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The Washington times., 1906-08-30
Mems SOC Suspenders, 25c

Priced that way 70 close out the small
lot that remains.
Made of fancy Isle, finished with stout
leather ends. Full length and comfortably
elastic.
The Washington times., 1906-08-30

The third fall came IN the heavyweight
hunter class. when Aberdeen. Dunno
ten Stables, went down with /. Hor-
uer. He was Uuhurt.
The Washington times., 1906-08-30

Gee! ! would like 20 be petted by
that" This was the heartfelt wish OF
a green hunter as he looked at pretty
girl in the stand, and he was good
The Washington times., 1906-08-30

judge Of conformation. even though he
was a yOungzter
The Washington times., 1906-08-30

So 1E Mems S3 kid or
< ID calf blucher or
Oxford Ties
The Washington times., 1906-08-30

Robin Adair. Mrs. Blair Johnson
beautiful saddle horse. sustained his
reputation and took first place in the
ladies' saddle horse class
The Washington times., 1906-08-30

The second fall OF the day. which was
also -bloOdless." came in the class for
f0ur-vcaT-Old hunters and younger.
IDLE Haynes. owned By ". J. Morteller.
umblcd over the last fence in the mud
His jockey was uuhurt however. and
TcmOmted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
WALKER ON BINGHAM.
Wires Boston About Conditions at Big
Conner Mines

George l. Walker. editor OF the Bos-
ton Commercial who has been I'm the
state during the past 10 days posting
himself on conditions at some ~ the
big copper producers has wired his
publication the following.
Boston Consolidated Is estimated 10
have 100000 tons of smelling ore
which viii average nearly per cent
copper and 50 gold It's new min will
use stamps for crushing, and win be-
gin stamping about a year hence
Bingham Consolidated smcltar Is
operating almost exclusively on IT, own
ores An concentrates from the Gao
tus and Utah Copper mills are being
piled up at Garfield 10 await blowing
IN Of new American smelling plant.
Bingham's ores carry about 2H per
cent copper and high values IN silver.
Company Is making good profit on
operations now An rs mines are de-
yeloping well
Utah Consolidated is producing at
the rate Of 20 100000 pounds Of cop
per annually. at a lower average cost
than last year. and earning more than
80 per share Three new ore bodies
have been opened. drifts being 80. %
90 ~ feet I'm ore respectively. The
average ~ ore ~ these openings Is
better than s per cent copper and 81
gold Believed that Il win prove 20 be
one tremendously large deposit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
PRICES SHOWED
GOOD ADVANCES.
Dealings Were Large in Several
Stocks, Big Blocks Be-
ing Sold.
DEMANDS WERE FREELY FED.
Mich. Central Rose 20 Polnis-Real-
hing Caused Reactions In Some
Early FayOrites.

