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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

many years while It grew up from
a lawleas village 20 place Of con-
siderable size with an orderly gov
eminent They became leading cit
ileua
Recently. the business men OF
Bolton. hearing that Mathew Dow
was n candidate for eOuneilman-at-
large In Seattle and that some Of his
opponents were circulating e1ag-
gefated tales Of Dow's early e1-
periencea In Texas. cent 70 this city
an emphatic statement. which 10
nov in possession 81 The Star.
As a matter Of justice 10 Mr. Dow
Il Is printed in full
Bolton. TEXAS Jan q 1906.
We The following named parties.
have been residents II this county f0f
over - years ard beg g. state that 40
were WrN ana personally acquainted
with Mr. Matthew Dow during all II
bic residence at this place for 4 period
N y years. from ls1i iu iss3
During all ~ that time Mr. Dow was
from The nature ~ hia business fthat
u contractor and buildef1 thrown
prominently into business reiationE
Nith fhe public We desire 20 partlc-
ulafig saF that At all times and in All
ways Mr. Dow commanded the high
ent respect n the public for honesty
and clean dealing in all Ways lie was
public spirited and ever ready to DO
bic foil share for the common good 81
the community III which be lived. In
leaving be took with him = clean rec
ord ~ a high toned, honorable man Ia
GEO e. PENDLEToH.
Pres Temple National Bank. Temple.
Ter EK-ileuf. Governor. Ext. y.
a. 81 2oNrEITH,
Attorney.
Jas T. FERGUSON.
Pres Farmers State Bank. and At
Il HILLER. JR-.
Cashier Bolton National Bank. Preas
Bfltuu Cotton Mig Co, Pres. Tenn.
pie Electric Light Co. Pres Temple
MaffFWoFhs 60.
y a. MDREY,
Former Hardware Merchant Now
Real Estate tsaunN
District Judge eth District n Texas
FOR Nine Years. ET-county Judge.
aud IA District Judge.
~ p, SAVAGE,
Editor Evening News. frss. Poultry
RAY A ELLIOTT.
Merchants. Oldest DRY Goods House
IA Hsll County
&. II. WEDEMEYER
Editor Bolton Journal
". "a HfsAfS.
Treas ~ n4ii County Tor - Years.
". vs.. HpEHAM.
Former County clerk for Is Years.
" ~ HUNTER.
nruHH Rocks and JfwNiry. former
Proprietor Bolton Journal
G. a. HATTIE
Mayer Bolton SIX years.
% r. pEsNnI4ETON
Ex-E0unty Judge.
WILSON A AUSTIN.
Oldest Hardware House IA Tiell co.
n. p. PATTER SON.
Ex-senator Ex-Dlftfict Attorney
NaR Editor Hell 60 Democrat.
J. T. MILLER
Pres Heifnu National Bank.
IL e. DENNY a CO.
Banker fnr = Years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
DORA SAVED HIM
FROM STARVATION
CHARLIE LAMBERT, FUR HUNTER. WAS SLOWLY DYING ON
ALASKA SHORE WHEN STEAMER REACHED

had started 20 walk 10 Gold Harbor
TO get something 10 eat the morning
the Dora steamed into the bay. hav.
ing given up hope Of receiving sup
plies from Valdez.
SO hagsard aud emanclated was
he that even Captain Moore did not
know him when the boat crew
brought him aboard. For days and
days Lambert had strained his eyes
for the sight OF a sail. and had kept
a vigil from early morning till dusk,
only to be disappointed. The faint
hope that something would turn up
on the morrow gave him ambition
enough 10 dig clans sufficient 10
keep the life In him. Christmas
morning. the day the Dora hove In
sight. the weather was warm. but
later in the day a terrible blizzard
blew down from the mountains. and
had Lambert been caught on tho
divide he would have frozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

" whYto fourth vice president
u ths Canadian Pacific. wired also
from Winnings 20 The star. AZ fuis
iaN#s
THE fauminiun government ls also
ra0xinR iu The direetiou - tnakinz
Aanatsoua fuf she relief q familpe-
stricken Japanese. tn which Cana
dian Pacific l. also Joining
~. WHITE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

