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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21

n A. R.-William Meyer Post, No. 152 Depart
VI. ment OF Michigan, @. A. r., meet on I'd Sat
urday of each month at Z 100 p. m. and on the 4tl
Saturday OF each month at 700 p. m.
Francis Hawley, Commander.
john GREIs, Adiutaht.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
MINER IS INJURED.
Fall Of Rock in Slopes Cuts Mans
Head and Face
Special to The Tribune

special TO Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY. Feb, III. W. Gillespie a
miner in tho Silver KinG, was badly cut nbout
tho head and face by far Of rock In the
slopes last night. He was removed TO the
hospital whero the wounds were sewcd The
injuries nre ret serious
a four-horec team belonging to G w Gull
liver and hitchcd to sleigh loaded with zinc
concentrates from tho Daly-Judge mill. ran
away coming down the canyon this morning
scattering the load and inJurIng some OF the
hcrses
The funeral OF Mrs r u Johnson who
died suddenly yesterday morning. Will he he'd
from Masonic hall tomorrow afternoon under
The auspices OF Mountain chapter No. 3, o
e 3 Tho mctnbcrr OF the order WIFE meet
ct the hnll mt l O'Clock and go from there 10
tho residence and escort the remains 10 tho
hall.
-Four applicants arc in tho field for the Park
CITY postotice. Edward Paxton Peter Martin
Henry Fares and james Rasband. Mr. Pax
ton has been the assistant postmaster for the
past four yenrs and has received the Ind1rsA-
mont Of a majority OF the business men of
the town for the postInnstersblp
r. y E-kridgc, a prominent attorney from
Seattle. Wash. and son-ln-law OF David
Keith is in camp today. He VIII SPEND the
day IN the underground workings OF the Sill
yer King mine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
CANADA IS INDEPENDENT
Has Given UP Idea of Reciprocity
With United States.

WAsHlNGToN. Feb. Ia discussion q,
commercial conditions between tho United
States and Canada held at tho ,1lta
House yesterday between the President ana
James hcMullcn, member OF tho Cnna f,n -
Senater who was presented by Senator WAN
OF Missouri We" ii'f
A few years ago, said Senator McMpue,
htrong movement started for reci
procity between the United States and Con-
ada hut "ith us the subject now Is scarcely
mentioned Our people are becoming convInc.d
that they must look abroad for an out,st ,al
their surplus products 'o'
our producers are able now to Iav dov-,
in Great Britain fruit fresh mcat, 90, d0Wn
perishaoie stun in as good condition sS ~
can put them into the United States IT,
are building up n fine export business and ~
very prosperous. anu Ec
If VIC should enter into n reciprocal 49,.
mcnt with tho United States ws rbouis &c
Obliged TO change our relations with &c oe
Britain our people have no dcsIrA ''cit
that In Great Britain and In sorno 10
foreign markets Canada is q competItor op ''er ,e
United states In other respects our p.-onio t%e
inaintnin the most friendly fcclne pVpIc
people of the United Stntea ''' 'he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
INSURANCE MEN MEET
National Convention Recommended
by Roosevelt Conyenes.

CHICAGO. Feb 1.-The national con.
Nention of Insurance Commissioners,
called under the direction of President
Roosevelt. began today. with representa-
tivcs from all parts OF the country In at
tendance. Today's session was devoted to
tie examination OF the credentials of the
delegates and to the appointment of a
committee TO consider the suggestions
%hlch have been submitted to Temporary
Chairman T. c. Drake, Insurance Com
missioner Of the District of Colombia and
the accredited representative OF President
Roosevelt
p r.. Rittenhousc of Colorado is a mem
Der of the committee on the programme
for tomorrow. The committee considering
the suggestions made 20 Mr. Drake Is
expected to report tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
SCHEME TO THROW
LIGHT On PACIF|CS
Combination With Other Lines
Is Alleged by Commit
tees Action.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The Post to-
day says.
The minority members OF the House
Committee on Pacific Railroads got to-
gether and agreed upon n plan OF action
through which they hope TO throw the
searchliGht upon an alleged combination
OF the Southern Pacific and its trIbuta-
rleS' which they assert is on all fours with
the Pennsylvania. Baltimore & Ohio and
Southern in the East
A resolution Will be introduced in the
House requiring the President to transmit
to Congress all information that may be
In the possession OF the Interstate Com
merce commission OF any other division Of
any department of the Government bear
Ing upon the alleged fact that the South
ern Pacific Railway company is the hold
Ing company Of the Union Pacific tho
oregon Railroad & Navigation company
ana the Oregon Short Line"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
FACE THE WINTER
WITHOUT COAL
Fuel Bins of Richfield'S Citizens
Are Practically All
Empty.
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
IS FORCED TO SUSPEND
People Are Turning to the
Mountains for Wood to
Burn.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
RICHFTEnD, Feb. but car OF conl
HIS been received hero during the past thrco
weeks and nearly evcry bin In town In ompty.
The electric light plant has mado its last run
until moro coal Is received. The local coal
dealer has had notification for two weeks
that car of slack shipped tho 18th
Of this month. but II has not been received
Using Water Power.
This condition Ia forcing the electric light
company 10 utilize its water powor at Glen
wood and as soon possible machinery viii
no Installed at that point and tho light trons-
mitted across the valley this city. Those
who hsvo been 80 long disappointed in getting
oool for their houses now getting In
supply of wood. which is easy OF access.
Tho Southern Utah Transfer company. oper
nting a stoge and freight line between Sovlcr
station and Kimberly ond the hotel nt Sewer.
changed hunds this week becoming the prop
sr1y OF oluf Anderson and sons. who assume
chnrEc tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
FAVORED HIS FAMILY
Secretary Shaw Removes New York
Wool Examiner

