davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-01-04

Die vyjadfeni lekafe je nadeje, be
bnde Ease brzy "all right ("
fS Poji5tSni proi ohni, blesku a
vetru tech nejlepsich spoleGnosti
yam obstara dobfe spolehlivs r.
B. Matlach pfsarne Minnesotskgch
Noyin. 27-tf
= Sylvestroyska zabava pofadana
zahavnSm zdruzenful fadu Czech,
Gislo 12, G. S. p. s.. minulou sobo-
tn, vydafila se yelmi uspokojiva.
Navsteyniky byli po vetsine stafi
slenovt, ktefi jake vzdy nelenili
ri ri yATit ai iIsitbs paIla sttraciilotty
Itrvala zabaya ncjlepsim pofadku
az do konce.
: PIP. Vac. Chot, Vac. pechou-
SEX, Alois Pooh Vol. Smolik q
Minneapolis pFiicli K nam oslaviti
N0vg rok.
= vezer nFed NosStssa relk<es.ns aspEe-
fadan byl V dome p. Josefa Slipky
Ipfatelsly vetirek na oslavu narazc-
min noveho roku a rozlcucenou &c
starsm rokem. pfftomnf hoste byli
naaledosni:: John gslleAs, gsleAss Emil Ho-
| lrejs, Jos. Buck, Carrie Pavlecka,
John Kodada, Anna Dvofak, Otto
sja'y Assjss''y Sadie Sa; iiis-is, Hawai- james
lpit, Mary Haznka, Frank Hazuka,
Rose slipka, Albert nvofak. Bessie
Buck. John Tesaf, Tillie Buck.
isarbora kesrt. Marv Bflak, Geo. Sa-
mes, Anna Nasinec pan a pi. Slip
ka, pi. Bhzkoya, pi. Maskova, pan a
s.ani BernaekS @ pal nesi ssysiitt.asfss
|bvl now rok pozdravem vypalenim
sto ran q yystrojena pfateiska yece-
re. Vsichni pfitomni se velice pFs-
jennie bavili, k eemuz tsz nemalo
Ipfispela Eagles Orchestra.
H Name n9kolik domn prAzd-
Inych lotn ma prodej cesk6 ctvrti
lmssta, jakoz nekolik vzdelanych
lfarem We stain. Haste ne u admi-
lnistrace Minnesotskych Novin.
= Jill pfistf nedeli veter odbyyd
lse i sini CsPs. skoln: slavnost Iii
XII fcs,Tke svotb. si1oiy Taio Ekoini
izabava tesi se kazdtho roku hoins
lnaystzya a doufAmeSz<j tentokrate
ctGni pfizniyci pHstele cesk6 skoly
Idostayi Sc nejy6tsim poctu a poba-
lyi 80 rmenim mallch skolakn
v pondeli rano zemfela zde II
lsvf dcerv pani Marie Hamrova sta
lfifkA pani Marie Valkoya. Zesnnla
lbyIa zdlsf starou osadnici zane
|chava dve dcery panl Marii Ha-
lmroyor a pani Katefinn Naskovou
| lpohfeb zcnfele odbyval se We stfedu
Idopoledne kostela sy. Stanislaya
! = tesko-Americk9 Sokol chysta
se X pofadani velkhho maSkarnfhc
psIIsess. ane .. anera. sseasalEE die pffii- pffii
| ;saa= ;esraas= k k sscssa einAnSch, hnde pies fer
liednim nejvetsich zde pofadanJch
| Sbor Hytzda Zapadn. SPJ.. III.
ianesi SO posIetini ave eehi.zs ~
gefeinfm nastnleni novtch afaanie
ljez bude So odbyvati pravidelns
Ischiizi nedtIi dne II. ledna. pr;
derDz budon uyad6ny til move dekan.
