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The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
Buying Maeti.ss.

The S. F.. Norton Auto company
received a CARLOAD yef motor cycles
one day last week. They sold six of
the machines to the :Swink beet. sugar
factory, which will be used by their
agriculturists, and one to the Colora-
do. Telephone company, which will be
iiastaued 1T Rocky Ford for sthe snse
of the line inspector.-La Junta Trib-
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The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
It's Very True.

The Santa Fe argues that it can't
provide efficient train service is pass
enger rates are cut, to two cents
mile. This seems funny after it has
been providing such excellent train
service for years and at the same
time carrying two-thirds of its pass
engers free.-Garden City Herald.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
Heusewarni.t.

Arransemsnts arc being made for house
war1aitng At lie nsw Presbyterian msnse Friday
e~.ains. the l5ths A program will ISe egsvided
.ls&hsAsjstr~lss..t..sdl vii, ). ssr,d. gtsdmi'-
ass kss<snd, A..s.rne.t is,atie.,,is sas.dsd
s..ssssys.. = sssnd. Astsls,N 4 iQe will
Le made for the rsirsshmsnts and souvenir Of
The ece..;o. given TO evsrytespsa prsse~.. II
.ses...,y III. egrsh salfls sresds sssrisnjt,svsr-
sow meeting. L. everyone plan to b present.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
Coming vety Slow. Anyway.

The advertising propositions being
sent out by the Santa Fe to country
newspapers seem to indicate that the
road :shas secured The services Of ssn
expert patent medicine advertiser, one
of the kind that demands top Of col
umn, next to pure resdsg gnstterIl
and at one-half rates. The Santa Fe
will pay regular rates to the Herald
oriit won'togetFin.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
Thru Early.

The beet sugar campaign in the
state of Michigan was closed in near
ly all of the factories ,ny the 18th OF
January. The campaign has been an
unusually long one and said to have
been profitable to farmer and manu-
fActurer .alike.-Windsor Optimist.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
Will Be Big Lodge.

Organizer Eubank informs US that
the Modern Woodmen will soon mi
tate the largest class in Prowers
county that any order has ever been
able to secure here. About 200 are
now ready and it is expected to have
over 800 names by the time the class
is ready to be initiated. This will
bring the membership of the order
for the county up to the one thousand
. mark.-Lamar. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08

While going up the street W. observed that
White Bss.. w.rs S';ag en- sne.mo~ sIu.;nsrs
in ths;r-rrsat ,saasal- -cissips 4ssls .,of ~;nasr
.seoas. = Thsy ..ar.. nav epaaiss .pp tho early
shipaea.. of thsir large ..eck ot speiaG goods
in usens and ladies' iurnishinsss etc. tlas they
or. putting op shesLehssgshe. lerstofsee eoa-
tanned WINTER soods.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
Great Great /!

1t is claimed that the reason the
Santa Fe time card does not appear
in western papers any more, is due
to the craft having passed resolutions,
the first of the year, to cease publish
ing unreliable matter,-Amity OBJ
server,
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
The Owl Transfer & Storage com

pany is always wide awake for any
thing to do in its line. Prompt at
tention is given to all orders, and
satisfaction is guaranteed in all cases.
We respectfully solicit share of your
patronage and will endeavor to please
you. Residence phone, Red 1853; Of
fee phone, Red So. Headquarters at
The R. w. English Lumber com
pany.
r. S. Merwin,; Prop.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08

T. w. Robson left for the east for
an extended visit last Thursday af-
ternoon.
|. Principal Geo. R. Momyer of the
Granada high school was Holly
visitor last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. McCreery at
tended the stock show and spent sew
eral days in Colorado Springs last
week, returning home the latter part
thereof.
Last week we overlooked the fact
that our genial exmanager of the To-
cal telephone exchange had been
transferred to La Junta, where he is
wire chief
About IS men at the sugar factory
at Lamar struck last week on ac-
count OF one of their number having
this means of no effect they all ap-
Piled for their old jobs and were re-
insta.ed.
The lecture Of Mrs. H. G. Lamson
last Friday night was one of the best
and first of its kind ever delivered in
Holly. 1t was generally attended
notwithstanding the fact that it was
advertised but day in advance.
District Manager ]. A. Kincaid OF
the Colorado Telephone company
was down from La Junta last week.
He also took in Syracuse Sunday
night on account of the fire at the
Harvey house, which threatened to
do serious damage to the Colorado's
lines. II
Miss Henrietta Kelley just quit
teaching in Holly and went immed-
lately to Greeley, where she has Sc
cured a more lucrative position, as
soon as she drew her last months
pay. Monday Miss Dodge of Coates
school was acting as her substitute,
no permanent substitute having been
secured.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08

Thos. Loynd was down from Las
AnirAas last week on business.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08

If you want barrel of water right
quick call up phone Red 81.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08

A Forty Acre Farm is Large Enough
Here.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08
Pert Paragraphs

T. w. Robson left for the east for
an extended visit last Thursday af-
ternoon.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-08

Principal Geo. R. Momyer of the
Granada high school was a Holly
visitor last Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
SUBMITS MONTHLY REPORT.
Seven Tronghs Signal Peak Property
Looks Good to Its Owners.

