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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
Road May Go Into the NehaIem.

Rainier-A logging railroad into Raj
nier is practically assured. The Ham
mond interests have secured right OF
way from Dean Blanchard, the Deerdori
estate, and the Western Cedar company
W. E. Newsome has proven the only
obstacle so far. The company owns
| 200 acres of heavily timbered land
about three miles from this place. 1t
is surmised that it is the intention to
push onto the Nehalem, as the same
parties we're negotiating with S. Ber IN
for his Clatskanie road. 1t is possible
that Mr.. Rockies railroad will be alb
sorbed by the new company.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
STUDENTS MAKING BIG FUSS
Chinese Government Does Not Want
Coolies to Come to America.

Detroit, July 4.-Charles DENLY,
diplomatic adviser to the viceroy of
North China, who is visiting relatives
here, does not take serious view of
Chinese threats to boycott American
goods owing to the Chinese exclusion
act. Mr.. Denby, who has for 20 years
been in close touch with political and
commercial affairs in China, said:
ssThe Chinese government is not back
of this agitation, and it is not support
ed by the merchants. It is probable
that Chinese students are making the
trouble. The students of China, like
those of Russia, are factor in politics,
young, hot-headed fellows, educated
abroad and with advanced reform ideas.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
Darling offered Stevens Place.

Washington, July 4.-W. A. Darling
of Chicago, who is connected with the
Rock Island Railway, has been rendered
an appointment to succeed ]. F. Stew
ems in the work of railway construction
in the Philippines. His appointment
has not yet been announced officially,
but it is understood he will accept the
place.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
Panama Sanitation improving.

Panama, July g. The sanitation of
the city is improving, the number ct
deaths for June being 25 per cent less
than that recorded for May, though
June is considered the worst month of
the year.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
Advance on vladivostok.

London, July 4.-The correspondent
OF the Morning News at Shanghai says
that the Japanese are advancing on
Vladivostok and that battle is im-
minent near the Tumen river.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
Fields Lie Flat.

Ente-prise-Recent heavy rains in
this section have caused much of the
heavy grain and first crop of hay to
fall. The grain which has fallen will
necessarily have to be cut for hay, as it
cannot be harvested with binder or
header.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
Refuse to Sign Lands.

Klamath Falls-The Shook brothers,
of Dairy, B. B. Beekman, of Jackson
vile, and Mrs. D. 3. Ralston, of Ash
land, are holding up government irri
CATION by refusing to sign their lands.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
WooI-CIipping DELAYED.

Enterprise Sheep shearing in this
county has been greatly handicapped
by the heavy rains of the past week.
Unless better weather prevails the wool
clip of this county will not be disr osed
of until the latter part of July.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
REFUSE TO FIRE.

Grew of Second Russian Ship Joins
in the Mutiny.
London, July l. a telegram has
been received here from Odessa timed
10 O'Clock this morning which says:
'tThe men of a second battleship
have mutinied. Can see no possibility
of an early resumption of work. The
position undoubtedly is crltical.''
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07
FORCED TO DELIVER GOODS.
Chicago Parcels Express Companie.
Enjoined by Court.

Chicago, July 4.-Action taken yes
terday by Judge Holdom, of the Supe-
rior court, is likely to cause spread of
the teamsters' strike to the drivers en-
ployed by the local parcels express
companies. who do business through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
CONCENTRATES.

This I delinquent day for the Wa
bash Mining company.
NJ. NJ johnson went to British Column
bia on mining business last night.
Nine cars OF Tonopah ores reached
the local samplers this morning
Two carloads Of matte from the Yam
pa smeter are In the market today.
Walter James, manager OF the Black
rock Copper Mining company, is in the
city.
DR. Albert Watts Of Boston Is being
urged for place on the Daly-West
board.
Messrs. BEETLES and Hanchett of the
Newhouse STAFF have bone to Beaver
county
Manager Tony Jacobson OF the Co
lumbus Consolidated expects to go to
Alta tomorrow morning.
The Yankee Consolidated will not pay
any dividends until It opens up the ore
bodies below the present workings
Tonopah citizens are after the coun-
ty seat Of Nye county, New They will
probably win the fight Belmont Is the
present county seat.
President White and General Man
ager McVichie have returned from
making an inspection of the mines OF
the Bingham Consolidated
Charles snyder, manager OF the West
crn ore Purchasing company OF Reno,
New Is In the city today, accompanied
by his family, on his way home from
trip TO Colorado.
After many weary months of waiting
the stockholders Of the Tonopah Mining
company are beginning to look forward
To "A dividend, which rumor says viii
be paid within the next 30 days, In am
tiCipaton OF this the stock has gone
up to about $40 per share. and j. f.
Weir q Co., New York stock broker
age firm, has advertised that they
can get enough OF the outstanding stock
TO give them control. The Tonopah com
pany Is now calling In the preferred
stock. 300 900 shares OF which are out
Goldheld Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
GREATEST IN rue WORLD.
Vast Mineral Belt Extending from Nir'
glnla City 10 Nearchllght.