Ky. Ku konci schuze provede sestrs
Rosa Sanda. vyslouzila pfedsedka
nastoleni novych dfadnic. - Kazda
sestra sboru je opravnena pfijfti "a
Ischdze 80 ssoji rodinou pozvAti svt
lznAme d pfatele k yolne zabavd, pr
lniz We. mi ob1errtyenf neyyjfnaje
lobdrzi kazdy zdarma. sbor tente
Izdarn6 pokraeuje bthern ieho tfi.
lleteho trvani obnasi jeho majeteh
lss4s-so.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-01-04


Y Billings, Montana, do trhu s do
bytkem a kdyz prodal, Easel do jed
noho hostince, pry nedaleko nest
ske radnice, kde se vysloyil, ze by 81
pfal ulovit nejakou neyestu, jez hy
byla ochotna MIN SO vydati ma CO.
stu. Stssti mu pfalo netryalo to
dlouho, kdyz Sc objevila pred MIN
jedna takoya kandidatka, iez ma
prYfi pehled Sc mu zalfbila mime
to pravila, ze byla vychovana M
venkove a je ochotna pana Johnso-
ma 81 witt a vydati Sc MIN ma za-
pad. Tax minulo nekolik dni PHI
pravovanim sc k snatku, phi temz
bohaty zenich ovsem nesetfil pro ne
gAata ni4ehe IesttzS aezl; azl; aooso sa.oosslo hi; HI;
snatku odjezdu, zasli jcden vecer
do divadla Grand opera o zatim CO
zenich budoval 81 mysli jiz dplny
obraz sy6 move domacnosti, udelalo
sc pojednou mlad5 nevest6 spatne
se sloyy, ze "a ehyilku Pride, ode
sla. zenieh ve eva proetetA nepe-
|myslil, ably nevestn syoji doprovodil
k lekaf; tato nedovtipnost Sc stala
|osudnou jeho budoucimu blahu. -
Ncyesta znlizela marne bylo potion
hledani pane Johnsonoyo, jcnz na
konec, vida marnost syeho snazeni,
|odjizdel do sveho dalneho domova
sam Lsrpscss hcdsasS :.i!cchisSSee:a.assssi
Vsichni clenove fadn 0rel. dds.
|6e, ZCBJ., json tfmto vyzyvani, by
se lnstavili do p1ra1ni sehiasze
|tery vxeer dne y. ieana- Nepritoin-
most pokutuje Sc die stanov. - JOS.
Snnecek, tai.
T Mate-li neco ma prodej aneb
hledate-li n6jake zamestnani, nebu-
de vas oznAmka stati mnoho, kdyE
to date do Minnesotskych Novin a
isme jisti, ze Sc vam TO yyplati.
Zkuste to. TT.
= DIE vseobecneho mineni byi
lprav6 uplynuly rok veskrz uspokoji-
tvy. Mimo ut6seneho blahobytu svych
obyyateli, ucinilo naEe mesto tcz
znaent pokrok novych stavbdch a
podnicich vseho druhu, coz nasyed-
leuie tomn. ze mesto nase ie ma cests
pokroku a vyvoje.
| r Starry pan John PhlArabek 2
Hutchinson, Mimi, jakoz jeho
lsvn Viltm . manzelkou stravili zde
nosS rok pana Jos. Vasika, jeln
je zetem pana Pilkrabka. Tesilo
lmne, 10 isem mohl pfi I'd pfflezito-
sti nasemu staremu pfiznivci po-
ltfasti pravici.
= prave &c dovldame, BE nekolik
lnasich cilych Sokolfka chysta 80 IL
vesti do tanecnich svych zabav &C.
Iskou Besedu. Neni pochyby, ze pro-
Ivedeni tohoto fmyssiiu nemalou mG.
ron pozyedne droyen zabav, tackyml
Sekellkys Fef.A sa!ans4eesh 4es raeebboss raeebboss ldo lkdo js
Idnon nvidi tan6enen nasi Besedg.