New York. June 20-Prlces al the open
Ing Of the stock market today showed
brisk advances over last night with the
usual speculative fayorites leading Great
Northern preferred rose 81, National
Lead , American Smelling ~, Inter
borough Metropolitan preferred and Read
Ing 10 Chesapeake a ohio, Locomotive
and b. & II. !. and 81. Paul ontario &
Western. Canadian Pacific and Colorado
large fractions Michigan Central sold
az an advance Of points. b. & U. yield
ed Z. on realizing and marlborough Metro
p0itan ran on nearly point
Selling orders IN b. d q. and Inter.
borough Metropolitan carried them OF
20 IL. respectively but their Weakness had
only a slight effect on the market which
continued active at some further advance.
Large blocks Qf stocks here handled free
ly, me opening In Norfolk * Western be
ing bVW SHARES al ts'l 10 sJi. against 80
Yesterday closing. some elective proht-
taking occurred from time 20 time ~
Great Northern preferred, Lead and Loco
motive Michigan Central improved :
points Northern Pacific ~. Reading and
United States Reduction preferred : 81
Louis southwestern ~. The demand was
halted at II o'clock
There was notable shrnkage in the
volume q activity in the second hour
Some new points u strength developed
but the market became spCtty aud ~.
regular. Michigan Central rose - points
"a all. Northwestern and lnterbOr0ush
Metropolitan preferred rose 2 St Paul les.
l.. a n, and Central Electric "a. and
Pennsylvania. Canadian Pacific, southern
Pacific. St Louis Southwestern preferred,
Amagamated. Colorado Fuel, Pressed
steel Car Republic. Steel preferred and
Soss-Shefneld steel about a point Real
iz.ug caused reactions IN some OF the ear
Tier strong stocks and the general tone az
noon was heavy. Manhattan sold az a
decline % ~.
Bonds were steady at noon
PrUnt-takiug was FASTENED by signs N a
renewed break in the marlborough Metro
politau stocks the common falling 10 NAs
and the preferred 90 iCs, Coincldenialy
there was a slump Of IN Metropolitan,
street Railway. The markets zone grew
better before j o'clock
The market became feyerish and un-
settled during the afternoon Locomotive
fell 20 l below last night on realizing
upon the dividend declaration. Gains
elsewhere were largely reduced or wiped
out. a rise NJ ~ IN Southern Pacific was
the leader OF q rally and Baltimore q
Ohio rose 20 the best again AT llsit on the
dividend Increase Prices wavered uncer-
talnly az the rally. The decline IN Metro
politan Street Railway ran 90 ) points
and marlborough Metropolitan touched Il.
Pullman sold al an advance Of go. Ten.
nessee Coal rose ! and Kansas & Texas
preferred a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
ROAD OWNS COAL co.

Washington, June 20.-Oficials Of the
Western Maryland. Chesapeake & Ohio
and Buffalo a. Susquehanna railroads
were before the interstate commerce
commission today 20 tell what they
knew about the transactions Of their
roads IN connection with coal and "a
traffic
General Manager Robertson O, the
Western Maryland road, admitted on
the witness stand that the Western
Maryland Railroad company was The
owner ~ the Davis Coal & Coke com
pauy. He declared he owned no coal
or OF stocks or properties. nor had he
ever az any time held such interest. II
was the policy Of the management %
his road, he said. 10 encourage In every
way the independent mineowners, espe-
Gladly IN the matter % sldings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
SWANSEA MAKES REPORT.
Financial Statement Issued for Benc6t
OF shareholder

The board Of directors OF the Swan
sea Mining company sent out report
90 shareholders Yesterday afternoon.
showing the condition of that corpora
ton. and what o. has been doing On the
past, covering particularly the period
between June I, 1902, up 20 the begin
ming of the present north
ION June / 1898" saws the report
the net liabilities for which 40 money
had been provided were Il0gg42. From
that date 20 May g. 1905. additional eX-
peDdltures had been made Tor retim-
berlng shaft. pumping. extracting ore,
care Of property. taxes insurance, etc.
amounting 10 sls.S59k3. making a to-
tal of s2iO1s2i. sale % materials. etc
$1,000. assessment ~ lie a share SO %
S3125. or O total OF so 707l. which let
on hand a surplus over all liabilities
Of t62s19
"On account ~ the low price ~ sil-
yer and uufay0Table market conditions
tc management was not able 20 haa-
DE 40 q fair profit the lowgrade iron
fuyire ores and 80 was compelled 10
practically close down operations from
June 1902. TO June. 1908, a period u
three years.
Increasing smelling competition aai
The advancing price ~ silver finally
made q more favorable market condI-
uon Tor this class " ores. so that in
May. 1905. We were able 90 obtain con
cessions that we felt warranted "a .n
undertaking operations"
The report also shows that during
the past year the ore mined and shin-
Ied o. the smelters Melted an average
~ E1i from fhe shelters and after &C..
Quoting all other coasts % mining and
treatment Nse net 90 the COMPANY.
The number ~ tons % ore shipreI
$3.50. amount received Tor same. $40
siltl, syueuses .Cr mining. etc i2g
12s3 net earnings. Ni7lSs3 To which
Gld receipts from roya ties on leases.
etc. NN.l. making total net recelp,s
I-A3eti. 0ui % which there was pala
two dividends % cents per shars
each met amount paid). tsuif0. leAv-
INK surplus account operations Tor the
year ~ NN90l The gross amount 4
ore mined and shipped was s5s5 tone.
The moisture On which amounted 10 "a
per cent or .23 tons. leaving net ton.
mage Tor which We received payment.
1882 tons The amount received nom
she emglters for this was iglu-f
equivalent Go t15 per ton. The ~.
peuses, Including hauling and dead
work, were 2e7n's. equivalent 10 81 g
per ton.
In these expenses Is included ta.9Js,
expended on dead work in opening I'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
SURVEYS ARE
NOW COMPLETE
Construction Of New Railroad 10
Alta is Only Question Of
Short Time.
PRODUCERS TO BE BENEFITED
BY Great Reduction In Transportation
Costs--Camp TO be on Equality
with Park City,

