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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-21
HILLS PALATIAL HOME.
Residence Property Purchased by Great
Northern's President for $4O0,O00

NEW YORK, June 21.-James J. Hill
has purchased a city home at East
Sixty-fifth street The house is large
fronting forty-three feet in Sixty-fi
street, and having a depth of 100 feet
Mr.. Hill has lived most of the time
at the Hotel Gotham.
The terms of the sale are not made
public, but it was reported that Mr.
Hill paid 100000, or about $4,000 a
front foot for the lot with it's improve
mentS
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-21

food articles, such as products of the
dairy, dough, potatoes, fruits, wines,
extracts, meats. beer, etc. Money
prizes, diplomas and medals will be
awarded The exposition will last but
one week
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-21
Agreement Reached With Japan.

BERLIN. June 21.-Court circles ex-
press the belief that America and
Japan have perfected a secret agree
ment respecting their joint interests
in the Pacific and removed all causes
of friction.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-21
HELD FOR MURDER.
Wife of Millionaire Beat Servant Girl
to Death.

SIOUX FALLS, S. d., June IL
A magistrate today held MRS. Emma
Kaufman. wife of the millionaire
brewer. without bail, to answer TO
the charge of numbering her servant
Agnes Polrels. When the prisoner left
tho court room crowds cried Lynch
her!"
Agnes Polreis, aged sixteen, is al
legged to have been treated cruelty and
finally beaten to death by her mis-
tress.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-21
Tomorrow's Prooran,

The program arranged for tomor-
row is as follows:
Event No. 12-20 targets, unknown
angles; event No. 13, 20 targets, un-
known angles; event No. IA, 20 tar
gets, unknown angles; event No. Is,
for Walla Walla Brownlee medal. 20
targets, known angles; event No. 16,
20 targets, unknown angles; event No.
II, 20 targets, unknown angles; event
No. IS, for Glove tophy, 40 targets, un-
known and known angles.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-21

tournament in Walla Walla in Octo-
ber
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of
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
TRADING WAS
GENERALLY DULL
Opening Prices Inclined TO Drop in
Spite Of Higher Prices for
Americans in London.
DEMAND FOR UNION PACIFIC.
The Bank statement Was Very Disap.
pointing But Closing Strong
And Active.

New York Sept s,-Opsnins prices o.
stocks today were inclined to drop !
spite Of higher prices Of Americans 10
London The prevailing tendency was re-
vlytd only by few small gains. Trading
was generally dull but GOO shares Of L.
S Steel change hands at last nights
price and 1900 shares OF Union Pacific
sold az 1912, and lsli4 compared with
ls.'s last night Great Northern preferred
was down point. Pacific Mail rose /.
The demand f0r stocks was very small
but sufficient 10 clean up the available
supply At various levels and the list was
gradually lifted upwards There we're no
striking movements IN any Of the favor
ties, but the speculation showed an eN-
pandlng demand for Reading and Union
Pacific. Union Bag preferred regained )
points Of Yesterdays severe loss, Ameri-
can Agriculture Chemical improved ls.
and Great Northern preferred. Delaware
a Hudson, Louisville & Nashville, Erie,
Westinghouse Electric. Brooklyn Transit
aud Republic Steel 10 AZ. Pullman fell
of 3 points.
The trading became dull while awaiting
the bank statement. Prices receded on
the showing OF a deficit Of S,j17.se0 below
the legal reserves. Heavy supporting or
ders were distributed later In speculative
market leaders and there was strong
rebound. Erie was lifted points, Great
Northern preferred ~ Reading IA,
Northwestern ~, Union Pacific and L. S.
Steel large fractions. Cotton oil and vir-
ginia-Carolina Chemical gained Ia. There
were a few late recessions but the closing
was generally strong and sotivs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
GETTING READY
TO HAUL BETS
Big Scramble for Cars is Now
Under Way--Equipment
Is 0verhauled.
3O5,0O0 TONS TO Be MOVED.
Biggest Rush This yeai in History of
The Big Industry In Utah
And Idaho.