NEW YORK, Feb. 1-Robert N Kitch-
ing wool examiner employed in the ap-
praser stores at the custom-house, was
yesterday ordered removed by Secretary
Shaw because OF the Treasury depart
mcnts dissatisfaction with his of1cial
conduct Wool merchants last month
charged that in his examination of wool
Imports he favored conslgnments 10 mem
bers OF his family, who are customs brolx-
crs and wool sellers
Mr.. Kitching had opportunity to make
n defense. but failed TO satisfy Secretary
Shaw, The position is under the ciyil
service and VIII be filed by appointment.
Mr. kitchlng, who is 20 years of age. was
appointed In 1850. Last year he passed
upon So'o"Ooo worth OF wool. yarns, goat
and sheepsklns. His salary was s2o25 a
year -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
ASSESSMENT NoT1SA

Mason Valley Copper Compass!z
ton OF principal place OF oas''
not Notice Is hereby given YEN that na y, y q d
ing OF the directors sssss1oeai neia ne 4 s.
OF JaSuary; aSuaa VAS l'i ie1ied &h on the ca \
poration. payable iTmfe'iSnk iss hank Z
er BIOS, Salt Lake City; u1sh snt ,usy s 4
upon which this s,s sssess@fsFe seS ~ FeSulz
unpaid on tho lSth ga! .Syertis.d 81
at %,ii paSlic GS auction, and unless aI a.
made before will be sold On pss d
ard day of March, 1896, 70 ps1}t ps1th o
auent assessment together w al
OF advertising AID eapense aNIpU
Secretary Mason Valley S1'
Location Of Office; M
block, Salt Lake City. Utah !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Embassy's Statement.
New Issue Made at Home

Inc now Issue is TO be made entirely n,
nome and Its reQuisitc amount is eStImntcd aS
i-i5. 100 or this total 400 CO.. win lie r,iseJ
lis tfe market which is not likely 20 feel a
pressure on this account because in tho
SouSo OF the year the Government Is to ro-
ucsm eNcheauer bonds for the benefit OF Tho
nlsrket ma n The remainder OF the new ISSUE
80 e-pWp. Ia TO be delivered In bonds 90
grants in recognition of tho service cons
ncctcd with tho wnr ~ 'O"
flhs4Iy' E4o.Voo.O0o which nceds only To ho
lseued GRADUALLY. Is TO be taken uu by tho
Governments Saving Deposit bureau Tho
reimbursement by Russia OF the expenses frr
E,e maintenance OF the prisoners is not in
cludcd In the present financial echomc h
Cauhe mo amount is not yet nscertnIned Tho
nc" lesuc VIII decrease by the amount or
The payment recelNnbIc FINN Rmsnln - W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
WILL HELP FIRE SMOOT
Senator Patterson Succeeds Senator
Clarke on Committee

