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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-03
Aux Membres de PUnion st.
JOseDh s

QL'6lection annuelle des officers
de lUnion s. Joseph ayant lieu
mercredi proclaim le 8 aodt, q Ia
Sale Thiery, 9 rue Main n. p. les
mem bres sont instrument prizes
d'6tre presents . cette assemble.
LIE choix DIES officers aui de-
vront g6rer les affaires de Ia socie-
t6 durant toute une aimee est de
la plus grande importance ct il est
du devoir de tous les membres de
prendre part q ces elections.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-03

LIE Camp Champlain, ". o. w,
ct rUnion st Joseph donneront un
grand bal au profit de M. Joseph
Huard, samed1 soir lie Is ao1t, q la
sale Turner, Sc Avenue n. b. ct
rue Marshall.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-03

Nine Duclos ct sa jeune demoi-
selle, de Montreal, cont en- visite q
Minneapolis depuis la semaine
derniAre, les h6tes de M. ct Nine
Iheo. Lepage, sa niece. Ces da-
mes passeront plusieurs mois au
Minnesota ct visiteion m entTe autres
Miller, son frere, cultivateur a
Annandale, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-03

MN. Oswald Verrette, G6d6on
Poisson, Wilfrid Poisson, Anne
Baillargeon, Willie Blanchet ct
Frank Blanchet ont etc mites
membres de pUnion st Joseph,
mercredl de la semaine derni4re.
.Tous ces membres ont 6t6 pr6sen-
t6s par M. Joseph Poisson, lui-
meme un nouveau membre. Nous
|f6licitans M. Poisson ct lenga-.
geons 3 continuer dams cette bon
ne vote.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-03

Nous den. andons a nos lecteurs
de nous falre parven1r les nouvel-
les qui les concernent. N'ayant pas
de "raporter" nous comptons sur
I'm chacun pour nous faire connaf-
ire les nouvelles que nous publlons
toujours gratuitement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-03

M. ct Nine Geo. RiviAre sont q
venus la semaine derniere dune
visite de quel1ues jours 3 Fari-
bault, chez un oncle de M. Rivl4re
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-03
&rhn de l'@nest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 8 Aont 06

M. Damase Demers, de Elmon-
ton. N. w. T., est en- visite chez
son beau fr4re M. p. Lantagne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
RAILROAD MINERS.
General Ohicials Of Oregon Short line
VIII Try Luck al Fairyiew.

The Nevada mining fever has struck
the general Offices " the oregon Short
Line. and II the same good fortune
comes 90 them that has been enjoyed
by number Of other salt Lakers who
have cast their lot boz Fairyiev, the
railroaders viii soon blossom out as
full Gedged miners.
The Fairyisw Consolidated Mining
company has been organized with G. j.
McNitt president J r. Dunn, vice
president c. u Jenkiusou. treasurer
r. &. Bliss. treasurer who, with J. 4.
Reeves. C. n Olmstead and Edward
McCarrick. are directors All but 'hc
two latter named are officials IN The
Short Line general Offices. Mr. McNiut
being auditor, MI Dunn superintendent
Of motive power and machinery. Mr..
Jenkins0n. loCgl treasurer. AR Bliss
chief clerk IN the auditors Departments
Mr. Reeves, general freight agent NJ.
Olmstesd Is superintendent Of the Ida
DO division Some OF the general on
cials OF the o. h. & y. company at
Portland are also shareholders IN the
Fairview Consolidated.
The company owns claims known as
the Johnnie. Johnnie I ana 2. which are
located near the Defiance group recent
Is sold 10 fasteners for a large SUN.
Twenty thousand shares ~ The treas
ury stock has been placed hy Brok VI
william n Tibbals OF this city, ~h0 Is
also q shareholder in the company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
COPPER BELTS SKY LINE.
Rio GrandC Management Carrlin ing out
Great Engineering Feat.

