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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-03

DORIC EXPECTED TOMORROW.
The S. S. Doric is expected to ar
rive tomorrow from the Orient, en-
route to San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-03
MAY FIGHT
UNCLE SAM
that 1000 rebels Guantana
.REvOLUTIONISTS
ARE REPULSED

PETERSBURG,
killed
sui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
CONCENTRATES.

Superintendent Lennon Of the
Black Diamond Mining company Is In
from Stockton.
Jesse knight of Provo mingled
among the mining talent along Second
South street today.
Manager f. ]. Raddatz of the Hon
crime mine OF Stockton came In from
camp last night
Karl Eilers. consulting engineer for
the Garfield Smelling company. Is ex-
pected to return from the east about
April 90.
Thomas j. Pringle of Milwaukee.
president Of the Consolidated Alta pro-
perty at Alta, Z expected to arrive
from the east this afternoon.
The Rush group on Bonanza noun
tain, Bullfrog Nevada has been sold
1t is reported for consideration OF
100000 to New York parties.
The Lucky Dutchman Mining com
pany. which Is developing property
In the Crescent. Nevada, district. has
levied an assessment of cent a share.
Mine Manager Louis s Gates OF the
Boston Consolidated Is in the city to-
day and reported the work Of opening
up the mine going along in the usual
way
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& company were. as follows; Crude
ore and concentrate. $50, $50; base bull
lion. $4,000; gold bullion. $500.
Announcement has been made off,
cially of the appointment OF George r.
Metz of New York as superintendent
OF the amberger- Delamar mines at
Delamer. Nevada, to succeed Frank
p. Swndler. resigned
Superintendent ]. e. Beverage of
the Con Flagstaff mine at Alta IL
down from camp to confer with AS
sistant Manager William NJ. Wantland
He says the work of pushing the tun-
mel into the mountain is progressing
favorably.
W. ]. Craig and associates Of this
city have secured bond on the Alpha
group OF lode mining claims located
in the Funeral range of mountains.
eight miles from Leestock, Inyo coun-
ty, Calf, and within two miles of
"Bosax" Smiths new railroad, now
being built towards Goldfeld and To-
nopah.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Tacoma says. - American Shelters
company is to b lid 125 miles Of rail-
road from Valdez TO its Bonanza cop
per mine In Alaska at once. This has
been decided upon by Daniel Guggen-
helm. president OF the company, after
a consultation with w. r. Rust OF the
Tacoma smelter. The ore will be made
into mats" at Valdez and shipped here
to be refined.
Experts In the employ of the Amer
lV,n Smelling and Refining company
arc making an examination OF the
Mammoth mine In Tintic. Asked con-
corning the presence Of the engineers
at the mine, Manager Samuel Mcln-
tyre Jr. declared today that there was
nothing he could say for publication
ut present That is how near he came
TO confirming the story that the Man,
moth is under investigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
BAMBERaER. DELAMAR.
How Flood In Meadow Valley DAM
aged Company's Power Plant

The De Lamar Lode in Its writo-up
of the recent washouts down the
Meadow Saley wash eAes the follow
ing account OF the damage sustained
by the Bamberger De Lamar mines:
THE power plant met with o serl-
Gus loss during the forenoon " the
25th. The waters cut out new chan
mel to the west of the plant, under
mined portion Of the west and south
walls and caused them to cave In and
fall away, and dismantled a portion
of the electric appliances as well az a
good portion OF the trestlo upon which
the coal Is conveyed to the furnaces.
THE Bamberger De Lamar mine
and mill at De Lamar are closed down,
and the town Is I'm darkness. a por-
ton of the force Will be kept at work
Ia the mines on certain Development
work and timbering, and repairs neces.
sary on the mill and plant will be
thoroughly made. At this writing we
are unable to state how long this shut
down vii last, but 1t promises 10 be
for at least two weeks, and possibly
longer. depending entirely upon the
condition of the weather hereafter.
The damage to the power plant At the
wash cannot now be estimated but
1t is hoped that the foundations of the
engines and boilers may still be found
intact, and II the storm ceases the
machinery can be gitten into running
order without great delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
NEVADA STOCKS


