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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
Intense Interest Being Taken in
The Rio Virgen Field in
Washington County.
NEW RIGS BEING BROUGHT IN.
Locations Made Eycrywhcrc-Sum
Ground Taken Up In North
crn Arizona.

Special Correspondence
ST. George, Aug 3t-The fact that oil
was struck near virgen city. this coun-
~. Ga the latter part Of June. rs re-
spousible for nearly an that has been
sal dor written about the Rio Virgen Oil
fields. Since then they have been visit
ed by capitalists and representatives OF
capital By oil men galore. by spccula-
tors ana promoters. mos, Of whom have
formed opinions for themselves ana for
many other people concerning the
greatness and extent OF the oil district
Some few have Investigated the re-
giou and gone away without expressing
any opinions. one or two have tried 90
knock the proposition but the vast
majority have been very enthusiastic
over the prospects and have made eX-
travagant predictions which. boiled
down, mean that this o. the greatest
oil region in the world. But we don't
know. n has been known for years
that oil seeps existed on the Rio Nirgen
near NirEon City, and 90 is significant
that the FIRST wei bored struck oil at
a depth OF about 600 feet IL is valuable
OIL too. The wen is not "a gusher; 30
has not risen to the top Of the wei yet,
although &c Is said 70 be gradually ris-
ing and is now within IS feet Of the
surface. Probably a thousand gallons
has been hailed out az various times
just to show the flow Of the well. which
has been variously estimated az from
so To- 100 barrels per day Further drill
ing on the well was stopped. say the
operators. for fear Of striking "a gusher
which they were not prepared TO con-
troll
We shall soon know more OF the eN-
tent Of the oil belt as rigs are being
brought into the county and wells win
soon be bored at various points II Is
thought by many that the gushers viii
be- found lower down the river IN the
vicinity Of ST. George Most Of the oil
land near Virgen city Is tied up with
options. Some sales have been made.
but the greater portion of IL has been
let TO parties who will DO development
work ON the share and share alike ha-
sis. OF course there are independent
operators who have secured some large
tracts by right OF previous locations.
The whole county has been located as
well as large areas In northern Arizona.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

The Articles % Incorporation provide
FOR payment o. dividend u i7is cents
per share on the preferred stock Sept
1oih 1907. and quarterly thereafter The
par value OF me stock Is $40 per ahafo
Dividcnda on preferred stock are cumu-
lativc. that o. lf not paid 40 end Il
any quarter must DC made up and paid
Co the owners Of preferred stock before
any dividend can be paid on common
stock
We can buy sou o. reasonable amount
from . 70 1909 shares of this stock ot
about g. per share. when money is nor-
mol Boz an parts OF our country the opiu-
ION OF men best qualified TO Judge f. that
this stock will readily sell for from So
20 Ell per share. The time 60 buy is
when you can get the stock CHEAP.
THE TIME TO BUY rs NOW.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Cunningham loses iu the case by reason
OF the fraud held by the court to have
entered into the deal The plaintiff
was given lien upon am undivided
one-fourth OF the mine
In regard TO Hydc's actions IN the
premises. Judge Marshall said in part:
with respect 10 the fraud ON Petit
grew the evidence discloscs the strong
est kind Of "a case and warrants the
finding that Hyde expressly assured Pet
tgrew that both were % pay onc-half
Of the purchase price. 10 is said that
Hyde was simply silent and under no
obligation 20 disclose tho fact Of the
agreement with Johnston.
Hyde had deliberately procured a
false appearance % the contract. an APP
pearance intended 20 deceive the pur-
chascrs as 10 the price. 10 Is idle to
say that Hyde made no false reprcsen-
tations. He planned a device TO deceive
and by his silence accomplished his
purpose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
STOCKS WERE
SOLD FREELY