The car service department OF the
Oregon Short Line is now concentrating
every effort in the direction OF bring
ing into line all available cars for the
forthcoming sugar beet rush. In all
shops on the system. particularly Pc.
catello, every available car is being
converted into beet carrier,
Top sides are being placed on gon-
dolas and ballast cars: wooden coal
cars are having dump doors cut in them
while 200 Southern Pacific fiat cars,
borrowed for the occasion. are being
converted into huge crates, nine feet
wide, IS feet long and six feet deep.
giving them a carrying capacity Of 5000
pounds each.
With the development Of the sugar
beet industry In Utah and Idaho as
each year rolls around the railroads
are confronted with the problem Of
handling the immense tonnage OF beets
and at the same time keeping up with
the movement OF the regular freight
curing the 50 days the beets will be on
the road.
In this connection the Oregon Short
Line Is the hardest hit. having nine dis
trlcts to take care OF against the two
OF the Rio Grande and one on the Salt
Lake Route
approximately in the near future the
railroads operating In Utah and Idaho
viii haul 3Qj.5e0 tons OF beets TO the
factories. How many tons will he
transported direct from the field TO tho
plants by wagon is another matter.
As far as can be estimated the rail-
roads will haul the following in the
various districts named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
NEVADA STOCKS

James 4. Pollock a Co. furnish the
following Nevada mining stock quota
fiuns today.
Belmont 5o0Gssi: cash Boy. ledls.
Golden Anchor. NGi0. Home. l6nls.
Jim Butler. iSjdii0. MacNamsra. 749
'5: Midway. 22.nG225. Montana. 2S5
a2so. North star, E04S. Ohio gbq21:
Tononah Extension, bhG5s Tonouan
Nevada, lsh 4lsis: West End. e5oa
as, Adams s1G2S, Atlanta, lGdl7.
Blue Bull 1917. Booth, 5ld5l: Column
bia Mountain, Nd57, ConQueror, l3f
"a, Diamondneld. 3sd40. Dixie. sac.
Goldheld, 65Gs5: Jumbo,1 SSdi4o. Jun.
DO Extension. fodu Kendall. ssd70.
Laguua Sac, May Queen. isd20 No.
hawk, 3Sf02eo. Red Top. 5-isdl c0.
Sandstone. 70d5i: silver Pick. Jsa6O.
ST. Ives. s2gs5. National Bank. uas2.
Denver. i55 bid Eclipse. So Gold Bar.
i.25di.2iA. Original lsfl5. STEM
way. l0d42 Consolidated Viz
GINA. 81 bid Indian Camp. &C b.d.
Ophir e.55d8.io. Mexican. edst. cal.
eionia. 2sQ2a ENcheQuer. % BID. Nor.
cross. LOO bid Golden Crown. lJdis:
Great Bend, 1890 Rescue. 1874:
Black Butte Extension 2a4. Tram.
50 bid Goldheid Belmont 90 asked
Montgomery Mountain. sIdN. sunset
ifnls Scerter sidN. Manhattan. 100
u.s. seyltr Humphrey 1880. Dexter
ndei Granny. ld2.. Gold Wedge
lshli Lone star. i2alN Great Bend
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CONCENTRATES,