The officers of the Seven Trouehs
Signal Peak Mining company are in
receipt of a monthly report from Supt.
Frank McIntire in which he says the
paintings obtained in the shaft being
sunk showed good gold values at a
depth OF rs feet and are Improving
with each foot of additional depth.
The shaft is now down IS feet and is
teing sunk on a well defined ledge at a
rate of ! Il feet per shift. The work is
exposing white quartz eight feet wide
The company owns II claims which
We're located by John CeGhOrn In the
carly life OF the camp These claims
PARALLEL those of the Seven Thoughts
Consolidated and are between the
Seven Troughs Cleghorn and the
Eclipse and Therin groups. Tive OF
the claims arc between the FaIrView
aud the Kindergarten and cover the
lava rock from dyke to dyke So en-
thusiastic is Supt McIntire over the
showing that he looks for sensational
developments with each shot The
officers of the Seven Troughs Signal
Peak are w j Robinson. president;
James Chapman vice president j. r.
Hammond. secretary and treasurer.
These with j. Fl. hIoyles Frank Me-
mtlTe, John Cleghorn and w h Nc
Iutire constitute the board OF direc-
NOrg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
RuSH ON AT RAMSEY.
Copper and Gold Ore Find In Conn
stock Creates Big Excitement.

a, H. Mayne arrived from Ramsey
this week where he has been inspecting
the new strife made upon the Ramsey
ComstoCk, Says the Goldheld News
The new strike is the most important
ever made In the district and has set
things or fire In that section. People
are rushing into the camp as u 1t were
an entirely new discovery, and II Is IT.
some respects. for the strike shows that
Ramsey instead OF being II gold camp,
Is likely to tnrn into high grade cop
per PROPOSE ton.
The strike made In the Ramsey Conn
| stock was IN a drift on the second level,
The drift had been Ina sulphide ore.
which Was running well In gold. new
formation came up in the floor OF the
drift. and after a few feet spread across
the full face Of the drift. which Is seven
feet wide. Mi. Wayne brought back 10
Goldfleld large chunks of rock carrying
copper, and upon assaying, found it TO
run 20 per cent copper and $500 in gold.
This was sample of the general run OF
the ore Picked samples ran as high as
$1,000
The ore. when placed alongside OF
Mohawk ore resembled ID so strongly
that a difference could scarcely be de-
teCted. The rock breaks beautifully,
and half ear can be broken with a
single round OF shots
This development was unexpected.
In fact 1t was not supposed that there
was any copper in the suphides, which
Hes Immediately above the new ore
body. but subsequent assay OF the
suIphides disclosed copper In that for
nation also
The shaft is now down 80 feet below
the second level. At the 100 foot point
a crosscut will be run to encounter the
ore body discovered above.
The Ramsey ComstOck is largely
owned In Goldfeld. and there is natrai-
ly great citation among the stockhod-
ers over the recent splendid develop
meuts az their property
kilograms from Ramsey state that
the Low Com stock has also opened up
high grade ore. running s66S 10 the ton,
at the surface depth OF 10 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
STOCKS SHOWED
GOOD STRENGTH
They Opened Dull and Heavy But
Buying Soon Became
Quite Urgent.
MONEY MARKET WAS EASIER,