James A. Pollock e Co furnish to-
day the following San Francisco min
ing stock quotations:
Ton. Belmont, 562isa5.75; Cash Boy,
1920: Golden Anchor, ll2hnlllhs;
Home Tonopah. 24426; Jim Butler. LOO
Gl.52n; MacNamara. Aas5; Ton. Mid
way. 2.20d225; Montana Ton. 1850
800 North Star, 3oG57; Tonopah Ex-
tension, s0OGll0O; ohio Tonopah, 45q
~; Tonopah Conn, lS,O0qlS50; West
End. 3,6OM3.65; Adams, S4s; Atlanta.
2092l; Blue Bull, i4Gl6; Booth. 30 bid;
Columbia M't'n. ?7m2S, COnqueror, l7g
10; Dlamondheld, 4lIi3: Dixie, 9dil;
Goldfeld 55M56, Jumbo, I72hGl.T;
Jumbo Ext'n.lSq2i; Kendall, sSaa3: La
guna, 10 bid; May Queen ,SjdS6. Mohawk,
50a52; Red Top, 1.s2ia0ls Sandstone,
l.25Gi.3O; Silver Pick. 25G26; 81. Ives.
3ld32; National Bank, 55mj6, Denver.
l.7O asked; Eclipse. 100 asked; Gold
Bar l57hm1.70; orig Bullfrog, 23G24;
Steinway. i3di5, Montgomery Min, SO
G70: Great Bend Ex,, 20622; Tramp,
l.20Tt,25.
Comstock -Ophir, 5.62laGd75; Gale
donia. 5000: Mexican. l,l5nl.2j; Ex-
chequer, 65a67; Norcross. I.25dl.SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
MORE GAINS
THAN LOSSES.

New York, April 7---openIng prices
In the stock market today showed a
sluggish movement within the limits
OF a narrow fraction In either direc-
ton, but the gains predominated.
Transactions were on small scale.
Secondary prices were slightly bet
ter but no disposition was manifested
to follow up the advance and the
ground was soon lost. Pressure be-
came decided In spots toward II
o'clock Reading and Union Pacific
yielded u and Northwestern rose a
point.
The market was practically idle UNI
I'll the appearance Of the bank state :
ment, The disclosure Of deficit in
the legal reserve induced only light
selling and support was afforded to
check the decline. The Pacific and
Northern Pacific fell 1 y TO 1ss, Hook
Ing Valley "a Great Northern, pre-
ferred, az, Colorado Fuel IN and
st. Paul. Illinois Central, Amalga,nated
Copper aad Smelling a point. Inter-
national Pump was marked up 2. The
closing was Irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
SECRET COMPANY
FILES ARTICLES.
Another Combination Enters
Alta TO Help Make i a
Greater Camp.
PROPERTY NEAR THE ALBION.
Tayorably Located In Little Cotton'
wood District--To Push De-
velopment.

That Alta Is going to be the scene OF
unusual activity during the coming sea-
son is evidenced every day by the en-
try OF new capital and new corpora
lions into that famous district The
latest corporation organized to develop
it's Alta properties is the Secret Mia
Ing & Milling company, which has
opened up Offices IN the ID. r. Walker
block. The articles of Incorporation Of
the company were filed in the county
clerks Office today, and II Will be ready
for business on Monday
The capital stock Of the company IL
$500 900. divided into 100000 shares OF the
par value OF 81 each. or the total
capitalization 100000 shares have been
set aside as treasury stock for the pur-
pose OF developing the claims OF the
company. Considerable eastern capital
has been secured for the development
OF the property, ana the company VIII
start out with a neat sum in the treas
ury derived from the sale OF treasury
stock.
The company owns the Secret group
OF four claims comprising 50 acres Of
ground, adjoining the Albion property
on the southeast, and lying Just north
of the Pioneer Consolidated property
and the Pittsburg property. Consider
able development work has .already
been done on the property, and good
vein OF galena ore has been discovered
with assays running as high as slo7
per ton. Several tons OF ore are now
on the company's dump ready for ship
ment as soon as the seastn opens.
II IL the intention Of the company TO
push the development work as fast az
possible, and men Will be put to work
az soon as the weather Will permit. Tho
company has Appropriated sufficient
water from Flora lake located on its
property, for all power and mining pur-
poses. The following officers have been
chosen for the first year President,
w NJ. Minor. New York City; vice
president. Charles p, Minor. Kansas
city, Mo-; treasurer. r. w. Clough.
Salt Lake City; secretary. Harry s.
Harper. Salt Lake City. They with
u. d. fIashimoto of Salt Lake City
and John c. Swickard OF Chicago,
comprise the board OF directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
THE JACOBSON GROUP.
Alta Property to Form Basis for New
Corporation.