Tho ky line 81 the copper Belt now
being constructed on the west side o.
ihp main town. high up ON the
mountain. is being rushed With ait pos
Ihlo speed The grading has now
reached point above Wallis mill and
is being pushed as fast as men can
De- found lO move The dirt
The new road enters the canyon az
Copptrtou and makes a gradual as-
cent upon o. Q per cent grade and IS
destined Tor ihc Utah copper ana
Boston Consolidated ore bins The
rails ~ lhe now road viii parallel the
conner Beu through town and viii
o. almost directly over the present
tracks aud th. grade cut into The YER
IDEAL eide Of HE mountain Train, ou
ihc Sky limo win probably be- equipped
with apara .nutes fpr the crew 90
make the descent with when The cars
start 90 roll downward
The Butler-tib.ul mine. which has
been tho source of much surprise in
mining circles for ths extra fine quail
Iy of ore which b. being mined there.
shipped lhre carload, ~ lead orc This
week The ore was OF OBJ, finest quail
ily and rated a. first class
The MANAGEMENT asserts that these
shipments will bee made regularly now,
as the rich ore bodies have been r,ach-
ed. While mulch lime has been spent
in doing development work. stiil the
ore has been iu sight for some time.
and Manager George Tinsman speaks
very oucouraCiuEy concerning the
outlook al the mine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
Exciting Experience OF Ben D.
Luce 10 Reach Fairyiew Be.
fore Option Expired.
HAD SIX MINUTES TO SPARE.
Aroused Bank Cashier. Paid Iii, Mon.
cy and Breathod Air of Relief
What Broker WoOlcy says.

Edwin c. Woolley Jr. Of the brok-
erase firm ~ Pollock & Company. has
returned from Fairyiea, New. where
be spent several days Iu looking over
the bonanzas and prospective ones 10
that district he went To- with Ben
D. Luce. who had 90 his pocket an op
lion on the Orloe group. and relate,
that d Was only after am exciting ride
over the desert iH The night that NJ.
Luce reached Fairyiew On time 90 max,
O payment on the property Had he
been six minutes later. the deal would
have been declared N, and the proper
ty lost to him.
According ,o the conditions ~ the
Option. 70 vas necessary for Mr.. Luce %
lay his cash down on the bargain coun-
ter before last Tuesday al midnight
he would have had several hours TO
spare had % not been that the automo-
bile which left Hazen early 300 the
day broke down and refused 20 bulge,
The chaneur tried IN vain 10 make the
machine 90 and at o'clock iu The eve
ming the distance 10 be covered 90 reach
iNc camp Nd- % NlllrNs At NhN q iarl
N necessity for Luce. "a the time
wore on his mental strain Increased.
Conditions became desperate Finally
Mr. Luce succeeded IN talking ranch
az into letting him have horse. and
a few minutes after Z o'clock struck
out By considerable urging the ami
made a little better than Eve miles an
hour and landed ms burden In camp
before the hands OF the camp clocks
reached H. The cashier % the local
bank was aroused from his slumber,
the money was paid TO the bank official
and duly receipted f1r. Mr. WOo!lcyrr
NAMED with the machine and came into
FauyieW the following morning.
That some very good mines viii be
developed 10 the district Mr. Wooley
does not have the slightest doubt The
camp Is In such an undeyeloped stage, ."
said be today. 'it Is difficult to forecast
what the ultimate result VIII be- How
ever am quite fayorably Impressed
with the outlook FOR FairyieW, but. a.
has been the case In other active Ne
,ada camps u Is going 10 be difficult
10 prevent the fioatation Of companies
Cn properties Of questionable merit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
BEARS IN CONTROL
Of THE MARKET.
Soon Discovered Decline Was Not
Bringing in Buying Orders
OF Consequence.
PUTSTOCKS UNDER PRESSURE
Some Recovery Before Bank State.
mcnl Appeared, Then Prices
Went Lower.