New York, April 1.-The tone OF the
opening dealings In stocks was dull and
heavy. The active speculative issues as
rule fell fractions from last nights
level and some OF the Inactive issues
made sharp advances Depression In Lon
don had some effect on the dealings here.
Congested buying In Reading gave a
tone TO the entire market and there WAS a
substantial rise from which the priced
dividend paying railroad and Industrial
stocks derived the most benefit. Largo
blocks of Reading changed hands UP 10
lloss gain OF "a. The buying IN the gen
eral list became more urgent when 1t WAS
seen that the realizing sales were not
making any irnpres SION on prices. -
The rush of buying sackened Tor q
time, allowing prices to slip back point
or more for some stocks. IT was then re-
nswed' sweeping prices TO mater ally
higher level The relaxing money mar
kets, reports Of "A settlement OF the wage
dispute on western railroads and int1na
tons OF n strong return OF net earnings
for February by the Hartman Paciflcs
ket, Great Northern preferred rose tlf
Nothern Pacific SA. Illinois Central 81,
Union Pacific ga Amalgamated. ~,
Pennsylvania ass Louisville Il Nashville
lat and the active stocks generally to
jSe Buyers paused to take breath and
prices slipped back slightly before noon-
Bonds were very strong
Operations were resumed ON the long
side OF the market with considerable con-
fldence again and the Hist advanced to a
sim higher level. The Hill stocks we're
a predominant feature. but there WAS also
q rood inquiry for Union Pacific and
Reading. Up to 1 O'Clock Great Northern
rose 6ss, Northern l'acitic 5, Smelling A.
Northwestern 80,
There was a general setback when buy
ing declined, which cost Union Pacific
Reading, St Paul, the Hill stocks and
SIN elting to ~ subsequently Southern
Pacific became the leader OF another rise:
IL jumped ga, but the general market did
not recover very much and was again
running OF at O'Clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence
Kansas City stock Yards, April L.
The cattle market took sharp turn
for the better after Tuesday OF last
week. and ms receipts have been small
each day, prices continue to advance,
including today. Beef steers are 15c
to soc higher including a 10 cents gain
today cows and heHfers have remained
more nearly steady, as they were al
ready at a high point, and did NOT
suffer much during the recent break ON
steers. Fleshy grades OF country cat
tie are ~ to 10 cents lower than week
ago. while light and thin stock cattle
are about steady Supplies from the
range country have been small incIud-
ing some Colorado killing cattle at 81 60
to $500, Montana killers at 81 sS, Colo
RADIO stockers 81 Is, cows s3.5O to So. SIS.
bulls s3.55. or course, these prices do
not represent the full strength of the
market as quality was generally lack
ing In the offerings from the range
Bulk OF corn FED steers are selling to-
day at $3.50 to $50 top Sc. 60, highest
price paid In six weeks. A string of
'13ell" brand heifers, fed In Nebraska.
sold at t4.75 today. With moderate
marketing the situation will likely re-
main strong
Receipts of sheep and lambs are run
ming moderate and the demand good.
market a shade stronger than ween
ago, run 5000 today Colorado fed
lambs sold today at $40 to $3.50, a
few 6o-pound lambs at $T.5o, and
small number OF feeding lambs going
TO the country at s5-I5 to SIPS. M
good to choice ewes have been nclud-
ed for a week, few medium grade CO.
dorado ewes today at $685.. and some
commonish ewes at $3.50, on the feeder
order Yearllnss have been very scarce.
selling today at Sc, so to ss.s5, Some 81
pound Colorados at the latter price,
while wethers have been extremely
scarce, n few today at 1855. Receipts
for March fell a small number below
the receipts of March last year. and
greater shortage is anticipated from
now on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
PRODUCE.


