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foR RENT
FOR RENT
HEISKEIL & McLERAN,
real, ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
zoos ST. NV, WASHINGTON, d. Q.

FURNISHED.
hot-alr beat. Per month. ............. .si2soo
1905 2lst st. NV. IL rooms and hath.
hot-water heat. Per month. ........... l00OO
1877 o ct. NV, IL rooms and bath, bot
air heat. Per month. Observation-Disclosures. 12SO0
3 baths. hot,Water heat Per month 80 1880
nsee heat. Per month zenith anu Dn' 10000
p nae heat. Per MONTH NTH. aa DaD 1866
UNFURNISHED.
1908 New Hampshire ave. IL rooms and
2 baths. steam heat Per year. ", 90
1916 y st. NV, 10 rooms and baths,
furnace heat. Per month ........... 73W
IT35 ST. NV, 10 rooms and bath,
hot-water heat. Per month. 6O.0O
iT2S Corcoran ST.. rooms snd bath.
furnace heat. Per month <o.oo
hat. ~ $3.50
oc15-tr
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FOR RENT-BY WESC0TT & WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.
POPS G, 12r, stable. $50 so woodlawr, Cleveland
2l2 G. fir, 3D.. .4075 park ............ IS 90
17o5 Y ,11r, b.. 80. 40 so FLATS.
200 22d, Sr. b. Gel 40 OBJ THE CARLISLE 1918 N
1921 Pa av, 10. b,mi3z so MISUNDERSTANDING
2l41 X, Or, b. ami. 50 rooms, bath. % so
1000 n ii ay, Or, b. so rooms. hath. lie. so
Tasoma PIX. Or. b 80 J0l rooms ba tn. -. 30
SOB T. ST. b, lat. 1880 b03A 23d, LIST II. 5r, b. 2i 30
1904 kingman Or b. 20 80 303s R. 5r b, beat. 90 80
400 18th 7r, b. lat rs so 3040 r. Or b. heat 90. so
l205 u. sr, b. lat .25 mi 3o12 NJ "a Pr, W 10 90
1921 X Ir b. -22.50i OFFICE ROOMS.
6i7 23a 7r b, lat. % sol 4s2-4Se La ay, heated
1924 sw, 7r. Is 40l rms, IS. SO Sf2 so, $50
c1rprpp,u STABLES
on 18th, As, C. r. W. 90 90
Conduit road 85.50t ZIG 18th .rear. IS rw 90
For full list of small houses and fats apply at
office. no1S-d, eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-24

MOST DESIRABLE CORNER rear
Dapoai Circle; large frontage un Conn.
ave-: VIII sell cheap.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