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-Some signIn-
canoe Is attached to the change mace To-
day In the membership OF the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
Senator Clarke OF Arkansas has never al
tended any meetings OF the committee
nor was II known how he stood In regard
TO the Smoot case. pending before the
committee. II Us known. however. thar
the substitution OF Senator Patterson for
Senator Clarke Is satisfactory TO these
who have been opposing Senator Smoot
1t is also known that Senator Clarke
had been dissatisfied with the committee
nounced thnt he would refuse to serve on
the committees.
Senator Clarke rctires from the commit
tee and Senator Patterson takee his nln co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
CANADA TO COOPERATE
Another Step Looking to Preservation
Of Niagara.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Another step
looking to Congressional action 10 pre-
serve Niagara Fnlls has been taken In
the Ming OF the report OF Chairman Bur
ton OF the House Committee on Rivers
and Harbors en- a resolution calling for
mlttee on that subject The report says
the American members OF this commit
tee are TO be directed TO exert ALI pos
sible efforts In this conjunction with the
members OF the commission representing
the Dominion OF Canada for the preser-
walton OF the falls in their natural con
dltion.
The report expresses confidence that the
Canadian commissioners Will co-operate
In recommending necessary measures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
DEAN EDDIE HAS
RENDERED RESIGNATION
He Will Leave Salt Lake; His
Resignation Effective on
Easter Sunday.

The Very Rev. James 3. Eddie. for the
past six years dean OF St. Marks cathe-
dral of this city, has rendered his resig
nation to the vestry OF the church. The
resignation has been accepted. effective
on Easter Sunday next. that being the
sixth anniversary OF Dean Eddies pas
toCate here
His Health Gives Way.
Shortly before the Christmas holidays
Dean Eddie's health suddenly gayc way
and he was obliged to seek a lower alti-
tude. With Mrs Eddie he went to south
ern California, the hope being that a few
weeks a sea level would restore him to
his former good health. But the weeks
nave passed, his health is still badly
impaired, and his Los Angeles physician
has advised that he do no active work
for nt least year His family Will
join him at the earliest possible date Mrs
Edwin r. Holmes is now having her cot
taSe at Manhattan beach made ready for
their occupancy and the family Will re-
main there for an indefinite period
News Of Dean Eddie's resignation Will
cause general regret, not only among the
people OF his parish. but Salt Lakers gen
orally. He came here from Carson City,
New, where he was rector Of the Epis-
copal church there for four years and
his pastorate here has been an emincntly
successful one. The congregation has
grown n great deal and now numbers
about $50 active members. Tho repairs
and improvements made on the church
since Dean Eddie's coming have amounted
10 about $4,000. and tho church is now on
q more substantial basis than ever be-
fore In its history
Memorials in the Church.
In addition to the enlargement of tho
church and improvements in various
Ways, beautiful memorial window TO
Bishop Leonard has been placed and a
number OF other memorials given With
In a few days there Will arrive in this
city 4 costly Carrara marble font. TO
be placed In the cathedral as a memorial
TO the late Mrs. J, S Ferris, her sister,
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice. being tho donor
Inc question OF Dean Eddies successor
cannot be taken up until the return OF
the ri, Rev. Franklin s. Spalding, bishop
or the diocese He is now in the East. but
is expected TO return about February Is
Al that time he Will be asked To suggest
INC names OF men whom he thinks would
be qualified TO DO named, and n selection
WI be made by the church vestry This
"iii require probably several weeks. and
IL Is likely that the church will have no
regular pastor before the Easter time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
WOULD HANG SUBSTITUTE
Governor Takes Troops to Protect
Murderer's Uncle,

JACKSON. Miss. Feb. 1-Denut,,
rived here last night with Tom FIfer col
ored. ather-iD-law of VIII Robinson The
negro who shot and killed Sheriff Rnhor,o
son or Covington county Tuesday nieht
and lodged him in jail i's"''
Hopinson. the real murderer having 90
capped. mob had formed to hang Fifer
but the deputy drove forty miles across
Train. on which detail OF the Can't
Nght guards. under the personal Command
OF Gov. Vardamann, was met Tho ne
gro was landed safely In Jackson by his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
NOTICE OF ASSESSME1'

Toe Bowers Mining company;
place ace Of business, Salt Lake @ S9'
Notice is hereby given 4, thas A. ai ia &
OF the directors, helo snt on sn Il =
SsnUsi Gt5 cent per share Cbeing asssss1'' q 81
~ I57' was duly levied on the 's2ss' ;Is
or G the corporation, payable N
to to A ]. Gunnell secretary -, o. I'D ID
pany. r No. IS South Main street. =
cisg; INV stock upon which this ,!,s ~; r
February. FEB 1906. viii be ,sf1I dsIIa9sss sas,s
yertiscd for sale at puoiiS .eou 49, +
unless payment is made Sis,ts Se'IS IL 6
sold on the 5rd day OF PINE Mt'eb; tbs;estss
the & deliauef1t ef tadyeetising GsseHs and tns q
Of sale, r,,>->yFI. Geert1
No IS South Main stree"
City, Utah -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Fined 500 for Swenrina