New York, Sept 4.-First prices OF
stocks were but little changed from last
night and dealings were small. The
sluggish movement was uncertain, and
mingled slight gains ana losses. Third
Avenue rose "a point and Erie second pre-
ferred q,
Stocks that showed good profit on
yesterdays advance we're sold freely
this morning and the result was rather
active and dropping market with some
stocks ruling in the neighborhood Of a
point below yesterdays closing. The prin-
cipal settling was In Amalgamated Cop
per. American Smelling. Reading and
Union Pacific. which likewise showed the
most strength yesterday.
Amagamated copper and American
Smelling yielded lts American LocomO-
tive rs and Reading. Canadian Pacific
and ST. Louis ana san Francisco second
preferred M and General Electric 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
DECISION AaAINsT HYDE.
Judge Marshall Makes Some severe
Remarks on Mining Case.

A decision has boon rendered by
Judge Marshall Boz the federal court. ln
tho case of n. 3. pettigrew against A.
b. Hyde and James Cunningham. tho
findings being m favor 0f plaintiff The
facts ln the matter at issue as brought
ont Don Che investigation. are about 8s
follows.
Am option was obtained hY MI Hyde
ON "a Nevada mining property held by
ono Johnston. mo purchase price Of
which was mutually placed lN owner
ana purchaser at $4,000 while iu reality
only $4,000 was t0 he paid % Johnston.
Nr pottlFrcW entered into thc deal
uUd agreed Iu ulE half OF slT 600 Tor
"a out-half interest boz the property ATT
er making payment of $4,000. Petit
grow grow suspicious and upon .uNcstl-
FltiOn found the lrue status OF affairs.
ana aued for the return of Dos money.
Connected with MI Hyde in the
transaction was Mr., Cunningham.
though it was nof shown that b. was "a
party t0 The secret understanding be-
tween Hyde and Johnston. ln tho opin-
ion of Judge Marshall. however SIR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
PRODUCE.


chicago. sept i-rrccs in tho wheat
pie were higher on arm cables which rec
icct Yesterdays advance .u the local
market Iud good buying bg commission
houses. Ihe FACT thut loc.u stocks in-
creased lhNu during thC Iust week al.
NOT seem to weaken the market Deem
Der opened IS t0 4n .c higher az F9i
t0 . ound aolI al $3.50. Local receipts
wefu ~ rlrs
cool weather throughout tho corn belt
AND the prediction uI lfs continuance.
caused strong market in corn. Com
mi srio1 house. were active bus ea 1nd
Offerings were light December opened
h to - higher at CO.'S 20 0'sc and sold
at aac
Tho oats market was strong chiefly
because M IHs absence lf Ou.r|UFF. IurrH
WAS uo selling pressure aud prlccs ra-
suuudcd readily to H falr buying move
ment lIfor che market cahDd Un fome-
whit 0n realizing sales December opouad
Dr. higher Ht $3.50 and sold un fo dlr
Ine PROV sIuUH market WAS Uru au light
0nrursH ana limited trade. October
pork was tilc higher 200 a U, lard was
li.o higher an 900, uha wDrc lc higher
al hNli-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
MAKING BIG CHANGES.

The Salt Lake Brewery is expanding
$3.50 900 in the enlargement OF it's plant
ON the east bench. The laying Of foun-
datIons began this morning, for a $4,000
addition 90 the wash house and storage
facilities. Architect Kletting is com
plctiug plans for n $4,000 building 10
double the capacity OF the bottllng es-
adjustment A six story brew house. 10
cost $50 600 viii be erected also. Machin-
cry will make up the rest Of the sum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
REv. nANNA HAs No NEWs.