Manager Henry NJ Crowther u the
Continental Alta mines and Continental
Transportation company. the latter
holding a lease on the right Of way
owned by the Rio Grande Western rail-
road company has given out the in
formation that the surveys OF the line
have been finished and maps which are
to show the exact location OF the line
are now being drawn.
Mr. Crowther says the building Of
the road will not DE very much longer
delayed 1t has taken considerably
longer than II was anticipated az the
beginning 10 arrange all the pgelimin-
aries. but they are now practically
all cleared up. 80 u seems mat 10 Is only
a question Of a few months until the
producers OF Alta will be provided with
the facilities 20 move their ores 10
market economically and with dispatch.
Mr.. Cr0wther has given this railroad
enterprise a great deal OF careful con-
sderatlon. The undertaking VIII re-
quife a great deal OF capital 20 carry
Il through but that the road VIII pay
from the start has never been doubted
for one moment. Mine owners need bet
ter transportation facilities than they
now have In fact they must get II.
II they expect TO mine the vast bodies
OF low as well as the high grade ores
which the mine contains.
Il Is the intention OF Mr. Crowther
and his company 10 give the producers
an equal chance with Park city and Il
Is proposed 10 charge them a tariff no
higher than Is eIacted from the ship
pers Of the Summit county camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
THE PRICE OF COPPER

An official DO Boston OF one N the
largest copper producing mines says.
We have made sales Of the best grade
81 lake copper during the past Few days
at l9 cents pound Tor delivery az far
ahead as September There Is moth
Ing 90 indicate any easier tone 90 the
market but on the contrary there arc
evidences that prices viii remain at
pretty high figures Tor months % come.
The price % 10 cents ls without any
discount or guarantee and We have
made sales ~ several large blocks al
this figure
''The manufacturers have not fully
provided for their immediate require
meuis We only have % customers
for our copper. but their necessities can
be taken as an accurate gauge " the
general condition 81 copper consumers
90 over the country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
SILVER SHIELD FINANCES
Company Issues Statement for Per.
usal of Shareholders.

The Silver Shield Mining company,
operated IN Bingham. has issued "A
statement 20 shareholders giving The
financial condition OF that corporation,
showing that % had accounts paya5le
on last Friday OF $l2.766SA The TO-
oelpts since June 10, l90i, and June IT,.
amounted 10 g30965l from the sale u
ore and {fg, 5000 Tor assessments
The disbursements during the period
stated aggregated 5i2)jo and In 'he
itemized summary q Is shown that
there was paid out for labor $2s,3oi.53.
lumber. S6.42s73; supplies, 617903, air,
S6,526j6 permanent supplies N.ts3 81;
Insurance, N,54650 patents, S4oi-0,
expense ~ general Office travelling cX-
ponses. ana salary Of secretary, So
52s.gl. lights. 1896 interest Sl26'ej.
explosives, $3.50 legal services. $500.
surveyors 2l.st255. assays, Sl?2 81;
fuel. ti622N; taxes Nil6i. property
account 5000. profit and loss, SOL o..
mine office expense. Sll505. sampling.
milling tests aud assaying Nl2s'i,
sundrles. N31l0; tunnel royalties 49,
10. lode claims. Nt4i63o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
YESTERDAYS.