Take map showing the dividing
line between southern Nevada and Cal"
ifornia then draw Ayo parallel lines,
fifty miles on either Side, and you have
before YOU the richest mineral belt In
the world, says the Goldneld News.
Not only does this belt contain mines
which have for years been famous
producers, but II also contains more
virgin ground than any other section
I'm the United states--it Is mecca for
both the prosepector and the capital
ist
Starting at the northern end OF
this angle state line there Is Virginia
city,a camp which in the I0s made mill
lionalres OF such men as Mackey FAR,
Flood and O'Brien, and which Is even
today through the Introduction OF
modern methods, n large producer.
Continuing south there is Hawthorn
and Candelaria and many other camps,
which, like Virginia city, have been
for years steady producers,
From Tonopah south to Soarchlight
the map shows one endless chain Of
new camps Many Of these new camps
will not be found on the map, for they
are so young that they have not ac-
CURED that dignity. A new discovery
is made men rush In from adjacent
camps townsite Is laid out and
PANIED, another mining center has been
Established, and the base OF supplies,
the prospeCtors and miners frontier,
has been advanced a step further
I'm this way the length and breadth
Of this vast mineral zone Is being eN-
plored Marvel, Searchlghts railroad
terminus, Is gradually supersedng To-
nopah as the tayorite outftung point,
for the reason that II IL nearer the
field OF exploration, An incomplete
list Of the camps and districts between
Tonopah and Searchlisht is as follows
Tonopah Columbia, Goldheld, silver
Peak Gold Crater Furnace Creek
Bullrog, Beatty Amargosa, Gold Cen
ter Montgomery Sandy, Manse. Good
springs, Nanpah Eldorado Canyon
Knob Hin, Crescent and Searchlight,
Between Gold Crater and Bullfroe
| nes Death Valley a weird section, rich
! in mineral wealth but hard country
to prospect Its lowest level neal
BENEFITS Wells, is Az feet below the
| level of the sea
This mineral zone, the bulk Of which
| lies In Nevada, extends on to the north
up into Oregon and to the south down
| through chloride, Kingman and Gold
| Rouds I'm Arizona, Along the Nevada
california line II extends for 400 miles
| The northern half has been more thor
| oughly prOspected and developed than
! the southern portion of the zone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
STOCK EXCHANGE
ANNUAL ELECTION
Little Interest Being Manifested
In the Meeting Which Occurs
Next Saturday
new BOARD OF GOVERNORS.
viii be chOsen-Adm Illustration Of
Present Board Generally Satisfac-
tory to Members.

Scarcely no interest is being me1i-
Tasted IN the approaching election OF
the Mining exchange On next Satur-
DAY afternoon the stockholders meet
IN annual session for the purpose OF
selecting board OF governors to serve
during the coming year to succeed the
present board consisting of James A..
Pollock, y, d. Miller, Joseph Obern-
dorfer William II. Farnsworth W. j..
browning. william H. Tibbals, j. b,
Thomps,m, Alexander Campbell and
NJ, $. Pendegast
The past two exchange elections were
hotly contested but this year general
apathy prevails among the members.
There is absolutely no talk of candi-
dates at the present time and there
appears to be on one making o. canvass
Tor nomination
The administration Of the present
board has been quite satisfactory and
few members have been heard to com
plain James a, Pollock as president,
has made good officer, and a moro
competent person 10 occupy the office of
secretary than James shorten, the pres
ent incumbent, could not be found.
Some Of President PollOck's friends
will probably insist on his reelection,
but whether he will be disposed to ac'
cept another term remains to be seen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
STOCKS TAKE AN
UPWARD TURN.
Prices Considerably Higher in
Sympathy With Sharp Ad-
vance in London.
AMALCAMATED COPPER SOLD
Abruptly Checked Advance, Affecting
Market Adversely Specialties
We're Weak,