What Is known IN Alta as the Jacob
son group OF mining calims II to form
the basis FOR the organization Of n
new company The property lies west
Of the territory embraced in the hold
irgs Of the Columbus Consolidated
Mining company and the locations COW
er the contact which looms a.. so
prominently on the high mountain
peak Just west OF the old Frederick
mine. now a possession OF that veteran
miner and prospector, Fritz Rittlch.
The Jacobson group Is owned priu-
clpally by Tony Jacobson, president
and manager, A. o. Jacobson, superln-
tendent, and other officials of the CO.
lumbus Consolidated.
The owners are having a conference
this afternoon ut the conclusion OF
which Il is likely the completion OF
the organization will be announced.
The property will undergo Immediate
Development and will mean the open.
ing OF another good producer In the
historic camp OF Alta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago April 7,--Cattle--receipts
200, market slow, beeves. S.gOG6.25;
heifers. l.5Om5,00; stockers and feed
ers, 2s5aiTO.
Hogs--receipts, 10000: strong to
shade hioher. Estimated Monday 40
900. Mixed and butchers. 5.25Gs.45;
good heavy, 6.S5m6.47ia rough heavy
6.25A $50; light 6.25m6.42h: pigs. 5.75
n6.S6' bulk OF sales, 6.37Ia n6.42m.
Sheep--receipts. 2,000 steady: sheep
3,25W6.40; lambs. 5,00N6.75.
OMAHA.
Omaha, April .--Cattle--receipts
1907 market unchanged.
Hoee-recelpts 400: steady; heavy.
6.20@6.25; mixed s2046.22h, light
6,l5@6.22h; pigs 5.5O@6.l0; bulk of
sales, 6.20G6.22k.
Sheep-receipts 100. Market un-
changed yearlings 6.60G6. 20; wethers,
6.40@6,l0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City April L. Cattle re-
ceipts 1000, stead. native steers. 4.25
$3.50 cows and heifers. 2.25m2.s5Ia:
stockers and feeders, 3.O0d4.sO: bulls.
3.00M il5; calves 3.00m675; western
fed steers. 400@5.25; western fed
cows 275@450.
Hogs--receipts $1,000 strong; bulk Of
sales 6.2OG6.S0, heavy. 6S0n6.35;
packers. 6'20@6S2H; pigs and lights.
5.25@6.30.
sheep-receipts none. Steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
UNITED STATES SMELLING.
Net Earnings Said to be Close to
100000 Per Month.

A large shareholder In the United
states smelling, Refining d Mining
company IL quoted as saying:
The United States company can be
regarded at present as easily CAPABLE
Of net earnings of between $4,000 and
s2Ib,00O per month. Some months earn
ings have run as high as 1890 900. I
figure that the United States company
Is now In position where II IL assured
net earnings Of about $4,000, 900 per an
mum, which Is equal 10 Z per cent on
the preferred stock, calling for 81, 46s. s7s
nearly IS per share upont he 2s9, 500
shares Of common stock. 1t will be a
year before It's Mexican mining propo-
sitlon VIII be In position TO give an
account Of itself. but unless signs fall.
the Mexican end will prove remuner-
alive"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Trading Has Been Brisk This Week
With Stocks In Good Tone.

