South Dakota
bonds as long as they can hold on tt
them.
The treasury is yet paving cash or
general fund warrants, but will be
! gin registering within the next two
weeks, with little probability OF get
ting back to a cash basis within th'
next year.
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the quantity of bridge timbers on
sidings at various points, and espe
cially at Mitchell.
CITY COUNCIL.

The council met Monday evening,
with all members and the mayor
present.
An ordinance was passed on the
first reading granting G. D. Crouch
the privilege Of constructing tele-
phone and telegraph line within the
city limits, work on the same to be
commenced within six months from
the passage OF the ordinance. The
purpose Of the line is to connect the
railway offices with the smelter.
The petition of j. F. Schrader, as
trustee, asking for the rebate of Is
per cent of the taxes on the masonic
temple corner, was granted.
The rebate of taxes asked for by
j. P. McElroy, that was referred to
a committee some time ago, came
up The committee reported that
they did not see that the property
had been assessed erronecusly, and
the report of the committee was ac-
cepted.
The monthly report OF the chief OF
police was accepted and placed on
file.
The semi-annual report of the city
auditor was referred to the fnan, c
committee.
A petition was esented by more
than twenty-five freeholders, asking
that the question of retail liquor
dealing be submitted to the vote O.
the people during the coming city
election. The petition was granted
and the auditor instructed to in
clude the question in the call to bt
made for the city election, also t,
provide the ballots for the same.
| A petition from the school board
asking that the judges aud clerk
used in the city election act in tn
same capacity for the school electio
was accepted.
4 The following polling places an
!, judges and clerks of election wer
selected:
First ward-To be held in the va
cant room of the International hote
Judges-A. G. Patrick, c.. Lenhart
! J. P. McElroy, Sr. Clerks-Grove
Mccarthy and Fred Lake.
Second ward-To be held in th
vacant room in the Wood building
on St. Joe street. Judges-A. Ny
swanger, J. H. Shawhan, Charles G
: Gay. Clerks-Irwin Leedy and Ho
lis Overpeck.
Third ward-To be held in the VI
cant room in the Harvey hotel, o
Main street. Judges-C. M. Iced,
Edward Cudahy, Jas. Boyd. Clerks
William WalIin and Howard Wortl
] Fourth ward-In the vacant rool
g in the Schnasse block. Judges-I
9 V. Fitzpatrick, j. Fl. Leary, {
9 Schnasse CIerks-Morris Appel an
9 Ed King.
: There being no further bushes
t the council adjourned.
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sophomore and freshman classes,
an they are composed chiefly of
young men who are determined to
complete the course"
Politicians in a Flight.