Idostane pro nj takovy zajem, 10 u
|bude pratt take &C il nauditi. La.
iitiloinost ttance toilo a fhridbr, iei pro-
lvazeiici, p1sobi nevislovnSm koi.
lzlem a ziskala ii dosud obdiv vsl-
de, kde byla tancena zeimena
Icizonarodnich nasich spoluobdani
lOvsem pryni podminkou zdarnellc
nsp6chu je to, ably Beseda byla do
konale nacvicena, tax aby pavab.
most, jakou Sc tanec ten vyzname-
Inaya, tispAsne vynikla.
/ Y pondeli ma Novy rok oddal
|rey. Chas. j. Trcka pana Ondfeje
Millera NO al. Kristinon Kasando-
won, pfi cenz bratr nevesty, p. FIR,
k a4ar,da hvI mladencfYn a nj Rif4c-
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-01-04

n6mecke narodnosti znam jake
fadny pficinliyy mlady muz. Me-
vesta je sestrou pani Frank Kohou-
tove a chvalne znama jako proda-
yacka grocernim obchod1 pana
Kohouta. Po skoneenych snubnfch
obfadech uch5lili sc noyomaszele,
jich pfibuznf a pfatele do htulneho
domu pana Kohouta, kde pax spo-
letnost nejlepsi nalade dlouho se-
trvala. Novonanzel6 budou bydleti
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-01-04
M. Helm, CESKY PRAvEfK,
~ Esst sixth Street.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.


lttiiejsi Pioneer Press pFinaassii
nesieinim vydani podobiznv .nGko-
lika mIadSch kongresnikn, mczi nj
miz nachazi - ttdzz i pan ANTON Mi
chAlek, jenz je egnaGeEs jake jake prrs@tifai prrs@tifaii
cesky kongrsnik kongresu. Po-
iednanl q MlehA lknui ie tazatn-
krate spravne Z mezi jinym se uda-
va, ze tyz ne zapsal 90 kongresniho
adresafe jako prvni muz ceske
krye, Americe zvolenf do kongre-
sn.
~ Uhh ga $500 tuna. Drobn6
milf "a s4.0o tuna ttfffftunovSch
hroinadach, dobre pro topici yaff-
q kanna vyfhpeci zaFizeni; ve-
znsste 81 ceny tvrdeho uhli. - NY
isne jedinou spolecnostf, ktera ma
prave zbozi. Holmes & Hallowell
Co, sedm rohd, st. Paul, Minn.
Gx6
= Y sobotu rano odebral se tam.
cdkssd neni nasratn nasledkem Be-
kIoeti yeku stafitky pan Jan Hra-
clsovirla. 2z1snul55 naFodii ~ ye SStoI.
mlfi. Il Cexkeho Brndn, v Cechach,
edlaa eA aaas ;:.s;sa :.sjs. ..z sss:s:::: ass::ss:::
riky. do Cedar Rapids, Ic~a, odkud
po sestiIet6sn pcbytu se pfestehoval
do Vt Paul, kde xastal AZ do sv'
srnrti. Odchcdsi jeho zelf manzel.
ka Il Eest dosrslych q zdarnych di,
tex sice dccry: pi. Alzbeta Hau-
benshildova. pf. Anna Simoya a pi
Marie Wortova, synove: Frank
Yhelay a Josef. PohEeb odb5yal u
na Novy rok odpoledne domt
smntkn IN iiaastenstvi pfatel zna
mtch. Pozdstali nechf pfijmou na
II soustrasf.
q PoDernkovy jednatel pan JAS
Kluzak meskal zde konocm minule
ho tydne d jako yzdy pfisel navsti
witt sv6 stare zname, jichz ma zd'
hoins.