The past week has been a busy one
en- the floor Of the Salt Lake stock a.
Mining exchange, The calls have been
well attended, and the trading has
been brisk. In fact the exchange room
took on the appearance that II had
several years ago. when nearly every
one carried mining stocks Of some kind.
one who attended the sessions then,
were he TO drop in today TO observe
the brokers In action, would note but
few familiar faces. New talent has
come In.
The weeks trading has been confined
largely to Tintlo and Park City stocks
Of the former, Beck Tunnel, May Day
and Black Jack have been the most
conspicuous.
The principal Park City participants
were Daily Judge, New York and Little
Bell, all OF which have closed the week
In good order. Columbus Con. OF Alta
has been active and has sold above 81.
Today's closing quotations and sales
were:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
BIG MACHINERY ORDER.
Order Placed for Equipment for Use
In Utah Copper Mil.

Manager d. G. Jackling OF the Utah
Copper company yesterday afternoon
let another big contract for equipment
to do service In the mill now IN course
OF construction near Garfield The
order calls FOR the delivery OF eighteen
Chilean mills. the weight OF which will
be around 600 tons. The contract for
the excavations for the second unit OF
the plant has been awarded To George
Thompson and that gentleman has
preparations well IN hand to commence
work. II IL expected tho foundations
for the unit viii be complete not later
than August /.
The contract Tor the steel building
material for the second unit was lot
today to the Minneapolis steel & Ma
chinery Co. which captured the first
contract
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07

shorts, May opened a shoa,
'' - and sold UP to slh. 'oVsr at
me provisions marker vo.
1900 demand by packers M uan on a
S Mas up INC. at 1870; lard "ay pork
,, asilr. at $40, and ribs wera was &c
i1ne' at s.65qs.671,. w we're up 100
~ I lose, wheat-May, 77xa,7u. -,
corn--May, ass. July. "a
Oats--May, 3lhSr9lN III ,, o.-
Tiork-May 49, 22,s; july il -i,,SSuSp.
Lbard--May, S 45as, 47x Julv
ppi,os-May SIS; July, 3. 7Shs $50
Rye-Cash, siG6s ''-H'
rr,m FAX, northwestern. ia
timothy April. 3.l7 ''lS'
Clover--Cash. 10 90
Barley--Cash, 37laq54.
Cash Wheat No : red s.u
. rea, sogss; No, hard, 77iSaS,i}t no,
nard' ,2ha77H; No, northsrnr No,
also. ~'V' no spring, "A
oots-No. 2, sOhQaOs No ,o,,
Oorh-No' :, Asa; No. 3, az attt
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN
san Francisco, April e--w..
STEADY; May, 12s& Dec wY-nteat--
sariey--steady; May, i.l7s o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07

The News" Is IN receipt of the fol-
lowing from futile Bros. Upon the
recent visit of Mr.. Henry Phlpps, he
was enormously quoted as saying Salt
Lake was slow The Messrs. futile
Bros, his representatives here, deny
that he made any such remark, and
further say that Mr.. Phipps stated
several times that he was much
pleased with the future bright outlook
for Salt Lake, also very much pleased
with the investments here and the re-
turns they are bringing, and that he
would make further investments here
when we were able to find a certain
class which he mentioned TO us, and
that the reason he would not make i'm
provements OF an extensive nature here
at present, was because he was very
busy with very large steel building
In New York just now" and he per-
sonally authorized this statement while
here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
STRIKES AT ALPINE.
.neeinl Cnrrespondence

Special Correspondence.
Lehi. April 7,-The.e has been quite
little excitement IN Alpine of late
over the finding Of some rich ore. NJ
Mcdaniel has big body Ut ore thar
goes 81 gold and 3 ounces silver. ana
Mr.. McCauley and sons have a strike
that goes $3.50. Jesse Knight of Provo
has representative IN the field II Is
expected that there win be something
doing there and up American Fork can
Won as soon as the snow melts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
TINTrC ORE SHIPMENTS.
Storms and Bad Roads Interfere With
Tintic's Output.

