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The sun., 1906-12-07
DIED. r..

CAMERoN.-Sunday. Dec 2, william Fl, Cameron.
after a long illness, at the residence OF MS
brother. G. G. Cameron. Providence, r. l.
CRoCHERON-Died,o on Thursday. Dec g. at her
home, Mary Y. Crochcron. daughter of the late
Nicholas and sophia c. Guyon Crocheron OF
Staten Island.
Funeral service on Saturday Dec. q, at II O'Clock
a. NJ. at Ss3 Fairmount av.. Jersey City, Burial
at Moravian Cemetery. New Dorp Staten
Island. at 3 p. NJ.
RHOADES,-on Thursday Dec q. at his residence
$50 Madison av after brief illness. john
Harsen Rhoades In the 6eth year OF his age
Funeral services will be held at All Souls Church
2oth ST. and Fourth av.. saturday. Dec. s, at
i:30 p NJ Interment private.
RUNYON.-A Centre Moriches, l., l., on Dec.
1905 DanelJ Runyon. aged 90 years
Services and lnterment private.
wILSON.-At Belle Haven Conn. suddenly. on
Wednesday evening. James Beales, infant son
of :. Gilbert and Louisa Beales Wilson.
Funeral private.
The sun., 1906-12-07

of Soap, six boxes
G ticura Oint-
ment, an d two
bottles Of Cuti,
cura Resolvent. I
bathed with the
Soap, app''ed the
Ointment once q
day, and took the
Resolvent as dr.
raokaI T. Ahs.A-
The sun., 1906-12-07
German Meat Packer Forced TO Flee.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TBE SUN
HAMBURG, Tee. 0-Herr Bintz, proprietor
Of one Of the largest canned beef factories
in Germany, has fed to Canada in conse-
quence of his criminal bankruptcy and the
discovery that he used enormous quantities
of diseased meat in his bu siness.
The sun., 1906-12-07
AWFUL PSORIASIS
So YEARS
Terrible Scaly Humor in Patches
All Over the Body-Skin Cracked
and Bleeding Itching Unbear-
abIe-Cured by Cuticura in Thirty
Days at Cost Of S4.75.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

"I was afflicted with psoriasis for
thirty-ive years. 1t was in patches all
over my body. / used three cakes
The sun., 1906-12-07
Frank W. Meyer on Rrookl,n school I,o

Frank W. meyer on brOOklyn ~cnOOl Board.
President Bird y. Coler OF the borough of
Brooklyn has appointed Frank W. Meyer of
Flatbush to succeed Edmond d. Fisher as a
member Of the School Board OF the Thirty
eighth district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
SALT LAKERs IN NEVADA.

Freeman Morningstar president and
general manager OF the Nevada Mines
Exploration company Of salt Lake
city, says a Nevada exchange. is in
Reno. getting together an outfit for
the purpose Of prospecting a large area
Of this state IN a scientific way, with
every convenience for a careful and
thorough examination Of all sections
which the party may visit.
The personnel Of the party Is NORM
luCstar. John d. Bowers. official as
saycr Joseph A. HAS. prospector. and
Charles D. Mcdonald. prospector. Two
Of the best mules IN the state. each
Weighing 1900 pounds, two wagons
and a riding hoNe and a full supply
have been purchased. and the party
left last evening 10 prospect southerly
towards Fairyiew. Goldyke and on to-
wards the California line around Death
valley
Among the shareholders IN this cor
poration are James F. Dunn, superin-
tcndcnt of motive power OF the o. 5.
l.. railroad; II. 7 Clark Of the COM
mcrcIal National bank. S. V. Trent
mining machinery, and futile brothers.
Investment bankers all Of Salt Lake
City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
CONCENTRATES