New York, June e-PrIces Of stocks at
the opening Of the market today pursued
a downward course with only few ex-
ceptlons the most conspicuous Of which
was Delaware q Hudson with a rise Of
point The declines generally were
small except IN some Of the prominent
speculative fayorItes Anaconda ran OF
IA. Great Northern preferred and Smelt.
Ing ~, Consolidated Gas point aud
Union Pacific. Colorado Fuel and Gener-
al Electric large fractions.
The pressure against the market was
increased when TIE bears discovered that
the decline Was not bringing 20 buyns
orders u consequence Colorado Fuel pre-
ferred yielded g. Iinseed ~, Colorado
Fuel IA and Union Pacific. Northern Pa
chic. Illinois Central. Delaware a Hudson,
Locomotive and Sloss-sheiueld steel ].
There was some covering Ot shorts be-
fore the appearance 81 the bank state
ment but Afterwards prices zen lower
than before Reading dropped -, Con-
s0lidatod Gas 81. Delaware a Hudson T.
Z. G.. g. & ST. Louis 3, and Federal Min
Ing IA. Hooking Valley lost ? Colorado
Fue, d. and Amalgamated Copper, Sugar
81 fit,. l. & ~ Erie first preferred and
Northwestern l. The closing was easy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
AMONG CANADIAN MINES.
Shipments From the CRANKY Are Be
ing Maintained VERY steadily.

SI'lldl NltfNINIV'N"t.
Nelson. r. g.. June Interest .n
mining circles during the past week
has centerod largely in the exclusive
and costly improvements ncK bel1s
carried out az their mines In Rossla1i
and at their smelier az Trail by The
Canadian Consolidated Mining & Sm'lt-
ing company, Of which W. II. Aldrllge
is the manager.
with The comparatively high price
maintained by both silver and lead
there should b. a veritahlo boom 1ll
through the SLOGAN district but while
the weeks shipments show a crafty
Ing Increase. several properties that
should be- ON the weekly list regularly
arc held back FOR one reason or another.
At the Hunter v the shipments have
been doubled and IN a months time
some 10 tons daily will be sent out.
Good news also comes from the Ymir
mine. where the mill is expected 70
start early this week The Blue leil
mine 40 Ainsworth shipped 400 tons ~
the Hail Mines smelter during the " ok
aud % Is stated thar a large barge rs
being loaded at Kaslo with zinc ore
from the Jackson mines as the week
ends. presumably FOR the frank smell
ter. although no definite word Hs to iho
satisfactory working 81 that new plant
has been given out by those now iu
charge OF the companys anaIrs.
In the Boundary the y. g.. Copper
company has already blown out me
furnace st us smelter and win shortly
close down the others preparatory 90
greatly enlarging the plants capacity.
Tho shipments nom the CRANKY mines
are being maintained very steadily.
and two new properties appear ON the
shipping list from the district THE
week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
CONCENTRATES

~ r. Rohlhng sailed for Europe ON
the 9Th inst from the port Of New
York
H. S. Joseph expects to leave IN
few days for Falrvlew and other west
ern Nevada camps.
Patrick Ryan has gone to Beaver
county 10 look over conditions az the
Frisco Contact and Lulu properties.
An assessment Of cents a share
has been levied on the stock ~ the
New York Bonanza Mining company
Supt Andrew p. Mayberry Of the
United states company's mines at
Eureka, New, IS over from camp again.
c. c.. Higgins, formerly Of this city,
has secured q number OF choice loca-
lions in the new camp Of Wonder near
FaIrview Nevada.
Mill superintendent Murdoch Of the
Honerlne Mining company was In the
city for a few hours yesterday and re-
turned 10 camp this morning.
Manager Peter Porter Of the Monte
yuma mine Of Bingham Is anticipating
some important developments at that
property within the next few days.
The ore and bullion settlement re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Co, were. Crude ore and concen-
trate. $4,000; base bullion. $4,000,
gold bullion. 5000.
p. J. Donahue has returned from
trip 20 the Giant Chief property ~
Bingham. The old workings are being
cleaned out preparatory 90 the inaugur-
alton OF a development campaign.
NJ. l. Newhouse. according to Boston
adyices, was the purchaser OF 10000
shares Of Boston Con. stock last week,
and that is attributed as one Of
he causes for the receat stfIenlng in
:he Price.
The Rio Grande has brought suit
against Thomas NJ, Surbaugh 10 con.
denim railway right Of way over sew
eral Bingham mining claims desired
for the construction Of the new Sky
Line 90 the Utah Bingham Bull
letin
Horace Dunbar who has served the
Tribune In the capacity 0f mining edi-
tor for a number Of months past, has
resigned ana will leave early next
week for Fairyiew New, where he will
seek his fortune Mr. Dunbar goes
with the best wishes Of a host II salt
Lake friends.
An ore wagon with a maximum ca
pacity Of 10 tons has just been COM
pleted by Eugene Berling for the Red
Wing Mining company, ana which will
be put into service this month. The
massive ore wagon Is an all-Bingham
product. and IL one of the best and
strongest vehicles ever seen IN the
camp. Bingham Bulletin.
Thirty-two miners employed at the
Scranton mine IN North Tintc quit
work Yesterday. They refused 20 long
or partske II the food prepared by
two chinese cooks which We're IN the
employ of the company. The China
men will probably walk the plank as
d is said the men have good cause for
complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
WILL USE TRAMwAY
city Rocks ore 60 Come From Alta
over Continental Carrier.