! ]. VI RCmney 81 a 70 Mary Jane
Brown, warranty deed 10 -gA
"a rods southwest from the nortn-
east corner Of block o. pat De-.
| Josiah Cope 10 Alex A. tuius,
warranty deed ~ lots H. H. ana
3. Perkins Grand View .--.'..''..
| Charles J. Drhkc 90 y. J.. Nelson,
warrants detl 10 Xxi rods south
east rCin the northwest corner Of
lot s. block a, pat u ....,...''..' l.
Hannah b. Saunders 10 +. l..
Saunders, warranty deed 10 il.x3
rods southeast from u rods east
OF the northwest corner Of lot D.
block a. plat Z ....t.-.,...,.s.t...-.
Peter Wuthrick 10 james o. Nelson,
warranty deed % part OF section
o. township south. range east.
MARY McAlhster t1 Benjamin x
Hill warranty deed 10 2i6.lsG54o.,e
fset Of lot 10. block 5. lo-acle A..
tarty. warranty deed TO lots l.
Carly. warranty dC0e 10 lots ].
and 4 block g. East Side addition.
Nephi l.. Morris 20 EDWARD r Ash
ton. warranty deed 90 the norh
half OF lot 3 block 10 plat A 90.
Neph l.. Morris 20 salt Lake
Stake lattrrd day Saints church,
warranty deed 10 the north half
Of lot s. block -, plat 49,.
Emanuel Woolley 10 W, X. Ger
rafd warranty deed TO laxs rods
southwest from the northeast cor
ner Of lot 9. block II, lJ-acre A.,
William II. siegel 10 Ches.me
Bourbon. warranty deed 20 10
acres ~ section u. township ]
south. range west .,,.t..,..'...
Harriet Burrows 70 Charles F.
Stayner. warranty deed 10 part
Of lots I and 2 block z plat c.. 81
Mary NJ Jenkins 20 Charles j.
F0ulgeT, warranty deed 10 AK
a5i. feet northeast from s feet east
OF the southwest corner of lot l.
block q. Plat 3 ...,..,.......,...... J..
r +. Simpson 10 Ellen simpson.
warranty deed 20 &xslls feet
southeast from m feet south o.
the northwest corntr OF lot D.
block g. plat Co. '''..,,;.,,' '''''
". Z. A smoot 70 Flora A. Phil
lips. warranty deed 20 part Of lot
G. block &C. iO-acre A .......,,.,,t,.,.,
Joseph II. Roberts 10 Lots a
Fairbanks warranty deed 70 lots
u and r. block l. Rockweifs First
Martha Tfi T. Il Nelson to D. Nc
Donald warranty deed 70 part
Of section = township south
range ! east ....,.,.... ........... ..''''''''
Margaret =. tluhlN " AuulHrll
Cain, warranty deed 10 lot 2 block
I. Arcadia sub. .,..,,.,,,.- ,.,.,-..
John S. Cox 90 Mary G. Basuan,
out-clalm dede 70 lot g. block "
plat 4 ..... ........t.,t..t.,t... ..st' q
Anna 4. Derr 90 Realty Building
company Quit-olalm deed 10 *
I32 feet southwest from rods
south u the northeast corner OF
Dot & block la plat D................ IN
James p Brockbauk 20 william
Hatfield. qult-claIm deed 20 Home
stake lode. LAttle cottonwood GOO. 2lo
Z. p Mowers 20 0lenwoOd Man
ufacfuring company quit-claim deed
10 snow Shoe Man lode. Biz Cot
tonwood .,..., ..,...'....'...''..,..
Morrison-Merril company 20 Add
son cain. quit-clAm deed 20 lots
q and s. block 1, Wilkinson's
sub ...-...... .....'.' =, ..'., =, $3.50
J. 3 Thompson 20 SIG solomon.
qult-clsim deed 20 one-thlrd IN
terest IN Sspplnston lode, West
Mountain. etc ....,........,.......,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
SPECIAL MEETINGS CALLED.
Bingham Companies, Having Been Ab-
sorbcd, WIN Dlslncurporatc.

