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Venezuela yla COmpafia FranCesa
de Cables TeIegrafiCos.
'AnaIes de los consuIes venezoIanos. ;"

Por el liltimo correo nos ha obsequiado
81 sefior r, Tello Mendoza, con un eiem-
plar del volumen titulado Venezuela v
la Compsfifa Francesa de cables telegrd-
fcos. Ruidoso proceso. Documentos
publicados en- Ey Constitutional
Es un libro interesante por el acopio de
datos que contiene relacionados con ese
asunto que ha tenido gran resonancia en-
America y Europa. Tambi6n nos ha
obsequiado dicho caballelo con un panfe-
to no meuos interesante que lleva por tftu-
10 ''Anales de las carceles de Caracas des-
de 1899 hasta 1905 por Manuel Landaeta
Rosales."
Estimamos la cortesfa del senior General
r. Tello Mendoza.
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Omenanzas y resOIuciOnes adOpta-
das por el COnCsjO Municipal.

Hemos recibido un ejemplar de las or
denanzas resoluciones adoptadas por Ell
Concejo municipal de San Juan durante
ell aio 1905.
Damos gracias al senior Manuel Moraza,
secretariO del ConceiO, pOr au cortes obse-
quiO,
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EI terremotO de California.
200 miIIOnes de perdidas J mil muer0s.
COntinua el temibIe inCendiO.
New York, Abril 10, 1.3o ,. m.

New York, Abril 10, 1.30 p. m.
Hoy Sc han recibido despachos en- esta
ciudad noticiando la horrorosa cat6strofe
de California.
FL terremoto ha causado perdidas que
ascienden q 200 millones, registr6ndose 81
n6mero de mil muertos.
Han quedado sin hogar Glen mil habi-
tantes, dominando entire todos los de la po-
pulosa ciudad terrible pdnico.
EstoE huyen de San Francisco, en- don
de Sc han desarrOllado las mas espantosas
escenas.
El gran ineendio que, con motive de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-19

-Es Incompatible con ninguna de las
marcas que vienen nuestro mercado Ia
bien conocida cerveza marca ''Barbarrosa''
La preferida por todos los buenos consumido.
res que desean obtener la cerveza mas pu-
ra agradable.
Tiene constantes existencias. Isidro A.
Sanchez. San Juan, P. r.
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IMpORTANCIA De CUBA.

Washington, de Abril.-En eI Iqtor-
me que acaba de publican ell Departamen-
to de Comercio, del gobierno de Washing
ton, Sc nota que Cuba es, despues del Ca
NADIA, la naci6n de mas importancia en-
punto q reIaciones comerciales con los Els
tados Unidos.
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VINO TINTO CALICO sUPE-
RIOR DEL RIVERO EN- CUARTE-
ROLAS. Ofresen Sucesores de /. Villa
mil & Co. S. en- G. 30v.
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DIR. JOsEFA zARATT. -Medicina-
Ciruifa. Enfermedades de mujeres nj
nos. 48 E. Brookline ST., Boston, Mas.
Horas de oficina: De a mafiana. De a
tarde. ". a.
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En- La Correspondence

Sc hace toda clase de ira
bajo de Tipografia, a una 8 mas
tintas. Sc imprimen facturas y
circulares con tinta de copiar.
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Sc ha recibido un buen surtido de
obmbillas marca "Sterlingn en- la Socie-
dad An6nima de Luz Electrica. Fortaleza
AZ. Dan mejor luz que las otras y son mas
econ6micas. 6v. a.
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a agitaCiOn CarliSta en- Catalina.
Una Investigation.

New York, Abril 19, 80 p. m.
- Con motive de recientes fraudes, en- al
gunas proyincias, el nuevo ministro de
Hacienda de Cuba, senior Fonts Sterling,
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HOSPEDAJE. Sc solicita para un ma
trimonio un joven; se necesitan dos ha-
bitacionea, buenaa Tefefencias, DiriiiFse q
"Hospedaie,n F, O, Box S67, San Juan,
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Contra los iudios.