Rochester. n. ". sept f--The Rev. Or.
Edward J Hanna of 81 Bernardo semi
nary, SAYS that he has received no OF
fetal communication concerning his ru-
mored appointment as co1diutor bishop on
San Francisco There seems 90 be no
doubt. however that the name Of Or. Ed
ward Hanna Is the one of three that has
been sent to the pope by the irremovable
reCtors and consultors or san Francisco
asking for the settlement 90 Doe made
by the appointment of one Of them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's

q. j. Anderson 90 f. c. coffin part
of lot J. block So, plat B--.......... 1000
H. O. webb o. wills johnson. part
OF lot 2 block O.. plat p.......... 400
D. Forester t0 i. Hagen 70 al, part
OF lot s.. block Is plat A.......... 250o
II. b. Elder % jos u. Ncm. part Of
lot ]. block A. plat A............ $3.50
Emma n Price to Geo. Schambeck,
lots 80 etc, college Hoights........ 80
Geo. Roth to Geo. SchambeCk. lots
32, etc. College Heights ............ @
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
NEM NonK rnrIT MAnNET

Sow york. sept a-The market for
eyaIoatci apples o. quiet but prices arc
firmly held. Fancy are quoted at sisc.
choice ai ac. primo at sh41ic poor to
f4lr af l1tc.
lruucs are in tam Iouh.uF demand. With
nuula.
Aprloots arc n0minally mchon goa. sith
choice quoted at .lc. extra choice al ,gc.
fHuC. af lIl7c.
Peaches na nrm iH Tone with choice
quoted af ll., extra choice Hf ILlrnlIU.
FANCY az laal3iac, eXtra fancy at Mll 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
REGULAR p VI. SALES

INIl-F' In I. ~. "IfIT3771
South Columbus. 800 al 200.
Columbus Con, 100 az ass.
DAILY Judge. 100 az 6.7J.
May Day. 400 az 60; 300 al IS. sell
en- 60
Beck Tunnel 400 az eos: 500 at
2.03ta seller 60. L400 at 2.021a.
Crown Point. 400 az 1921 500 at
100.
Iron Blossom. 200 az t.30; geo at
1.27ia 100 at L25. 500 at la
Mountain Lake 500 al 60
New York. 100 NJ rs.
Victor CON. 100 at 14aa; 500 at u.
Yankee Con. 100 at 6S: 100 at 81
800 az sc. 500 at IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
eoLDF1ELD CONSOLIDATED.
No Dividends win BE Paid Pending
Labor Difficulties.

The report sent out from san Fran
cisco several days ago TO the effect
that the strike OF miners ln the Gold
field Consolidated mines at Goldheld
had been called of. appears 90 have
been without found8 tion on top Of
this comes the announcement that the
Consolidated company win declare no
dividends until the trouble as settled
a meeting Of the directors was schcd-
uled for last Saturday, at which time
% was expected the initial dividend
would be- posted. but Il was postponed
indefinitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Good Volume OF business Transacted
During Forenoon Calls.

over $50 900 worth Of business was
transacted during the forenoon calls Of
the Salt Lake Stock a. Mining exchange.
The Tintc stocks were nearly AN IN
good form. notably May Day Uncle
Sam Consolidated. and Sioux Cousol-
idated. Beck Tunnel started on at
s. 10. but weakened, while Iron BlOs-
som held It's own around 81 30. Yankee
Consolidated sold at 10 cents after
wards at 60 cents.
Mountain Lake was offered freely and
sold down.
The unlisted stocks were fairly active
In the bidding, and n few sales We're
recorded. Ohio copper was bought az
cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
MANHArrAN MINTs soLn.

deal was practically closed in
Manhattan last saturday nr tho sale
of lnD MOllt1na mine. lts consum-
nation Dr. anticipated within DO days.
Chaar of ihe Gold Wedge und thc lite
Ua Grey estates hY mo- parties who
are bohnl the Nnlft0ue DEAL Round
Mountain nugget
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
NEwHoUsE DIVIDEND.
Local shareholders Are In Receipt Of
Checks from New York.

Local shareholders Of the Newhousc
Mines and Smelters corporation arc
I'm receipt of their dividend checks
which were mailed from the New
York offices OF the company last
Thursday.
Newhouse stock Is widely scattered
among Salt Lake shareholders a
great deal Of 10 Us held On small lots,
while on the other hand several large
blocks are held by men prominent I'm
Ln.aL MINING and -InamcLlL cLrc--.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

o. q. Goss. a wcI known Rosebud.
New operator Is in the city on "a brief
business trip.
H. NJ Orem Of the nrm og A. J. Orem
8 Company is at fhc Boston offices OF
that organization.
Harvey a. Hoist, the mining engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
RETURNS FROM NEVADA.
James y. Chambers Visits seven
1roughs Tomboy Mine.

