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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
HOLIDAY Hours at Postomee

Postmaster HaseltOn announces these
hours for THANKSGIVING day at the post
ufdoa:
stamp window, general delivery window
and money order department win be open
from until II a. NJ. Carriers viii make
but one delivery, leaving the postofiice al
y =, m There will be q business collec-
ton made at and D. m, There will
he no servtee on rural free delivery routes.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
Advertised Property for Sale.
Kansas WeddIng stopped.

The marriage of Miss Myrtle Huf OF
Home City, Kan, TO l.. NJ. Dill Of the same
city was interrupted today by the father
Of the young woman stepping in just be-
fore the would-be groom returned from
the court house with the marriage license
and a preacher. The young people had
eloPed from their home and came 10 the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swinford
at 1865 Fifteenth street in this city where
they had arranged for the wedding.
Father HUI with two Des Moines de-
tectives hunted the city two days to find
the couple and were successful today in
locating the young woman at the home OF
the Swinfords she was found but a few
minutes before Dill returned from the
court house with the license, Miss Huf
was taken back to her home tonight by
her father, who says she is not of age
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
Prepare for Big RevIvaIs.

Elaborate preparations are being made
this week in this city for religious re-
vival meetings TO be started here next
Sunday by Rev. Wilbur Chapman. A
corps OF thirty or more workers will come
with Mr.. Chapman and meetings will be
held simultaneously in all the leading
churches in all sections OF the city. Cen
tral meetings will be held in one Of the
big downtown churches This week In
preparation for these meetings cottage
prayer meetings are being held in all sec
tions OF the city
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

On all our high grade dining room furniture.
20 to 80 per cent discount on our entire line
Of buffets, sideboards. china cabinets, din
ing tables and chairs from now till Thanks
giving. Keller-Fsrnsworth Furniture Co
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

Choios carly Ohio potatoes at soc de-
liveFed In hve-buahel lots or more. Both
phones is2. Dridsnstine a smith i4Oi g.
6th gt
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
sale OF Weaver Brick Yard AusaiI.d.

II. W. Binder, as trustee OF the estate
OF former Councilman John p. Weaver,
bankrupt has hled suit in the United
States court 10 SGT aside the sale OF Wea-
ver's brick yards and machinery by the
FIRST National bank OF this city
Weaver Eas Indebted 70 tbe bank In the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

n1lEnT Clarks Bth Annual Cruise aFeb.
unIENI 2 'O, 20 days, by chartereda q
Arabic" 1900 tons Thrss
fours Round the World
FRANK c. CLARK. ss B'Way. n. y.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

The building IL owned by Mrs. Fannie
NJ. Van BuslSirk and the same is said to
be we'll protected by Insurance. The dam
age by smoke 10 The furnishings IN tho
lodge rooms Of the Maccabees on the sec
ond door was found yesterday to be slight.
Mr.. Friedman yesterday was unable to
account for the fire, as everything about
the place appeared to be all right when he
locked up the store Monday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

MALoNBY CIGAR CO. 20 PEARL ST..
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Distributors
FOR THE ROBERT BURNS lOc CIGAR
AND LITTLE BOBBIE, OLD TIMES
AND ERRlS &c CIGARS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

sum OF $1,000 for which the bank held
mortgages on the brick yards and ma
ehinery. Recently Judge Mcpherson is
sued an injunction restraining the bank
from foreciosing those mortgages, but the
order came too late. as IL was asserted
the property had been disposed OF.
In his petition Trustee Binder alleges
that the property was worth at least
$1,000. whereas the bank is said to have
sold Il for $500. He asks that the bank
be required 20 turn over to him this $500,
together with S9Oif which Weaver had
on deposit at the bank and all other sums
the bank is alleged to have collected from
certain debtors Of the bankrupt, that the
same may be used for the benefit of all
of Weaver's creditors.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

For imported wines and liquors and Bud.
Weiser beer. so 20 l. Rosenfeld. wholesale
LIQUOR dealer. 6is South Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

New Location Of Wholesale Bakery.
El6 Mynstsr Street. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Homemade Bread a Specially.
Visitors Welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

VioIins in all grades and at the lowest
possible prices for instruments Of quality
(from S2.75 up) at Bouricius Piano
House, sS5 Broadway. Where the organ
stands upon the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

switehmani

We have a new shoe for your work. Come
and see them. sargant's Family Shoe store
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

