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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
TRADERS ARE
NOT DOING MUCH
Changes at the Opening Were
Slight in Either
Direction.
TENDENCY WAS DOWNWARD.
After Midday Tone Was Better But
Demand Was Generally
Light.

New York, June 5.-ouly a few Of the
stocks recently prominent In the specula-
uon showed any important changes from
last night In the first prices In the stock
market today Otherwise small gains and
losses we're mixed. Advances ran to /.
large fraction IN Reading. Illinois CEN
'ral Delaware d HUDSON Colorado Fuel
and National Lead.
The stock market deyeloped soma
breadth and strength IN the later deal
ings but there we're not many Of the rec
osnlzed leaders that got more than a good
traction above yesterdays closing Rep
reseniatiye stocks IN the southern. north
western, coal and metal groups were
bought heavily and their rise sustained al
hed stocks Some OF the western stocks
ana Specialtles reflected profit taking on
{esttrdays advance Illinois Central and
United states Reduction preferred gained
. Pacific Coal ~ United States Reduc.
uon ~. Atlantic Coast Line ia. Della
mare q hudson ~ Pacific Mail aud Lead
~ ana Reading Wabash preferred. Tex
as Paclfe. Toledo & ST Louis South
western. sloss steel preferred and Gen.
eial Electric , 20 IL Realizing caused A
backsct 10 prices which was patty check
cd by fresh advances but was manifest
again before noon. Texas a Pacific rose
~. 81 Louis Southwestern /. American
Agricultural Chemical. Virginia Iron %
smelling and cotton OIL Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical and Corn Products pre-
ieued II. 10 ~ on the reaction Northern
Pacific was carried ] below yesterday.
steel Foundries "a. and Union Pacific.
Amalgamaied copper Colorado Fuel large
fractions. New York Central rose briskly
point over last night at noon and stead.
led the market
Bonds were steady
An improved tone developed after mid
day but the demand was light outside az
southern Pacific and Smelling. These
sold higher than in the earlier hours
Smelling touching 1894, other gains In
cluded points in Kansas City Southern
preferred ~ in 81 Paul preferred and
Minneapolis 81 Paul and Sault Ste Marie
and one In Southern Pacific and Kansas
city Southern. Hooking Valley fell on 2
Brisk purchases of the copper stocks
after duil pause 90 the trading lifted
Amalgamatcd copper over a point above
the lowest and Anaconda "a, over yester-
days hnaL Texas q Pacific Land Trust
Improved 81 and Locomotive and Rail.
way Steel Spring IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
Hiuh Grade SiIver-Lead Ore En-
Countered in The Lower
Tunnel.
WHAT THE ASSAYS SHOW.
A Mine Without Dump-Al ore
Extracted Is OF shipping
Grade.

The Nevada Alpine mine ON Lone
mountain. near Tonopah, which Is
controlled by OMeata brothers and
Thomas J.. Lynch. has been the scene
of another important strike and TINS
property has recorded a succession OF
them. but the latest one is considered
10 be fully as good as any previously
reported.
A letter from camp which was re-
ceiyed az the local Offices NJ the Nevada
Alpine Mining company today con-
tains information 90 the effect that the
find was made iu the lower tunnel
An average Of seven assays Of ore
taken across the vein shows returns
~ 6i.67 per cenj lead and 1898 ounces
In silver 90 the ton.
This mine Is reputed 20 be one OF
the cleanest propositions in the SOUTH
western Nevada camps II Is "a mine
without a dump" so 10 speak Tor
nothing Is being taken out but ore
Of a shipping grade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
ToNoPAH's MINES.
Five Properties Have Paid In Dlvi-
dends Nearly $4,000. 900.