New York, Jan, 25-The local stock
market opened considerably higher in
sympathy with the sharp advance In the
London market The absence Of any OF
yesterdays late pressure caused liberal
buying In the usual favorites, particular
ly Union Pacific, Rock Island, Erie and
United States steel. During the first five
minutes advances had been established
OF point In New York Central Southern
Pacific, Rock Island. Erie and Consoli-
dated Gas The Metropolitan stocks
showed slight hoaviness. The advance
came TO an abrupt halt under the weight
OF selling In Reading and Amalgtmated.
Prices fell off rapidly and the market was
driven quite generally below yesterday %
closing st. Paul Reading Metropolitan
Securities and Corn Products showed
losses Of point, Sugar IA aud Illinois
Central and Rubber Goods preferred ~.
Rubber Goods improved ! and General
Electric l4, but the last mentioned did
not hold Adams Express iyned o. SUP;
porting orders checked the fall around
1880, and the market rebounded sharp
~
There were some recoverles which were
succeeded by very duh market. a fall
IN Amalgamated Copper TO ilis weakened
the market again.
Bonds were heavy az noon.
Heavy unloading OF Amalgamatcd COZ.
per continued to affect the market and
prices ruled materially under last night.
The specaltcs showed the most weaken
ness, but there were large inrOads made
In the prices Of numerous standard stock,
particularly ST. Paul. New York Central
lllinoi Central Union Pacific and Penn
sylyanla, Amalgamated broke % to ~.
and losses OF between l and rs were
scored by Delaware & Hudson, St Louis
Southwestern preferred, St Paul, Attain
tie Coast Line, Kansas city preferred,
the Smelling stocks, Bag, Tennessee
brooklyn Transit, Consolidated Gas ami
Rubber
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
TUNNELL|NG OF
MINING CLAIMS.
Representative Harry S. Joseph
Author of Important Measure
introduced Yesterday
IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Has Some Good Features About it
Would Make a GOoFLaw-BilI
In Detail

Yesterday afternoon Representative
Harry s. Joseph introduced another
mining bill IN the Legislature, which
Ia known as II. b. No 63, The purpose
OF the bill Is to allow owners Of mining
claims TO drive tunnels across the prop
erty Of others II It Is necessary to do
30 COR drainage purposes or to get ac.
cess 20 the ore bodies
The bill in It's entirety is as follows;
Be 1t enacted hy the Legislature Of
the state Of Utah
Section 1. That any person or com
pany who has or may hereafter have a
tunnel or eross-cut the mouth OF which,
Is located upon It's own ground or upon
grru a IN hi laWfrl occup7t o. shall
have the leh o drive and continue
the same through and across any locat.
ed o. aten cal 'ront II the
mouth u tn n !, but not to fol-
low o. drl u my vein belonging
70 the owner OF such claim.
Sec. 2 Each tuu0. uI rlSs-out may
be driven and worked for the purpose Of
drainage and for the purpose Of reach
Ing and working mining ground n the
tunnel owner beyond the intersectcd
claim. The owner or owners Of any
vein or any claim or claims so inter-
sected, or his duly authorized agent,
shall have the right to enter such tun-
rel. upon application to the owner or
owners or persons In charge Of said
tunnel without resorting to any pro-
cess OF law for the purpose OF making
survey and inspecting such vein or
vein as may be crossed within the
boundary lines OF such intersected
claim. and II the owner or owners Of
such tunnel shall by bulkheading dam
ming or I'm any manner prevent the IN
spection or survey herein provided for
or II such owner or owners shall In amy
manner prevent the natural drainage Of
water from such intersected claim with
out the consent of the owner or owners
thereof II shall work forfeiture Of IN
rights granted under section / of this
fct.
Sec. g. If any ore, the property Of
the owner Of the claim intersected or
crossed. be extracted in driving such
tunnel II shall be the property OF the
owner OF the vein from which IT was
taken, and the owner Of the tunnel shall
be liable for all actual damages or In.
jury done to the owner OF the claim
crossed by his tunnel
Sec 4. In all actions between the
tunnel owner or others involving the
right TO any vein discovered In such
tunnel. the burden OF proving that the
vein so discovered Is not the property
OF the adverse claimant In such action
shall be on the tunnel owner
This act shall take effect upon ap.
prevail
The bin was referred to the mining
committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
SMITHSFLOUR

l.i5i5; No. 8. spring i.05n1 1871.
Oats--No 2, 3)ha30lA No. 3, 3O
close: Wheat-May, Ll5ia; July, 0S9s;
Sept 02h
Corn-Jano i?3t; May, 45isQ45h; July
oats-Jan. s6a.d3Cls; May, so's0Slj July
CO.'S. Sept. &a,
Pork-Jan,, Il s2h; May l302ladl3. %,
Lard--Jan., 6,Sii9; May 701is; July
7l7l4H7 20; Sept, 80.
Ribs-Jan,, q. 61ia, May 600; July, 7,O2h
Rye--Jan,, Is.
Fiax--Cash northwest, LEI,
Timothy--Jano 2.0.
Barley-Cash, 3SajQ.
Cloyer-Jan., 1870,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
INSPECTION Of
DEER LODGE GROUP
/ |. Trenam and +. W. Gallagher
Departed for Fay, New on
Last Evenings Train.
SCENE OF LIVELY CAMPAIGN.
If Examination Proves Satisfactory
Will Stop at Stateline to See
The Creole,

