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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
Twenty-Five Properties Send Out 1873
Carloads During Week.
Especial to The Herald )

tSpeclaI 10 The Herald.)
Eureka, April D.-The roads between
the mines and railroad loading stations
are again getting in paSSable condition
and the tonnage sent out by the mines is
growing larger every day For the week
ending last night twenty-five properties
sent out 1SS carloads of ore as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
Butter and Euqs.

change today the butter market was
steady: creams. 14d2O1zc; dairy. 14G1Sc
Eggs-Firm at mark; cases included.
1512C; firsts, 1513c; prime firsts, 161zc; ex-
traS, 1Sc
CheeSe-Easy, 11612c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
MONTANA cos DIVIDENDS.
AmaIgamated and Boston G. Mon
tana Order Big Distributions.

Boston wires to James A. Pollock &
Co:
''The directors OF the Amalgamated
Copper have declared the regular quarter
" dividend of IL and an extra dividend
of 4 Of 1 per cent. The dividend three
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
MAY DAY BALL,

American Fork, May l. Dancing at
Apollo hall. Music by Nettleton's or
chestra- Special train leaves via Salt
Lake Route at 7:30 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21

State of Utah. office Of the Secretary of
State-SS-
I Charles S. Tingey, secretary of state
of the state of Utah. do hereby certify
that the above named Insurance cOmDanv
has filed in my office a detailed state
ment OF its condition, from which the
foregoing statement has been prepa red
and that the said company has in all
other respects complied with the laws of
the state relating to insurance.
In testimony whereof, I have mere
unto set my hand and affixed th,as
(SeaL) great seal of the state of Utah
this thrty-firSt day of March A
D., 1906 G. S. TINGEY
Secretary of State
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
Salt Lake Security
and Trust Co.
Agents for U. S. Branch of
CaIedOnian Insurance Co.

ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending Dec. 81 1895 Of the
condition of the
u. S. Branch of Caledonian Insurance
Company.
Name and location of the
company. L. s. Branch of
CaledOnian Insurance
company, Edinburgh,
Scotland
2-Name of L. S manager,
Charles H Post
3-Name of secretary.
4The amount of its statu-
tory deposit -------.---....S 1000 %
5-The amount of its ca ital
stock paid up is ...-.-..
6-The amount of its assets
is --..--.-.---.;;.-..::- 1910. $50 o.
ties Gnciuding capitaD
is -..- ------,-.---.-------- ,235 80 s.
S-The amount of its income
during the preceding cal
endar year -.--------.---.. 1,463. Az IS
9-The amount of its exDen-
ditures during the pre-
ceding calendar year ---- 13S3 96S Il
1O-The amount OF losses paid
during the preceding
calendar year .-.----.-..-- 64S los s.
1.-THE amount of risks writ
ten during the year $500 162, 751, 800 90
12-The amount of risks in
force at the end of the
wear =. ................. 1S5 qS7 49, m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21

200 tons of hay for sale in carload
lots or less Sears & Jeremy Co., So
Richards street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
J. OBERNDoRFER,

Stock Broker.
Tel Bell 1872 161 s. Main St
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

esrn front OF the Greene County Catskllls This
line has also special SATURDAY boat starting early
Point. as are the West Shore trains at Cat+Sh
There arc no new noteIs ~ impo-t9nce Eli tic
IanEe thie season br, he old overlook MoH1tl.n
House viii receive guests after suspension ~
bushes for various reasons. for many years Tie
n New Yorker who has placed William l. ReyH-
olds ~ charge, and ths house viii open next RI
made. The Overlook IS one ~ ;he highest resorts
stahds on the crest Cf the mountain emo lNa .-tn
spryass-s anything else Ia the 1@t-kts for -Atsn
and beauty. Fisttorg for the Overlook AXE the
& Delaware
the great resort of th't favorita region Its pre-
siding genius this season VIII pc Alfred Elliott.
rnerly at tn Lakewood Hotel rms resort al
ways popular with Catskln visitors. has teen
faise las been dt,ef and furnished thro,l -.lo.
new passenger elevate has just been added. the
eoS,rs gG9Ia7 b i'f Sor n 6ra, MA " % . on @ @ q r6are
than two thousand feet the air IS alT -ys Try. and
summer life at the Grari should not he tl. correct
thing with the best class Of visitors.
The Hotel KaaterskIE on the crest >: KaaterskiIl
Mountain. In the eas.-rn end Of ti1e range. still
ranks a. the largest mountain hotel n tie world.
and 1t is a fitting monument 10 The enterprise md
thergy OF me late ,IeoTgc iiarIns US nIllsr ana
dehted for development as sumne- region he
the time Of "Aatty Bumppo,- and he backed his
enthusiasm with brains and money IN Unstut 2 I
measure. The great resort IS still owned and man
assistants Manager Hunphrey viii Tr,side over
thc Office ADMINISTRATION. as last season, end he
lOo6s for another great season The vast dining
hall and main office floor now in the hands Of
the decorator. and the house will open the last
week in June II IS one Of the coolest spots N ihe
range. and tie view is most extended. There are
boating and fishing KaateTskill Lake wheTa the
Ulster Delaware road terminates. The road Us
IN the mountain park have been well repaired the
athletic helG IS broad and ample, ana there IS q
generous welcome for all on KaaterskiN Mountain.
The old catskill Mountain House begins its eighty
fourth season the final week Of June, and the well
known Beach Brothers are stn in active control.
which insures the continued high character Of this
historic 1t IS the head OF the Otis Fle-
waiting Railway where visitors by the Catskiu route
drawn up the steep surface Of the mountain IN
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
HOTEL MARLBOROUGH, ASBURY PARK