HFsI.I.iNGHAM. Feb 2t-Carry-
lnE q 300 worth OF diamonds and
lepeiry supposed TO have been taken
from a Vancouver. u c. iewelry
store on the niFht Of February II.
a man Who refuses 10 give bis name
wns arrested ~ Blaine this morn
Ing. Detective Walls. Of Vancouver.
arrived this morning and aaye there
IL no doubt ne to the identity Of the
man. and has returned 10 VRucou-
yer with his prisoner.
There we're three men implicated
IN the diamond robbery. and this r.
the second one captured lie was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

Living for nearly four weeks with
nothing 10 eat but clans and the
few fish he could pick up on the
beach. Charlie Lambert. the only
white trader at katnai. and well
known 10 the fur traders In Seattle.
passed through an experience he
vili never forget. The story Of his
hardshlps was brought down on the
Dora this morning
on her September trip the Dora
landed enough provisions 20 last
him until she arrived again In oc-
tobcr. but the weather made Il i'm
possible fer her to make another
landing until the latter part Of De
cemher. or Just before she drifted 10
sea
Almost starved and completely ex-
hausted Lambert went Wild With Joy
when he saw the Dora. whose at
tention he attracted by firing guns
and building n great bonfire. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
ROBBED ON THE
INTERURbAN

Mrs Emma Clark. while on board
the Interurban between Rsnton and
Georgetown yesterday. lost her
pocketbooh, which she claims was
stolen by a suspicious looking man
Of whom she gives a good deacrlp-
ton. The purse contained tT5 In
money and five diamond rings, for
the recovery Of which she will pay
a suitable reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
WITHOUT
THE ROPE:
LOCAL CONTRACTOR OWES HIS LIFE FoRoErrULHEss OF
TEXAS OUTLAWS, WHO TRIED TO DRIVE HIM FROM
COUNTRY

The candidacy Of Matthew Dow
for councilman at large on the nun
icipal Ownership ticket. has develop
ed a novel phase
II has brought him into the lime
light 81 publicity az a doughty
gcotehman. who once faced d band
Of lawleaa Texans when they sought
20 hang him 70 a live oak tree. and
lived despite ali their efforts 20 end
his career
The story IN exaggerated forms
has been circulated recently In Se-
attic by opponents Of D0w. some 81
them even claiming that there was
a woman In the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
T ANIME:
F FUND
LIBERAL RESPONSE TO AP.
PEAL FOR RELIEF or TIE
STARVING THOUSANDS m
Japan

The japanese famine fund start.
"a by che Post Intelligence. grows
apaee That there wiii be al i'm.
mediate and liberal response ~ the
people Of Seattle aud the sound
country cannot be for moment
doubted
A famine fund ia something that
cannot grow AZ irlaurvly pare.
after the fashion Of sotne other
things. bat must be pushed With the
utmost vlgar and celebrity. II Il il
90 accomplish ttn one great purposes.
the saving " human lives
The tapansse famine e. already
acute aud thousands II the little
brown people Wlli surely perish un-
ieaa promptly relieved. not with
money. hut foa1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
HOW SEATTLE MEN
SPEND SUNDAY

split wood. shovel coal. read the pa
pers and eat dinner. After dinner I
sit around and listen to the bright
saying OF Marjorie.
L. F. Fchr, OF Conrad Consolidate
ed Mining company spend my
sundays, especially weather like
this. al home with my family-road-
Ing, smoking and eating.
Prot. w. It. Parish. musical In
structor-I don't care 70 have pub
lished how I spend my Sundays.
c. II. Yandell, assistant secretary
Chamber OF Commerce. spend my
Sundays. weather permitting. drlv-
Ing my a;l0 fllly. Lady Diamond. this
fastest little piece OF horse flesh IN
the state OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

future performances steilacoom pas
TENTS should Rot have the cntfue %
the stage
Woodruff nweaFs that Clancy vas
never out of his HiKht al evening
aud entered no dressing rooms bus
the money and the watch are s,iiI
missing and the losers are some.
what suspicious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