James j. Chambers OF the Salt Lake
Public Service company has returned
from a trip 10 the Seven Troughs
mining district, and has brought a nice
looking lot Of samplese from the Seven
TToughs Tomboy mine, which were
taken from the shaft which that COM
pany IS now sinking. Mr.. Chambers has
expressed himself as being well pleased
with the looks Of the property and be-
lieves II has "a good show 60 develop
into a mine Of considerable importance.
The management viii probably begin
driving an S00-foot tunnel shortly, as
sufficient work has been done at the
several points Of attack to demonstrate
that the property IS "a meritorious one.
The tunnel will enable the economic
operation Of the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Sept. -Cattle-Receipts about
1900 Market steady To Zoe lower. Beeves,
4. lDuf.2l, COWS. 1.Uua.2j, Texas steers,
9 1880. calves. 6.Oua1.2,; westerns, 40
ll6.OO. stockers and feeders. 100000.
Hogs-RettIpts about 800 Market
weak Co 8 cents lower. Light 6.O0q6. -;
mixed, s.5rf6.s 40, heavy 7.g.aJ.O0; rough,
5.30u6.55. pigs, 5.J1q6.5J. bulk 6.b51i $50.
Sheep-ReCcipts about 100. Market
steady. Natives. 2Ia5.sO. western, $50
go. ycarlings. 5.Jyd6.35. lambs, 500u
T.1I. western. UHIl 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Original 5a6 Buufroc Mining i10l2,
Mont Bullnog 3af, National Bank 81
asked. T.. Harris 4q3. Amethyst IIE.
Gold Bar 60 bid. Stcluway, asked:
Denver BulfI0g Annex, . asked. Bonnie
clare, SeaAl; Mayhower Cons, 33d25.
Montry Suo Ext. G asked C.. Sceptre. 10
bid. Montey. Mt, fl1l2. n. plamondhcld.
DO asked. Homestake Cons. s2aa3: y.
Girl. q asked. Nugget iH5. Tramp cons.
gfu35. Victor, @ asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Rusirs are In very light supply on
spot Loose muscatel a.: crown. To-.
feeded ruisins, lii alici london layers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
WOOL


Boston, sept 5.-Tradng in the wool
market SIN awaits easier conditions I'm
the money market There nave been some
transactions in oregon staple but deal
lngs lu other Lines have been confined
90 odd lots. Prices however remain
steady
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis sept i-WooI. steady West
ern mediums, 4sU-Ji1c. nne medium lya
Pc, hue. lin4C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Kansas city No. Sept 3-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500 including lJ0 southerns
Market steady 90 "a shade lower Choice
export and dressed beef steers. G.uDu6.gl.
fair 90 good. J.11et.U1, western Steers, 4.-5
0.5t: st0Ckcrs and feeders, 6.au5 .0Js
southern steers, 3.2Jdf.50, southern cows
Z2.u3.S. native COWS 2L5u4.J native
hclfors. a.Ut0g.15. bulls, -.fIl4.5J, calves
e. -ag.oo.
Hog Receipts 600 Market steady
Bulk of sales. J.8N6.z, packers. 5.9jq
GITs. pigs and light 6.lJ06.a.
Slcrp-heDeipts. $3.50. Sheep. steady.
lambs Zoe higher. Lambs. 6.JOQ1.s0. ewes.
and yetrllugs, o.l5n6-oi range yc1rlings
5.6JnG.o0, range sheep, 5.VOHb. 90. st0ckers
and feeders. 3.sOuJ.JV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. s. Hanauer j. v. Sadler
i52 SO. West Temple. p O box iA46
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Mani. Cons. 40 asked; Mani. Min Co,
bid. G. Wedge. 7NS; S. Humphrey b
bid. Dexter, 10 asked l.. Joe 2W3j
Crescent. s asked Combination 2 bid;
Granny. 24M25; Mustang. 2lU22;
Little Grey. IS asked Cow Boy. 4
asked: Ong Mani. n asked. Broncho.
9n1O. Pinenut 2 bid; Stray Dog, 20
al: Y. Horse, l3 bid; Ind. Camp, 7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