ST. LOUIS. Feb. l.-Recently tho p
Of Police Commissioners issued en hoard
prohibiting, policemen from swesrSna Eer
Police Klely Issued an order thar ie5 ne,, OF
men shall arrest all p,rsons VIZ ounce
be heard using profane language on may nay
streets and In public places ,t on the
police boards order was issued 80, the
trolmon swore and was fined son o'e pa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
ESTATE WORTH $1SO,OOO,O 900
Pittsburg Man Said to Have Left
That Amount

PITTSBURG, Feb. 1.-The managers
or the estate OF the late Charles Lock-
hart have filed with the board Of tax
revision of Allegheny county a state
mcnt OF the taxable personal property
In Allegheny county. 1t amounts To
100000. The board has declined to ac-
cept this figure and has asked a recount
the ground being taken that the personal
property here was worth at least $50 900 :
600.
The board claims to have figures show
Ing the entire estate OF Lockhart was
worth not less than $3.50 0oO coo and that
he was probably the richest man in the
country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcIu'

The Big Horn County iTntr as 9.
pany Will receive bids unnunstyue,Isi
ruary 10, 1900, for the cons .Ab,s
this length can be built bSlto1ste Si,' =
be- ,'I, reeeiycd for each class ss0s ol laus W {
car cSn be be seen seen at the eqginessar1y eqgSt,isry 1,
Worland. Wyo.. AFTER et ~ Bass
Will be opened at 10 a. IN ~
The company reserves tne
jcct any and all bids; CMef
Address f. H WHlTlNo'
Worland. Wyo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
LEAVE 1T TO DIPLOMATS
Committee on Moroccan Taxation
Completes Its Report.

ALGEZIRAS. Spain, Feb. 1.-The COM
mittee OF the Moroccan conference which
Is examining the question OF taxation has
completed It's work preparatory to the
submission OF Its report TO the conference
tomorrow The committee proposes ia
leave the question OF international i'm
posts largely TO the members OF the
dlPiomauc corps residing at Tangier who
VII formulate suggestions for the guild
ance OF the Sultan
NO progress Is pcrceptiblc toward re-
concilng the Franco-German differences
on the main question Of the military
police. !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
MONTANA IRRIGATION
Sun River Project Seeks Aid in
Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-Senator car.
ter and former Senator Gibson of Mon
tana presented 10 the President ycstarda,,
a delegation representing the commercInI
bodies OF Great Falls. Mont, and VIZ
asked the Presidents interest in the SnD
river Irrigation project In northern Mon,
tana. The project includes 25O.OlO acres
and It's completion will involve an cx.
pendlture OF about 100000.
The President referred the delegation
ton service officials
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
LET INDIANS CUT POSTS
Bill to That End Introduced by Sens.
tor Sutherland.
Special TO Tho Tribune

SpNSI2T 70 Ihh ITIOUnes
WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 1.-Senator
Hepburn introduced a bill yesterday for
The relief OF Frank 3. Crossthwaite. a
FORMER assistant United States Attorney
OF Idaho. who now resides I'm WashInC.
ton. II directs the payment OF a certain
sum OF money to Crossthwaite
terday TO remit the duties, amountinG 70
about 1900 on certain scientific apparatus
imported by the University of Utah No
introduced a bill to permit the Indians
within the limits of the former IIintnh
reservation to cut timber for fence posts
to be sold 10 settlers. The Indian oflcc
favors the bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Fire in Cleveland

CLEVELAND, o. Feb. 1.-Fire was dc
pied By tho Cleveland leader. on Sunsr,uor
street. at ] 90 this morning Thus far 40 I
nre is not serious. The guests OF the
American house. two doors west or ,.e ,ne
buildings, were aroused by the threaiann.Ss
danger and are roadv t. -. ,La h'..I,nu
ing u necessary ---~~---
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Nominated by President

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The PreeI-
dent today Gent the following noTnIna
tions to the Senate:
Third secretary OF embassy u Grant
Smith. Pennsylvania. TO Great Br!,nin.
Consul-General. Amos r. W.T. ,y-!-
consip. st=ls.-z7ns, Gt-'.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
NOTICE

OF the aSn%aI MnTr.nn meeting of the stockholders
poration of Utah. for the arsy, ry, cor
directors and the transaction of non s,si 3i
business as may lawfully come he - To- sueh
company, room 100, Atlas block Se,, OF The
GGlty, Utah, on Monday the 5tb Ia lake
FEBRUARY 1906 at O'Clock m oaE OF
p-.,a C. w MORGAN
President Morrison Mining Conn.,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Special Account Set lin

To Insure their proper handling a speo,,,
account Ia To be set up for these funds Il1
terminating them from the general account ~
nc Government The National Debts ConsoI.
ldation bureau and the National Drhtr 60
solidation committee have been .necioII,, IN I
stltut0l for the purpose III
The sole object or tho { per cent a,orlt,,
loan Issued last November liz to purcbssn s @
lstng loans at lower rate of Interest hcnco
II VIII not Increase the total amoun, az ~
National debt vi inc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Paint Shop Burns.