roads was remarkably audaeioun
attempt TO make the city pay for a
lot OF their own utilities.
In considering the statement
when II camh up the council com
inlitee handled Il without gloves
ard the expressions Of the indl=
vldnal members makes II certain
that nniuna the railroad representa-
lives zee their way clear Ga ad-
vance another proposition. tho entire
franchise Issue has come % dead
lock
A meeting OF the railroad people
- being held this afternoon in the
office 81 Attorney Hughes. repre-
senllns the Chicago. Milwaukee 4
81 Paul. and Il la generally be-
iieved that on Monday they will be
ahle 10 present the corporations
committed a differently outlined
proposal.
ON behalf Of the citizens com
mitise delegation present asked
the city engineer 20 prepare a detail
statement showing the percentage
Of cost which he thought that each
railFoad should bear 81 the total
fipai cost Of the overhead bridges.
RegsrdinE an article appearing Ia
an evening paper tu the effect that
the rity would compel t1e railroads
to expcnd upwards 81 5000. 0Ua Tor
briigrs city Engineer Thomson
explained that the style OF airucs
tnra proposed by the city would
eosi uot more than sl2s 600 all told
SESSION THIS AFTERNOON.
Representatives Of the different
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
Flour a, ces,

To-day the Novelty Mills com panY
tslephoued The star % state 10 it,
readers that the miii would supply
AT persons with flour for the starry
ms Japanese az export price. =
Whieh - practically cost price. aud
lees than regular wholesale price.
~ person Interested can phoue 70
the fuilia Cor this price provided
they avalfs 70 make a donation %
The 1agaueae.
In order % hrip the famine fund
along The star tetay notified the
p.sI 20 call UPON It Tor 100 saeks of
fluuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
JUDGE FRAZIER
IS TO SPEAK

Sunday afternoon a. 30. Judge
A W rtatrr OF the Juvenile court.
VIII deliver an address on char
aoter ideals before the Young
Mcn'a club Of the Y NJ .. A Its
Address Will lac unusually interest
ms on account 81 HE many expert
vueeH with youngsters who have
been brought before him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
HERBERT JAFFEE
TO GIVE ADDRESS

The Harmony club, a Jewish or
ganization largely confined 10 this
Second ward. vii hold a meeting to-
morrow night at Ben Hur hall. 9th
aud Yealer. The meeting viii be
strictly club affair. and no pro-
gram has been arranged. but poll
ties will be discussed and Herbert
Jaffe. candidate for councilman
from the Second ward. viii probably
ad1IesB the gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
The True story.

The truth ~ the whole matter has
been anceftslned by The Star II
finds that Dow. when he came 10
America from Scotland many years
ago. went With his brother 20 Bel
ton. Texas where he began taking
contract building Jobs. thus cutting
into the business OF several old req
idenia
The Texas contractors took the
Texas way 81 stopping competition
Their friends sent notices with
croasbonea and skulls 10 Dow and
his brother
They ordered the intrudefs 20
leave town under penalty OF death
The DoWa. being Scotch. were OBJ
sfluAte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

The star also wired 90 various
sfanscuatinentai railway nsn. aek =
inr Nhslher lhs roads they repre- :
nrut Win contribute something To-
dAy ~ ~ Hartman tsieNFa piist
The star from Mes YORK. as fol-
lows
Your msssarr % the stfd re-.
rsi4sd ana referred ~ thr proper
Officers ~ the tompany. I expect
contribution ail alao he seat frum
other pnlnta some ~ car efficrfa
viii communicate wfth sea.
x n HARTMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