CANNON & CANNON, Mining stock
Brokers. Is n. S. Tenn. Both Phones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

r. NJ WEST a CO. stock brokers,
ID r. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
Gee and residence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock a. Co.. bankers
and brokers. furnish the following,
received over their private wire. this
afternoon.
Adventure. 2k a2&; Aliouez. 30
asked. Ariz. Com. 16011; Atlanta.
1874 n13A Bingham Con. l2012fa,
Boston Cons. 2l1s N214 Butte Coal
ition. 20E fl2OA Cal q Ariz. 1920
0 1853. Cat a He'la. 7I5m1.2O: Con.
Morcur. 40Hi2, Copper Range. 661s
M61. Centennial 22m23; DAILY West.
13a. 0lf: CRANKY. 1OOfl1OOh: Mo-
hawk. go I'd 10t Shannon 1fGI4hs
Santa Fe 2is W2Hi American Zine,
29m3O. Michigan. 12WI2h. Moxi-
co Consolidated oH Wa&: Nevada
Consolidated. 1919 OH. North Buitc.
04A nGb. ola Dominion. 2ois sl3,.
osccola, 1905 Rl0l5 Quincy sgaSi.
Parrot liis05i R0yale. l6hnll. Ta-
marack, tanhO. r.. s.. 81 q r. com.
33a3siF. n. 81 IS. O. r. pfd 500. 040.
Utah Cons. A5Hl34, United copper.
l2h ASST wolverine h3Hla5. Win0na.
asked Victoria. fn6A. Trinity. 1875
bid Rhode Island, ikWiz Arcadian.
iu5's
CURB CLOSE
Apex. iA@5. Cumberland E'y. %,
" A Glnouz. 90 u1i NlpIsainT Thm
HolNeua, 3h 10 Butte a London.
IVA hi East Butte GN WIhs Nevada
Utah. iN p. Davis DAILY l0AWui *.
g. iAHs.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Newhouse. ll4s u45uhu1Mi COO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Fairvew Sill King. % asked, Falrview
Eagle. l.5od1.,5. Nevada HIS 5.00a5. 90.
PittsburR ST. Peak i.ljli1 80. North star
Wonder. Z asked; Eagles Nest q BID;
Ruby Wonder 60 asked. Alice OF Won
der. s asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock d Company furn-
ish the following quotations ON Nevada
stocks from San Francisco today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

=. n. Snow a Co. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1873
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Ophir. lO5G11O: Merican. 5765S:
Gould q curry. 29d5O. Con. Va. So
ass: Savage. 1O0d105; Hole & Nor
cross. l25d130: Yellow Jacket 10
bid: Belcher. % bid; Sierra Nevada. AZ
n as: Exchequer. 80 bid; Union, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Tho resort for you Labor Day Is
Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

GEo. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a E. SO. Temple. Both
phones $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
A. s. CAMPBELL
Stock Broker. 216 ID. #. Walker Block

Bird-COwan 90.
Custom Assayers ana Chemists, 100
South West Temple st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
TONOPAII