The late storms and bad roads aft
fected ore shipments seriously from
the Tintic mining district this week. A
total OF 1853 carloads were sent out.
The principal shippers, however, main
tanned close to the usual output The
mines contributing and the amounts
were Ajax, q Black Jack, /, Beck
Tunnel. 3 Bullion Beck, III Centen-
NAL Eureka, so; Carisa, / Dragon
Iron, 2; Eagle and Blue Bell. 6; Eure-
ka Hi leasers, q; Geminl. %; Grand
Central, s, Joe Bowers, /: Lower
Mammoth 3; Mammoth, 10; May Day,
. Ridge and Valley, 4 Swansea, 2:
United Sunbeam. /: Uncle Sam, 9;
Victoria. 6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
BUSINESS NOTES.

The features OF the week IN local COM
mercal circles have been the strong
showing made by Il. &. VI, l.. as re-
yealed at the annual stockholders
meeting held on the 9TH, and the graft
Tying success of the bond issue OF the
Utah sugar company, watch was float
ed entirely at home, and over-sub-
scribed as detailed In another column.
These two factors have immensely
strengthened the confidence In home en-
terprises, and cannot fail to give new
impetus to the local industry sentiment
which Is now pervading the community.
Local stocks have ranged rather
quiet as investors make rule OF keep
ing out Of the market Immediately aft
or dividend periods All the dividend
payers In the list, however, continue as
stiff as usual the only weakness being
among the Idaho sugars! brokers say
this Is due 10 the monthly calls beinA
made by the Western Idaho, and that
as soon as these are ended. which VIII
he in the next two or three months.
an Improvement may be looked for.
2. c. NJ, l. pays It's per cent divl-
dend on the 18TH. lions Savings Bank
& Trust company paid on the LIST, Con-
solidated Wagon & Machine company
pays both on It's preferred and COM
mon stock on the 10TH and the state
Bank Of Utah pays its regular quarter
~ dividend on the same date.
Epitnuipo the tinnQs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
BOSTON CLOSE.

From Boston come the closing stock
quotations over the Pollock private
wires.
Adventure. 7.O0a 1885, Amalgamat-
ed, l1i.b0 Mill.6gh, Alouez, 3A50W
5000; Bingham Consolidated, 80 0VW
1000, Boston Consolidated, 23'b04
2i75. Butte Coalition, $685. $500,
Calumet & Arizona, ll5,O0m 1900
Calumet & Hecla, 10000 u 705.Ol; Cen
tenniaL 27.0O@2s.00; Consolidated
Mercur. can Gs; Copper Range, SOL
nst.5O; DAILY West, li,00W li5o;
East Butte, 1900 i3.Sih CRANKY
i3.00Ml312 Michigan, l3'bO@
1900; Mohawk. 6100m6l.75 Nevada
Consolidated. i7.75MlSOo; Old Do
minion, 4f5OmA5.00; Osceola. lOf,bo
n l05.00 Parrot, SS.50mS9.00; Roy
ale, 22.50G 23.0Q: Tenn. Copper 900
a $500. Utah Consolidated, $4,000
$3.50. United States common, GO5Oq
61.00: United States preferred. i5S7ls
n $500; United Copper preferred,
$500 loj,0o; Cumberland Ely. 600 "a
625
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
oPHIR HILL MILL.
Big Accumulation OF Concentrate Now
Awaits Shipment.

Just as soon as the condition OF
the roads improve between Ophir and
st. John. the Ophir Hill Mining COM
pany VIII move out a lot OF concen-
trate now accommodating at the mill Of
that corporation at Ophr,
Manager f. W. Clark says the bins a.
the mill are filled and that about 1000
tons have been piled upon the grouiri
nearby. The roads have been IN such
an unusual condition that 1t has
been deemed advisable, as
matter Of economy, to suspend ship
ments for the present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, April 6,--The following IA.
pie, compiled by Bradstreet, shows Tho
bank clearings at the principal eitiss
for the week ended April 5, with ina
percentage OF increase and decrease a.
compared with the corresponding week
last year: Wv"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
PRODUCE.
NEW YORK PROpuCE.