II there be a man anywhere In this
broad land who is not convinced that
Nevada mines are among the best in
come making properties 90 the whole
Union. Just let him look at the amount
That just Ave Of The dividend paying
properties " the camp OF Tonopah have
poured into the pockets Of the lucky
shareholders 10 the 1--WE years that have
lGpsed since Jim Butler first drove mis-
stake. says the sun OF Tonopah. The
dividend record shows that the five
properties IN question have paid 81
SCI $50
This fact IN view Of the great deyel-
opment work that has marked the
progress OF the camp, Is very significant
OF the almost llmitless mineral wealth
with which the country abOunds The
management Of the average mine. eth
er in Tonopah or any OF the neighbor.
ing camps has up 10 this time devoted
its energy 20 blocking out great ore
bodies IN reserve, and the majority OF
the ore shipped for reduction has been
taken out In driving the workings.
To say that there Is so much ore
blocked out means in mining SensC
Is estimated 10 contain that amount
ot rock In place, have been exposed. To
do this il is necessary for the drifts
and slopes TO work IN ore, and II Is the
rock removed In this way that has
served TO build ~ the mighty sun,
TIA. the stockholders have received.
A, any one OF the big properties that
surround The camp. the management
viii tell the same story. They viii say
that there Is blocked out IN the mine
enough rock 10 keep the force at work
from 10 10 Is years. taking out ore
of a known value without doing an
other foot 81 Development work They
will take the enquirer underground aud
show him great masses of ore in place
around three sides OF which he can look
lot himself And they will tell him
enough about the values that have been
received from ore already taken out
for him 70 figure FOR himself on the
millions Of dollars that are stored In
natures vaults ready 10 be taken out
wren time shall be ripe.
The great sum already paid out is
merely a drop in the bucket II Is only
a slight suggestion ~ what the mines
can DO. II the occasion should require.
that sum could be doubled and tre-
bIod and doubled again at short
notice
But that Is not tho intention ~ the
men who are In charge. They are I'm
the camp % make mines and n devel.
opment work should cease entirely the
outside world would not be the wiser
for years to come. and Il is probable
that the Baof lg ~ fhfs fptVn Mould r,,t
know Of the change inside OF many
months. FOR these Sreas masses of
proven ground stand between the peo-
pie who are dependent ON the business
OF the camp and sudden failure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
CONCENTRATES.