Montana Tonopah. 2.95d3.00; Tono-
pah Extension, 1904 l25; MacNamara,
u bid; Midway, 76 asked; Tonopah
Belmont. 800 asked; Ohio Tonopah,
263 West End Cons, 69mI0; Rescue,
l2a13: Tonopah & California, 4 bid;
Golden Anchor, 11dl2; Jim Butler. SO
bid: Cash Boy 3M4; Home. bid;
Boston Tonopah no asked, Monarch
Pitts. EXtn., Gas Montana Midway
Extn.. 500; Golden Crown, 10 asked.
GOIDFIEI.D.
SANDSTONE 80 bid. Red Top, $50 bid;
Mohawk. 1900 asked. col. Mt. AZ bad p
Jumbo. $50 bid; Jumbo Ext, ll7hq1. NJ
Vernal rs bid, Pennsylvania. asked
Goldheld Min. Co. I'D bid; kendall 81
Adams ~: silver Pick, $3.50; May Queen
10 Ma. NeVada Boy, 7QS. Black Butte
Ext. x Blue Bell. ~. Dixie. 26Q7; Goldheld
0ueror, ~ bid. Black Rock. JQ6 Lone
star. q bid. O.. Wonder. 2di, POtlatch,
n asked. ORC % bid Kendall Ext, l73.
sandstOrm Ext. 6 asked; Wayne, bid;
ATLANTA. Al bid. Ct Bend 6lu65. simmer
one . asked: Empire 10 bid; Red TOP
Ext. giH2G. Florence. f.OJu4Uil1; Dheld
81 n Cons. % bid. G0ldheld Daisy. .feia
Taguna. l5l asked. Comb Fraction, 2.O2la
a2.05. ct Bend Annex, asked b. B.
Bonanza, Ga1. kewan0s 90 bid Esmer-
aida. Do bid: Portland Do bid, Crackeriack,
gI. Red INNS. Jfnal, Mohawk Ext. ID
bid. D. Dillon. DO bid; Y. Rose. II bid
Goldned CON, 2l0i 25ia; D'held I1l-
angle 1870
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
SELLS ONLY PURE MILK.
WOOdIey Dairy II Constructed on
Sanitary Principles.

WoOdley Dairy is the name applied to
the distributing milk plant of Louis Alte-
mus, at 2912 Fourteenth street northwest
Mr.. Altemus established this dairy fifteen
months ago, and during the month of
July has been serving 25O gallons of milk
daily 10 his customers.
The Woodley Dairy was established
from the foundation so as to meet the
requirements of the District health de-
partment as to sanitary regulations. Spe-
cial attention was given to the construc-
ton of the plant for the sanitary cooling
of the product when received. The best
of facilities were installed for washing
bottles and bottling the milk prior TO it's
distribution.
Mr.. Altemus claims for his dairy n per-
feet delivery system. He says the milk
leaves his establishment in a pure condi-
ton, in closely stOppered bottles 1t IS
kept at a low temperature until 1t goes
to the consumer. Mr.. Altemus says his
bottles, wagons, storage place, and bot
ting room have been frequently inspected
by the health Office and without a word
of complaint from that direction. Some
minor changes suggested were cheerfully
made. He says It has been necessary to
enlarge his facilities once OF twice. and
each time occasion was taken to improve
the entire plant and make 1t better than
before
Elsewhere he tells the readers Of The
Washington Herald, in his own way, what
he stands ready to do in the way Of serv-
ing good and pure milk to the residents of
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
CHINESE FLERCING FILIPINOS
New Silver Peso Gives Willy Celes-
tials Harvest.
8IOnEOlian Merchants Decline to
Attributed to Old Money.

The Chinese In the Philippines have
found a great opportunity. in the recent
change In the coinage of the islands, TO
victimize the ignorant natives. and they
have been working II for all II Is worth.
The silver coins have been made a little
lighter than they were before, but their
value has not been changed.
In submitting his report for May, Act
ing Treasurer Barrett says:
The coinage has been received without
question by all classes, except the Chi
nese, who are showing a disposition to
take advantage of the situation in their
dealings with the more ignorant classes
of natives by refusing TO accept the new
peso at the same value as the old peso.
They discount the new pesos from Is to %
per cent and in the provinces as high as
40 per cent"
A law is being framed prohibiting such
discountIng, and circulars are being print
ed in all native dialects and in Chinese,
explaining the causes leading up TO the
coinage changes and notifying FilipinOs
10 beware of Chinese shylOcks.