New York, Abril 19, 1.3O p. m.
Dicen de San Petersburg, que en- XII
shinef y en- otros puntos, temese que los
judfos rusos sean vfctimas de nuevas ma
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PAsADAs las festas de Ia temporada
del CARNIVAL ha realizado el popular
AmsricO Salas su gran surtido renovdn-
dolo con artfculos propios para SemGaG
Santa Pdscua8. En- calzado no hay
quien compita con GEL Popular" Las
damas encuentran allf todo 10 que deBeen
en- artfculos de Ultima novedad. p.
REMATE-En la casa de prestamos
de Jose BazSn, Allen %, se llevar6 cabo
ell dia so de abriI las 2 de la tarde el re-
mate de las prendas que han transcurrido
seis meses desde 50 vencimiento no han
sido renovadas nj canceladas. pa
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orden6 una Investigation en- algunoa cen
tros de su dependencia, en- donde Sc ha
averiguado que todo mareha en- orden.
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| tanzas.
Estas noticias han determinado una Gre
ciente emigration de hebreos para Francia
Inglaterra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
STRIKE REPORTED.
Mohawk Property Continues TO Play
In Good Luck,

The company shaft on the famous
Goldheld Mohawk property. the mine
that has startled the whole country
with It's marvellous richness, has
cut into shoot OF ore that
will assay $500 to the ton. The find was
made at depth OF $50 feet from thu
surface.
The new strike was entirely unexpect-
ed at this time by the officers and en-
gineers OF the company The work on
the shaft is being done In anticipation
OF the time when the leases shall expire
and tho company carry on the Develop
mcnt OF the sensational property.
II is known that the rich lodges from
which the leases have taken the vast
quantities OF valuable rock pitch into
the ground reserved ny the company for
itself. but Il was thought that they
would not be caught until good depth
had been reached.
The find yesterday afternoon means
that the company will have practically
no dead work 10 do. Almost from the
start the workings VIII have ore In
sight. and ore that rivals anything yet
taken out OF the property by the leas-
ers.
At the present depth the orebody is
composed OF rich stringers, but this Is
taken by the engineers to indicate that
the big ore body which the shaft is
certainly approaching is equal to the
other discoveries and when II IL tapped
the great Mohawk viii be greater atill.
II is confidently predicted that the
company shaft VIII produce the richest
ore ever taken from the mine, ms the
location was selected as the best the
sround afforded. after study OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
BosToN CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co, furnish the fol-
lowing Boston stock quotations received
Via private wire;
Pneu. Svc.. l4Isal5; do. pfd.. 30hq%;
Mass. Gas. 59hQ%; do. pfd., SIGh, Ad-
venture. 6bqh; Allouez. 3Slaq3s; Area
dian. eH@& Atlantic, lSh4l6; Bing-
ham, 32iaqS3: b. Coal'n, S7%qM G. a
A., 1i91l50; c. & H.. s55Qs65; r. l., 4ia4
q; Santa Fe. 3Qh; shannon, 1870 la
Tamarack, lO0gl0l: Tecumseh. 16aql6'
Trinity, llBMl2h; I'm. Copper, STAG q;
Utah Con-, 67Laq6s; Victoria, 6hahi q.
s. s.. Com. 6ihQN; do. pfd., 45lsqls;
Az. Com l.S743S; Black Min, lOqN,
Apex, sGk, Helyetis. SAQh; X. C., I'm
az; Cum. Ely, 1917 qli. Cananea, 2iM@
25 Nipisslng 30AQ3l. Davis DAILY.
l3@l3l2; Giroux, l2hql2h; Cent,
32dA; Cop. Range, Sl%ass; DAILY
West. 2oah; C. NJ. 52G53; Franklin, 22%
d23; CRANKY l3AQh Greene Con-.
25dA; Mass. shQ9; Mayiiower, 50a75;
Mohawk, 60dh; New. Con, 20hQ7s,
North Butte, 1l3%@iii Michigan. $50
"a Old Dom, 62h G63 Osceola, l21ala;
Parrot, 25hG26h: Phoenix, lqk; Quin-
cy. l02hdl03: Winona, l0lsQli VOL
VERNE. l55@l65; Wyandot. llsd%; Bos-
ton Con. 32%9ss; Royale, 2SlsG2iis.
NJ. G. c., 2HGh; Majestic. 3XG4, New.
Utah. 4ha& f. Butte, 10hG1l; Raven,
I9GsO: b. Exp, 3hai Balakll. ls@l2;
Mex Con, 12dT; b. & L.. 2S@s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
PROPERTIES ARE
SHOWING UP WELL
Letter From Superintendent Of
Keystone Group Announces
Good Results.
DEVELOPMENT UNDER WAY.
Recent Tests Are Highly Satisfactory
And owners OF Property Have Great
Confidence In Future.