Tho new compressor AZ the Bingham
Central IS In operation.
The Nevada school Of Mines has re-
cclyed a donation or $4,000 from ClaT-
enCe Mackey.
The Taylor & Brunton Samplinr COM
pany released Is cars Of ore from tAe
Tiutic district today.
The directors Of the Mexican ConSOl-
dated have posted a dividend Of tl?9.-
OoO FOR payment on July rs.
otto stallmann Of the Glasgow e
Western company is expected to reach
home the last n the week.
A party o. students Of the University
Of Utah. members 81 the engineering
class, viii leave for Alta tomorrow
morning
A shipment Of ore from the Venus
property in the Eldorado canyon. New,
district, will reach the local market IN
a few days
Secy. Durant Of the Con Flagstaff
passed through the city yesterday on
his way east He had been on flying
tHp to Tonopsh.
IN Boston the report Is out that hres
win be kindled under the furnaces %
the Majestic smelter al Milford before
July /. Maybe so.
Albert Burch, the California mining
engineer. departed for the west again
this afternoon. after having inspected
a mining proposition over IN Colorado.
star route mail service between 81
Thomas ana Cold Butte, New. was In.
augurated today. The mails will go out
once a week until further notice
n. W. Bunton and +. NJ. Taylor Of
the Taylor & Brunton Sampling com.
pany are On The city Mr.. Brunton came
IN from Denver and Mr.. Taylor from
Tonopah.
The ore ana bullion settlements To-.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
co 'Ncfe. Crude ore and concentrate.
$4,000. base bullion $4,000; sold bul-
lion. $500
NJ VI Johnson Of the Newhouse
mines departed last night for the prop.
erty OF the Montgomery Mountain
Mining & Milling company IN the Bull
iinAt Nthts Nl~lllni
~ J. O'Meara win leave Los An
geles THIS evening Cor San Francisco.
From thcra Do WIN 80 20 Tononan TO
look sitter mining interests He viii not
be- home Tor a couple Of weeks
4 nev paper has been launched IN
the Round Mountain. New. district. and
win be known as the Nugget The
proprletors are James Travers. for a
long tine connected With the Bonanza
of Tonopah and Henry J. Bartlett Of
the same place
says a Godheid bulletin. Phillips
burg. a new fS-hour-old camp has
forwarded 20 Goldheld for exhibition
some high grade ore bearing heavy
copper stains: lodges reported to be
iron-cappei believe will make a per-
manent camp.
supt J. A Beverage Of the Consul
dated Flagstaff is down from Alta for
a day or two The work o. pushing Inc
tunnel ahead IL progressing rapidly.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. June 5.-CRttle-R Receipts. 1850.
market steady Beeves. iWQ6O1: cows
and hefcrs iGa5 10. stockers and feed
ers, 2@d41j. Texans, 2'5d4 49, calves,
Z. JpdI o.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; marke, s cents
higher estimated tomorrow. 2Scl0 Mixed
and butchers, 6.Gd6.i5, good heavy. 6.Nd
6.f'i9. rough heavy 6.%dH. IS. lights, q
NJ i27 pigs, j.oqel5: bulk Of sales, 6.5
shecp-Reccipts. 1900 market steady.
SHEEP, iioaj.sD; lambs, j.5N6.N
OMAHA.
Omaha. June 5-Cattle- Receipts. 500:
market slow 10 steady. Native steers. 4 q
a5.p. COWS aud hcfers 3pa4.5). vest
eru steers. 30af0; Gamers, lI5d3 o..
st0ckers and feeders 3.oon4. -. calves. so
a6 g. bulls and stays 2.Ijai25
Hogs Receipts. 1000. market shade %
5 cents higher. Heavy. 6.2i sQ6 81; mixed
e.23aae.2i lights. 6 NaG -. pigs, 5oo1g
eco bulk N sales, s .9i.uG2l
sheep Receipts $50, market steady
Yearlings 5.10a6.l5 wcthers j.Ods 90;
ewes. i75a575; lambs. sWd5.0
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June 5.-Cattie-Receipt
200. market slow steady. Native steers
8 IfQb.hi. native cows and hoifers. i1it
SIS, stockcrs and feeders. 2.7fa4 %: bulls
2 Dafb. calves. 3pods.2. western Ted
stores. 3.NNj.-i. western fed COWS go
n4G
Hogs Receipts. 1900. market strong 10
, cents higher Bulk Of sales. g. 3lq6 81 ,
fctyN 6Hne ~. packers 6..iN6 IS: pigs
and lighis 5.2'HtG
sheep Receipts, fpo. market shade
lower Muttous gUdGr Is. lambs. pa
,.2i. range wcthers. 5c)a6o. fed ewes
faNG515.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
INSPECTION or sToCKYARDs

Chicago, June B.-Three sanitary lnspcc-
tors were today sent 20 the stockyards
by Commissioner Of Health Whalen with
instructions 10 make a thorough irspeC-
ton Of the handling Of meat carefully TO
examine the sanitary condition u the en-
ployes and 70 make an immediate report
concerning any unsanitary conditions they
may find
Building Commissioner Barlzen. also
sent q number OF inspectors 90 tho. stock.
yards 10 examine an the buildings IN tho
yards and gave them Instructions tO IT,.
port any violations ~ the building ordi.
nances that are apparent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
LIKES ELY COUNTRY.
Ice Glockner, Former Utahn, Sees
some Big Copper Mines

Lee Glockner, former superintendent
Of the Dixie mine Of the Utah a East
crn copper company IN Washng,o on
county. is IN the city today en- route 20
colorado from Ely. New, where he has
been for the past two months
Mr. Glockner has given the Eiy dis
trict thorough study, and is an opiimist
concerning Us future
The citizens ~ the camp are anxious
ly awaiting the arriyal Of the railroad
from the north. aud those who have
permanent buildings 10 put NJ are hold
Ing back to A large extent until thcy
can hear the toot of the locomotive
Travel in and out OF the camp is good
nov, the stages and autos running a
the end OF the track, near Currie's
ranch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05