j. j. Trenam, general manager OF the
Beaver-H Harrison and Stockton mines,
accomplished by r. w. Gallagher super
intendent fthe same properties, de-
parted last night for Fay Nevada,
where they went for the purpose of
making an examination of the Deer
Lodge Mining company's property
which Is likely to be the scene OF Wig
orous campaign Of development during
the present year
While IN that vicinity Messrs. Tren-
am and Gallagher viii make an Inspec"
ton Of the. Creole mine at Statelne In
which II. d. Trenam is extensively IN
terested,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
NeYndn Stncks.

Jane A. Pollock & Co.. brokers, re-
port the following quotations on Neva-
da stocks from San Francisco!
Columbia Mountain, 29@3l Golden
Anchor, 3ld32; Goldheld 1905; Mo-
hawk l4ql5; Jim Butler 40Q45; Jumbo,
66970; MacNamara 3l@32; Montana,
2.o502.O1h, Redtop, lSQl9 Sandstone,
Extension. 4bO0475; Gold Mountain,
1904; North Star, 24@25; Midway, $40
So; Bullion, 23&2ii Belcher, 2lq22; Con.
Virginia, .65m1 70 Ophir 6.50q6.7 10,
Mexican, 215d2, 90; Jacket, 23G25i Nor
cross, /. 35dl 40; Con. Mercur, 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
LIVESTOCK,


Chicago. Jan 2 Receipts, 49,
600; market strong Good to prime steers
s 6ju6 poor to medium 395H5. 50
stockers and feeders. 2.SOdi 49, cows / y
fI4i0; heifers, 2O0d5 90; Gamers 1861
26d; bulls 2.l0I3. 80, calves, 2,1jG7.0O
Hogs-Rccelpts today, 5000. tomorrow
$500 market 5dl0 cents higher Mixed
and butchers, i,50u4.S5 good to choice
heavy, iSjd4.s5; rough heavy, 4,6jfii so /,
lights, 4,6jdt4 Isl bulk Of sales i.7jd4.9
Sheep Receipts, 1900, market strong;
lambs weak Good to choice wethers
1896 g., fair to choice mixed. 4,0od4 IS ;
western sheep 435G5.60 native lambs
515a1 So, western lambs 5.75G7,G5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
WOOL.
london.

London, Jan A-1he offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted 20 r.
2i3 bales. High grade, New South Wales
greasy merlno was In demand for French
and American account ana medium
criptions were secured by home and
Frerch buyers New Zealand Swan Rlv-
er, Bright. medium crossbreds was taken
for America at l1Mdals, Id Crossbreds
were generally easier to buy than last
week and values declined 20 "A shade be-
low the opening figures especially In poor
sorts, Fine Punta Brenas in good condl-
tion sold readily at a fractional advance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
MILL A UCCESS.
Plant Of the stockton Gold Mining Com
nany Mt SlOekt0n.

FTnnt OF TNe NTWNkTUN NOTI WTWIHH 'UIH
pany mt stockton.
The new mill AT the Stockton mine at
Stockton Is proving a decided metal
urgical success. Difficulty has been
experienced with a water shortage,
but outside Of this, the plant has dem
onstrated that II has no serious defects.
Only about % tons of ore Is being
crushed daily there being only enough
water available TO keep the mill sup
piled for eight and half hours out of
every "a But the shortage, Supt CALI
cher is quoted as saying, Will only ex-
let few weeks longer at the most
The last shipment Of concentrates
contained values OF SO per cent lead,
together with the associated gold and
silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
nr. Movers Exneriments.