p. ID. Delmas Is in receipt OF a letter
from Supt james w. Linnell OF the
Keystone Exploration ana Development
company with properties near the town
OF Nevins In Eureka county, Nevada.
The company has drilled Al feet on
the vein and Is In IL feet on the cross.
cut all In orc giving returns OF rather
better than $3.50 in copper. gold and
silver. They expect to cut the ledge on
the Adair tunnels numbers one and
two and when this is done the company
Will undoubtedly have mine.
Development work on the property
OF the Gold Quartz Mining company
IN Lander county, Nevada, Is progress
ms satisfactorily. A 20 foot ledge has
been uncovered at a depth Of 100 fc.
assays of the ore from wnlcn run $50
TO $3.50 In gold. The company has also
encountered a ledge at the 50 foot level
which promises high values in gold.
The company has actually in sight a
IA foot vein IN the Adalr tunnel. show
Ing 10 per cent copper, per cent lead
and IA ounces Of silver and from all
indications the future OF the company
may be regarded as very bright.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
BUSINESS LETTER.

A weekly confidential letter received
from Wall street this morning states
that since Tuesday the market has been
drifting within narrow range OF
prices. THE bank statement showed a
decrease OF $20,O0O,0 900 in loans. which.
however, does not represent true condi-
tons. There must have been heavy
shifting of loans from banks to trust
companies. and for that reason the ia
vorable figures had only little influence
on prices. The action of the secretary
OF the treasury to have the banks take
out $ls,oOO,O00 additional currency. by
allowing the substitution OF high grade
bonds against government bonds, was
considered wise move. This method
OF relief was better than n deposit OF
government funds with the banks, as in
this way the resources OF the treasury
remain unimpaired. The bond market
continues unlnteresting. but II any
thing, a little stronger.
Most of the dealings are again In con-
vertlble issues, which are always af-
fected by the movements Of the CORE
spending shares"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
Totals '5,5S,4so.is w,soi.s55.o7
THE INSURANCE ELECTION.
Statement as to Expenses Of Conduct
Ing the Same.
Decrease, s2s,9s4. 80.