!. AND 14,AcRE LOTS NEAR THE NEW Ex-
tension OF i4th ST. NOW being graded,. only zoe.
50. IT.; adjoining ground selling at 40c. aud
acre lots. $3.50 cash bal. to suit: I5-sere lots.
$500 cash: bal 10 suit; person OF moterate
holding one Of these lots fer few years.
FULTON II. GORDON,
Suburban Realty Operator
RoBERT Z. HEATER Mgr
6l2 Colorado bldg. Tel. Main go. no2i-tt
FOR SALE-TAKoMA PARK-2 FINE GROOM
Small cash payment balance on rental basis.
Cheapest houses N rakoma PARK, and must be
sSia TUNE" 'o hi'hi' OIL ION ST. Nv"
For RENr-5-ROoM HOUSE; WATER AND
outhouses on the premises; Arlington Heights.
bridge $40 n Per month"; GfSrie ISAAC fs NORMAN.
Lunch Room. Electric Car Station. Va. side Aque-
dnst brluse, or owner at Hotel Lyons after
FOR RENT
THE INGLEsIDE HOTEL.
On steam and electric X. II. between Washing
ton and Rockville: viii rent by the year or term
Of years This Is one of the finest summer ho.
and fruit and twenty-five of land
For particulars call on Mr.. FRANK REpP. on
premises, or address CYRUS kEiSER. Bethesda,
Md. Z no22-7t
FOR sALE-oNE CAR FARE. TICKETS FOB
Is cts. to Rogers Addition to Mt. Rainier. Lots
abstract free. J. c. ROGERS. Owner. Fendan bdg.
soR SALES SPLENDID REAL ESTATE: REASON
logue Of great bargains: they consist OF grsin,
dairy, fruit truck poultry and blue grass farmss
also lovely homes along the steam and electric
car lines with acreage suitable for Office holdeyss
also business property, such as stores hotels
schools. churches and good society. 1t viii pay
ycu 10 out and let show you around l
have always lived In the country. ! can do
better part by you than II lived IN the city.
Don't fail TO send for my new catalogue before
JOHN f. JERMAN Fairfax G. H, Va.
Branch office at Vienna. Phone connection az
Fairfax G. r. and Vienna. oc7-f
TAKE CAPITAL TRACTION CARS, on PENN.
sylyania ave. marked + and a. aud go tbs
new electric lire free transfers, and bry o lot
from which you get grand view of the city,
These beautiful Highland lots within twelve
minutes ride OF the Capitol. and the lots can
be bad On easy monthly payments You can
double money. o. g. REALTY CO.. 1sh
ct. Pa aud La. ayes NV. se1-a
RAINIER: LOTS NOW or SALE: $500 to fsooi
SMALL CASH DEPOSITS; MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. OFFICES. DISTRICT LINE STATION
AND ROGERS OFFICE. FENDALL BLDG.
FOR sAI.E-NoRTH or THE CITY on ELEc-
trio railroad. tract. containing little one
acre. partly cleared; partly covered with nae
old shade trees: running stream; higa elevation.
board walk TO car line; only twenty minutes ride
take $500; you may pay on monthly payments y
desired: only $50 cash required. ROBINSON 4
co. Incl. el3 Fourteenth st. NV. nol712t
GET A CERTIFICATE OF TITLE TO YOUR SUB
urban farm purchase I maryland from the
Maryland Real Estate Title Co.. Com. Natl Bznk
bldg, 14th and G, and your title viii be securs-
ap3-d.eSu
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SMITH THOMSON. JR.. & co. dne).
ne23-:t.i4 1881 II ~. NV.
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WALL PAPER!

ADVERTISING IN TIFF
star. many people who Couldn't set paparhanrs.
ting, painting and clustering dones We ean d
e IIone North 12H a. r Z. RENcHER.
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ron sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SAIE-C0zY 2-sTORY BRICK; ROOMS.
pantry. tiled bath; 2-story porch; combination
furnace; store room; laundry tubs; shades and
screens. OWNER. 10 s ct. NV. nozs-3ts
FOR SAI.E--A BARGAIN.
IN BIOOMTSGDALE.
S-room dwelling: SIDE ALLEY; SIDE WIN
DOWS- Rents, 1880 81 500 Is q low price.
WEasL-BUIaT HOUSE.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
nn:e-5t so4 -s06-s0s F st. and 1892 New York ave
FOR SALE-$3O0 CASH
$50 A MONTH
An lroom dwelling iettered st. NV.
PRICE REDUCED TO $4,000 Built to sell for
$3.50; adjoining house did sell for that very
handsorne: receptIon-haIl plan: BEAUTIFUL
NANTES: lot 100 feet deep; alley.
MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION ON lcttered
st. northwest.
STONE & FAIRFAX
no22-at s0i-s0s-SoS st. and 1872 New YORK ave.
FOR SALE-SECURE THIS BARGAIN
s., $50.
3story stone and brick: stories: 20 feet
front. On THE HEIGHTS west CT 18th. A
wonderfully cheap house.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
no22-3t s04 sos F st. and 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-NOs. 1892 TO 1855 GA. AVE. Sc:
three Sold one left: 9 rooms. bath receptIon
hall. pantry, large front porch deep yards: price
s., 600 Terms to suit. Nos 1921 1i21 anil 100
r ne; heated by hot water: price 81 252 Easy
terms. Fl. s. WEIGH. $40 F NV no22 CT cSu
FOR SALE
"
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-MOST DESIRABLE APART
ment houses among the best located In the city;
splendid opportunity for exchange: $50 D0b;
renting for $1,000 year; west of 18th ST on 4
prominent thcroughfare.
$4,000; renting for 81, 900 year-a corner
west OF 10th st.
$4,000. renting for So ,.oo-west OF Is,h st;
lot G0XlO0
$50. geo: renting for $4,000 q ysar-a c6rner
centrally located Several others prices,
$4,000 TO Sl5o,0o0.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
nor; 81
FOR EXCHANGE YoI' PROPERTY THAT
you wish to exchange Let know what you
would like TO have. On account OF The great MIN.
Der OF owners who place their property with rs
your chances OF getting just what you want are
very good; I'm fact. you cannot afford make
trade without first seeing cur list. Apply at
uptown office.
STONE s FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY OF 5000 IN LOT
80 II. front. So north of Providence Hos
pitsl for electric auto. Address Box Is. Star
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PRODUCER.
ClIlCAGo.