Word comes from Murray that DR..
Franz Meyer is busy with his expert
ments In which he hopes to find solu-
ton Of the smelter smoke problem
which is causing friction between the
smelte.' owners and farmers
pr Meyer Is conducting his examlna-
ton at present at the plants Of the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
OMAHA

South omaha. Jan. S.--Cattle-- Receipts,
500 market active, strong Native steers
3. 5Oa5. 49, cows and helfers, 2.15q4 .; cam
ners, / ,5On2 50: stockers and feeders, 2D1
40; calves, 3.0ed575l bulls stays, etc,
z. 0Od13. So
cents higher. Heavy, 4.10fl 10; mixed,
I .65di4.70 lights, i.5Od47O; pigs, 3,6jGH 40;
bulk Of sales, 4,65d4,15.
Sheep-Receipts 500; market heavy,
Western yearlIngs 6.0d6,35, wethers, 500
as Co; ewes, j0d5 50; lambs, DqI50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
BLACKBlRD ANNUAL,
New Bonrd Of Directors Chosen az Yes
terdny's Meeting,

ierday's Meeting,
The stockholders of tho Blackblrd
Copper & Cold Mining company held
their annual meeting yesterday and for
the first time I'm the history Of that or
ganization, the proceedings passed Oft
without the slightest indication OF dis
cord, the Franklin interests having
been practically absorbed,
The company did not conduct a very
vigorous campaign of development last
YEAR but small force was employed
In doing patent work. Tho property Of
the company IL located adjoining the
Cactus mine Of the Newhouse Mines IL
Shelters corporation,
After the election Of a new board OF
directors, the following officers were
chosen. John Il. Dubois, president;
Charles J, North vice president l.. A,
Amsden secretary and treasurer, who
with b. n. Lehman, +, O, Frick c. H.
Fowler and j. w, Russell, constitute
the board Of directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
ALMOST A wHITEw ASH.
Brokers Did Scarcely No Business Dur
ing Forenoon Calls.

Next to no business at all was trans
acted on the floor OF the mining ex-
change this forenoon. During regular
call only 100 shares were sold New
York Bonanza was bought ut Az cents.
There was some inquiry for DAILY Judge,
but, as usual no one was found on the
selling side. and the bid of $50 did not
look inviting DAILY holds us STRENGTH
and for several days the price has held
about even. Daly-West was offered at
1900, but found no bidders. New York
closed with AZ bid and as asked,
On the open board Daly-West sold
at li.7b. Thompson found a taker at Is.
The closing sales and quotations were
posted as follows:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
INTEREST IN KAWICH.
Goldfleld and Ton0pah Parties on a
Prospecting Trip

The new Kawich district In Nevada
Is attracting a great deal Of attention
In Nevada mining circles, and reports
received from there indicate that new
strikes are frequent and the country Is
enjoying a well developed boom
From Godheld last week party OF
seven left for the KawIch range with
an outnt fully equipped to spend several
months prospecting the district,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
VIEW YOR PRODUCE.

New York. Jan q. Sugar raw, barely
steady Fair refining. AZ centrifugal, %
co., so molases sugar Az.
Refined Is quiet, Crushed, $50; powder
ed, 6,2i graduated, 6.lj.
Coffee-Steady. No. l. lJo, S&.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
PRODUCE.


Chicago Jan 2j-Wheat- 2, rcd.
lis No 3, red 1.i5a1 1917: No. 2, hard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool Jan 25.-Close: Wheat
March Is, led May, Is, sd; July Is, Ad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
Time Table
In Effect Dec,
1904.
IEM%f6'

AREIvE
rom Ogden, Portland, Bu,,o
pan francisco, Chicago, 81
louis, Omaha and Denver s.n
FROM Ogden and ntermediats" o'p am
pirN,..i ~ ,;s,'''.s, ,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.. Q,m
IRON Ogden, Cache Valley ina "" am,
From ogden cR BHIlaSs 'sSt.Y a,g li'a m.
"a nahsas city, Omaha, Denver
rasama san Francisco ..,.,,,'1 ar
from Ogden, Cache Valiev' 80 PIN,
r. anthony, Portland ana san
''' ni,Et:is;A.' el,,;'''''''" 40 pm,
fqr Ogden, Omaha. th,ooao
ionniEer Kansas City and Sd
fot Ogden, Portland, 81 A., INV an.
.nony, san Francisco ana In.
r'lnSulate points ........., mon
PYr Ogden, Omaha, CbicaCo ava" an
Denyer Kansas City. al /. oil,
For OGDEN, rcc aSbse ys,i;cs ''H., iao PIN.
EeL Kansas City, Omaha. SD
Louis and Chicago. ,,..1'' ." r.r
F4f Ogden, Cache Valley. Butiee' "" Pm
Helena, Portland, San Fran,
cisco and intermediate nn,nas
4. NJ, sCHUMACuER TrratttH2 pm,
y. r. hurley, q, % tr"l MgE
c,tD' 3; SPENCER. A. q. &TA
Telephone $50 S'seI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
Co, successors to Hudson Sons Co.,
brokers. we're.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
Japan Great
Fi8htjn8 Strength.

Is due due in no small meas
ure to the healthy stomachs
OF her hardy little warriors.
It's safe bet that II they
could get It they would use
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