AMER one u the most tcgnpcsiu-
.m soyasss ever recorded on the
A.sne oesan. the hsiie steamer
A.. umpea into port this mernlng.
- lmproylssd ruddcr attachment.
- sena. crVN and passengers eN=
Asasiea but saved mtracul0usiy
80 ,ke aorm kiusa wrath
rixhgy elght daya plnes abe LETT
vshies. $ DAYS oat Of sight Of land
xpsea % the broad sweep Of The
exn.swept Pacific. and all that
s.me without coal except Tor cook
.,x meals. part Of the time using oil
hsrs aud a dFak 20 keep from foun
aerlax. depending upon sails al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
GU 7 BY
A NEGRO

los ANGELES. Feb. al n
Scott and Sam Morris. lAburers
we're badly cut in n battle on a
street car this morning by an IN
known negro whom they had Ia
suited. Morris win die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
SUNSET PHONES
BEING REMOVED
sssoEscE DISTRICTS ALREADY BEGINNING
Spouse TO THE APPEALS OF TIE BUSINESS AND PROBES.
SIGNAL MEMS CLUBS

ne konseholders of Seattle are
rspcndlng 10 the appeal Of the
Bxx.ness and Professional Mems
e.as and already Sunset phones are
tsax ordsred cut of residences and
tfs being replaced By the Indepeud-
M company.
Az the offices Of the Independent
fuznpanY nea are working hard In
iEing for the business coming in.
rAsre H. however. no delay tn fiji
log al orders TIE company has
prepared Itself for the emergency.
NJ. Lssry's Statement.
u p. Leary. secretary OF the
BasinsSs and Professional Mems
TAB. has isauad a statement cor
resting the impression that the
Wedges secured BY the eiBb are 10
= sssa simply a. a means Of Sc
eafins an improvement lB the Sun
=; asrvlce.
The action that will be taken
" TIE COMMITTEES" says this state
msnt, Is that they vii hold all
fsmoval notices already In their
paszession and 20 come In later IN
y hey have reached the number Of
iahe OF more. before they viii be
BANDED IN 10 the Sunset company.
corristse's Guarantees.
The committee guarantees that
very retail merchant IN this city.
40 every professional man IN the
~ % 10 % per cent will have
.aeir applications Of removal on
A.e With the secretary OF the com
mittep.
The Instructions o. the commit
- 70 every business and profess
ssenal man r. 10 notify their Gus
eners. clients or patients. that AZ
w August /. 1906. Il viii be Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

most entirely for motive power
that. In brict q los 81 the exs
citing trip.
Hope had been almost giNen NJ
Tor the Dora and even Auw tive
vessels are searching alone the
boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
TRAIN STRIKES
A STREET CAR

MILWAUKEE, Wis Feb f4-Amorninr persons
- Paul passenger train struck crushed beyond
neruTban car at Bay View this sixteen injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

WIN II Thompson. attorney-My
Sundays are spent at home, often in
literary work and archery practice.
oscar Springer. deputy county
clerk I spend Sunday morning
sleeping. Sunday afternoon l take a
nap. retire at : so Sunday even-
ing.
William McCloy. OF McCloy- Har-
ris Lumber company spend sun
day asking the rest OF the family
why they aren't ~ church. and ex-
planning why I'm not there.
Richard SAKE Jones, Attorney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

Tho COMMITTEE aiso advises the
resident districts q the city 10
make tho changes Is soOn ~ posi-
bic 80 as % prevent any incou-
ssnlence because Of any Fush Just
before August !.
The eaumitte also wishes 20 In
form all the different business and
professional men Who have not al
ready received removal blanks 70 bs
filled and signed. 70 inform ~ =
LeaFT. secretary. station 10. Ia that
effect and he viii 1t ones send the
quantity desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
I.e Valdez Nov -.

The naFa lafi Valdca on Nnyrm-
her IS FOE the wcat safd. She struck
bad weather Rlmass Immediately
and Vas laying Ia az seward for
Two days. ON December abe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
DRAMATIC INCIDENTS IN rss OoeAs too.Oook.