,tcaso' July y Clear weather IN the
nor'nwyesl oa,gFSd renewed llquIde,lon In
WEAK wSGe market MARKET o,he, fsrl9rs Mog, lower
sl'1,c s' Mnn,eapoIs .ssssp,embI,gr opened
llelol forecast Of showers for tho spring
wn.ai !orrllory brought oul hufnclont do
~, mnnhy , 70 snno, q lnlly for September TO
ported receipts Of 600 oars against lVj a
year ago,
~ urn ,ono prevailed III Tho corn PIT,
september op.nod unchanged 10 a high
'r,ul nlN 70 bih ana sold w 10 NudA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
TnE CRESCENT DISTRICT.
II May Develop Into Another search,
iIght camp,

The Crescent district, or M II II
moro familiarly known IN Las Vegas,
Nippno, from my observation OF The
district, " destined to become another
SonrchlIght, says n writer for the Las
Vegas Times, The character OF thu
formation, the dips OF the lodges, their
sisc and apparent stability compare
exactly With the general formation OF
Eldorado aud NearchlIght and when II
IN taken into consideration the as yet
unexplorcd ilat that Hes between
Scarchiaht and the Crescent range,
about IN miles IN width. there In every
indication to believe that the mineral
belt NJ the Crescent Nv n continuation
Of the wonderful belt that hns made
Senrchllght famous,
There IN no doubt that the Crescent
district N not q poor mans country,
but the surface shows up much. richer
thnn did the ore on tile mlnce OF ~
rlatts across the valley The Quartet
shows assays Of from M cents to slab
on the surface, and n WAS not until the
200 foot level was struck that pay dirt
enough was encountered 10 warrant n
mill To-day YOU couldn't buy that
mine for slo,O0O,0OO, ana " there II q
single share OF its stock ON the market
II ~ u maverick and ehonld be- branded,
The strike n, the Lucky putchman is
n reality and while not much work has
been done 40 yet the richness ~ its
surface showing lends 10 believe that II
viii develop into " valuable mlno,
Among the other properties IN the mine
OF g, " shoorer, who recently refused
$4,000 In cnsh for the property ana IN
talking 10 the old gentleman concern.
Ing the offer, 10 said We'll can see
that much In wight and II n " worth
much to the parties, " " worth
moro 10 mo-" Ills IN one OF the best
developed prospects w tho district and
bordcra on the new town,
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THE BINGHAM CON,
Eagle 4 Niue BsIl Mine Acquisition Has
proved tu he n Good One.

Tho Boston Commercial says Rlng-
ham 'onsolida,ods increasing strength
N understood 10 be due 10 conditions
brought about by the development Of
the compnny'a Eagle n Blue Bol mine,
which ndjolns the Centennial. Eureka
" the y, =, Mining company. The
Bingham bought 100000 shares out OF
n total Of $4,000 shares OF this com.
pany'a stock for $4,000
Under Bingham management a
SHAFT has been sunk 1000 feet. At the
eighth level crossoul was extended
10 the vein and q drift 200 feet long
IN IN ore that averages $40. \ cross.
cut IN being extended from the 1000.
foot level, and II the ore body IN Az OK
toneiyo and rich NJ this lower point II
Nv estimated II VIII make the mine
worth si,2b0,000 10 81, 900, 900,
Developments In the Dalton n Lark
properties continue To show satisfac.
tory resul,n one splendid vein OF oil
ver.lend ore IN being opened up, which
averages approximately s2b
The Bingham has been getting more
or less unsatisfactory results from its
smelter The Bingham secured a two.
year contract 20 snolt concentrates
OF the Utah Copper company aud tho
Nawhousc mines, These oonoontra tos
have proved no very fnc that they
have been handled with difficulty, an
increased amount OF fluc dust and
greater losses resulting,
Changes hive been made In the nue
chambers and brlQuotlina machines
have been Installed, II " understood
that the bingham WIN shortly erect
ro,rtclr NJ ite mines and partly reduce
ita sulphlde ores before shipping them
10 the amelter and also that n VIII
build reverberaiory furnace In
which II VIII matte the finer portion Of
liH ores,
The Bingham oompapy's mines never
looked nearly ms wen before II W
therefore unfortunate that It's smcltcr
must be Kept al work on contracts
TINT r,turu unsni lefnptorv nronis
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ONTARIO TUNNEL.
the campaign bslna carried IN 10
Clear tho Distractions.