The impression has recently been
given out through Associated Press
dispatches, and from other sources.
that the officers, agents and organiza-
ton OF tho New York Life Insurance
company are being employed In the
election of trustees now going on; and
that the polloy-holders' money Is being
used to pay the expenses OK the cam
paign for the election Of the admins
tration ticket. This statement Is so
entirely erroneous and unfair that, In
the interest OF fair play, 1t ought to be
corrected. Local officials have learned
from an .lndisputable source the fol-
lowing facts:
All the expenses of this campaign,
such as postage, printing, extra clerk
hire. etc. are being borne by voluntary
contributions from officers and agen'
OF the company. Instructions wero re-
ceived by the local office from the in
spector OF agencies at San Francisco,
as follows:
ut Is imperative that the expenses
for carrying on the present campaign
be paid entirely from agency sources.
Not a dollar OF this expense must he
charged TO the company. Positive ad-
vices have come from the east 10 that
effect" These Instructions are general
throughout the world, wherever New
York Life Offices are located.
Regarding the participation OF agents
in this campaign, 1t Is understood that
whatever time they give to 1t Is gratis;
and as they work entirely on commits
sion, 1t seems that there can be no
valid objection to the giving of part
OF their time TO this Or any other les
climate cause. Executive officers OF
the company, It Is stated, are not taxi
ing time needed for the performance
of their work In behalf OF the policy
holders, to help elect the admnlstra-
ton ticket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. S--Cattle- Receipts, 500;
market steady Beeves. 3.gHIl 70, COWS
and heIfers. / ,50ii5. p: calves. b,V)u1 10,
stockers and feeders 2.60u4.U.
Hogs-- Receipts, 1900; market steady;
Mixed and butchers, 5wu5 i212i good
heavy, 6,3OQ6. a., rough heavy, b'Na6,N;
lights, 5.s5a6, no. pigs, J.iou6.3; bulk, 500
ass
s6eep-Recclpts. 5000; market steady.
Sheep. 3.25g5 81 yearlings, 0.Ngb.5O,
lambs i,50ui 70.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov 2-cattle- Receipts, 100;
market unchanged Native steers. 4.Vg
SIS; COWS and neifers, Z.5oQi So. weste II
steers, 3, 2545 40. Texas steers, 3.VQli, 40,
cows and heifere, 2.0Qq4,O0; Gamers, 10
a2.i0; stockers and feeders, 2.S0ai4 70,
calves, 3.OOu60o; bulls and stays, 2.oog
3.&
Receipts, $500; market weak TO 8
cents lower Heavy, 5,g0ll6.lo; mixed, $50
de.lO; lights, 6lVa6.lSi pigs. S'Zgo.Vi
bulk, 6.WM6.i0
sheep-Receipts. i,7o; market steady.
Yearlings. 55Vu6 Is, wethers, 5,0Oq5 80,
ewes, i,5oM5.3 IS; lambs, 6.15gI.S.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov .--Cattle--Receipts
LOO; market steady. Native steers, 4.Velg
SIS; native COWS and heifers, 20oq4. %,
stockers and Feeders, 2.6odii6o; calves, 2.Io
u6.bo; western steers 2.eoai' %; western
Hogs- Receipts, i0C0, market steady TO )
cents lower Bulk 6ala6. ~. heavy, 6lIls
qd.Hn: packers, e,l5u62h pigs and
lights, j.ISq6.zj.
sheep Receipts, none. Market nominal
~ steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
PRICES ADVANCED
THEN RECEDED
Transactions Were Very Light,
Reading Being One Import
ant Exception.
EXTENSIVE REALIZING IN IT.


New York, Nov. s.-First prices Of
stocks showed moderate advances over
las, night on light transactions. Reading
was the only important exception. and
was shaded small fraction. Northern
Pacific rose IL and Chesapeake g. Oh'o
u,
Extensive realizing In Reading rs re-
suit OF yesterdays rise carried the price
down steadily and communicated weak
ness to the general market. Opening ad
vances were converted into slight losses,
with Brooklyn Transit and Amalgainated
Copper sharply affected. Reading sold az
IA. and Northern Pacific, Colorado SOUTH
ern and Smelling gave way ]. Great
Northern preferred got up point before
the selling began.
The market closed firm a rally set In
which became more pronounced after the
appearance Of the bank statement. Prices
were established again at a fraction above
last nights closing level Reading $ recoy.
cry was vigorous and carried " to IA
above last night Canadian Pacific and
New York Central gained a point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
WET WEATHER
AFFECTS STOCKS
DAYS Business Was Not as Large
As Previous Days Of
Week.
WHAT FIGURES INDICATE.
Session Was Without Particular Fca-
ture but Market Was Strong and
Prices Well Sustained.

Business during the morning ses-
sion Of the local exchange was In
clIned TO be quiet. the actual trans
fers OF stock being less than In some
days past The market was strong,
however and values were well gus
tanned throughout the day,
The market WAS without any par
ticular feature several stocks showing
considerable activity. A number OF
shares OF Century changed hands at
80 to 39h cents on the open board
and Nevada Hills was also active at
S.a7h and 332h.
During the regular call total OF
1884 shares changed hands, repre-
senting q worth Of sl4,Si5. The open
board sales amounted 10 1000 shares
at worth OF s6,27s.50
The total amount of business for
the week amounted 10 3S5,t25 shares
representing a worth OF s276,6l7,77
as against 65.T06 shares represents
ing worth OF s6S,974ii for the cor
responding week OF asst year.
The quotations for tho day closcd
as follows:
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03