~ Stayebnf dffvf vseho druhu
dvtfe, okna, chilly ydbec We, ct
do oborn toho nalczi. pfijdte /;
pfesv6dcte Nc, nez koupite jinde
ST. Paul Wrecking & Lumber Co
TIL. hf. 507a Wabasha nj. 730 w
7rn ST, 81 Tauii, Minn iibcr
Zachar, fiditeI. 7-tf.
r Pan Karrl Panuska obdrze
smntnou trlegrafickou west d
mrtl sveho bratra Frantiska V New
Yorku Zesnnlt trp1I zalndecni ne
moci X Will zdravi minule ltts
tTavii asi tfi nlssice ' nasean nlsste
yzdor radk l6kafsi. ze nelnoc dA Il
yyl6titi, roziiodI 90 suzovanS k 20
drobcni SO operaci, ktera ysak skon
ella osudne. Zernfeif byl Al let sta
a zanrilasa zenu q dtyry ditky
= Pan james KrasI, pozemkoy,
jeinatei V Rcd River Valley, Minn.
meskal zde tyto dnv zaimu sveh'
obchodn.
= Pan Il. A. Jelinek q Move Pra
hy, Mimi, pfijel sem ! manzelkoa
M nasstfyu ke sytmu avakrovi p
VIC. Kotnourovi. Y sobotn sltasf
nil " tAz sylvestrogske zabavy fadl
Gech sfni &. =. p. s.
Nemila nehoda potkala p. Jos
simona. Tsz j. zam4stnanim plum
bal ) pfi prAci byl mu zeleznou rou
ron ro1mazkan malik u leye ruky
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
MINERS FEDERATION
REPU0IATES SOCIALISM.

Denver June THE action of the con.
yeuuon of the Western Federation of
Minors an the opening session here where
hy two az tie Butte delegation were uu-
seated caused the charge 90 De made that
the SCrIaiiguc tendencies of tht fedora
ton was the real reason Tor tuning down
the two men referred 90. Resolutions pre-.
pared by q committee appointed Tor this
purpose were adopted unanimously today
refuilng this charge The resolutions read
On part as follows;
we fnd u stated that this convention
unseated certain delegates from Butte
Miners union No. T. 0u The grounds that
they were opposed 20 Socialism, and
seated IN their stead delegates who fay
ored that political creed; and II b. alse
stated that the Western Federation 90
Miners has passed into the control N the
Socialist party and o. determined 90
make every miner in Butte a Socialist,
whether hc wants t0 belong 20 that OF.
ganizaton or not
"B0th ~ these statements are false and
are evidently inspired by the enemies Of
his organization. Such ISLANDERS would
not be worthy 81 attertion were u not flr
the fact that they are evidently but the
forcrunncrs of more ~ "a SIMILAR nature,
and we deem II advisable that this, the
fourteenth annual convention OF The
Western Federation u Miners, should
place itself officially on record as deny
Ing the charges IN toto and further that
true statements Of the acts Of the COM
vention IN the matter Of the seating ~ the
contesting delegates and the policy 81 ne
organization as regards afhuauon with
any political party be given full pub
nGty"
The resolutions then quote n portion N
the record 81 the convention 20 show that
Fitzgerald and Cunningham were unseat.
"a solely for the reason that Lowney ana
puny were regularly elected,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
MARKET DULL AND
UN|NTEREST|NC
Some Character Given to the
Opening by Small FraC-
tionaI Gains.
SPECULATION VERY NARROW.
More Prominent stocks Went Below
Yesterday When pruft-Tak.
ing Began.

New YORK. June S-sman fractional
gains except Tor q few stocks aud lIghl
dealings gave the character 10 the open.
ing DO the stock market today. Cousol
dated Gas sold az am advance OF e. but
Immediately lost all but q fraction New
York Central gained and Union Pacific
and Atcaisou were up large fractions.
The uauowncss of the current specula-
ton was shown by the Immediate relapse
90 below yesterday % the more prominent
stocks when the trader attempted 10 take
profits Ol tbe slight opening advances. s.
Paul IS. q u. and Great Northern pre-
telred scored tla chief loses OF = TO ~.
Consolidated Gas ductUated frequently
between 10 ana iH on thc continuance N
the injunction against the enforce mtnt ~
the go cent gas jaw. Spirited buying move
mert On AtcisOu, followed hy % demand
Tor Delaware q Hudson caused general
recovery before n O'Clock. Atchison sold
Us higher Metropolitan 81 RS. p. and
Delaware & Hudson g.