by KIND permission Of Foreman Matt
Conncllcy whose nomo hns been syn
onllnous with the ontario company for
~ Years past and plloted by John
hcnllon, the veteran SHIFT bohp Of Tho
mine, q Park city Record reporter was
gwen q trip through 1000 feet Of tho
famous thfce.mlll drain tunnel last
week AT the ii,00O.foot point the air
became 10 bad IN 10 onusc dlzsInene,
aud u was necessary 10 return 10 tho
mouth, AZ q distance Of 5000 feet IN
the tunnel candles cannot burn on ac-
count of the foul air. but this II being
iomcdled Ms fast ~ he plr pipes can
be laid, two lines Of pipe are being put
IN, one from the compressor ana the
other from the blower. on Wednesday
workinen were employed AZ the 1900.
looe mark, finishing ip the llmb, ripg
Of The big cave found there This cave
tho ilfih one 40 far encountered was
about 30 feet long, ANA has been taken
NJ IN excellent shape This Nv the last
cDve encountered, and ~ far aa n has
been possible TO 10, over 1000 feet, no
others have been found, Though no
DEFINITE statement can be made IN II
" merely n matter of superstition Mr.
Ionnelny IN 0f the opinion cave, which
he believes to be the last one, IN nt
about ne is,oOO.fooi mark, All haste
IN boine made ,o reach n Wherever n
IN, nnd 10 say the least, the prospects,
~ having the tunnel open again In a
few weeks time ARE most cncouraglng,
Two small comprese0rr nrc now work
INK nght and day. hut these have been
found not sufficient 10 furnish the noc-
casary air, and consequently u new ana
larger mnchlne has been purchased IN
Salt l,ake nnd VIII be put IN place next
week The tunnel IN now la ilrel- class
condition as far nv has been gone, the
caves being taken up IN q substantial
manner, eliminating nll danger Of tho
ground oaylng again Foreman 'onncl.
Icy VIII take every procnuilon for the
safety OF his men nv they 10 farther
into tho tunnel and VIII have trolios on
hand at MI times for cnres OF cmer-
gency which might possibly result from
bad air The fuse blocks or the cleo.
trlc motcra, otc,, IN NE NJ the tunnel
mouth are bxng placed on the outside
of the buildings to prevent n possibility
NJ Are from this souce, About ono.thIrd
of the regular yone of water IL now
coming through the tunnel,
The Ontario management has worked
faithfully and hard, IN the face OF
many obstacles, TO overcome the OBJ
gtrucilona IN the tunnel, ana have left
nothing undono TO Rot II open, ana
Judging from present indications TIA
efforts win aoon be crowned with sue
cess, which IL the oatncst wish OF every
pnrkito,
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LIVE STOCK,


phloauo, July @,-cattlo.. Receipts, L..
0p, market elcad, Cood Ia prime steers
b,lsdb S, Moor 10 medium A. 6Df,b 10
siuckors and feeders 3, afil. q, COWS, 900
al, 90, bolfers. q 0Ofii 20, Gamers, 4, 1al2. COZ
bulls, 9,2suiG, calves, a,0oI0 e5 Texas
fed steers 3,O)GlJ,g "a
logs Rccoipis today. 1900, marko, ba
10 cents higher. Mixed and hntchors, B, l0f,
600 good 10 cholco heavy Ssow 'pi
Sheen. Ii"eep,s' sscS merko, steady,
9ood Ia choice wothera, i.iNfS, IS, fair To
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
Congo MIR ATES,
David Evans has returned from
business trip 10 Los Angeles,