Asst Manager Mainland Of the Con
sollaated Flagstaff has gone 10 camp
again
Tomorrow will be the regular month.
~ pay day at the Daiy-Judge mine In
Park City.
Henry A. Crowther OF the Cont.nen-
ia Alta mines at Alta Is in the latter
camp today.
Manager g d. r Turner of the
West quincy mine at Park CITY has
gone east on two weeks business
trip
The Pioneer sampler released two
cars of ore from Nevada. three from
ana. two from Tintlc and one from
Bingham today
Alex n. Mo1at superintendent OF
the Newhous. mines in Beaver county
O. mp from tho south 90 confer With
company e. cials
The Taylor g. Bruuton sampler re-.
leased 81 cars ~ ore from Tintic. If
from Nevada. two from Idaho and one
from stockton today
Cashier John A. Hayes Of tie Utah
Copper company has returned from a
two weeks vacation. spent mostly An
The upper lake REGIONS ~ Michigan.
The standard Coppcr company.
which recently dled articles " incor-
pomuun. !. preparing Tor an active
development campaign in Bingham.
The directors ~ the Mammoth Min
ing company met saturday afternoon
and posted a dividend az 8 cents a
share. or $4,000. which 81 PAYABLE on
the goth inst. tO shareholders Of re-
cord ou the 18Th
10 was learned today thNi the remains
OF the late George n. Robinson. man.
aging director OF the Tintic Mining a
Development company, were Skinned
to Akron. o., the former home % the
deceased. for interment
j. a. Haoksti. one Of the directors n
the ohio-koniucky Mining compapv
which j. ODE posscssor Of a valuable
property ai PioChe is expected 10 ar-
rive On The city this afternoon on his
way 90 los Angeles. Mr Hackeff's
homc Is az Louisville. Ky
q. p. Jonasson. a the head ~ IA.
brokerage arm bearing his name, az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
TRAMWAY FOR
THE FORTUNA
Engineer {. 4. Vail Has Received
instructions to Make Pre-
Iiminary Surveys.
MANAGER S. NJ. BkMBERGER
VIII Leave for Copper Camp TOmor-
row Morning ON an lnspcc-
ton Trip.

Sidney NJ Bmbcrgcr. manager OF the
Fortuna and Bingham Mary mines In
Bingham expects 10 leave FOR camp to-
morrow ON an inspection trip which
viii last for several days.
1T has been definitely decided" said
Mr. Hambergcr today, "to equip the
Fortuna with "a surface lramway ana
Engineer r. 4. Vail has received in
stucuous To go ahead With the pre-
lmiuary surveys The line win prob
ably be electrically equipped and VIII
connect the mine with the new high
line Of the Rio Graude Western, which
is nov under construction"
This tramway VIII greatly facilitate
the handling NJ ore IN the futuN and
enable the MANAGEMENT 10 very nate
rally reduce the costs Of iransporta.
ton.
Al the Bingham Mary property the
work OF development Is progressing
very satisfactorily.
Mr.. Bambcrger expects 90 leave FOR
British Columbia next week ON a Yaca.
ton lie IS going up into a country
where there is some good fishing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
HEINzE IN CONFERENCE.
closcicd With !. y Coram and In.
glnccrs During Forenoon.

The Henze party spent the greater
portion Of The day IN town and during
the forenoon. the noted MuntrnaD us.
in conference with his engineer. ana
with J. 4. Corm, the Boston promoter
ana business associate of Nr. Heinze
who arrived yesterday Although Nh
Heinze Is stil unwilling 10 take tbe
public Into hts confidence. il Isl mol
improbable that some sort OF state
ment VIII come from him before he
packs his grip % take bis departure
which may not be before the end OF
the present week Do the meantime
some bic moves are being made. which
viii mean much Tor this state I'M ibe
future
The presence OF Mr. HcInze ON the
properties ~ be Ohio Copper com.
pany ON Saturday last has disclosed
the identity of the one responsible for
the late examination Of the rroperf,
and accounts Tor the activity now he.
Ing displayed in carving out certain
lines % development work There. Not
vithstandlng repeated denials 10 tbe
eject that there is no deal pending
Tor the sale 81 a control 81 the Ohio
ceH'paHs. Sa.siuphvni- would indi-
cate that Thomas Weir has In reality
found d customer, and that Hcinze s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Martha ". z. a. Cannon 20 Samuel
y Baxter. part Of lot 3, block q,
piaf Is .."....... .,...,.-- ...t..'...
l. T.. Goddard and wife 20 Peter r..
Jensen, part OF lot l. block p, plat
Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.tt..ttstt sts.s
o. +. Peterson and wife 20 Frank
O Sanford. lots 5. 6. Z. 9. block !,
plat a, J. n Wh0l0n's add.
VIM d. Oliver 10 August Ripe,
part n lot ., block 20, plat A..
Elizabeth II Park 10 A. II. Park,
part of section %. township ?
south, range ! west.............,..
A n Park and wife 10 A. j.
Hin. part Of section =, township !
south. range I west.
Utah Savings d Trust Co, 20 James
Eager, part Of lot !, block q
plat \. .....,..t...,............' .t... =
Garrett O'Nell and wife 20 James
Eager part Of lot 2. block 30, plat
b !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
First Dealings Very Small and
Price Movements Mar
rev, Uncertain.
RALLIES WERE SpIRITLESS.
SLOW Hardening Process In Afternoon
Wiped out Some Earlier
Losses