Samuel Newhouse Is on The water on
his way home from Europe.
Harry Joseph went out 10 Bingham
this morning to make an Inspection Of
The Silver Shield mine.
John Brooks, the mllman. departed
yesterday for Nevada where he viii
have charge Of new plant
The annual report Of the Consolidated
Mercur Gold Mines company will prob
ably be issued from the press early mex,
week
Frank 4 Sctirmer, the Bostonite who
Is extensively interested in Utah Cop
per mines, returned east last night al
ter visiting Bingham.
P. b. McKeon of Milford Is said 10
have disposed Of a hair interest in the
Talisman mine al Milford to James
lngebretzen and Joseph stringfellow OF
this city.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late Yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore in concern
trates. $4,000; base bullion. $40 900; gold
bullion, $4,000.
The Taylor & Brunton sampling
company released today one car Of
ore from Colorado. three from Nevada,
one from Bingham one from Idaho and
nine from Tintlc.
The directors Of the West Column
bus and Alta Peruvion companies at
Alta have come TO an agreement over
boundary lines without the necessity OF
going 10 court about II.
The directors Of the Lower Mammoth
Mining company are scheduled 20 meet
this afternoon 10 discuss matters per-
tanning 10 the fu.Ie development and
equipment Of that companys Tintlc
property.
The Columbus Consolidated c0mpa-
ny Of Alta marketed during the first
six days ~ the month 49, tons OF crude
ore, which nctted about $50 per ton,
bringing more than $4,000 The COM
pany's August receipts aggregated
about $4,000.
Sidney Bamberber, who was rendered
the position Of manager Of the West
Columbus Copper company at Alta
sometime ago, has concluded not to
accept. He has so many other duties
which demand his attention that he
finds Il impossible to look after the in
terests Of he Alta proposition.
The directors OF the Phoebe, Nevada,
Consolidated Mining company at
meeting held last evening decided 10
give lease to Joseph II. Crook OF Gold
htld on the Talisman and North star
mining claims. Manager r. NJ. Cor
nIsh will leave FOR camp on Monday
accompanied by Mr.. Crook. The Phoebe
Nevada group r. situated about five
miles west OF the town OF Phoebe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
FAIRLY BUSY HAVE
BEEN THE BROKERS
This Weeks Sales on the Mining
Exchange Show a Big
Increase
OVER SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR
Lower Priced stocks Called FOr--1o-
days Closing Quotations
And Sales.

The week on the mining exchange
has been fairly busy one. Many u
the lower priced stocks have partIci-
pated. but the demand for the higher
priced ones has not been as pronounced
as they we're last week. Altogether
i5s.la shares were transferred, repre-
.entlng valuation Of sllO.s6SS2;
which IL marked Increase over tho
business done during the same Pc
riod a year ago when SLED shares
went for t2S,t7S.i3
Silver King closed the week some
what stronger, DAILY Judge weakened.
but recovered towards the last. Beck
Tunnel. Lower Mammoth and Little
Chief were among the most active Of
he Tintc stocks All Of them have
made advances. the latter making not
able gains on the strength OF pleasing
developments IN the mine. New York
Bonanza OF Park City has Just about
aeld It's own all through the week and
,losed today on the sale Of 1900 shares
it "a cents. Utah Of Fish Springs. has
been on the active list ard has been
marked ~ with sales around N.20. This
mine has been making a very enyiable
record during the present year and Is
giving It's shareholders very good re-
.urns IN tho shape ~ dividends. Con-
siderable inquiry has been made for
Nevada Hills OF Fairvlew. and several
hundred thousand shares have changed
aands. Nevada Douglas Is beginning
% attract attention In the east, as well
as locally The closing quotations and
iales today were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Estate Of Charles Brown, Arthur
Brown, Agnes Brown. Ernest 4. Brow
and kdth j, Brown, Minors.
whereas, an order was made by the Dis
tri>, Court % Salt Lake County, Utah. on
the lst day ~ September, 1875. authoriz.
ms the undersigned 10 sell the real estate
hereinafter described; now therefore.
Notice II hereby given that the under.
signed viii sell at private sale the tol.
LOWING described property: An undivided
t"o-hiths Interest tbeing a one NTH IN.
terest for each of the above named Ern.
est J.. Brown and Edith j. Brown. IN
and 10 the following: Commencing al a
point 10 feet south and "a rods west o'
the y I. corner OF lot 3. block Is, Mat
b, Salt Lake City survey. and runnirg
thence west "a rods. thence south rods
tis feet; thence east ~ rods; thence north
2 rods 6ia feet; thence east =,
rods; thence north rods G.
feet 10 tho point OF beginning
together With a right OF way ~ rods
east and west by 10 feet north and south
along side and outside Of the north side
Of the above described land
said sale TO be made on or after the 18th
day OF September. 1906 and written bids
vii be received AZ sli Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Terms OF sail.
Sale to be made subject 10 confirmation
by the District Court Of Salt Lake Coun.
Is. Utah. for lawful gold coin Of the
United States. 10 per cent 10 be paid az
the time Of sale. balance upon connrma.
tiOn.
AGNES BROWN.
Guardian Of the Estate Of Ernest !
Brown and Edith j. Brown.
Dated Sept. :, 1875.
+, W. coale. Attorney for Guardian. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
BOSTON CLOSE.