orc Is again moving over the aerial
tramway of tho Continental company
SAYS me independent ~ Alta. and
Manager Henry N Crowiher announc-
es that his company has contracted
with the city Rocks 90 handle its mlre
output and also carry rs heavy freight
n.y. Milling rock from the Continental
has not been started down 20 the plant
az the lower terminal 81 the nve-mile
ropeUav as yet. Tor Manager Crowther
has decided % add some new equip
mcnt and make changes iu the mill
that viii materially increase its capa.
city
Negotiations are now pending be-
tween tho Continental and Flagstaff
that uin most likely result iu The de-
,isIon Of the latter company Co use
the C0ut.ucntals carrier iust as the
CITY Rocks COMPANY Is doing To IA
cl,tate the handling Of the great tom
mage NJ dump ores and rock from The
old upper worklnge % The Flagstaff the
latter company viii. ln case q con-
tracts with Mr crowther. build a COM
Meeting lime of tramUay between IT, up
per mine workings and the Continental
Dine whore q loading terminal will be
Tut I1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
R00kMAKER CONVICTED.
Chas. Oldham Violates Missouri Law
against Recording Bets.

Kansas city, June Sin the criminal
court here today, Charles oldham,
bookmaker, was convicted Of violating
the law passed hy the last Missouri leg
islature prohibiting the registering or
recording OF bets on a horserace. and
was fined 500 and Immediately took on
appeal Dr. j. 5 Gardner, president Y
the ElmhIIige Jockey club. al whose
track The races were run 10 test the
lt'y, and who wal indicted Jointly with
Oldham. was found not guilty TIE
Judge had instructed the jury 10 lis
charge President Gardner. as the law
does not prohibit horseracing nor be-
ting on races. bu' simply the recording
or registering Of bCts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
WEEK ON EXCHANGE.
Business Transacted aggregated over
s2I5.OO0-Today' Quotations.

A total OF 235.6l0 shares Of stocks were
sold ON the floor Of the Salt Lake STOCK
q Mining exchange this week. the same
representing a valuation OF 'gl5,os9,Vo,
as against iS9.52j shares Tor S25,s6S.,o
during the corresponding period a year
ago.
The market has not been 10 the best
Of tone aud As consequence several
stocks have shown q shrlnkage be,h
Tunnel has tumbled at q rapid pace, II
selling today as low as "a cents. DAILY
Judge has partially recovered from The
reaction Of the early part OF the week,
while Columbus Consolidated has NOV
cd forward, with 1885 as the high Wa
ter mark. New York has regained
some ~ It's losses. but May Day has
slumped to 1875 cents
Today's closing quotations and sales
we're.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
MANAGER Bella Kadish Reports
Good Progress Being Made
with Construction.
SHORT LINE SPUR FINISHED
Five Car Loads Of Machinery Ike
cciycd on Thursday-iou nda'
lions Completed