New York. July 1-Thc first dealings u
The week Co the stock market today were
very small and the movement OF prices
uncertain and narrow except In few
special cases. Consolidated Gas and sloss-
Sheffield Steel were lifted ~. Illinois
Central T.. New York Chicago q ST Louis
a point and Reading aud American Loco
motive large fractions. Wabash preferred
declined point and American Smelling
and Pacific Mail q.
Opening prices were improved consider
ably, especially for the western grain
carriers and Reading Anaconda gained
~, Smcting 2k Northern Puciuc ~
and Reading i fhe higher level however,
Invited moaeratc realizing and the mar
bet went OF a. below saturdays clos
ing Brooklyn Transit showed Increased
activity and decided he1Wness. Losses
reached q, Ion Delaware a. Hudson, ia
IN Great Northern preferred and Brook
Ign Transit and IN Reading. Northern
raChc and Republic Steel preferred
The demand becumo lethargic and
prices grayitated 20 lower level under
light Onerings Losses established WERE
Great Northern preferred 3, Northern Pa
CitiC "a. Sugar ~ and ST. Paul, Union
Pacific, Tennessee Coal g.ld Amelgamated
copper United States steel preferred
Smelling and some others a point. The
tone was dull and heavy at slight recoy-
cries az noon.
Bonds were steady
Rallies IN the market were So spiritloss
and Of such little effect ln sustaining
prices that the bears were encouraged
and adopted more vigorous Efforts After
midday the market showed extreme
weakness ln spots. Great Northern pre-
ierred dropping 81, Northern Pacific "a,
Anaconda 2's, Reading "a. Brooklyn
Transit 2s and Southern Pacific /. T. &
y, Colorado Fuel and Lead l. Reading
rallied over a point before ! o'clock and
the general list became stronger Inter.
borough Metropolitan preferred rose ~
A slow hardening process during the
afternoon wincd out the earlier losses
In few prominent stocks and reduced
them 70 a fraction 10 others By the
time this had been achieved the desire
20 take profits became manifest and prices
slipped back
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
LOCAL MARKETS.

Today's local markets are well sup
piled with eatables from various parts
Of the country. These include a ear Of
tomatoes and a car OF melons from
Texas. shipments Of cantaloupes from
Moapa, plenty OF California cucumbers
oranges and bananas Potatoes are
scarce, owing to the demand: so are
poultry and eggs Strawberries are
about out Of the market. Melons Of all
kinds are becoming plentiful, so are
bush berries Butter Is up cents, and
eggs are bringing 1925 per box. The
prices obtaining today are as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
LUCE is BUSY.

The FairWiew News states that Ben
D. Luce has returned TO that camp az
ter having completed the work ~
surveying the Ida May group Of claims
at Weygate, Nevada. and that he
s. preparing to come on to salt Lake
The Ida May group Is about seven
miles from Fairyiew. on the first range
east OF Chalk Mountain The locations
were made on strong Lodges, and ex-
tending about a mile IN length, giving
great acreage. and taking ln several
contact veins In time and porphyry.
The values are lead, silver and copper.
and run from so to SIPS The ore
taken from the veins that have been
opened IS a very fine huxlng ore.
This group was located by Mr. Luce
early On April and has received a
great part OF his attention since that
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
COPPER BELT ROAD.
Two switches for Use Of Utah Copper
Being Constructed.