While Asbury Park is close 10 Ocean Grove, and
originally was started adjunct 10 that
Methodist carnpmeeting resort. it has little left
of f1s original characteristics save its This
has a distinctly NIethodsri- flavor 70 those farn-
tar with the denouinational history. as Bishop
Asburv for whom Eamed. was one Of the
pioneers OF that denomination in its distinctively
aggressive days. Two OF the str1rtest regulations
in regard 10 AsbUry Park in its earlier days we're
that no railroad train could stop there sunday
and that no bathing allowed that day.
But both OF these regulations have been modified
in the progress OF time. and not only are
there sunday trains albeit Ocean Grove keeps It's
gates closed on that day. but in Asbury Park
bathing IS allowed until
Among the especial attractions at Asbury Park
are the hne uathing beach. The two miles q
boardwalk. the hand concerts in new pavilion
fishing from yacht and pier. rowing 9nd canoeing
three fresh water lakes and ar.fpis opportunity
for driving and autOIobIllng amid charming sur
roundinss and good roads
Visitors AS5uTy Park Will ind a the Hotel
Marlboruugh the best OF aCcommod oda tions and The
most attractive surroundings which combine 20
make a seaside stay enjoyable The house has q
fine Grand avenue, the chief rEcroughtaTe Of
the place. within few minutes walk OF the beach
IN direction and the sSarIon In the other. and
close trolley all points. IL mas every
comfort and convenience that can D. found any
where and the L aims at perfection in
every detail Ihe especial attractions are spa
Cious dining room. combined mise. reading -ld
electric elevators many suites with baths and
COmmodatiOns for three hundred guests TIE finest
II service and ample entertainment for every ses.
especially provsie1
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
FISHING At STR0UDSBURG.
Success Attends Anglers-Preparing for
Good Season.

Stroudsburg Penn. June (Specia).-The early
sprirg business here which catches trout fisher
men and automobilists. has been all that could
be asked for. The fishing resorts have had good
business in spite of the fact that weather condl-
tions have not been the hest. No complaint Is
heard from resort men, who have had their houses
open since April Is. the opening Of the trout sea
son.
Monroe County trout streams are IN eNcsLIeil
condition at the present time. The dry period
which has been seriously felt in many Of the
counties in the state has not vsihly afected the
trout streams. City anglers who came here early,
10 find cold weather and high streams, have re
turned with more confident air. satisfied that if
present conditions remain. which is probable
the season viii be up 10 the average. Good sized
trout being caught daily. and reports from
the streams controlled by associations and clubs
in eastern Monroe and Pike counties are encourus-
ing.
This is TO be q great auto year. and the tourist
in an autocsr IS made welcome even If lie comes
for 4 day only. The Monroe County roads were
never better than they ar the present time. Il
is pleasing the hotel men 10 note the change
that has come over the farmers Of the county.
and the closer relations which now exist between
the and the aUtomobilis-s mean more
money for the hotel men.
There Is some serious talk among large hotel mon
of all year business. Much eucouraE cement has
come from the fact that September and October of
last year fine, and many boarlers were un-
willing leave the country when the slime for clos
for several years back and efforts have been made
This year TO secure a good June business.
Many here Memorial Day. and many
rooms engaged the leading hotels. The
Memorial Day outing Is the first real test OF what
the season iS going 10 be. The visitors IEs year
were full Of enthusiasm. and away with the
understandings that they would soon return 10
spend the summer
Baseball is TO be the chief amusement this year
The Stroudsburg Athletic Association has n tlrsr
class team composed mostly OF young college stu
dents OF "A southern university. and q series of
games mas oeen arranged for the summer. The
baseball attraction has been well advertised in fhe
PoconO Mountain region and at the Delaware
Water Gap ~
Golf is running baseball close for FIRST bouors
me local links is in nrst class condition. JFle
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
MURRAY HILL HOTEL, THOUsANI
ISLANDS