DRAMATIC INCIDENTS IN rHg ooRAs LOO. BOOK,
member sS-wated days pat off passengers
mi hay smashed in Ice aud narrowly escaped
TsssWeer so@A Coal hay % ice
January within II miles of Chknik wharf blown out
Jaaa stopped tor alt purposes cook
i.naay io-nollcrs broke loose by vessels rollins
tanaary it-Tier broke
ian a-rryius make Cape Fiatery under sail driven
/. . again
January ssusns OH hss constantly 10 break force Of
: rsb4uarv t-ntpached cargo &c food
: retsuary s3~Arriyes at Port Townsend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

possible to reach them over the
Sunse, phone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
ga I'D
BUT SAT- Z:

..snue STEAMER DORA REACHES Posr AFTER REMARK.
.a1r vovAeu-GNrRgaU MEASURES TAKEN TO
vssssL ACCOMPLISHMENTS SAW NO LAND ron sa
DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
LYnehsrs CAM.

Then a band Of lynehere came. one
dark night
Dow and his brother were taken
from their house 20 a live oak tree
and maltfeated. but before either
man could be hanged reseuers ar
rived
The Bows. gritty 20 the last re-
turned 10 Bolton. and IN the face Of
renewed warnings thar they would
be killed. stayed with the town
For a while nobody dared again
employ them. but after a months
time well known citisea. admir-
ing their grit. gave them a small
contract. a crowd OF people gath
cred IN the stFeas when they began
work. curious - see whether there
would be eun-play. or another al
tempted iyuehsnE Nothing hap
pened. however. and thea a wave 81
enthusiasm for the Bows swept the
town. where nerve was held in
high esteem. The DoNs were de-
lugsA with orders for construction
work The enemy vas discounted
and skunk away.
kesp Quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
Keep Quiet

There were no more attempted
iynehlnFs
The Doss stayed with the fowr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

r. w Merrick. ciothler--f spend
my Sundays az home. or so walking
or visiting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

Richard SAKE Jones, Attorney
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
BULLIoN'S FINE SHOWING
Letter From George Eckman Speaks
Glowingly Of District.

y letter received from Bullion. Ney..
by a, T.. Raleigh Of this city tells of an
important strike In that district within
close proximity to Patsy Eeating's rich
ground, from which recently some
enormous values were secured While no
ASSAYS have been made from the latest
discovery. free gold I'm generous duantI-
ties has been found and the paintings are
naturally fine
a porphyry dixie has been discovered in
the district by George Eckman. the writer
OF the letter. which is 300 feet wide In
places extending In length for one mile
so as to he easily traceable on the sur
fnce. Assays from this dixie have given
values of 81 In gold and 10 ounces i'm sill
yer. which is considered peculiarly
significant. being from the surface There
Is an abundance OF water on the ground
and Mr.. Eckman believes that Bullion
Will equal If not excel Manhattan or
E,oldIcld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14

don prices within the past fcw days, II
looks as II the bear element mad been
squeezed.
From the small lots I have heard Of,
recent sales OF copper at lI& To il cents,
large amounts could be secured FOR those
n2lIrcs The condition of the copper
market Is most healthy and must con-
tinuc so unless some unforeseen event
such as the shutdown Of ono OF the large
producers, war or some other cltastrophe
should happen II ono Of the large
sources of supply should be suddenly
checked a famine might happen, As run
ming closely together arc supply and dc
mand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
FORENOON SALES.