Ashton & Jenkins report following
sales among others made by them dur
Ing the week.
2xe rods. lst w bet. North Temple
ard First West, for Lucretla NJ. Cooley.
$1,000
9x6, corner First West and First
North. for Mary A. Cooley, $4,000. pur-
chaser OF both places being Lydia Y.
Merrill Purchaser intends spending
approximately $4,000 In terraces. Tie
property sold Is Just west Of the new
Seventeenth ward Westinghouse.
Also a modern white pressed brick
cottage at No. 5si east Ninth South ST.,
for Paul l.. Beemer, 10 A. Milton Mus
ser for new home.
2tsxs rods. west side Eighth West be-
tween Seventh and Eighth South. for
II. r. Jenkins. for 500.
sxlo First st. between r and u. and
axi0, U a. between First and South
Temple. for lions Savings Bank &
Trvsi 10, for 81 800 and II 20c respect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
Yesterdays.
Henry w. Brown 10 Robert Legget

Henry W. Brown 10 Robert Leggett
warranty deed. part OF section u
township south, range ! east"
Pacific Investment company to jos.
e. Jepperson, warranty deed, lox
rods southeast from 10 rods east
OF the northwest corner OF lot 5,
block 10, plat B,uu,,,.,,.....,.,..,, l.,
ID. q. Miller to John w. Bond. Jr..
warranty deed, lots l.20, block I.
Rockwell's addition ..........,,.;.
@. C. Waynick to Charles r. sannd-
block ?. East Side addition 80.
C. r. Saunders to @. r. Boutwell, et
al, warranty deed lots 6IbS.
block q East Side addition ........
G. r. Boutwell, ct al to Lizzie a.
Smith. warranty deed, part Of lots
1885. block |, Blair & Curtis
Herman rp, Hill to Albert Fisher. war
ranty deed, 26xli5 feet southeast
from 2ia rods south OF the north
west corner OF lot 4, block 50,
g. Romney q sons co. to T. c. Pot
ter. warranty deed. 17.ix6 rods OF
lot Q, block X, 5.acre plat 49,.
James HSSs sss 70 iSv r WI . atb ws
from the northeast corner Of lot 7,
block SO, plat A.. ..,,,,....,.,...
John p. Cahoon to Godfrey Fellows.
warranty deed part Of sections |
and 7. township south, range
Mary A. Cooley to Lydia c. Merrill,
warranty deed 3x6 rods southeast
from the northwest corner Of lot 8,
block o.. plat A......,..,.,.,...,.. p
L. NJ. Cooley to same, warranty
deed, part Of lot 8. block S. :,
Mary Marriott to q NJ. Keysor,
warranty deed, 45xsl feet south
west from the northeast corner OF
lot 3, block 81, plat A.,...,.,...., !,
John b. Taylor ct al 10 w, G. Hurd,
warranty deed, Sunset lode, etc.,
w. c. Hurd TO John u. TAYLOR et al,
warranty deed, Sunset lode etc,
West Mountain ..,,...,..,,......,,
Lucy Watkins to Lizzie Olsen, war
ranty deed, 2l2S5 rods southeast
from 2i5 rods south OF the north
west corner Of lot 2, block -,
plat II ...,,,,..,,.,,,.,,,.,t..., j.
Elizabeth Spencer to Mary Trlptow,
warranty deed lot "A. block IS,
sandy .".,, s.,'...,..,..'..','.'''','
Enoch Clark 70 ID, o. Rldeout war
ranty deed part OF section ls
township south, range west,
Pacific Investment Co to Joseph
Il. Jepperson, quit-clairn deed. part
OF lot 5, block 30 plat B.n......
Jennc'ta Burton TO Mary G, Watson.
qu' kslaim deed, part OF lot I,
block Is, plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Taylor.A Lumber company TO NJ. n
snedden ct al, auit.claim deed,
part Of lot |, block l2, plat D..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
REGULAR CALL SALES,

Red Top. 500 AZ AGO.
Gold Bar. 100 at l.52is 100 at 1.55.
Max. 200 at %.
CarIsa. 1000 AZ 81.
DAILY, IA at 200.
Lower Mammoth, 100 a 80; 900 at SO.
Lou Dillon, 1000 az liiA.
Nevada Hills, 500 az 325
Star Con-. 1000 at 1871.
Beck Tunnel. 1000 az l22ls 1900 at
las.
Century 100 az rs, 300 at 3d.
Colorado Mining 100 al Sc; 100 at IS.
New York. 500 az 2Sia.
South Columbus, 600 az So
oPEN BOARD.
Ajax, 100 at %.
Beck Tuanel. 600 at 1875; 100 at
1.27h.
century, 100 at 49, 200 Mt 30; 100
at s9h.
DAILY Judge, 50 at 1850.
Eagles Nest, 1000 at IS; 200 at 30.
Gold Grown, 1000 at 81
Little Chief, 1000 at II.
Lou Dillon. 100 M As. 500 at as
Montgomery. goo at SIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO,