TWO side switches are IN the course
OF construction for the Utah Copper
company, and the west side OF Main
canyon, says the Press OF Bingham.
They are TO be connected with the
Copper Belt railroad and viii be- used
for ore cars The switches are 400 feet
long and are being built under con.
tract which calls for completion by
July co.
Six new dump cars Tor the dnkcy
engines auxiliary 20 the steam shovel.
were received during the past week
by the Utah Copper
Grading Is going on rapidly az the
Yampa smelter for five new Melon
gall roastcrs u win probably be
some time before the latter are final.
ly constructed bat work win be pushed
as fast as possible The establishment
Of these roasters WIN On AN probability
ncccss.late another Teyedbcratory fun.
mace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
PRODUCE.



Chicago. July 9.-The wheat market
opened steady today chiefly because %
comparatively firm cables from Liverpool.
The fact that 10000 Of wheat which
have been purchased by elevator interests
are expected "a. arrive IN Chicago IN the
near future held prices somewhat Sep
TENDER wheat opened a shade higher at
iSiM1Sn.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re.
ported receipts Of 2l5 cars.
The corn market was strong. Septem-
Der opened unchanged 20 = higher at 5lA
10 5gi.
The oats market was firm. September
opened Z 10 5 higher at 3ih 10 3ils and
sold at S4it.
The provisions market was steady, there
being no trade IN anything but pork
September pork was 2h higher AZ Ills;
lard was up 8 cents al 95; and ribs were
a shade higher az 9.li.
The close WAS weak with September
Corn-The price or September advanced
10 i2&a5g}, slight reaction took place
In the middle Of The day. but the close
was nrm with September up 5 al VA
Cash: Wheat-No. red Siig7sls, No.
3. 7iigd7g4 No. hard. 16igaIg; No. 3
hard. lidl5i No. ! northern 9qhl; No .
do, soaSli.; No spring. I6aIeis
oats-No. 2. siilas7i; 10 3, 81
Close: Wheat-Jply. IA. sept, al,
Corn-July. 49, Sept. 52h.
Oats-July, 31ik Sept. SfssN3iH
POrk-Juy IL 61ia, Sept, l1lIL1l7s1,
Iard-July. S.S7is Sept. ec3ia.
Rihs-July, s.G: Sept. 942'sa9.i5.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, July 9-susar, raw, firm
Fair refining 81: Centrifugal IS test 3A;
mOlasscs sugar. 3.
Rehned-steady. Crushed, so; powder
ed. 80, graduated, 40.
Cohee-Steady No. Rio rs.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool July 9-Close. Wheat-July
Is ed. Sent, Is eLd: Dec. Gs ED.
The weather IN England today was hot
and damp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
MILL AT coPPERToN.
Changes Being Made in Plant of Utah
Copper In Bingham.

Preparations are being made for
considerable change In the equipment
of The big mill az Copperion. hays the
Bingham Prcss. An but four or Eve
~ The a. shaking tables that are now In
use, are 10 Doe torn out and replaced
by vanners 90 the jordan type II has
been decided that the latter do better
work and the change Is 20 be made Tor
that reason. The Johnston yanners an
Ter from the Frue in style OF feed and
in length OF stroke
smooth belt yanners are 10 be used
hereafter for an shines. the carrugat.
cd belts treating the coarser grades
The mill e. 40 present putting in as
an experiment Sig OF new type. Wood.
bury by name. The machine is merely
on trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
GERNIhN-AM. Gymnastics.

pOrtant work Of the German-Amerlcan
gymnastic alliance IN session here this
morning was the selection OF Cincinnati
as the place Of meeting two years hence
and the abTogation Of a rule by which In
dianap0lis remains the headquarters Of
the executive board St Louis was
strong competitor for the next conven-
tion when a delegates voice In the
rear Of the han said There Is danger Of
a bishops bill IN ST Louis everybody
laughed at the jocular reference 10 New
arks dry sunday yesterday and a chorus
responded Cincinnati. Cincinnati"
A resolution fayorlng the army canteen
was passed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
PROBABLY FAIRY TALE.
Weird story Of How \. ". Wayne En-
gagged In Warfare.