David Evans has returned from n
business TRIP TO Los Angeles,
Clarence X, Mccormick expects 10
leave for Los Angeles on an early
train,
Manager Henry cairow Of tho ohio
Copper company In at Brighton with
hia family
The new hosting plant NJ tho silver
King consolidated II scheduled 10 20
into commission today
The operation OF the Hancock gig
AZ the Cactus concentration M Nowhouee
~ sold to I've n suoccre.
John A, Kirby recently chosen man.
1gcr OF the Montana Tonopah mino at
Tonopph viii leave for his post OF duty
next Saturday
There win be meeting Of the direo.
tors Of the Utah Copper company IN
Colorado springs tomorrow. Manager
Jnokllng VIII be present,
John w, Langley, former member
Of tho Salt Lake stock and Mining Ex.
change, but who has become establish.
cd In business NJ Tonopah, IN In the
city
A, Chester Realty, who has had
charge OF the snmpling OF the Utah
copper mine at bingham for the Amerl.
can Securities company, has departed
for Denver,
A. r., shorter mayor OF tho city OF
Miamisburg, ohio, IL In the city and
VIII look over the mines of Bingham
before returning lie IN "a shareholder
in'the OHIO Copper company
Manager Tony Jacobson OF the Co.
lumbua Con, mine OF Alta expects 10
leave for Los Angeles tomorrow. He
al Long Beach for several weeks home
with him,
Everything indicates that the deal
for the purchase of the control OF the
stock Of the Utah Copper company by
The American Securities company, VIII
he closed ~ q very short time, and that
work ON the proposed concentration VIII
be lnaugurnied soon,
a concentrating plant with capacity
of 1000 tons daily II planned by the
Nevada Consolidated Copper company
at Ely Nevada The compnny's head
ofllco IN In Boston, II has 81 800, 900
shares, bar value 81. This was no.
Gently increased from 100000 shares
100000 shares 10 be used IN acquiring
lbO.mllc railroad connection with the
southern Pacific and 100000 shares 10
bo held IN the treasury for future add.
tons ana improvements, The officers
are James Phillips ~, president,
Homer Lorng, Vice president. and
George " heals, secretary and trcus.
uror
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INJUNCTION IS
NOW DISMISSED
United States Mining Company
VIII Commcscc Ore Extraction
From Rempton Lode Claim
JUDGE MARSHALL MADE ORDER
Property Is Valued at from $500, 900
TO $4,000, 100 One Hope for the
vanquIshed Left

There now seems 70 DO nothing N the
way OF tho United states Mining com.
pany from Proceeding with Tho mining
ana extraction Of ore from the Kemp.
ton lode mining claim IN bingham,
which has u purporied value of any
where from sl,boo,ooO to'sg,0Oo,oOO IN
The federal court this morning, Judge
Marshall dissolved the Injunction M
The case OF the iyanhoo Mining compu.
ny ct al W. the United states Mining
company which had been previously
entered and which prevented ihe de-
fondnnt company from entering the
kempton claim for the purpose of TAX.
Ink out oro Tho order made ny Judge
Marshall today was done on application
OF the attorneys OF the United s,aios
Mining company who contcndcd that
u waA clear to them that title to the
ground had been clearly established, IN.
nsmlch ~ ~ least two Justices OF the
United Htn'W supreme court had de-
MED the application made Ia them for
nm appeal from the United, Rtn,es cir.
cut court of appeals, before witch
tribunal mo matter WIS tried IN st
Louis,
With tho exception N the result I'm
The lower court, the United states MIN.
ms company hea won every single
point In the controversy. Col, Enos
A. Wan II the principal loser IN the
case which hna cost no small fortune
10 lliIgntc, kut ID hna boon fouuhi
bitterly from the beginning, II IN be.
Ing carried 10 the last ditch and the
only hope LETT for Col, wan and ~.
socintcs, N some favorable action IN
the application for Il writ NJ cericrAori,
now pending before the highest legal
tribunal IN the land,
Upon disr lgsal Of the Injunction,
superintendent Andrew Mayberry IN
charge OF the y, \. company's Bng.
ham mines, was given Instructions 10
NM IA ioplp az mon In kxppL th.ro
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PRICES Or STOCKS
VERY UNSETTLED.
Opened a Little Higher Dcmand
Became Languld, and Then
Slipped Back
AND WENT LOWER STILL.
Railroads Went Below Last Nlghts
Close, PacIliss Losing Large
Fractions