Bella Kadish, manager Of ne ttah
Smelling company. which has under
construction a copper mating plant
near ogden Hot Springs was in the
city for a few hours yesterday after
noon To "News' representative be
stated that the spur from the maia
tracks OF the oregon Short Line had
been completed. and mat on Thursday
five cars OF machinery had been switch
cd IN 20 be unloaded.
Tho foundations FOR the plant Mr..
Kadish says. have been finished. and
there is now Dothing to prevent the
ypeedy construction Of the several
buildings. Just when the plant VIII u,
ready 10 blow in. the manager Wol.a
not Indicate hut that the event VIII
occur early in the autumn seems almost
certain. David Eccles OF ogden Is pres
ident Of the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
7. r. DEWEY DROPS DEAD.

Topeka, Kan. June g-Thomas en-.
NETT Dewey. supreme court reporter
dropped dead Of heart trouble at his
home On this city az 8 o'clock this
morning Mr Dewey had been feeling
poorly for some time. and had recently
returned from trip 60 Excelsior
Springs he was around town last eve
ming. and was in better health than Us.
ual when the stroke came which ended
his NE IN "a Fash. Mr. Dewey leaves
widow. two sons and a daughter. The
daughter 'Nas 90 have been married
Tuesday and invitations were out Tor
a large wedding.
Prior 20 MI Dewey's becoming court
reporter he was an attorney al Abilene
he was an author ~ scme note. and
was A former grand master ~ the
grand lodge % Kansas Masons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. June s-The wheat market
opened weak today chiefly becap~ Of i'm
proved weather IN the northwest, there
being but little rain reported from that
district Trading was light July opened \
70 p lower az ~ 70 S's and declined e.
The corn market was weak. July open
"a unchanged 10 4 lower at Or TO 5lN
and declined 70 81,
The oats market was weak IN sympathy
with other grains. JulN opened = 20 =
lower az 81 10 SIs and solo AZ 81
Provisions wcer steady july pork OPEN
cd unchanged a. los. lard and ribs were
unchanged 40 $50 and g.E respectively
The low point for July Was ~. Late
IN the day the market rallied ON the Kan
sas state crop report, which gave the cone
dt.uu Of fan soWu wheat as ID against g
ON Apnl ] ON active buying hy shorts
The July option advanced 90 -. Some %
The advance was lost inthe last 10 mia
utes Of the day on realizing sales. The
close was steady with July :. higher az
torn-PHces advanced along with wheat
and Jul, went Mp 90 5l's. There was "a con.
siderable amount o. profit taking Just
prior 10 the close which was steady With
cash Whsai-No. 2 red. yase. No. 9
rcd. Sass. 40. 2 hard. Sisussi., NJ. o
hard. Sos. No. northern. Ni.p~i4; 80.
2 northern. AdS. No 3 spring, l0A
Corn-No I.a,. 30. g. 5l4n5la
Oats-No . seq3f. No 3 Eisa3t,
close Whcat-July. ~. Sept "a
Con-July. 5lL; sept, Nf.
Oats-JuN. ga Sept, ga.
Pork-Juiy. 1850; sept. $3.50
Lard-Juiy. sdN ~, sept. S6.
Rihs-July. s3,izas9. Sept. g.D
Rye-Cssh. 62dG.
Flax Cash northwestern, Ia
Timothy Sept, 3Sqi0
Cl0vcr-Cash. il..5.
Barley-tash, 4ps5.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York June 9-Sugar, raw. frm
Fair refining 2l5-lGd2 1i-32. centrifugal
az $50
Refined Steady. Crushed. so. powder
ed. 90. grauula'cd. 400
CofeC-Steady. No, Rio, ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
DIVIDES POSTED.
Grand Central and Victoria share
holders To Receive Checks.
Especial 10 the 'NewsD

Especial 10 the News.D
Provo. Utah. June 9.-The directors
of the Grand Central and Victoria
Mining companies met IN this city and
posted G..ix uds, respectively, ~ s
cents a share of $4,000 ana 5 cents a
share or Sl2,500 Payment viii he
made ON the 18TH on all stock Of record
ON the 18TH inst The physical condi.
tiun Of both mines was reported as
being satiefartOrv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
rTNr1c ORE SHIPMENTS.