Several good ore bodies have been cut
by the tunnel. but Mr.. Beverage says
no attention will be paid to them until
the adit reaches the objective point,
II. A. Jackson OF Sacramento. for
merry superintendent Of the Rocco
Homestake property IN Hamilton New,
has Just returned from an Inspection
OF the Cirac mine. and after having
gone carefully over the ground reports
very fayorably on what he saw. To-
day Jackson started for Bullfrog In
company with Henry Anderson OF
Reno 10 make an examination Of the
bulltrog Yolo property. Sun.
Judge Thomas. one Of our best known
citizens, returned from A trip to Rail-
road Pass. The judge Is enthusiastic
over what he saw. lie unhesltatingly
declares II a good country for gold and
stakes the belief that II win be the
mining section OF the western hemi-
sphere. The Judge only voices the
opinion Of all those who have had a
look In. II Is not out OF the way TO
say mat this wealthy citizen has de-
tefmlned to become heavily interested
IN the mining Interests Of che Vincent
belt, and who wouldn't that once De-
holds lt-Las Vegas Times.
Engineer c. NJ Rasor Of the Tonopah
and Tidewater Railroad passed through
Beatty from the north Saturday, on his
way TO Ludlow. on the Santa Re. lie
says the heaviest work on the line Ia
IN the Amargosa canyon, f.ear The
BoraN mine. At that point from 800 TO
800 men viii BE- employed all summer
on rock work, cutting a grade IN the
canyon, The elevation Is /. 200 feet and
the heat would be unbearable, only 10,
the Amargosa river. which iows 200
inches at the bottom Of the canyon. The
water rises and falls IN unison with
the conditions on the river above
Beatty. -Bullfrog Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
MUENTER HEARD FROM.
Wife's Relatives Receive Pamphlet
Entitled Protest" from New Orleans.

Chicago. June 5.-Erich Muenter the
Harvard instructor, whose wife dl.l
April Is In Boston, under mysterious
circumstances, has been heard from.
The relatives Of his wife today receiv,d
a pamphlet unquestionably written by
him and mailed from New Orleans. The
document, which consists Of several
thousand words. is entitled Protest. o
Several hundred words are devoted 10
a burlesque account OF supposed
death, and then follows an extended
criticism Of those who have written and
talked about him. As last word in his
own defense Muenter says:
And II my fellogmen call this pro-
test OF mine insanity then will spend
the rest OF my life on my knees AMI
beg the merciful Father in heaven 10
take away all the right, II need be,
but 10 leave my insanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
AT CANANEA.
Col. Greene Says Accounts Exaggerat.
cd, Mexicans Give Full Protection.

Bisbee. Ariz.. June 6.--Col. ". c.
Greene. president Of the Greene Consol-
idated Copper company. who is at Ca
anea. Mexico, sent the following sign
ed statement TO the Associated Press
today:
Some accounts az disturbances az
Cananea very much exaggerated. Mex
lean authorities are giving full pro-
lection TO our interests; work being
resumed at mines and smelters. Con.
Torres In absolute control Of situa-
tion. Evidently false and malicious r.
port has been extensively circulated by
interested parties from mercenary mo-
tives.
(Signed) wv. c. GREENE.
President Greene Consolidated Copper
Company"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
BOARD REELECTED

AZ the annual meeting Of sharehod-
ors OF the Amalgamated Copper COM
pauy yesterday o., ola board OF di-cc-
tors was reelected, consisting Of. ".
II Rogers. William Rockefeller James
Sullman, A. r. Flower a. G.. Bursge
q. ", Church. H. II Rogers Jr. ]. p.
Judson The annual report showed she
net income Tor the year ending April 20
20 be Ssl6l 5Si and the surplus after
the payment ~ dividends 20 De i3l? $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
SAMPLER FOR RHYoLIrE.