Today's closing on stock in Boston
as reported over the Pollock wires es-
pecially for the Oeseret News.
Adventure. 5.75d6.2j, Atlantic,
13.50q14. 90. Bingham Con. 3i.O0a
$3.50: Boston Con- 20 00a %. %.
Butte Coalition. 25d33.62ts. CAL
umet & Arizona. ll655d1l7 90; Cal
umet & Hecla. $50 00G 735 90. Centen-
Mai 2f12s1Z425 Con Murcer ~
n SO; DAILY West. l6.7jd 90; Gran
by 12,12laa12.50. M.ahigan, 1900
70 so; Mohawk. Ga. 50HGl .00 Nevada
Con. ls00d1s25: Old Dominion.
fl.25d ~ 90, Parrot. 25,25d % 80;
Royale. le.0Od2O. 90; Utah Con. 6l.OO
n6l.25. United states Conn. 5000
q 60.50 United States (pfd), i6.2jf
$3.50, Victoria. 6.62is al 90; Shaw.
NUT i.00n ,12ia, Cumberland Ely
9.75ag.S1ig; North Butte, 94.25p
sf.75, Nevada Utah. 3.s1ia 4,50;
Davis DAILY 9.75n9.S7is; Cananea
Helyetla. j.1ja5.Oo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
NEWS or BINGHAM.
Camp j. Taking on MANY Changes
Where steam ShO,cls Work.

A traveller riding from Bingham 10
Upper Bingham car but remark up-
ON the many changes that are taking
place along the road way says the
Bingham Press The stream has been
flumed FOR nearly half a mile and
when IL is entirely covered over one
cannot tell that a. stream OF water Is
flowing down the canyon Tho new
road. when done. will be ON the east
side Of what Is now the creek almost
from The Union saloon 10 where Il
passes under the trcstle Of the Copper
Belt railway The Aume Us being built
Of heavy plank and iu some places viii
be covered by several feet Of earth.
This leaves the present sight 81 the
creek and the roadway for 2 dump
ing ground and yard for the Utah
Copper mine. II ls understood the
company viii also erect some build
ings 10 be used as offices and for
other purposes Where the new build
ings will be located has not been de-
finitely decided.
The big steam shovel Is kept stead
ily at work changing the side of the
mountain. The work Is wonderful
and the number Of dunn cars seen
ready for work IN the mines leads one
to believe that the company IS pre-
pairing 70 take out ore on a gigantic
scale.
The big blast at the Boston Com
solidated plant. about which 50 much
has been said was fired on Monday
at o'clock. Notice had been given
that the blast would be set of at that
time and the greater number Of the
houses IN camp were deserted and
their occupants betook themselves to
the surrounding hills To some the
day of judgment seemed near az hand.
To others II seemed best 10 approach
as near heaven az possible and 80 the
highest mountain top was sought We
are told that one man took his family
and all his personal belongings. save
one cat, 10 the opposite side OF the
mountain. The blast itself was dis
appointment 10 those who wanted some
excitement. We are reminded OF the
story of the little girl who was watch
ing great military parade. After
the military pageant had passed by
and everything had become quiet, she
said she wished they would have a
runaway. She wanted ia see what
would happen. So great many people
Of Bingham felt They wanted 90 SEQ
what would happen II some Of the
large rocks were thrown into the air
and rolled down the mountain side.
Every precaution had been taken,
however, by the company to prevent
even the slightest accident and their
efforts we're entirely successful as not
a particle uf damage was done The
holes had been drilled 80 deep that
no perceptiblo noise was made by the
explosion. All one could see was a big
cloud OF dust and smoke and then
stones rolling down the side Of tho
mountain. Notices had been every
where posted warning people 10 keep
away and this had the desired effect.
The blast was satisfactory In every
way 20 the company officials and tho
steam shovel Is blowing itself into
the loose dirt with powerful results
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept s--Ths wheat market
again opened weak today and new low
records for the season were established
west was the dominating influence De
z 70 7g,s and sold a, Sis.a7is
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of SIS cars,
The corn market vas easier, the wealth
er being n feature affecting the market
December opened y 70 !. lower at ii7s 70
A. and sold at a.,
Oats were easier December opened {.
lower AZ 3DA, and declined to soi.
The provisions market was s'eay. jan
vary pork was unchanged at 49, Lard
was down "a at 80 Ribs were 2itd5
lower.
Close: wheat-sep;, sss, Dee. ii.d1T
Corn-Sept, isi,dieAs; Dec, "a
Oats-sepi 3li,: Dec, sssd3lA,.
Pork-Sept. i6.sl: Jan, la.io
Lard-sept., SSH; oct, $50
Rihs-Sfpt, -; Oct, SIS.
Rye-Cash. 5ia&
Bsrley-Cash. Siisd52
Tlmothy-sept, 5&1t.o.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
liverpool. Sept s-Close: Whest-sept
e nd; Dec. g 2'td.
Weather, hne.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. Sept. sugar raw steady.
Fair refining Sisn3is centrifugal, ~ test
Z: molasses sugar, S.a2is
Rehned-steady Curshsd $50, powder
%. so; graduated. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
WILL IMPROVE
Broker fhhals Thinks Fall Market Tor
stocks VIII he Good