The market became dun aud sluggish
ana was not stirred by movements ln sep
0rdic stocks, mostly all VI minor grade
Reading accounted for large proper
ton Of tho limited dealings between ~
and / O'Clock and although u cfept up
gradually % 1881, the general market re.
manned practically az a staldstill.
The market continued dull and uuinter'
e.tlng with a measure Of heaYlness,
Prices ftll 20 the lowest Of the day In
the final south The sharp upturn IN
wheat was given as the motive for the
selling but some Of the specialties were
even more affected than the grangers
Colorado Fuel, Smelling and Anaconda
sold az declines Of l,. 10 3 Illinois Central
ls Northern Pacific "a Atlantic Coast
Line ~ St Paul ia, Amalgamated Cop
per. Peoples Gas. Locomotive. Canadian
Pacific Southern Pacific and l. & y l.
The closing generally Was easy and near
the lowest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
DOUGLAS COPPER NINE.
Walter G. Orcm Believes lie Has
Pound Big Bonanza.

W. G. Orem. manager OF the Utah
Apex properties al Bingham. who has
been looking after mining interests IN
western Nevada. came home greatly
euthused over the possibilities Of tho
Douglas group. near I1rrinston. which
recently came into possession OF him
SELF aud associates. lu fact, he says,
he does not see what Is going TO pre-.
vent this mine from becoming a won.
derfully large producer Of ore.
Mr. Orem states Jh5t he has never
seen better surface sh0Wiugs anywhere
than those found IN the Warrington dis
tTict and developments made IN tne
Douglass property Indicate that thu
bodies Of ore are large and permanent
on the trip. Mr. Orem WAS accom-
panied by 4. l.. Pearce. consulting en-
gIneer OF the Utah-AueN company. also
j. -. Wood and Frank j. Hgggenbarth.
who are extensive shareholders 10 tho
Douglas company
Mr. Pearse. after making a thorough
examination OF the property. made
report Co which De estimates that there
Is developed in the mine 40 the prcsen,
time, 1000 tons OF ore that VIII average
bis per cent copper besides q very
large tonnage of much lower grade.
Mr. Poarse also sampled the ledge
across the surface for a width OF le2
feet and obtained an average OF 22
per cent copper. These samples were
taken 40 the grass roots Mr.. Orem
says. where no development work
had been done.
IN q general way Mr. Orem reports
the camp is In "a fourishIng condition
with a great deal of activity being dis
played, a good many people are COM
Ing in every day and everything ndi-
Gates a lively boom in that section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
RAILROAD To
CAMP Of P|0CHE
The New Feeder Of the Salt Lake
Route Is 10 Be Built With
out Delay.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Iilcd Nm the Office OF the Count, Clerk
OF salt lake County-Nho
Officers Arc.

Phoebe 's going 60 have a railroad at
last According 90 Information recelv-
cd 600 llis city today from los Angeles,
COL John Weir pres.deu, OF the Ne.
yada-Utah Mines d. SHELTERS corpora
lion. af,er several conferences with Of
ncials o' the san Pedro, Los Angeles &
sat Lake railroad. has made arrange
mnts with them for The early construc.
ton of this important feeder which
"il. place the old mining camp
oi Phoebe iu rail communication VITA
the outside world
10 is understood that Col Weir has
deposited "A fund sufficient TO build the
road, on which the salt Lake man
agcment may draw When the road Is
completed aud opened Tor traffic. the
money IL 90 be returned iu the shape az
credits on charges fOr outgoing freigh.
The grading for the ruat was done
good many years ago but win OF cOuI s..
have to undergo considerable repair be-
fore ties and rails can be laid.
For nearly two years the Utah-Ne-
vada company has been eXerting a
great deal ~ energy in the develop.
ment OF its Phoebe possessions prepare.
tory 90 beginning production upon q
large scale.