OAASAOAS~AA1 A@A q - Is Aos
Three prominent politicians Of
Sioux Fails are in what promises to
be one Of the most sensational dam.
age suits ever before the courts of
South Dakota has just been insti-
tuted in the state circuit court of
Douglas county by K. G. Foster, q
prominent politician and business
man of Armour.
The defendants are r. S. Johnson,
at present the South Dakota mem.
Der of the democratic national COM
mittee, and his brother, H. W. john
son. The Johnson brothers are the
leading bankers of that portion OF
the state. Before his election as
member OF the national committee.
e. S. Johnson served one term as
chairman of the democratic state
central committee of South Dakota.
He was elected to the national COM
mittee last year after contest which
attracted wide spread attention
H, w. Johnson twice represented
Douglas county in the state senate.
In his suit, Foster asks that he be
awarded damages in the sum OF
$25, 200 against the Johnson broth.
ers. The suit is the outgrowth Of q
very bitter political contest in Doug
las county in the last campaign.
Foster was the republican nominee
for member of the lower house Of
the state legislature, and was de-
feated by his democratic opponent
by one vote. The election Of his
successful democratic opponent was
contested by Mr.. Foster before the
legislature, and the republican ma.
jority in that body unsested the
democratic member and seated Mr..
Foster.
j While on the face c. the returns
Fostet lost the county by one vote.
Roosevelt carried the county by 333,
which illustrates how aggressive q
fight was waged against Mr.. Foster.
) His suit for damages in the sum
of $25, ,OC0 is based upon an article
which, it is alleged, the two johnson
) brothers wrote and had published
during the campaign in the Armour
i Herald, the leading democratic pa
f per in the south-central part Of the
: state.
l Foster, in his complaint. alleges
that the publication Of the article
: during the campaign through the
: instrumentality of the two Johnson
, brothers damaged his character $25, :
: 600, and he will make every effort to
: secure q judgment for the amount
, when the case comes to trial at the
e next term OF the state circuit court
: in Douglas county. He denounces
j the charges as malicious and false
and tending to iniure his character
9 and standing as citizen and resi-
| dent of South Dakota.
Q While the defendants in the sensa-
4 tional suit decline to discuss the
: matter, friends say that whenever
they make an allegation they pretty
+ near know where it is going to end.
t AS they are among the wealthiest
}. men in the state they will contest
e the suit to the last ditch, and the
1 trial of the case is certain to be the
8 most sensational of the kind ever
tried in the courts of South Dakota.
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5TR|k[5 TH|RT[EN
O. D. CROUCH AGAIN MAKES A
MOVE FOR RAPIDS GOOD
THE sMELTER LEASE IS SIGNED
Mr.. Crouch Says Work Will Be
Commenced AS Soon AS
The Railroad is Built

commenced AS soon AS
The Railroad is Built
G. D. Crouch, the man that first
woke Rapid City up and enthused in
us the spirit and enthusiasm we had
several years ago, has again made a
move that has increased his popular
ity and made many more friends for
him in this city.
The Horseshoe company smelter
located here has been leased
by Mr.. Crouch as president of the
new company, and he promises that
wheels will turn there continually
as soon as a train can be got over
the track of the new Missouri River
& Northwestern railroad.
Last December this paper made
the announcement that the smelter
would resume operations at the com
pletion of the new railroad, and al
this time the gentleman in question
has been working with this end in
view, and his plans are very we'll
laid and all difficulties that bothered
the operation of the smelter hereto
fore have been overcome.
When asked what ore the smelter
would work when it is opened, Mr.
Crouch said that the big mill would
do custom work for the time 5eine
at least, and that the ore for the
same was ready to be shipped, an6
that the smelter would operate con,
tinuously, ore from the mines being
shipped each day and enough aheat
to insure the steady operation anc
the working of full force of mer
here.
Work on the Missouri River &
Northwestern railroad that is build
ing from Rapid City to Mystic il
progressing nicely. The contractor
are employing all the men that cal
be possibly induced to work, and al
are possessed with the hurry up
idea.
Several OF the company's me-
were in town this week and wer
approached on the subject of th
trouble with the government in tn
reserve, and they explained that th
company's bond had not yet been re
turned from Washington, and tha
the error was made on the part {
some of the sub-con tractors. How
ever, the difficulty did not in an
way delay the workings, as the me
were placed at other places. Th
bond will arrive in few days an
the company will be allowed t
place it's men on the reserve.
Word from Chamberlain, S. D
says that there has been nothin
startling in regard to the matter {
railroad extension in the local felt
but such developments as there ar
continue to bear out the fact of i'm
mediate extension. Those connecte
| with the White River Valley con
pany continue to invest their none
in Lyman county land, and not
day passes but sees mum Der of ne
1 quarters added to the investmen
| Nor are the inves tments confined {
| Lyman county. During the pa
week a gentleman closely identife
with the railroad movement has il
vested in one of Cham ber.ain S mo
desirable residence properties to Il
amount of $4,000. intending to NAL
this city his future home. The IA
road surveyors are still engage
with matters pertaining to t
crossing at this point. Soundin
in the river have been taken, and
n ).