Charles %. Snyder manager Of the
Western ore Purchasing company.
with a system of plants IN western and
southern Nevada. visited Rhyollie last
week and assured Builfrcg district min h
Route completes its branch from las
Vegas his company viii begin the CON-
stuction Of a sampling mill al Rhyo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
DULL DAY ON EXCHANGE.
DAILY Judge Moved at Sii.50-Bcck
Tunnel Con. Little Stronger.

There was not very much life to
mining stocks today. The market
was dun for everything A few lots Of
DAILY Judge were uuloaded az Sll.50,
while Lutte Bell fell into the basket ~
Sl3.l2h. Beck Tunnel which ha1
been sulkng for several days. sud-Lel
slightly and closed on a sale at 30
cents Utah continued firm and one
lot OF 100 shares was pushed out AZ
o. cents. Columbus Con, continued m
demand and a few sales were marked
mp AZ S.. 60 and s7,65. Honeuue was
bought at 81 So
The closing quotations and sales
were,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
BECK TUNNEL DIVIDEND.
Directors Posted One for S25, 900 at
Meeting Held In Provo Today.
lspeclal 10 The .Newsn

Provo. June .-Notwithstandlng the
fact that stock Of tina Beck Tunnel
Consolidated Mining company has s.f-
feIed aome serious declines during The
past week on the Salt Lake Stock and
Mining exchange. the directors show
no indications ~ losing confidence in
the future Of that property for at the
regular monthly meeting held here to-
day the usual dividend OF ~ cents q
share, o. $4,000. was postel. and is pay
able on the goth inst TO an sharehold-
ers OF record on the 18TH. This makes
the seventh distribution. In as many
months by the Beck Tunnel company.
or a grand total Of $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
BENNINGTON COPPER COMPANY

The articles Of Incorporation N the
YeIriugton Copper company. which Is
90 be promoted by a syndicate ~ salt
Iakcrs to develop aud operate a proc
missing group Of copper claims in the
vicinity ~ Ycrriugton. New. will be
filed On a few days The property was
recently acquired 10y Charles h. Rock
lidge and J. + Caine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05

with little interest shown By manufac-
turers but prices are maintained on firm
basis. II Is thought that dealers are
ready 20 purchase the entire stock OF 1876
cup when prices fall 70 a level AZ which
pfoht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
ToNoPAH MIDWAY DIVIDEND.

The directors ~ the Tononah Midway
Mining company have declared quar-
terry dividend o. cents a share. which
Is payable on July l. The Midway
treasury contained last Friday the sum
Of il5065A42
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
HAMMOCKS HAMMOCKS

A large and beautiful assortment Of
New Patterns. colors and designs.
Come and see our display.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
6 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
REGuLAR cALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
DAILY Judge. 100 az 1870.
Little Ben. 100 10 l2.l2is.
Utah. 100 no 81.
Beck Tunnel 1900 az So. 500 no Sc.
200 az 81. 500 AZ SO. TOO AZ g.
Palace Goli6eId 1000 M 49,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 100 at 50: 100 Al ST;
900 40 SIS. 300 AZ 90sellor 50.
Carisa. 100 % 21is.
columbus Con. $50 az 80. $50 az
les.
Daily Judge 900 40 1850
Montgomery MI O00 at go
New York 1000 an en-.
Thompson 800 90 32is
Honerne. 200 at $50
REHABILITATION.
Shares A.nt
Regular can .,..,.-3io0 ASH. 20
open Board ......,,..b,S50 l0.Og4. 90
Forenoon totals ....g.550 ti47O6 90
-
A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. PIC u. =. Walker Block
T. r Snow a Co. Stock BIokerE
2 Commercial Block. Both Phones ls7,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05

CANNON BROS. BROKERS. q r
So. Temple Tel 80 Ind. sl0-k Bell.
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J. oeERNpoRFER.