Special meetings ~ stockholders of
the Highland Boy Consolidated. York.
Petro and Red Wing Mining companl s
have been called for July 20 on which
date the matter II dlsincorpOrati0n
viii be discussed and acted on 4 part
Of the foregoing named corporations
are controlled by the Utah Apex MIN
ing com pany and the balance by the
Utah Development company which
we're promoted by a. J. Orcm & sons
u this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

/ opened steady with a fair demand from
commission houses. Additional rains IN
the southwest. which have lntefered with
harvesting, were an influence against
higher prices. July opend y lower at s2s,
SOLD down TO s2tgs2As and advanced to
The corn market opened weak but later
became trm. July opened Aas lower
% 81 to 5ls. declined TO 07.d5l and then
advanced 20 5lizq6ls.
oats became steady after a weak open
ing. guly opened 4, TO q lower at 80,
% 50 declined TO ~ and then advanced
The provisions market was steady. Sep
tember pork opened unchanged to 1875;
lard was down ~ al SSH and ribs were
~ lower at s.s5.
Cash: Wheat-No. ? red. s4dS7 No 2
red. sass No. hard. saast No. hard
lsgd, NO ! northern, Sgsl No north
ern, Sass No. 2 spnrg s2gsa
Corn-No. :, 52hdt2
Oats-No. z. 80; No. 3. 81
The market became strong on Improved
demand for cash wheat at Kansas city
and small receipts IN the southwest The
close was strong, with July up cent az
8A.
Corn-The close was strong with July NJ
y al Sis
Close: whest-July. $50: Sept, 81
Corn-1uly, 5l7, sept, i2it.
Oats-July. 3s', sept. 36a.
Pork-1uly. 80 Sept. ie9,
I.ard-luly, S.17has 81; sept S.s2is
Rbs-July. 932h Sept, 9G
Rye-Cash. Gld6j.
Fiax-Cash. northwestern. ii?4
Timothy-Sept. g. $3.50.
Cloyer-Cash, II %
Barley--Cash, 4iQ6s
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. June 3n-sugar, raw, firm
Fair refining 3; centrifugal, % test. S.q
3l7-32. molasses sugar az
Refined-F1rm Crushed, SO; powder
Cd. 4 50. graduated. 40.
Coffee-Steady. No : Rio, ~
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
Liverpool. June 2-Close wheat, July e.
1ltd. Sept. c. Sd. Dee. IS Vsd.
Weather In England today was nne'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

a station and level Just above the water
level. This Is al depth OF 500 Feet
and when fully opened up viii give ~
additional stopping ground between 400
and 800 feet In length and 20 feet N
height.
The amount Of silver contained In the
ores shipped was l25,S94 ounces, or 1876
ounces Ter ton; and gold. 22G ounces, or
about 50 cents per ton and lead, u
tons.
The management has confined its OPP
erations principally TO extracting the
marketable sulphl1e ore above the 20
level, ana large reserves Of this class of
ore are known 10 exist below this level
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
INSTALLING HOIST AT YAMpA.