Chicago, April f.--I'he wheat market OPP
ened weak today on general selling which
was based upon vet weather in Illinois
Missouri and the Ohio valley. Gables were
reported lower May opened rsdA to IA
!. lower at 7s5t to 7s% and declined to
pathY with the weakness OF wheat. Trad
ing. was very Light, May opened a shade
to lower at ass to 45H and sold at 45lt
Trade was active in the oats market
ana there was heavy selling OF the May
81 and declined 20 4llsa4ls.
Trade gas almost lireless in the pro
ness was so light that for a time there
was no quotation registered on May pork
May lard opened cents lower at $50! ribs
were down 2is cents at s,s7i5
May pork opened 10 cent slower Mt 10. Is.
Sentiment was hearish all day, The low
was weak wish May down Is0ll AZ 7s1L
Lac. Bour oi nrkst seGae steady n the
May sold as high as 45lkSfi5ss. The close
was steady with May i over at ~.
Cash: wheat---No 2 rod, 7saTsA No 3
oSal5: No. northern. s65%s5; No No. z "S DO,
Stas25si No, spring. 7sdS2-
CoIn-No- 2 -; No >; 4lH94iss
Gnas-N %nsa %ld SS 4 e. July zs
oats--M May, 417Aaf? July. 56gs
PorkMay ana July 1910.
I-ard-May IS; 1uly, s.97s
Ribs-May. se2i5, July, S,77H.
Rye--Cash, 67dS9-
Barley-Godse.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San francisco, April s-Wheat-QuIet
May 1925; cash 49,
Barley Quiet May l1is bid: Dec, Ils1.
cash, Pm
CoTn-steady, large yellow. 135gtiO.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, April Sugar raw, Arm.
FaiT Tennng, sh centrifugal -ss test ass:
Renned-Sready Crushed. 5. 10; powder
ed, $50; grunuIated. 40,
Ccnee-Steady, No. 7 Rio. a: No. 4 San.
tos. g.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, April f.-Close. Wheat.
May d asld; july, 6s "a
The weather I'm England today was flno
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago April .--Cattle-Receipts. S.
go; market stendy TO a shade lower.
Beeves ,25de lc cows an dheifers, H. aG
5.4Ds calves, 5.oOTi7 90: good 10 prime
steers, 5 50lf6.70; poor to medium. "a
sac; stoCkers and feeders, 2,s5Sf6,oC-
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market strong.
Light, 6 65ls. i21s; mixed, 6. sta6-sos heavy.
6-55q6.so; rough, 6,5Saie %; pigs s.od6-7S;
g9sSd to choice heavy s 5soas y, s4.,,,,
Natives, t.25lI6.6e westerns, ,95@e. 80;
yearlings. 6, sta7.ao lambs s-1cGs is: west
erns, c. 2SdiS. ..
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City April -Cattle-Reccipts.
1000; market strong Native steers Goa
$780, native cows and heifers, 2.sOdS 20:
stOckers and feeders, ,, 75GtS.00; bulls, . 81
al. ~ calves s,50{I7.25: western ted
steers, a-2S1l5 10; western fed cows 3.Ood
$50.
IIogs-Recslpts. 5000; to ~ cents high.
en- Heacy- 6jOlt6. ~ hackers, s.50G6-s0,
pigs and lights. 5.TSdse5,
Shaep-Recelpts 1900: market steady.
Muttons, 4-5oas 90: lambs ,251tf %: range
wethers- 5.sta6-eos fed ewes, 5-ooSl6 So
OMAHA.
Omaha, April i.-Cattle-R Receipts. 1890:
market steady. Native steers. 4.ooaS IS:
western steers, 81 a5di5. - Gamers. a.OOT
800. stockers and feeders 5-O0G5 90;
calves, 5.ood1,oo; bulls and stays, 2-s0l4 ~.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market shade
higher. Heavy, s,45a6. 591s: mixed 647ssa
Csc: lights, g. 4jli6 ,5si4 pigs, 8 SOFAS. Is,
Sheep--Reeelpts SOoos market steady.
YeaTlings. s,25G7.OG wethers. 5, 1895 q;
ewes, 5OodS. IS; lambs 7.0oNs.O9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
OTHER DISTRICTS
CONCENTRATES.

chas. scheu is here from Good
Springs, where he is operating several
promising properties Mr. Seheu has
big lot of holdings in the Good
Springs region,
Fred Schrott OF the Lexington Con
cord has had sample from the five
foot vein OF ore just opened at that
property assayed The stuff goes sl2
ounces In silver and l5.7 per cent cop
per. This strike was made close upon
the heels of discovery made by Mr..
Schrott himself The vein has been un.
covered at depth OF 90 feet.
James Breen, prominent mining
man or Butte. and Alfred Frank. one
OF the Heinze experts. are In this civ
IL Is asserted that these men, accom-
panied by Capt. Duncan MacVichie
will leave for the cas- within day
or so, where they Will confer with
Heinze, himself IN regard TO srnelter.
mining and milling propositions now
under consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, April Mooney ON call,
easy. 2is @3 per GENTS ruling and clos.
ing bids, 2A, offered at e1s. Time
loans, very easy. On days, 11a @5 per
cent 90 days, per cent; six months,
5@5T per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, Q
@6t9 per cent
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual
business In bankers bills nd 481.T0 q
4-SJ.I5 for demand. and at iSO.70@
4-SO.7S for 80 day bills; posted rates.
4-S1 @4.st5a and f.S5 q s-S5 t.; conn
mercial bills, $50 Is a I.sOls.
Bar silver, 64ss-
Mexican dollars, 10 So
Government bonds, steady railroad
bonds, very steady,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
GETS GOOD RETURNS.