Economy washed egg coal was never
named better. for Il Is certainly economi-
cal II leaves a small amount OF ashes
when burned. makes a good hot fire, and Il
is a lasting coal and does not make az
much smoke as most soft Goals. Council
Bluffs Coal and Ice company. Phone y.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
Prominent Lawyer Dead.

d. o. Finch, aged az, for many years a
prominent and successful lawyer in this
city, died last evening in San Francisco,
Cal He came TO Des Moines in 1853 and
resided here continuously till a year or
two ago, when he retired and went 70
California
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

The reason why Hafer does the busin ss
is that he delivers the best goods 70 your
nearest station at the least cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

We will nave nice stock Of fancy tur-
keys ducks, geese, chickens oysters, game
ard hsh OF all kinds for Thanksgiving.
Central Grocery and Meat Market
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE THE
RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER
NEVER TO CRACK. THE BEST IN
THE WORLD. CALL AND SEE THEN.
SKATES AND sLEDs FOR THE BOYS.
PETERSON & sCHOENING co. EIDW. &
FuRNITURE co. BLUFFs. IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

BIG LINE OF FINE woRsTED TRous-
ERINGs AND SCOTCH sUITINGs JUST
ARRIVED AT z. s. HICKS, I3 Pearl, ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

Combination gas ana electric chandeliers
and the celebrated Welsbach incandescent
gas burners. Why not see US before you
buy, We can certainly please you on price
and quality of goods, shephan Bros, 52s
West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
JURY FINDS M'DoNALD GUILTY

See Stephan Bros for the latest and best
inverted burners. 50 West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

For each office, aside from the vote for
the republican and democratic candidates,
there were about 10000 votes distributed
among the socialists. prohibitionists and
populists the socialists leading the pro-
hibitionists slightly. Each of the pop
ulist candidates received little over 800,
the prohibitionists little over 1900 and
the socialists a little over 5000.
Advertised Property for Sale.
The east side power house of the ,Des
Moines City Railway company and a large
number of West Grand avenue homes Of
the wealthy have been advertised for sale
by the county attorney for taxes, inolud-
ing in the number Terrace Home, the resi-
dence of f. NJ. Hubbell the wealthiest
man of the state. The sales will be on
Monday next unless the taxes are paid.
An oversight on the part of the owners is
given as the reason and the taxes will
probably be paid.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

We also have fine line of all kinds of vegetables
canned peaches and tomatoes, at the lowest prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
MARKET OPENED
At HIGHER PRICES.
Decision Of Treasury to Deposit
Funds in Natl Banks the
Chief Factor.
SAGGING SOON COMMENCED.
Conspicuous Gains Wiped Out, Losses
In Many Instances Taking
Their Place.

New York, March 3.-London led the
way TO sharp rebound In prices at the
opening Of the stock market here this
morning The International list gener-
ally opened up from fraction to d
point and number OF specalties show
ed gains largely in excess of those fig
ures Great Northern preferred got up
29s, Lead, Amaigamated Copper and
Colorado Fuel 2, and ST. Louis and san
Francisco second preferred rs to Ia.
The decision OF the United States treas
ury 10 deposit Sl0,0V000O of government
funds with national banks was the
principal factor IN the strength OF the
market. The market sagged immediate
" after the opening. Room traders were
prompt IN selling at initial prices and
there was a reaction whlch Wipsd out u
considerable proportion of the over
night rise. Northern Pacific fell back
l, Amalgamated Copper IA, and Great
Northern preferred 2. The advances
included "a IN Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred. and United States Rubber first
preferred. IA IN Delaware x Hudson,
1M in Manhattan and L. 5, Rubber, and
TO y in e. c. c. g. 81. Louis, Illinois
Central Atlantic Coast Line, Lccomo-
tive and Consolidated Gas. The mar
ket was dun and steady at IL o'clock.
Virginia Central declined ~.
The bank statement showed the
looked-for reduction in reserve required
to offset the cash decrease, but stocks
were sold after the statement and prices
receded to an average level below last
night. The conspicuous gains at the
opening were all wiped out. Losses
reached in Anaconda, in South Shore
and Atlantic and Great Northern pre-
ferred; rs in Amalgamated Copper, ia.
I'm Northern Pacific and ! In Smelling
and Lead. r.. ). Securities and Tennes-
see Coal half and Republic Steel pre-
ferred 1. The closing was easy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
CONCENTRATES.