William n TIhbls takes q very op-
iIwiFiIc view u tho future u the min.
Ing stock market Tn his weekl- mag
ket letter sent out today be says.
There seems to bc q general feel
Ing that the stock business viii show
considerable Improvement during the
remaining months of this year. The
conditions OF the various mining dis
tricts the great demand for copper the
weekly purchase NJ silver by the rov-
eminent The concessions IN freight
rates an tend 10 create a better feel
iIc ana insure good rrcss-for the high
class stocks The railroads have made
some very favorable concessions for
handling tNe ioN grade ores OF Tinuc
district. q large tonnage 81 which can
not rov he shipped 90 a profit The
new rates viii size a fair margin on
the OUTPUT"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
BACK FROM CALIFORNIA.
{. 4. Loose says Work on Power Pro-
icct ~ Bodlc Is Progressing.
Special Correspondence.

'iNNtAA NNAA niiNlNtNAts
Provo. Sept &C. T. Loose has 70.
turned from am extended trim 10 his
mines IN Bodie, Cal He with L. /.
Nunn, Senator Smoot and others arc
interested in an electric power plant.
10 cost a million dollars iu course ~
construction on the East Walker river.
which VIII supply power and light 10
the mining towns OF southeastern Cali.
fornla aud southwestern Nevada. Con-
siruction work on This project Is being
pushed
While away Mr.. Loose visited Gold.
field. Bullfrog, Manhattan ana other
districts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective size,
ers for further information.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Coun.
~ state Of Utah In the matter Of he
estate and guardianship OF Edward
Ferry an Incompetent person. minor Ne
uce.-The petition for approval and ssi
uement u the seml-annual account of th.
guardians 81 the person aud the estate ~
The above named incompetent person. has
been set for hearing on Saturday. the Iffb
day OF September. A ID. 1905, at 10 O'clock
a. m al the County Court House. in thp
court Room OF said Court. In Salt LAX
City Salt Lake County. Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court Vlis
the seat thereof affixed. this LIST dav N
September. A. u. 1906
(seaD J. L. ELDREDGE. JR.. CLERK
BY w. II. Farnsworth. Deputy Clerk
Richards, Richards & Ferry, ATTORNEYS
fur Guardians Wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. s-Catte-Receipts SO;
market steady, Beeves, 3.1y15. W. cows
and heifers, ! 2ja5 %; calves. 5.sds co.
stockers and feeders, 2.25d4.2S
Hogs-Receipts 1000, market steady
Estimated Monday, 1900. Mixed S.5Q6, 81
good choice heavy, s45as S1i5; rough. sS
$50; lights. t.leas 5iis; pigs. 5.sgas. As.
bulk Of sales, 9. g0ae&.
sheep-Receipts, 2coo; market steady
lambs, 455dsOo.
OMAHA
Omaha, Sept. s.-Cattle-Recelpts 100
market unchanged. Native steers, Hd
go COWS and heifsrS 2 1852: western
steers, 1886 q: Texas steers, 2Sfi4 30;
cows and heifers. 2,oGq3 80; Gamers, / $50
2.&. stockers and feeders. 2.i5l4 .5O
calves, 3.coq5.'S. bulls and stays, "a
$50
ogs-Receipts. 500; market steady TO
strong. Heavy, 5.5cd5 "a, mixed. 5.i6a5 IS;
lights, 5.@ds.l0 pigs, 5.oog6.N
Sheep--Recelpts, 100. market steady.
Yearllngs, 5.5od5p; wethers, 5.0oa6 30;
ewes, 4.5cq5. q, lambs 6,5oa7.D.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Sept. s--Cattle-Receipts
100; market unchanged. Native steers 800
$50. southern steers, 2.75qS s.. southern
cows. 1890 native COW. and helfers.
2.ood4.S stockers and feeders 250lf4. 70.
bulls, 2.00a5.i5 calves, S00as.oo. western
steers. 2. 700 i4Ib. western COWS 20pa4 ~
H0gs-Receipts, 200; market steady
Bulk Of sales s l046 =. heavy, 6o06.l5;
packers, 6.l0a6.E. pigs and lights, e.0oa
6.&
sheep-Recelpts. none. market nominal
~ steady. Muttons, iads 81. lambs 6.ooq
:. g: range vethers. I. 6O15 -; ewes, 20
sc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