The articles OF INCORPORATION OF The
new road, which Is 90 be known as the
Callente d PiOche Railroad company,
were fled iu the Office OF County Clerk
Eldredge today The company win build
a branch line from CIlieute TO Piocnc.
distarCc of 30 miles. connecting with
the Salt Lake Route at Caiieute The
cost Of the proposed line win be $500. l5j
The capital stock OF the company IS
100000 divided into 1900 shares Of the
par value OF 800 each.
The stockholders are as follows: ~.
H. Bancroft ! share; =. Buckingham
] share. r. II Knickerbocker. ] share:
c. o. Whltlemore. share: J. Ross
Clark ! share; Pennel Cherrington. I
share ". II. Bancroft. trustee, IN
shares. j. Ross Clark. trustee. ~
shares J. Ross Clark Is president ana
director. W. H. Bancroft vice prei.
dent and director: + Buckingham. G.
q WhIftemore Peuncl Cherrington and
T. H. KuiCkerhocker directors. W. II.
Leete, treasurer. w. H. Comstock. Sec
Rotary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
PRODUCE.


Chicago June S-The wheat market
opened steady cables failed 90 respond
o. yesterday upturn in The local mar
ket but this laCt was Offset by reports ~
additional rains in the northwest The
Missouri crop report which showed a De.
cline of 10 points in the condition ~ wheat
during the list month also encouraged the
bulls Commission houses were fair buy
crs ana the chief selling was by local
lOrg- Juiy opened unchanged 90 p higher
no 3A 70 &i.. declined 90 3is and then
sOid az S's lNi's
The cora market vas weak chiefly be-
cause of realizing sales due 90 reports
of rain ln Illinois and Indiana. July OPEN
cd 'sni. % isIa- lower At slls io jlls aud
sold down 20 -.
The oats market was firm chiefly b.
cause % the bullish character % the Mis-
souri, crop report July opened ?. higher
az S6is declined 70 35goss ana advanced 10
The provisions market was quiet and
steady. July PORK was a shade lower %
g.l5 higher at 1910 % lt.~ Lard was
unchanged al s.ol's. ribs were down al
cash. whoat-No red. vas No. 2
red. Sass. SO, 2 hard. sass. 30. hard,
i'ml. no ! northern. A4@. No ? d.,
N1,i. No 2 spring. s2lS
tofn-No q NOOK No. O. .QA.aJs.
Oats-No. o &i, 10, 8, HA1a5
The market became weak. July dropping
t0 s-& a recovery sent ~ up 70 HA on
covering hy shorts closing strong With
JuIy E. higher AZ Six.
Coru-July advanced sharply 20 As
where ID closed
close Whoat-July s4is. Sept, gNGSsH
Corn-July. lb. sept, bli4aoiA.
Oats-July cs sept. Asnl4il
pork-Ju.v 1915. Se,t, lCNiR.
I.ard-juiT. $50; sept, SIS
Rihs-Iuly g45. sept, s.S.
Ryc-Cash, Gds5.
Fiax-Cash. northwestern. lll4
Timothy S Dr.. So.
Cl0ver-Cash, ll..i.
Barley l3l5S.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. June sugar, raw, firm.
Fair reclining. l5-l61e 7l-31. centrifugal
u test ii-i2tgis. molassts sugar 2n-ls
N21-32
ReGned-Steady crushed. 52o. powder
al $50. cpnulaicd 40
Cohec-sicady SO. Rio. -.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool gme o-Clo-e. Wheat-Julv.