dispatch from Carson City. New.
tells q thrilling -ory Of how a. II.
Mayne and several companions were
bcsieged in the Clark mine In the
Ramsey Nevada, district. The dispatch
says
six men including a. "A. Mayne OF
Goldheld. c. A. NoIcross Of Tonopah.
Sam Wheeler Of Reno and a man nam
cd sherman are at bay on tho Clark
bonanza mine at Ramsey. despite fu-
silladcs fred into iutrenchments.
Shooting WAS INDUCED in an last
night but none Of the besiegers we're
wounded.
THE mon in possession 81 the mine
have ample food ard water Mayno
bought the milne recently but there Is
dispute over the boundary which
has caused the siege"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
CL0UDBURST FLOODS
OVER TWO HUNDRED HOMES

WellsvIlle. O.. July "A cloudhurst IN
the country back Of this city yesterday
sent a torrent OF water down Trotter 6
Run, causing a loss OF thousands Of dol
lars. over 20 homes and business houses
were flooded and foundations weakened
so that people would not remain In their
houses last night
MAYOR Fogo called a special meeting ~
the city council TO provide for funds for
the cleaning Of the city. lie put loD men
at work taxing tons OF debris from the
mouths Of several storm sewers II was
impossible FOR people to leave their homes.
so quickly did the water rise into the
lowlands. Wagons and some frame build
ings were washed into the city proper
from the country districts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09

lived In the city yesterday. and was
an interested spectator during the fore
noon calls OF the Salj Lake stock a
Mining exchange MI Jonasson began
hts career "a a stockbroker In this city
and some OF the Older members Of that
body remember him a. doing service
as q clerk. Soon after leaving salt Lake
Tor the east. he Joined with Joseph J.
Bsmberger ln the organization of a
firm 10 handle stocks in the New York
and Pltisburg markets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

the man with whom he has been nego-
tiating,
The story from Boston aud printed
In Saturdays "News' relative TO the
building Of g new smelter IN This state
and at some other point than Bing-
ham Junction comes from rood au-
thority and there IS little doubt about
the plan being carried out as stated.
When the facts become known Il
viii be- found that work Of the Heinze
experts Oh the Tlntlc district has not
been Tor nothing and while nothing
has been said 10 verify 10. the Grand
Central may go HinzeWay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
THE USES or FLUoRsPAR.

The highest grade Of hourspar
American lump No / ." says Mr. Ed
mund OTIS Hovey In a report Of the
United States Geological Survey on the
production Of iluorspar In 1905. Is pure
white or clear pale blue IN color and
does not contain more than l per cent
Of silica. Such material Is used IN the
manufacture Of Opalescent glass. IN the
making Of enamels and agate" ware
and In the production Of hydroiiuorlc
acid and other chemical compounds Of
fuorine. Both lump and ground min
eral Is shipped for these purposes.
The second grade Of nuorypar
American lump No q" includes the
colored varieties and is limited 10 a
content Of not more than { per cent
Of silica This Is sold IN lump or
gravel form and Is used In the manu-
facture Of open-carth steel. because It
lmparts great lluidity TO the Stag
The third grade Of lluorspar "gray-
er' includes all Of the mineral that
carries more than I per cent Of silica
and all that Is mixed with calcite,
This material Is used IA foundry work
ON account Of the clean character
which n gives TO iron castings. Through
lack ~ knowledge Of this property the
demand FOR fuorspar for foundry work
Is much less than II should be.
other grades known TO the market
are crushed ground fine" and
ground extra fine.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
INCORPORATION PAPERS FILED.

A copy 81 the articles of iucorpora-
ton ~ the Little Edgar M~1g CONF
pany of Eureka was nIcd in the secre-
larry Of states office today The capital
stock of the company IS $4,000. divid-
I'd into shares u tho par value Of 10
cents each J. r. O'BHcn Is president,
Clara Gustaldi. vice president. j. 4.
O'Brien, secretary and manager. Jere
DrIscol, treasurer The company owns
the Grant group of claims located in
the Tintic district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
ON MINING EXCHANGE.