Extension. 1919 Great Bend Annex,
i2ql4; Crescent l4gl5; Cow Boy, no
70: Denver Annex. 25d2j, Bulls *
Bears, 30i. Black Rock ia5; New
York Consolidated 25Ng1 Manhattan
Consolidated. ~ asked Little Joe. 90
Z. Maynower. JGQji Jumping Jack
5la52. Tramp Con. GOALS Bo-
nanza. 6n1. Fraction, sOgsS, Yankee
Girl, l5q1i. stray Dog. 5iaj- Red Top
Exten. sac. Daisy nqi2. Pine Nut
2id25.
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ORDER FOR EQUIPMENT.

The Old Imperial Mining company.
which owns a valuable mining property
az Cherry Creek New. is getting ready
tor q vigorous campaign OF develop.
ment and production.
10 was learned today that an order
had been placed with a local machinery
firm for a new fvt-drill air compressor
and other necessary equipment
This property Is owned BY salt Lake
and Cherry creek parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
OAK LEAF ARTICLES.
Copy Of Incorporation Agreement Filed
With Secretary OF state.

The Oak Leaf Mining company OF
Beaver city Utah. filed a copy OF Us
articles Of incorporation with the Sec
Rotary Of state today. ne capital stock
is $1,000 divided into shares OF the par
value Of 20 cents each j. r. Robin
son Is president. MILFORD Robinson.
vice president. o. A. Murdoch. secre-
tary and treasurer The company
owns the oak Leaf group Of claims lo-
Gated 30 the Granite district, Beaver
county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
TERRoRIsTs ARE Motive.

London. sept a dispatch 70 a
news agency from 81 Petersburg to-
day says that me social revolutionists.
az meeting held after the publlca-
ton Of the government program. adopt
cd resolution % continue terrorism
and 20 aim AZ ne lives of the high
est oficials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
FAIRBANKS At HONE,

Indianapolis. Sept 7--Vice President
Fairbanks returned 70 Indianapolis to-
day from his western trip ard viii be
here until next Tuesday. when he viii
leave for Concordia, n. J. The vice
president Is 10 deliver an address at
the New Hampshire sts,e fair next
Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

The directors Of tho Uncle sam Con-
solidated Mining company are schcd-
ulod 10 meet this afternoon Co. regular
monthly session and there arc good rea-
sons TO believe that the treasurer win
be authorized 10 post the usual MONTH
ly dividend Of 5000. This Unite com
pany is maintaining the usual output
OF concentrate