In the witchery Of the Thousand Islands region
many thousands Of visitors annually find all that
They need for relaxation and recuperation In sum
mer vacations The round Of pleasures in this en-
trancins region IS 50 great that the days prove
All TOO snort for the full satisfaction of their en-
Joyment Not Tar from Clayton. y Y. which is
reached by the trains of the New York Central
Railroad. lies Murray Isle. Of the larger bodies
Of land. surrounded 5y the blue waters OF the st
Lawrence. On this is the Murray Hin Hotel wher.
visitors vii. md the most charming conditions
amid the most satisfactory surroundings for an
ideal stay in region which : filled with autrac-
uo-s Every condition that Coaduces TO health is
10 be foand in he situation ana surroundings of
the Murray Hin There IS ample provision for
every form or recreation and heaIthful sport The
rowing and fishing are especially superb. CioIing.
tennis, baseball and croqUet popular and played
by many All The river steamers stop al Murray
Isle. and there Is ample opportunity 10 visit all
parts OF the picturesque region, both up and down
The noble river As home hotel. the Murray Hill
has an enNtaule reputation. ana every arrange
is made with the purpose OF pleasing visitors
many Of whom retCTu year after year 10 md that
what they looked forward TO Is even more SaIIs-
factory in the realization than II in anticipa-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
Y.M.C. A. HOME AT SILVER BAY. N. Y.

An excellent opportunity TO enjoy mountain air
and recreation amid romantic scenery is offered
by the International Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association TO its members and
friends at their beautiful country home. located at
Silver Bay Lake George y. Y Here fine hotel
with several cottages. with accommodations for
7o1 persons. has been erected, and forest pre-
serve of 1.400 acres recreation for all pro
Vided in the way of athletics, aquatics. lawn ten
mis-, nature study and excursions to various points
Of interest.
The students in the summer classes are instructed
IN Bible study and the management of young men
connected with the Asspcia ton; thus TO them is
pleasure combined with knowledge. and amid these
health giving scenes the mind and body find rest
Through the untirng efforts Of y. z. Yarneu
general secretary, who has been in charge a Sill
yer Bay, may be attributed the success which at
tended last season. and he has provided additional
improvements for this years opening.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
OCEAN HOUSE, WATCH HILL, R. I.

There is no more delightfully."- situated region IN
which 90 spend the heated term than that Rhode
Island peninsula 10 which :ae name Of Watch Il'l
had been given. from the old watch tower which
stood on the bluff in Revolutionary days. and
used 10 observe the movements Of british hat
t,eshrs in the waters of the coast n these more
peaceful times there is usually lack Of the
ght Of some OF Uncle Sa19s big war vessels in
tie same waters in the cou--F of the season. and
there are sure 10 be many OF the white winged
sachts of wealth in the Sound and on the atlantic
on the way 70 Watch HlIl or % those other Rhode
-slaud resorts. Nara gansett Pier and Newport
OF these three popular places for visitors III the
right little tight little state there are certain
advantages which belong exclusively TO "atcn
Hill and which have made il popular both with
hotel residents and cottage owners.
At the ocean House. OF which j. F ChaHpiln
is the proprietor the Watch Hill visitor will find
all that can conduce 10 comfort and satisfaction
in resort life. The house enjoys a wide We" 'l
the surrounding scenery. and is open 70 the re-
freshiag breezes which never fail to visit the
region u.ghtfall matter now peIetEa TN :
have been the rays Of the in the middle OF
the day. Near at heand Is the broad ana beautiIut
bathing beach. which attracts great NUMBER OF
surf seekers the hours when the TIDE IS especially
favorable The golf course. athletic grounds tennis
courts and ether means for outdoor enjoyment are
close at hand, and the good roads afCTd every
faculty for riding. driving and aUtOnObHng- Boat
ing and fishing also much enjoyed, while music,
dancing and other diversions fill out the hours IN
Watch Hm is reached from New York by the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