New York, April 7.--Sugar-Raw,
steady; fair refining, 3 3.1-16;
centrifugal, 96 test, 3 1926 ale;
molasses sugar, 2 25-32 az 1916.
Refined, steady: crushed, $40, pow
dered, 4.SO; graduated, 40.
Coffee, steady; No. Rio, S1-16.
Butter, weak; street prices extra
creamery, 2S@23ls; official prices.
creamery, common to extra, 15dl23;
held, common to extra. 1904; reno
waited, common to extra, II u 11S1s
western factory, common to firsts, IS
ole
Cheese--Flrm.
Eggs-Flrm; western firsts. 1917;
choice seconds. IS; southerns $50
1SA
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April THE local wheat
market was firm today because of
firm demand by commission houses.
Favorable weather for the crop was
reported, but this influence was over
Swallowed by the damand for wheat.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF 2Si cars. The May
option opened unchanged to shade
lower at 77iR to 771a@77S, and sold up
to I'M. The close was firm, with May
4 higher, at 17&Q77k.
Buying by shorts and cash houses
caused firm tone IN the corn market.
May opened a shade higher at ASH, and
steadily advanced to 46h. where II
closed M@1c higher.
oats was firm on active covering by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Carsa,, $500 at 80; so at 2sl; 1000
nj 299,
Grand Central. 100 at $50. seller 90.
May Day, 1900 at 26h 500 at 26A.
star Con, 500 at 1874; 500 at l3as.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at 1888; 100 at 1884;
10 at l.37.
New York, 400 at 36; 100 at 35ls: 500
nj 50; 1000 at 3iia, 1000 at SiLa. seller
60, 200 at 3D. 700 az $685.; 800 at S3: 100
at 32la 500 at 49, $500 az 81 2,7oO nj
S0l,; 5000 at 30, 1000 at 80, seller 60
l.o00 at 29ih seller co. 1850 at 29ia. 1000
20; 500 at 20A
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax, 500 at 80. 500 at "a.
Carlsa, 500 at 20.
Columbus Con. 100 at 73o; 800 at
725.
DAILY Judge 20 at i2Oo $40 at il.sO 50
nt 1855
Emerald, 500 at 10.
Joe Butler 1000 AT Az
keystone, 500 at 10; 100 at 1874 200 at
l2is.
Little Bell, $50 at $50.
May Day, 1900 at 26la 500 at %, buyer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
BANK STATEMENT

~, new ss,. York, April THE stator.r, :,
she tearing House banks for the e . o.
,aa ows .nat the banks hold ~ ss ~sSs
,ess ,harr me legal reserve renr;e.
u, rs This compares with a sSrri'.
a. co. | dSa last week, a decrease u
SLogl.gOO. The statAnnent fnllA.-...eeass OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07

ST. LOUIS,
" 81. LOUIS, April 7.--Woo,-
territory and western medIpn, ossseedy,
hhe medium. 2ig25; fine, isGai '-aS;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
STATE STREET NOW AS
COMPARED WITH APRIL 1905

II anyone wishes to see at glance
how Salt Lake is growing. one of the
best points Of survey would be to stand
at the head Of State street and look at
the scene between the Eagle Gate and
Third South, and especially on the
block between First and Second South
streets. State street business houses.
are emphatic In saying that at least
one thousand people travel between
First and Second South on the west
side as against a tenth OF that number
a year ago. More particularly Is this
noticeable around the Orpheum theatre
and the premises OF the Consolidated
Wagon g. Machine company. At the
latter place great throngs Of Confer
ence visitors all day long stand exam
ming the new lines Of implements,
harvesting machinery. and vehicles.
Manager Odell OF the Wagon COM
pany says that the semi annual influx
OF visitors. which adds so heavily to
the citys business necessltates the en-
ployment OF number OF additional
statesmen to take care OF the trade. He
also says that the business at the par
ent institution In Salt Lake Is far In
excess thus far In 1905. OF the same
period In any previous year. all OF
which serves az an indication not only
Of the rapid growth OF Salt Lake. but
OF the state at large.