Fire in tho room OF the NaIben Paint
company on WcSt Center street this morning
tnused damage 10 tho amount OF $3.50 or 500
Tho hTc was caused by q coal oil stove cx-
ploding Mr.. Maibcn. tho proprietor, was Sc
Fcrely burned on the right hand in trying to
put ont the nrc
Frank Foutz. agent at tho Rio Grandc do
pot. returned homo last evening. after n ten
Gays trip East.
Ann Elizabeth Dnrt has filed suit In tho
District court against Fred f. Dart asking for
divorce for alleged cruel and inhuman treat
Mant The parties were married at Salem.
ttah, November Il, 1900. and there are three
Children OF which plaintlff asks The custody.
In the case OF Stanley Hedges VS. ConsoII-
dated Morcur Gold Mining company Samuel
Russell was TODAY appointed guardian nd IItcm
In place OF Thomas Adams. deceased.
Charles F. Decker. q former City Council
man. Today assigned to Provo CITY all his
Interest n and to certain waters Of Provo
river appropriated by him for power purpos,ss
Arthur clyde OF Provo and Lucy Irvine II
salt I.oko city have taken out n license to
inarry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Repaid in Thirty Years.

For tho payment OF principal and In,erc,,
or the loan already Issued and 10 bo issnsS
nst nSreoIter IN connection with the war the
SoNefhTnent Is 10 set apart S55 90 OoO rrnpo
ol oebts incurred In consequence of ths war
are TO be repaid In about thirty years Rs
sides this lb.conH9 is be set apaTt cach
year to pay the principal and Interest ~ H.
loans created before tho - vi 'ne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
PLANT ARRESTED
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Charged With POlygamy; He
viii Be Returned to
Utah.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 1-Cecil G
Plant was arrested last night on tclo'
graphic instructions and Will be held
pending the arrival OF an officer from
Utah
Polygamy the Charge.
Plant Is charged with poygamy. 1t Is
alleged that last December nc was mar
rled in Davis county, Utah. TO Miss Mary
May OF La Grandc. Or. while he had a
wife in California
Lived With Plural.
1t is said that he lived with the sec
ond wife for few weeks only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02

And in accordance with law and an or
der of the board OF directors made on the,
14th day OF December. 1905. so many
shares OF eecm parcel OF sucS stock. as
may be necessary. VIII be- sold at the Of
Ace of the company. room L. Commercial
Block Salt Lake City. Utah. the 10Th
day OF February, 1906, at the hour of 2
p. m. TO pay delinquent assessment there
on together with tho cost of advertising
and expense OF sale,
JOHN CAMPBELL. Secretary.
Room 4. Commercial Block. Salt Lake
City, Utah. rl5s5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Confirms the Report.

]. H. EasjlNnd OF San Francisco this after
noon confirmed the report OF the marriage OF
Mrs. Charles T. Ierltes 10 Wilson MlHncr OF
San Francisco.
Mr. Eastland was witness to tho ceremony
which took place last evening At the Gcrkcs
residence n Flfth avenue
The other witnesses were Emile BruEre, also
OF San Francisco, and Mrs Goodacll, a
man companion OF Mrs. Yerkes
Row Mr IiIllIca
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
SNOW BLOCKADE RAISED
First Train for Two Weeks Gets Into
SilVerton

DURANGO, Colo Feb 1.-The rail-
road blockade which has existed between
this city and SilVertcn for the last two
weeks has been raised and a double
header freight train left here over the
Rio Grande railroad for Silyerton. The
cars were loaded principally with coal.
and this supply will avert the fuel fam
Inc which has been threatened In the San
Juan mining camps.
The blockade was caused by extensive
snowslidcs I'm Animas canyon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
UTAH CON. EARNINGS
Two Million Dollars Net the Record
for Last Year.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. lit is stated
here that the Utah Consoildnted earned
s2,00Ooo0 net for the year ended with De
cember, or S6.I5 per share. This IS against
2S per share the previous year With
the pr sSent basis on mining operations
officials of the company believe that semi
annual dividends of g. 30 per share can be
naintained for several ye.rs ,-Jepepaent
OF n,etsl al,c.wc-l---