Stock Broker.
Tel Ben w iel S. Main St
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. June k.-The wheat market
Was fairly steady at the opening today.
The weekly farm statistics were Of bull
lsh character and there was a consider
able decrease In the amount OF wheat on
ocean passage, the worlds shipments be-
ing about 10000 bushels less thon last
week The favorable weather. however.
Tor the crop IN this country onset these
conditions July opened y TO isgA high
er, at At0dh to aA, advanced 10 SAG
~ and declined 10 sl..
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of 20 cars.
Ihe corn market was weak because Of
liberal local receipts and favorable wealth
or for the new crop. July opened = tot
70 tpA lower al is3, 10 is1s. and sold
down TO 4sis
The oats market was inclined TO be
weak the favorable weather being tho
chief factor. July was a shade TO = low
er az Sssa3s sold up to SI.Gsi and de-
cllued 10 S2+.
Provisions were steady, chiefly because
Of scent advance In the price Of live
hogs. July pork opened cents lower az
1876 and advanced 10 ls.02it. Lard was ~
higher az S.52iz and sold UP 10 SIS. Ribs
were unchanged 10 ~ higher at sO7is TO
80 and sold up 10 s.l5as IN
Cash: Wheat-No. red. 81; No. red.
AQg: No. 2 hard. HQs5; No hard. ia
ii; No. hard. 75gsl: No. northern. SEA
IS No. northern, sigsi: No, spring,
7iQ2
Corn-No. . Ohd50ie; No. 3 50i.
Oats-No 2 53iggs37. No. 3, S3i.
Close:-Whest-July, s)A, Sept, 's4sq
1874.
Gorn-July 4sha4sas. sept, i94
Oats-July 3i4q3iAs Sept. 32l.
pork-July. le.lIi.. Sept, 800
Iard-Juy. SEQ Sept, S.i2i4Qsb
Ribs-July, go. Sept, 9 1872
Rye-Cash. Gn62
FlaX-Cash. northwestern, liz
Cloyer-Cash. ll25.
Timothy Sept. 261.
Barley-Cash. nN5
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+. NJ. West 4 Co. stock brokers' IL
7. Walker blk Tel 1855. res. sSio.x.
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS
81 Louis. June wool. steady Ter.
ritory and western mediums 2GD: fine
medium. 2ld2i7; fine. lSQ2
BOSTON.
Boston June 5.-The wool market is dull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
SUGAR AND coFFEl

New York. June sugar, raw, firm
Fair refining 2l5-l6d2 n-32; centrifugal,
81 test 3i5-Ssg5ls molasses sugar, ellis
. $50
Renned-Firm Crushed $50: powder
cd 20: graduated, 4.0
Coffee-steady. No. Rio, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
Today'S Metal Quotations.

Local settling prices are reported
by the American Smelling and Re
iuinE company:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05

supt J. a. Beverage Of the Consol-
dated Flagstaff is down from Alta for
a day or two. The work % pushing the
tunnel ahead IL progressing rapidly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05

4 new paper has been launched IN
The Round Mountain, New, district. and
win be known as the Nugget. The
proprietors are James Travers. FOR a
long tine connected With the Bonanza
Of Tonorah and Henry J. Bartlett of
the same Mace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05

says a Goldheid bulletin. Phillips
burg, new N-hour-old camp. has
forwarded 20 Goliheld FOR exhibition
some high grade ore bearing heavy
copper stains. lodges reported TO be
iron-cappei. believe viii make a per.
manent camp.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-06-16
Teachers Appointed

The school board held meeting in
the Office of Secretary G. G. Parks last
week for the purpose of appointing a
corps of teachers for the coming ses-
sion. The following is complete
list of the faculty:
Charles H. King, superintendent.
W. g. Bowers. principal of the high
school.
Minnie M. Conway. teacher of Ger.
man and other high school studies.
Miss Sue Clafiin. teacher of Latin
and other high school studies.
Miss Ella Allen will have charge of
the eighth grade.
Miss Eve M. Butterfeld, seventh
grade
Miss Georgia Pratt. sixth grade.
Mrs. Jennie Clifton, fifth grade.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tully, fourth grade
Miss Abbie Robinson, third grade.
Miss Belle Johnston, second grade.
Miss Clara Oberdorfer, teacher in
primary department.