Expert r, n Dickman has gone to
Alta on professional business.
Conditions at the odn mine at Park
city continue to show Improvement.
supt James start Of the Fortune
mine Of Bingham, Is in the city today
Broker ]. NJ. Reynolds has gone to
Beaver county to look after mining
interests.
II, w. Horne, the surveyor, departed
last night for Beaver county on pro
iesslonal business.
President James A. Pollock ~ the
salt Lake Stock 4 Mining exchange
has returned from New York.
Frank NJ. Taylor. at the head Of the
samplng firm OF Taylor q Bruntou,
came in from Colorado yesterday.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the West Quincy Mining conf
pany takes place on the 10Th inst
ia Hoffman, general superintendent
of the mines under the control OF Harry
$ Joseph and associates, departed for
TIntc last night.
John r. Hodson, +. A. Virtue and
other salt Lakers have secured a foot
hold in the new camp OF Fairyiew IN
Churchill county New
Manager Scion spiro of the Little
Bell and silver Con. mines at Park City
departed for I.os Angeles last night
over the Salt Lake route.
A bulletin over the Pollock wires
says; Nevada Consolidated sold ~ 10
Sl6.37h on the Boston Exchange to-
day and closed with Sl6 bid.
The ore and bullion sett ements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick n
Co. We're Crude ore and conoen-
trate, sljiOO, base bullion ss2.4Ou.
Charles O. snyder representing the
samplng rlants 90 the Western ore
Purchasing company Is IN the city.
ana called 40 the American Smelling
Offices durius the day.
Negotiations are pending Tor the cone
soldatlon of lhe C0WstOck and Caifor-
MIA mines at Park City This has been
attempted before. iut he yriucirals
We're never able TO reach an agreement.
The Heinz, engineers, who have been
examining the Bingham mines OF the
Bingham Consolidated. have completed
their labors IN the latter camp, ana
have moved on TO the Eagle 4 Blue
Rel OF T!ntic.
Daniel GuFgenheim OF the American
Smelling & Refining c9mn9uy ana par
~ Is talI to have reiched Denver Til,
smelling magnate Will reach SAT- Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
TOday's Metal Quotations.
NEW YORK EQUATIONS.

as soon as 1t Is known 90 contain some
OF the best mIneraized lodges TO be
olnd In any section being both rich
and having exceptionally large sizes.
The Quartette has struck for the
first time west OF the shaft. carbonate
OF copper, Cerrlsite and galena which
Is hailed with Joy, for this ass lres
permanency Of depth Of the west ore
shoot while the finding OF rich sui
phides at so great a depth means that
Searchlight Will be one OF the few rec
ord-breaking mining camps of the
west,
The Goodenoughs rich ore shoot Of
free gold that was encountered at los
feet depth has been found to extend
to the surface. This property, which
borders on the Cyrus Noble on the
north promises TO eventually be on the
long ist OF Searchlgnt bonanzas.
A trial run has been made OF the
Searchlight Mining & Milling COM
pany's new lO-stamp mill The run
proved beyond doubt that the mill IA
perfect throughout There Is more than
enough water coming from the mine TO
run the MILL hence this company is
elnted over the bright prospects for the
future.
The Santa Fe surveying party has
ItdtHeu NOflhnN Well point MD
way between Se,rchlight and Barnwell.
The new broad gage road will more
than likely parallel the old wagon road,
as this seems to be the more direct and
easier grade.
The Searchlght g. Northern survey
Ing party Is within a few miles Of
Searchlight and Is supposed TO beat the
Santa Fe party to town.
The mines have all been connected
by telephone with the town and the
new exchange building is now practi-
cally completed This viii insure quick
service between different mines, like
wise with cities on the outside.
The Elderado canyon section will no
doubt be heard from In very sub
stantial manner before many weeks
pass, as II was years ago the scene of
much activity and many thousands of
dollars Of ore was taken out OF the
country on burrows; then down the
Colorado river, whence II was shipped,
at great expense, yet returning reven-
ues which made many owners wealthy.
one OF the features which VIII soon be
added ia a mill, to be erected on the
Black Hawk Mining oompany's prop
cry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,