ten minutes. The house IS lighted by electricity
and there is a big searchliGht on the OverhanginE
rock. from which the far famed valley view Is OBJ
tanned
The Laurel House another pioneer resort, at the
famous Kaaterskill Falls, and the many large re-
at Haines Fails we'll known TO every moan
customary management. Mr. SChutt will again con-
duct the Antlers. the largest hotel In that pict-
uresque region which for native beauty is wholly
uneQualled in the There, at the head or that
Kaaterskill Glove also Twilight, Sunset and
Santa Cruz parks. where many persons pass. the
summer in the simplest way. freed from household
and annOyanceS. in the woods, to The music
of falling water and babbling brooks
Further down the Scholarie is TannersVille. With
its host of hotels and boarding houses and the
parks of Onteora and Elka opposite mountain
in the heart Of the range, are many more hotels,
large and small. with private cottages mere and
PhPnica are modest summer homes. with good
accommodations and low prices At Phenicia,
Washington Inn, formerly the Tremper House,
managed by Samuel PrOSkey. is the largest resort.
A Shandaken the old Palace Hots. now the Glen
brook. is in charge of J. A Callen.
The old Grant House. on jefferson Heights. near
Catskill, opens on June %. unde" the contro. of
Grant & Cornell, as usual On the river bluff in
Catskiu Village. * tho Prospect Park House, which
in charge Of Frank y. Rogers, formerly of
the Rip Van Wnkle. at Pine Hill wh8 is making
improvements
All the many Pine Hin resorts are ready for husi-
ness and there is promise Of a good season.
4 party of young artists has rented Il carriage
loft In Woodstock. which is being fitted for a sum
mer studio at the base of Overlook Mountain
Six modern locomotives and ten pullman
vestibuled coaches have just been added II lie
Ulster & Delaware equipment
coaching party. consisting of Reginald c. and
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Mr.. Gerry and others. from
Kingston, bound for Lake Delaware, last saturday.
The first passenger train on the new Delaware X
Eastern Railway. from East Branch, on the on
tario & Western main line. 10 ArkHilie was run on
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
OTIS RAILWAY UP MOUNTAIN SIDE.

one OF the favorite ways Of reaching the heart
OF the CatsAiu Mountains is the over the Noun
tain Route" from Catskill. via the CatskiH Noun
tain. Otis and Catskiu & Tannersviue railways
CatskIll lies near the centre of the mountain re-
glon and offers the short cut the haunts of RID
Van WiukIe Hanes Corners, Twilight Santa Cruz
and Sunset Parks and Tannersvilie. by way of the
Otis Railway. up the mountain side. This famous
and remarkable cable road is over a mile long and
IS equippel with the most approved safety devices
II lIfts its passengers and their baggage in short
ten minutes 10 the ton Of the mountain an eleva-
uon Of 200 feet. As the ear rises the view, nm
folded OF mountains. river and plain is most mag
hlcent. giving one the sensation Of rising in a
balloon. swift and even is the ascent When
ne summit is reached direct transfer is made IN
In" cars of the Catskill < TaunersvfIe Railway
Ior flames Corners. Tannersviile and the parks
ule tram passing through most picturesque and
ilouniaInoIS country. affOTdiug a splendid view
Of the kaateISkin Fails ~"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
ON C4TSKILL HEIGHTS.
Many Thousands of Families VII
Visit the TariOuS Resorts.