The week opened with the sale on the
salt Lake stock exchange during the
forenoon calls " q. $50 shares ~ stocks
having a valuation Of 81 S59.62 The
regular call trades were confined 20
Little Bell. Uncle sam Consolidated
and Wabash.
on the open board business was fair
~ brisk and Nevada Hills and Ohio
Copper seemed to be the drawing cards
and both recorded advances Sew
YORK Bonanza stlf'cned slightly. while
Daily Judge weakened 10 NlS1ia, the
lowest point reached 10 several weeks.
Mammoth was a seller at N95; Column
bus Con fen TO $3.50 and South CO.
lumhus did business az . cents
The closing quotations and sales
were
TODAYs QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS.

Outlines OF Ecclesiastical History"
ti.75. $3.50. s2.75; THE Gospel" 75e
tl.25, $3.50; New Witness for God. d"
$50. $3.50; Succession In the Presl.
dency." soc, soc. 75c; Rise and Fall OF
Nauvoo." 81 .25. s2.25, Missouri Perse.
cutions." sl25. s2.25; Mormon Doc.
trine OF Deity" 800. si.25 and si.75.
Deseret News Book Store Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago July -Cattle-Recclpts. Q.
90; market strong 10 10 cents higher.
beeNes ilGaGl5. cows and heifcrs. / ga
80; stockcrs and feeders 3 50q4 20. Tex
ans, 3.gN5 l5. calves. i.15q6 %
Hogs Receipts 5000 market strong.
estimated tomorrow. 1900 Mixed and
butchers 6 i0a6.S good heavy 51Q
o &igi rough heavy 6.55d5 IS. lights. b. 4ed
6.S; pigs, 515as 20. bulk Of sales. 6..ln
$50
Sheep Receipts. 1900. market strong.
Sheep AWa6l5, lambs, 5.jOqIO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
UNITED STATES CONCENTRATION

The new concentrating mill Of ne
United States Smelling. Refining q
Minine company AZ Bingham Junction.
went into commission last Saturday, Il
IS running on ore from the Old Tor.
dan and Galena mines AZ Bingham. The
plant is handling about 100 tons per
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
REGULAR CAN.

REGULAR CALL
Little Ber-ioO at 91gH.
Uncle Sam-e00 at A..
Wabash-100 al 81.
Open BOARD.
Bullion Beck 200 NJ $50.
Beck Tunnel-30O az &C.
Carisa-i 600 al 30.
Columbus Consolidated 100 AT Z. 90.
DAILY Judge rs at 1e12is: % az
1905 l50 at llS7h.
Mammoth-3O0 at 1885.
May Day-3.200 al lfi5.
Naildriver- 300 an %.
New York 800 az 29ik 500 at % p.
seller 80. SOC no 80.
Nevada Hills-l66 m ESQ: 100 20
$50; 100 az go; 300 at 2.15: goo az
$50.
Ohio Copper 200 at L75; 400 at
$50.
Thdmpson--2.000 at as.
South Columbus-i000 az 2S
REHABILITATION
shares Value.
Open board......ii,756 1o.5Si12
~ ANNl wi "'' iHs '.NN
Forenoon totals 1859 &llS5g.62
\. :. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ZIG D. f. Walker Block
T. u. Snow q Co., Stock Brokers.
@ Commercial BIZ Both Phones 1918.
CANNON BROS BROKERS'. % r.
So Temple. Tel 90 Ind. sl0-k Bell
Z VI. WEST & CO., stock brokers,
d. +. walker Biz Tel 1885, res. 35l0-x
j. OBEIiNDORFER,
Stock Broker.
Tel Bell 1872 16l s. Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
BUTTEs COPPER OUTPUT
Nearly Two Million Pounds Turned
out During Past Six Months.

4 Butte correspondent gives out the
Information that the copper production
of Butte mines during the month ~
June aggregated total OF 32576Io)
pounds. and FOR the first half OF the
year 1855, 435 pounds