The foregoing is, IN substance. what
James ]. Chambers president Of the
inter. Mountain Power company. told
News representative today about
what the plans Of his company are for
the current year
Mr.. Chambers returned from the
east a few days ago after having COM
pleted every detail relative to the
financing of the power enterprise and
after clearing UP a little controversy
with the government over the location
OF a dam-slte In Big Cottonwood can.
yon, near Mil y. The most advan-
tageous site for the dam happened to
be on the government forest reserve
and therefore it became necessary TO
get the consent OF the proper author
tiles before the work I'm Big Cotton
wood could commence. 1t has taken
n good many months OF straighten this
matter out; but after many yeXatious
delays II has been settled and as soon
as the weather permits, work on the
excavations viii begin. The dam will
be built TO the length of 600 feet and to
a height of SIS feet. forming a reservoir
tONtllHB tlil UItu OF ~ acres. II - tut
purpose to store during 80 days during
each year l0-second feet, or one third
of the flow Of Big Cottonwood creek,
and the water stored Is to be used
during the low water seasons. A
turbine wheel and generator viii be
put In at the dam. The principal
works of the company will be located
In Little Cottonwood canyon where
two water wheels VIII be installed.
with electric generators for each The
steam plant VIII probably not be built
until next year; It viii be used only
IN case of water shortage or IN event OF
accident to the other plants.
President Chambers says contracts
will be awarded during the next 80
days for 5000 k. W. electrical equip
ment and, probably. another one for
$4,000 feet OF wood and steel pipe
The power to be generated at tho
several plants Of the company is to be
utilized principally in the mining
camps Of Alta and Park City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
AGAINST VICTOR CON.
Jury Returns a Verdict In Favor OF
Frank llarryman, Administrator.

The jury In the case OF Frank Har-
ryman, administrator. against the Vlc-
tor Consolidated Mining company, re-
turned into Judge Rtohie's court late
Yesterday afternoon with majority
verdict In favor OF the plaintiff for
S8S,250.
HaTyman sued William Lawrence,
the Boss Tweed Mining company, the
Victor Consolidated Mining company
and the Western Exploration company
10 recover $4,000, the value of Boss
Tweed stock, which he alleged had been
converted, with 100000 added as dam
ages.
Haryman was non-suited as 10 all
the defendants except the Victor Con-
Folidated which had taken over the
holdings of the Boss Tweed, and the
Judgment viii be against the last NAM
ed cOmpauy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
TRADE PROSPECTS
VERY ENCOURAGING
Presidents Letter to Mitchell on
Coal Situation Had Benefi.
ClaI Influence.
DIVIDENDS FOR MARCH LARGE.
They VIII Exceed Last Years by u
Very Considerable.
Amount.