Carlaa 500 at 27izc,
Daly-JudEe, 100 at $40 50; 100 nj S075.
Mny Day 700 Mt lie; 500 at Ike; 2Ooo ot lie.
silver King 200 at $500
Uncle sam inD nj 2GC
Beck Tunnel. 1909 ut SEC. buyer 30 days: COZ
at SIC buyer 30 days; 200 at 55l7 buyer ~
New York is6o at &c: z5Oo at 8Hc, buyer
buyer 90 days; On at &c. 400 at 27Jsc; 1870 al
&C. buyer p days. 5o0 at 27Ssc: GoO al &c. l0J0
OF 26lsc. buyer 30 days; so at c5i4c. 800 ut
Richmond anaconda. 100 at 2Nc.
shares solG. 1870.
selling value. S3l9SS
OPEN BOARD.
Butler-Iiberal, 800 at 13%c: 1000 al 13Ic.
Beck Tunnel. 30 ut Sc.
Columbus Con, 100 at s..
Lower Mammoth. 800 at 3Oc: 2N at nc.
New York 5oO ut 25c; 2OoO at .5lsc. 90 at
shares sold 500
Selling value $3.50. 81
AFTERNOON SALES.
Ajax. 1000 at pc
Corlsa. 1909 at zSEc; $40 Mt 2s%c.
Con. Moscur 30 at Gle,
palV-JU 1ge. 100 Mt $40 20.
Little Boil. ln az S4.O7z,
May Dny, 500 at l-&c; 300 at 17Hc. lcoo
star con- Ico at lgI-c. no at 1870.
Hcck Tunnel loo at sc.
New York, g0 at 25Hc. 1909 at 25Hc
Richmond anaconda, l55 at 2ac: 1000 at 2a.c.
Shares rold, l5.e7S.
Selling value. t43ol 20
OPEN BOARD
Cnr.5a, 200 nj 2S4c; mo at 2SHc. fG1 at eS7Lc
Beck Tunnel so at tSc 100 at 5Jc
Columbus Con. loO at SI.S7lz; 100 AZ iSb: 100
at sass: lUD at AS.
DAILY Judge. 100 Mt SI0.iO.
Little EclI. 100 at yI12I2.
New York. 100 nt 25l7c; 200 at &c. buyer 60
lays.
ontario 35 at s. IN.
Richmond Anaconda. 5000 at Sc.
ster Con. 90 at i3c, buyer 60 days.
Shares sold o235
Selling VsIuc. S57TS IS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
WILL INSPECT MINE.
Stockholders i'll New Stockton Will
Visit Mine This Week.

John l.. Jones OF Madison. S. D, ia in
the city for the purposc OF visiting the
New Stockton property at stockton, in
which he Is heavy stakeholder Mr..
Jones will await the arrival OF Mr. G. B.
Kennedy. also OF Madison and. accom-
panied by him. Will make q thorough in
spection OF the company's property at
the end OF this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
RosToN MnN1NG srncK
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
Officials of Ohio Copper Company
Leave HurrieClly for Fast

President IL G Catrow and General
Manager Henry C0trow OF the Ohio Con-
per company leit hurrledly for Chicago
Tuesday noon on business connecteg =
with their property at Bingham General
Manager Catrow. before catching the
tram. stated to The Tribune that there
was absolutely nothing to be given out
at the present time concerning the Ohio
company, which rumor has long connect
ed with mergers and consultations ga
lore. 1t is apparent that something is
Transporting OF interest In the affairs of
the Ohio, the details of which will In All
probability not be Forthcoming until the
return OF the officials -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
Many Make Money.

The reason for this IS apparent Many
who have gone from Utah into Nevada
have made their fortunes In record
breaking time. Many have composed the
skirmlsh line into new districts 4 camp
Is laid out, and he who clears away
enough sage brush TO make room for his
a few dollars, within month or two.
as at Goldheld and Manhattan Will hnd
willing purchasers for the lot at price
running into the thousands. a group Of
mining claims Into which even the most
optimistic person would hardly sink a
pick without smiling at his own credulity
may blossom into n bonanza by simply
turning over a bunch OF grass or a clod
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
STANTON ON COPPER
Thinks Healthy Condition of Market
Will Still Continue

John Stanton. In the News Bureau b,o
the following to say regarding the pros
cnt copper situation: 1T looks To mo nc
though there has been an organized NJ
tempt TO break the price of copper on tbo
other side and this has been renectad
To some extent here The big consumers
as we'll as other interests, may have becn
identified to some extent with the movn'
ment. However. from the trend of Lon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
Boston Copper Letter.

James \. Pollock & Co furnish the fol-
lowing copper letter from Boston. re-
ceivcd over their private wire
COVERINGS were well taken and on the
strength OF Amalgamated and Anaconda
I'm tho afternoon good records were seen,
many OF them making "a new price tor
the day Afternoon prices were crratic,
closing heavy in sympathy with New
York quotations"