Kingston, N Y June CSpecaD.-It might be
interesting know. the threshold of the
season. just how many OF the citizens OF New
York are planning 10 spend some portion of the
summer IN the Catskills. If some prophetic sta
tistician would come forward and give estimate
Of the number of families that be repre-
scented. even that would surprise the reader by its
great numerical showing.
There has been published guess that something
more than 100000 is spent every summer in the
United States for rest and recreation. Just how
much OF this falls into the tills Of the
Catskil Mountain landlords is. Of course a subject
for another guess. but the probability that this
mountain region gets as large share OF this
summer recreation money any other summer
region in the country. That the money is well
spent is obvious because OF the increasing popu-
larity Of the mountains. No other place offcrs
more desirable features for the average citizen in
need OF rest and change. The rare scenic charms
OF the towering crags. the massive green slopes
and deep valleys. the mUsical brooks and roaring
cataracts and the wildwood beauties Of glen and
forest with the silver-ribboned Hudson and the
vast intervening plain OF fertile farms and or
chards at ones feet-are not all these fully worth
the annual trip the Catskills and all il costs?
And yet The therapeutic and restorative advan-
tages OF the CatsAiu sojourn slill mere impor-
tant. Who. indeed estimate the value these
hygienic features in The bill OF fare OF this great
renewed strength ana energy for the resumption OF
stores harmonious relations between physical and
mental attributes. Tho mountain air. fresn from
The laboratories of the skies. the pure and
tiir c,nic charms, arc The subtle clements in THIS
laglaCta OF the Catsklils.
All this being Just oeyond tho portals OF the
great mt JrCpoils OF the Western world another
Important factor IN tho marvellous success Of this
mountain region al a summer resort. only ninety
niies 81 ihe 4otelest part of the Huasoi River lie
between and every mile of the way Is famed in
st"ry and ahounCs IN historic lore sail on
81 the fine steamers Of the Day Line. which is now
building tlv largest sidc-asheeI steamboat In The
world. 10 be tcadE in Aug isl. fleet Mary
fu"-Il ir the afternoon, 20 Kingston. brings the
tonlsef 20 a fully equipped mountain train on The
tiate~ ~ Delaware Roadway. which whris up th-
chai iHiiIs ''"tain valley az fun standard gauge
spec Hs''N . bA tto most powerful modern loco
HlNuN's ana cle reaches any desired resort VITA
o1l laiisIe or discomfort. or if ali-ra
preferred, the run Is from Weehawkeu IN arv
lraalng point IN the range direct without ,.ban.,
9g "a" West Shore and Ulster ~ Dels.var. rootlz
Z Za,te ,Ie many trains each day including, IA
Noilts t,atsklA Mountain Limited with an Ysri.r
cars. wilich leaves New York every N,sekdlx a. "a
a. m Then too. there the steamers of tbs
talski Evening Line. which AFFORD "A ref-aShinr-
nights rest on the water and an early morning
Railway Elde through q charming glen 10 the east
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

ing out in succession point after point of interest
and flashing scene after scene upon the re'h-1 loI
remembrance in future days. 80,
The c ". Morse and tn Adirondack o. thiS .
lfra are the largest and finest river steamers IN
the world and with their dining rooms On me
M I'm deck afford The Of comfort and luxury
70 those who travel On them From June : tC Sep
ter4Iber 90 they leave every dav sundays ireF'dtd
from the foot of s,a1Jl street at p m aic
ti@v connect at Albany with the trains o. fae
New York Central. the Boston * Albany. the
Dslaware & HUDSON. the Boston & Mare and
Ruriand railroads FOR nnumsr.I.sle points ncrtii.
1,ssf and south Including those att-Ecuyt resort
lions the Adirondacks Lake George. the Thou
sand Islands. the Green Mountains ana lake
CSharrplain Special Through tickets on many lines
arr issued in connection with the Peoples Line
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Highland Country Club is composed Of local men,
who have spent much money ana time 70 MAKE
the grounds AN attraction for sumner barriers
The new clubhouse. situated near the HiSh4atl1
Inn and Highland Dell. 1Vp popular resorts. X a
the disposal NJ summer guests and they are made
To feel home during their stay in the mountains
The golf links is pronounced ay experts 10 u- li-
best In Eastern PauDSg SgIFania
Visitors here this summer wiil ind many hotels
and boarding houses greatly improved For the
past three months owners 0t resorts have oeeIl
kept busy enIar-iHE their property anu painting
Many thousands ~ dollars have been spent on M
prorarneut~. having In mind tlat The present sea
son IS going 20 oe the greatest IN the history OF
Monroe County
East StroI3shurg IS 70 lie more attractive this
year. than ever All OF ths boarding houses have
kept eve open 70 the interests OF The tourist In
search Of health and recreation
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroads
Shore Line division, from Grand Central Station.
by express trains in three and half hours TO
stonington; thence by boat which meets all ex-
press trains directly in front of the StoningtOn
station. half hours ride across the bay, and
three minutes from the wharf brings one to the
Ocean House From Boston the New York. New
Haven Hartford Shore Line division, from
Park Square Station. by express train in two and
a half hours to Westerly, r. l. and thence by
trolley to Watch Hill.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
PEOPLES LINE UP THE HUDSON.

A form Of enjoyable water trips has Gene
into popularity in recent years and has been 4ptIy
termed the Hudson River by se1rchliynt This
delightful method Of taking an excursion is pro
vided by the Peoples Evening line between this
city and Albany. The especial 8ttraltiYensss II
the trip by daylight III or DOWN ths Hudson is
weu known. but added delight is found the