New York. March s.--Dun's Weekly
Review of Trade tomorrow win say:
Prospects are most encouraging
for continued activity in the CONNER
clal world, Probably the best news of
the week was the prompt response to
President Roosevelt's pacific letter 10
the contesting coal interests, Another
favorable report estimated that con-
templated new buildings in this city
alone would consume 100000 tons Of
structural steel, while national pros
perity Is evinced by the various state
reports showing noteworthy gains In
savings bang deposits. Dividend dis
tributions In March will also largely
exceed last years, and foreign COM
merce at this port for the last week
showed gains OF s90S.496 in exports and
H,26S,4i5 in imports. as compared with
1905, Commercial failures In Febru-
AIRY were only 9OS In number. against
1913 last year, but liabilities increased
from S9,7s0,370 to s10,s50,6l9. owing TO
a few large brokerage defa hts.
Trading losses were almost $4,000
600 less than in 1905. while a small IN
crease occurred in manufacturing la
blitles. Railway earnings in Febru-
AIRY exceeded last years by 2s.2 per
cent, but further decline occurred In
prices of securities. attributed to the
financial stringency.
Weakness still prevails IN the tone
of the hide markets, although pack
ers endeavor to maintain values on
seasonable lines, so that the better
qualities of spring and summer take off
will meet with good demand.
Commercial failures this week in
the United States are 236. against 2l6
last week. 24l the preceding week and
245 the corresponding week last year.
Failures in Canada number Al. against
is last week. 80 the preceding week
and 30 last year"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 1.-THE wheat market
opened easier today on general selling b.
PIT traders and commission houses, in
duced by favorable weather. May opened
a shade 10 4 lower at " to sOA ana sold
down TO sg,s,
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of W cars against SO a
year ago.
1ho corn market opened strong on high
er prices at Liverpool, but soon eased on.
May corn opened at 1875 and sold off to
42isHB
Tao market for oats was easier. May
opened Unchanged to shade higher az
Sjs to 30lsaSV4 and declined to 9OaSOb.
Provisions were firm on a ton-cent adj
vance IA the price 0f live hogs May PORK
opened "a higher at 1875, lard u shade
al S.15Q5.l7M
red, ,Spel; No hard, iigg; No. 3 hard,
H0T No. ! northern, 1881; No ? north
ern, i9qW' No. 3 spring, 5HSO.
Oats-No' z l1al NO 3. 2y3gq29l5.
Corn-No. 3 3J039la; No. 3, SSAQ39.
Close: Wheat May isS, july 5sSV
Sorn-May. i2Sqi2N; July, assaisa.
Pork-Mly b,i2ls; July. 5.S.
kbs-May 5; l6aS.l'ni July, s.2Ogs 22ia.
Fiax-Cash. northwestern, l.l2Is.
Timothy-March 3.l5
Clover-Cash, 1875.
Barley-Cash. 3iaQ2
The close was decidedly weak, with
May down X at 7sN
Corn-May closed at a net loss of san
at 42s.
NEW YORK.
New York. March g. sugar. raw. easy
Fair refining 2l-led2 1915. centrifugal, 10
test, a3su3 1'l6, molasses sugar 2sa
HIS
Rehted-Qulet Crushed, $780, powder.
ed ~; graduated, 40.
Coree-Steady. No, Rio, s7-ls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
;..*..:...s............,.:..:..:.

OF the Park City stocks sold ON the
mining exchange during the week
Little Bell. DAILY Judge and New York
Bonanza have been conspicuous, Or
ders for the former have come In from
New York, while local investors have
taken up DAILY Judge as RAPIDLY as Of
fered. The latter company Is keeping
up the usual tonnage of shipments
and reports from Park City today. not
withstanding that the camp has been
visited by severe storms during the
week. Indicate that the output will
come fully up to that OF last week.
Considerable buying of Columbus Con-
solidated has ben INDUCED IN on the
curb and the market has been In good
condition closing higher, sales being
made today above So a share. May
Day OF Tintic, has Jared very well and
Beck Tunnel has pulled through in
good order. Victoria and Grand Cen
trail have been active,
Todays closing quotations and sales
were:
A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
MANHATTAN STRIKE.
Leaser Gets Rich Ore on the Gold
King PROPERLY.

a message from Manhattan, New. to
II. b. Cole secretary Of the Manhattan
Gold King Mining company. conveyed
tho Information that one of the leasers
working on the company's Uno claim
had encountered high grade ore.
Local officers Of the company are
much elated over this bit Of information
for 1t tends to convince them that the
same ore body opened in the Jumping
Jack, Biz Pine and silver Pick proper
ties exists In the domains OF the Man
haitian Gold King.
The Cno claim Is located less than
500 feet from the Stray Dog claims re-
Gently bonded by u. II. Peery of this
city, and within 800 feet Of the Annie
Laurie, IN which several Salt Lakers
are interested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
REPORT EXAGGERATED.

A report was circulated about the
streets this morning to the effect that
serious breakdown had occurred to
the hosting engine at the DAILY Judge
miHe at Park city and that production
had ceased temporarily
II was later learned OF Secretary
Lambourne that while the eng ne had
met with an accident il was no, OF a
serious nature that the broken part
had been repaired and that The usual
tonnage Is being hoisted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
BINGHAM CENTRAL DEAL.
Details Arc Being Arranged for th'
Bond Issue.

That the Bingham Central Mining
company of Bingham will soon be In
shape to begin the development OF that
property upon much more elaborate
scale than ever before. seems to be al
most certain.
During his recent trip east James A.
Pollock worked up deal for the
financing of the company the money
10 be secured by an issue of bonds.
Mr. Pollock said today that details
with reference to these bonds are now
being arranged.
Henry q. X, Knoblock, representing
the house that Is willing to take the
securities, in in the city for the pur-
pose of examining into the Bingham
Central companys titles