IS rd Sept. f- Cfa Dec ds SID
The weather DOB lnelarl today was fue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08

Scarcely any range stun has been receiv-
cd lately. Top native beef steers vary
from 5.8 10 $50. best ones today 5s5, Col
0rado stockers sold lately at S.15 20 40
medium Utah feeders al 3.3. Panhandle
stockers 3E. Oklahoma feeders 40 feA
Colorado steers. 40, thin Colorado heif-
ers. sic
The mutton market is a shade lower
than a week ego. The make up Of re-
CENTS Is changing from fed westerns 10
grass Texas and New Mexico stun, The
clipped ambs are given preference by
packers over wooded stun. best OF the lat
ter lately selling at rs, top clipped lambs
$50 best spring lambs 100 20 i.&. year
lmcs $40 10 G.3. wethers 80 to coo ewes
as 10 f.tt Grass Texas muttons sell at
B .0p tO SEQ but II Is predicted that they
Will have 20 sell cheaper soon. Large
numbers of goats have been received late
ly. including a large consignment today;
those suitable FOR killing bring S.G 70
. ~ the country kinds sell az S.3 60 $50
Fed stock will probably remain compare
lively high. as IL becomes scarcer The
6 go head received today sold steady with
the close OF last week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
CONCENTRATES

Manager J. A. Ingols Of the Majestic
copper properties 90 Beaver county Is
up from the south.
The mines Of American Fork canyon
are again contributing shipments OF ore
TO the local markets.
The directors Of the Swansea Mining
company posted a dividend of 5000.
payable on the 10th inst.
The assessment Of cents a share on
the stock Of the Tetro Mining company
becomes delinquent tomorrow.
Captain Duncan Macyichie. manage,
OF the Bingham Con, IL on his way to
the Balaklalla copper property in Shas-
ia county. Cal
The star Consolidated Mining COM
pany viii conduct It's sale Of delinquent
stock on account OF the late assess
ment, this afternoon
The ore and bullion settlements re
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and con.
centrate. $4,000; base bullion. {24t0U,
gold bullion. $4,000
s. J. Kidder and J. W. Harcourt.
who have been connected with the stan
n the Bamberger Delam9r mines at
Delamar. New, for sometime past.
have rendered their designations 10 ac-
cept a position with the Tonopsh Min
ing company under NH Supt a. r.
Parsons.
The tunnel az the property OF the
slgnet Gold & Copper Mining company,
operating in American Fork canyon, ia
In over 500 feet and II is expected %
Will encounter a ledge az a point 80
feet further in. The management II
greatly encouraged over the prospects
for the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
WAR on SHEEPMEN.

Spokane, Wash. June "A Lewiston,
Ida, special TO the Spokesman-Reylew
says:
Mcager details are 10 hand 81 an al
legged serious war between sheep and cat.
tlemen on the Salmon river. Is miles from
White Bird. The matter has not been re-
The rumor IS that cattemen, who re-
scented the advent OF sheep on ranges
hitherto used exclusively by stoCkmeu,
fired 90 shots into bands at \. T. Davis
ranch. slaughtering 800 sheep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence
stoCk' aris Kansas C'iy 49,. June A.
Allhouct totI otUr re.lrIs were "a 49,
tln less thaa ra I.a. fcfc I.st week
fEc market ffffarei t0 81 rrnu lower
90 the close than at tEe start The ariis-
zion Unirh sensational uowsuarers are
making WITH reference fo grssniilrv con.
oluDns 30 VHr.aus packing houses has
DtuaDd % share NJ consumers Oh lDss their
apps utDe for uslfs which Is reflected BOZ
o smaller drm8nd fr0m uack'rs This
latest attack 0n DO beet trust is based on
partial reports gf fha r0vsru rnf lneT.-r.
lion of packing houses recently made So
much pressure hes been brought to hear
0r Che president th1f the publication %
the ful report is promised within dar
of two. TIE actual facts as st forth are
said to Do mild as compared With nowr.
paper statements and m speedy retura 20
normal conditions is hoped fof ll ths
meantime markets are dun BUYERS hav.
iug small encouragement 90 put any snap
INTO their movements Run ~ fa;tle 10.
Gay u sea head, including nearly 4ea
quarantine Prices averaged about
steady. a few beef cattle stronger. stock
ere and feeders strong 20 70 cents higher.