TinIrs contribution 90 the smelters
q the salt Lake valley This week
amounted % lii carloads The shippers
and amounts being Beck Tunnel q;
Black Jack. 3 Bullion Beck. ~. Carlss.
CfIttLu.a' Eureka. Sc. Dpg5l liun.
g. Eagle and Blue Bell z. Eureka I'M
leasers. Gem.ul g. Godiva concern
iratss. 2 Grand Central. {. May Day, 3.
Mammoth. g. Mcintyre a Hickman
lease. 8. Scranton, 3. Uncle sam. 3. Vic.
toria .. Yankee q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
NEW RED WING MILL.
Manager Orcm says Construction Of
?0O-Ton Plant win soon Begin.

Red Wing mines Of Bingham has given
out the information that the plans Tor
the proposed concentrating min have
been placed On his hands. aud that It's
construction will begin al am early daJe.
The plant Il 10 have capacity for the
treatment Of 200 tons a day The ue-
velopment OF the mine progresses stead
ily with greater touuages belng added
10 the reserves each day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
SAN FRANCISCO MINT.
Machines Put IN Operation Yesterday
For FIRST Time Since The Iirc.

San Francisco. June 9-The big La
chimes Of the local mint were put in
operation yesterday. and FOR The first
tImo since the fire the work OF making
money was resumed The mint Will
not be open for a regular session, hut
just for q few days, long enough for
the coinage OF silver that is nov IN he
building As soon as this work Is pr-
complished the mint viii be closed. 20
that the officials may get ready for he
annual count
The regular session Of the mint will.
Il Is expected, open July I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
GOODWIN RESIGNS.

Tod Goodwin has resigned the posi-
ton OF caller for the salt Lake Stock
and Mining exchange and vii devote
his entire attention hereafte' TO the
publication Of Goodwin's WeeRly. Mr.
Goodwin has served the exchange ef-
hcientlv for several months, He re-
tired az the close OF t0days calls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
UTAH. IDAHO. THE WORLD.

Three new maps Just issued. Utah
and Idaho on one side the World on
the reverse side. including population
OF countries and towns according 10 the
1909 census. with a brief sketch Of ev.
cry country IN the world. Size s7s3iH
inches. value Is cents. ss.t 20 any al.
dress for &c. Address DeseFet News
Rook Store. Salt Lake City. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
rEIGHT COMPETITION.

Yokohama, June 9.-The first freight
competition between Yokohama and
shanghai has been iuauguTatei hy m,
Nippon Yuson kalsha. one ~ the lead
ing japanese steamship companies The
British firm ~ Butiorfe'd & Company,
which also Is An the transportation
business. has wired that the number %
its boa.s is 10 be Increased Rates
have been lowered on both sides
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
JAPANESE MINISTER To SEOUL.

Toxic. June 9-M. Cchlda formerly
japanese minister to China. has reliey-
cd VI Hayashi ds japanese resident
general al Seoul preparatory 20 ;he
latter taking up the post Of minister
Of japan 40 pekn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
NEw con- BurrE pIREcroR

Ats recent meeting 81 the board ~
directors ~ the Nevada Gold Butte
Mines company Charles ,. Porter was
named 10 ON the vacancy on the board
caused by the removal Of J. l.. Moore
90 Riverside. Cal Mr. Porter D. a Neli
known business man o. This city and
Is au extensive shareholder BOZ the CONE
uny. 4 better selection could not have
lHr. rf.1D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
PUSHING DEVELOPMENT WORK

Information comes from Fay Neva-
d.. to the effect that development work
Is being uushei ropldly az The proper
ties ~ he Deer Lodge Gold Mining
company The face ~ The tunnel Is go
feet in aud within 200 feet ~ the ledge
90 boz DEVELOPED by g.