Chicago. Nov 3.--rhe wheat market
opened firm today and with a light trade.
Commission houses and local bulls were
the principal buyers. The chief bullish
Influences were steady cables and small
receipts In northwest December opened
u higher at i4n and sold to 7fs, re-
acting 10 7fsa1i&.
The corn market was steady on a fair
demand by commission houses. December
opened unchanged at 1914 and sold at i3M.
The oats market opened steady, partly
in sympathy with other grain and also
because Of small receipts December open
ed unchanged at s3esa3S% and sold at
sSha3S5s
Despite a scent decline in the price OF
live hogs, the provisions market was
steady. January pork was 1U6l2H higher
at Itl0: lard ~ higher at $50. and ribs
Is higher at 765.
Close! Wheat--Dec., 79i5; May. 1894
Corn-Dec,, 43i.; May. iiM.
oats-pec. Sth May, asg3els
pork--Jan., 100; May, l4.l2ls.
Rye-Cash, 63iaG64is,
Barley-Cash, lln52
rimothy-No, 4,15.
Flax and Clover-Nothing doing
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Nov. 3.--Close: Wheat-Dec.,
IS 6hd March, Is SD, May, Us SD,
Weather In England today was line.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. No. 3.--Sugar, raw, Arm
Fair refining, 3k, centrifugal 50 test, "a ,
m0lassee sugar as.
Renned--Quiet Crushed, $50; powder
ed i9o, graduated 4.N.
Cofee-Steady. No. Rio, rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
CONCENTRATES.

]. T. Breckon, mining engineer,
spent yesterday az Bingham on bust
ness.
The Consolidated Flagstaff yesterday
made payment Of $4,000 on Its prop
erty.
Manager Lafayette Hanchette left
Thursday for Beaver county 10 look
over the work on the Cactus.
Colonel f, A. Wall, who has been
spending some days In Washington.
D. c., Is expected TO return 10 Salt
Lake early In the week.
President Williams OF the Shawmut
and Boston and Ely companies spent a
few hours IN the city yesterday en-
route to Boston from Ely,
A. a. Ball. well known in connec-
ton with the Annie Laurie at Klmber-
~, has accepted a position with Louis
d. Gordon OF Round Mountain.
ID. r. Gillies Of Tonopsh New, man.
ager OF Charles NJ Schwabs Nevada
mining interests. arrived in Salt Lake
last night and Is at the Knutsford Mr..
Gillles is here TO meet Mr. schwab. who
was expected IN yesterday afternoon
from the east. but who was delayed
and will probably arrive today.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
WILL INSPECT dREENwATER.
Party OF Capitalists Visit New District
TO Look Over Recent Purchases.

Judge V. Hoggatt, b. f. Shepherd and
a party of eastern capitalists left
Rhyollte last nightly auto to examine
the Pittsbhrg and Greenwater Copper
which the judge and associates recently
acquired In the Greenwater district.
According to the Bullfrog Miner Len
McGarry, who is president and general
manager OF the company, has already
established a camp and has started
active development. An QUITO has been
ordered by the company and will be Mt
the service Of those wishing TO visit the
mine, II will be run from the present
terminus OF the "Borax" Smith road,
a distance Of IS miles.
The company had an excellent ore
exhibit here on railroad day. Assays
made from the material ran as high
as % per cent copper and 81 In gold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
STRIKES Two-FooT LEDGE.
superintendent Of Little Bell Hands
out ENCOURAGING News.

In sinking the wlnze TO the 70o-foot
level OF the Little Bell property two feet
OF good ore has been cut.
Supt, Henry Jones came down from
the property yesterday and stated that
the Inclined Wine now being sunk IN
the western portion OF the property TO
connect with the contact has reached a
depth OF something over 30 feet. aad no
trouble Is being experienced in continu-
Ing the work.
Considerable distance will have to be
gone before the contact Is encountered,
but conditions are said to be most en-
couraglng.