Now York, July ?5-4prlccs opened a
shodc higher with tho exception OF or
. eastern railroad s,ctlv aud spccIaltcs
The early dcmnnd was llnguld and prices
slipped bnck 10 last nights level, but an
aggressive ndvaaco " IA In Reading
restored the higher level In sympathy.
Tho market was marrow and professional.
American Express fell on ono sale
Tho buying Was not pursued and prices
dropped again colorado Fuel after ad-
vanclng reuoted " Great Northern
preferred and Northern raoInc advanced
~, bNt tho market was only nominal and
longlh,crynls oumo between trlnsnctlons
steel Foundrlcp preferred fell w and
pl,lsburg ccs preferred o.
Bonds wefc steady al noon
prlcoa rnppcd ON light dcnllnHs during
the noon hour No that Reading lost It's
gain and Others that had been strong
nearly 20 Some rnilrond stocks fell q
fraction below last nlghi,
After n period Of hcsi,a,Icn prices went
lower United states Steel stocks ana
Amnlgomnted Cooper lost their advances
and railroad stocks generally fell below
last night Including Reading, The do
ellnes ~ the poclilcs, EXTENDED 70 large
and National Biscuit, rose I, Central
Leather fen and Allls.chalmcrs prcfcr'
rod o
Tho market was extremely nervous tho
entire session, l,ulhh adyooH from the
northwest sent september M 10 wNs Lat.
cr the greater part ~ the gain was lost
ON selling brought out by the weekly re.
port OF the weekly weather report Ac.
cordIng 10 the report damage by rust ~
tho wheat crop Of the Dakotns and Min.
nosota " lmmhterial Tho market closed
weak with september down Nuh at N'sn
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July rs, Sugar, raw, strong
Fair refining, Sps centrifugal, @ test 81
molnHscs sugar 3k.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Crushed, go, powder
ed $780, granunted. $50
Coiec Market steady Mo- invoice, Ss
buttor-Quict Street price, extra cream
cry 2ONm2l Ofnolal prices, renovated,
common TO extra, ibulsls, western factory
comon 10 extra, NAN.
cheese and Eggs-- Unchanged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
Large Steamer Ashore.

San Francisco, July 96--The Mer.
chants exchange has received the FOL.
lowing message from Eureka, Cal,
"A telephone from the Ocean house,
near Cape MondocIno reports this
morning that a large steamer IL ashore
n quarter OF n mile from the cape iIght
about 100 yards from the beach, Tho
supposed steamer II thought 10 be n
collier, southbound, There Is n thick
Jog prevailing and a smooth sca, Tugs
have gone 20 her assistance"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
Fire Causes n Panic,

Chicago, July ?S-.I'Ire In the build.
Ing ot 1898 Canal street caused q scare
among The guests az the Grand Central
hotel at Madison and clinton sireols
last night Many. women ran scream.
ing through tho corridors OF the hotel
nut they were QuIotod by men IN tho
building on canai sre,S was destroyed
about 10 small Arms mos, ~ which
dealt IN small machinery and novel.
ties, one fireman was seriously IN
lurod by falling from fire escape
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
BIG OH SHIPMENT,
plushurg' SAIL Lake Company 10 seud
Out Five Car Loads.

'l''iNt 'Nil'el'llh'HN'f
Evanston, Wye jnly Ca A shipment
cf ave ears Of high gradc oil viii be
made nom the wells ~ the piitsburx.
SAT- Lake company TO the Florcnre,
colo, relIncilps this week This II ,.io
iri lnlpr shipment ever made nom
the NintN county fields The oil Is
the hlghesi grade illumnapl ever found
enyNNpro N the world, Regular ship
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
Uncle sam Looks Good.

supt Grigss OF the Uncle Sam con.
mine % Unite this morning ielephcned
to local oIllcials Of the company ,het tho
800 Lowell Of that property Inns never
looked quite NJ good TO him M at the
present time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25

nwntf Nlll be made. to the Florence re-
iincri,N
The western Offices OF this cor,,lny
are located OF salt Lake ana tnl man.
ugsr IN A. V Taylor of that place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
wool.
81. LOUIS.

81 Louis, July ,5-.W Wool, quiet, Ter.
ritoIy and western mediums, esn3o line
medium, 2usd. fine, i6uls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
coal AT BASIN,
New Discovery Reported on bIs horn
Nivsr In wyoming,

Special Correspondence,
Basin, wyoo duly fe.--consldcrablo
excitement hua been created here by the
discovery OF large veins Of high grade
coal IN the hills on the east side Of tho
Plg Horn river, Tests show that IN ad'
dli'on TO tho coal being Of very high
gradc. petroleum. IN 10 be found IN pny-
luz quantities. IN The same vicinity,
Ground In being ntlked rapidly.