Joseph Dederich. the we'll known con-
tractor. came IN from los Angeles and
departed this morning for Bingham 20
give attention 90 the Installation Of
the big hoisting plant ordered for
Yampa mine some time ago. Mr. Ded-
erich reports much activity 40 los
Angeles, and that hts family Is COM
fortahly located in their new home. II
Is the intention ~ Nj ueierich 70 re-
main IN the city Tor possibly O couple
~ weeks He states that the machln-
cry for the new Good Springs smelter
he's been ordered and that rs construc-
ton VIII probably De undertaken IN the
near future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
HOME FROM THE COAST.

Tony Jacobson, president and general
manager Of the Columbus Consolidated
Mining company az Alta returned this
morning from q nylng business trip 20
San Francisco He was accompanied
as far as Hazen by his brother 4. O.
Jacobson. who went over to Fairylew
10 look over the camp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
NEW DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

The Western Pacific Mining a De-
yelopment company is me name " a
new corporation witch filed articles Of
Incorporation yesterday IN the secre-
tary u states Office The capitalization
Of The company Is $4,000. divided into
shares valued % 500 each The com
pany proposes 90 develop mines IN
Colorado Utah and Nevada. The on
GERS ~ the company are az follows:
Edward J. Yard president. Elroy NJ
Clarke vice president. J. q. Gwyn.
secretary and treasurer. Charles %.
Baxter and John n. McChrysial dlrec-
tors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
INSPECTING ALTA PROPERTY

Several officers Of the Secret Mining
& Milling company which Is developing
an Interesting property az Alta, depart
cd FOR camp this morning on an in
spection trip. The party consisted ~
William NJ. Minor president: r. W.
Clough. treasurer. and John c. Swlck-
ard director. They will be gone sew
eral days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
THE CON. FLAGSTAFF.
New Equipment Being Installed AT
Alta Mine.

supt 4. ]. Beyerdge Of the Consol-
dated Flagstaff mine at Alta came
down from camp last evening and re-
ports good progress being made with
the development Of the property Of that
corporation. All the equipment for the
new hosting plant and compressor IL
on hand and some Of II j. being IN
stalled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
REGULAR CALL.

May Day. 1000 nj ~
Silver King 2 az 300.
New York. 5000 40 %. $500 az s6a;
1000 al 20 So. $500 al q. 800 az 81 20.
OPEN BOARD
Century. 600 40 t9.
Bullfrog National Bank. 100 az 80.
Beck Tunnel, coo az 20. zoo az 1S
Con. Flagstaff. 100 at 22j
Grand Central. 100 al 271E 6o.
Lower Mammoth. $3.50 az 81, 200 az
s.. 100 az 50 s CO. 400 at 60. 100 az % :
60. 100 az 81 b 30
New York. 800 az 26i9
Thompson, 100 az 40, ZOO az a.
RECAPITTLATION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

S. Louis. June q Wool STEADY Ter
ritory ana western mediums. 25a2s. fine
mediums. 2l0&a. frc, lsnM.
BOSTON
Boston. June ls-Any hope Of ac-
tlvity N the wool market seems % have
very little foundation. 90 Judge from pres
eut Indications For days the trading
has been exceedingly quiet owing 10 an
apparent disipclinaiiln on the part 4
dealers and manufacturers 10 hold back
Local buyers feel that the lack ~ the
stock On the vest Is largely a fiction. while
the dealers maintain that the Efforts OF
the buyers % cheaper goods by refusing
to trade has been carried 90 an extreme
Territory woods are dun Medium half
bloods are priced AZ p. three-eighths AZ
81 and secured AZ ago. pulled woods are
featureless and foreign Cradts are quiet
Territory quotations follow
Wy0mirg-Fine laa hne. 1870. fine
mediums. 112 medium. 3l15 low me-
dun &a2
Utah and Ncvada-Flne, 22qZl heavy
hre 1919. fne medium. ndG medium.
9s1N low medium 2s027
MOutHna-Fine choice AI2. fne aver
age 892' hne medium choice, 2id2s: av-
erage El2i staple 21qe medium choice
3f3 average. &nN.