The Nevada Star Mining company
Of Tuscarora has received returns
from a trial shipment OF ore to Salt
Lake city The high grade ore melted
S4s 40 per ton and the low grade Melted
Sl9 per ton after paying all the
freight aud smelter charges, also charg-
ing for sampling at Salt Lake The
superintendent based his estimates on
an average OF $50 per ton gross or
about s12 per ton net, and the showing
Is very satisfactory, The main work.
ing shaft Is now down over lilo feet and
the superintendent expects TO open up
bonanza ore between 250 and 300 feet,
Shaft No IL down loo feet with "A drift
of t2O feet .--CioIdneld Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the wealth
or bureau for the a hours ending at G
a, m, today
Barometer reading at a m. Is go
inches Temperature at 6 A. M. a.; maxi
mum, 81; minimum, ~; mean a. which Is
degree above normal.
Precipitation for the a hours ending at
A, M. 81 Inch.
Precipitation since the first OF tht
month "a inch, which Is "a inch above
abe normal
Excess in precipitation since Jan. /, e.@
inches.
Relative humidity, 50 per cent
FORECAST TILL i r, NJ. FRIDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city ana
vicinity;
PaTtiy cloudy tonight showers and
warmer Friday.
RI HYATT,
Sectiun Director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

sp gnr companies whose head quarters
are In this s'1ty, occur as follows Utah
Sugar company on Saturday at g p. M.
Snake River Valley Sugar company
on "Wednesday at p. rn. the Idaho
Sugar company the same date at 4 b.
ny. the Western Idaho Sugar COM
pnny the same date ut D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
SALE BROUGHT 100000,


~ II. Lewis, master In chancery ot
the United States court has made a
report OF the sale OF the mines aud OF all
It's appurtenances 10 Judge Marshall.'
The sale was brought on by a suit filed
by Frank En- Bull against the Annie
laurie Mining company and w S, Nc
Cornick. The sale was held at KimbeT-
W Piute county and the property went
10 the Bull Kimberly company for
S22v'O0G- This sum. Master OF Chan
Gerry Lewis reports Is more than enough
10 pay the Annie Lauries debts and
colit OF sale and with all matters
Strengthened work can be carried on as
II has never been before The Annie
Laurie Is dividend payer and one Of
tho biggest gold propositions In the
state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
CAMP wILBERT NOTES.
Recent Snow Storms Have Kept Prop.
critics From Working Full Forces.

Special spondence.
Camp Wfllct Idaho, March a0.-Mr-
Knight, who cut such a prominent fig
ure III the purchase of the Daisy Black
or the Interest of the lessons has just
returned TO Salt Lake. He was here for
the purpose OF outlining the work gen
orally a few men, only viii be put 10
work at the presen; time. number OF
side locations have been made, which
viii enhance the value OF the properey-
The Ohio and Colorado Smelling COM
pany is the purcha sers, Mr.. Knight
and Warnock acting as its agents.
The recent storms have prevented the
Met1a company from keeping as many
men to work on it's property as Ii de-
sired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
CRIPPLE CREEKS OUTPUT.
Big increase Over Ore Tonnage for
February Recorded for March.

Cripple Greek Colo. April f,-The
output for March was s1.297, $50. an in
crease of sI62.0s0 over February The
tonnage for March was 55.sS5 am in
crease OF 1926 tons. This is explained
from the face that the GoldenCycle mill
drew on its reserves and the Portland
Increased Its tonnage LOCO tons De-
spite the fact that the ore hauers were
on strike for a week, and the Mary
Mckinney did not ship for two weeks,
the output shows an increase The fol-
lowing table gives the Individual treat
Inent OF mill and shelter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
BUSINESS NOTES

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the knight Sugar company
or Raymond Canada, was held in this
city ON Tuesday The old board Of az
rectofs was reelected The annual
statement showed tho company to be
I'm n very prosperous condition. and A
dividend OF lB mar cent an ire III 900 O00
capital WAS declared. payable onlarter.
~ during me coming vear THE fac.
sorry at Raymond Turned our nearly
5000, 600 mounds Of sugar ana while
tne eAPe1seS OF operation We're some-
Mhal high a GOOD price was obual ned.
The comnany's land ana cattle depart
n'ehS Were handled very probably
the annual meetings Of the several
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
GETS COOP NEWS.
VIM. Royiance Receives Word of
Strike I'm Swan Hilia Mine

Provo. April 4.-Wm. NJ. Roylance,
who, with Springvflle parties, Is oper-
ating the Swan Htlda Extension in
Lee district Nevada, has received
gratifying NEWS that free gold ore has
been tered in the shaft. now
down about 50 feet An assay is be-
Ing made of the ore. The Lee dis
trIct Is the Nevada section OF the lingo
district the latter being across the line
In California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
REGULAR CALL.

DAILY Judge 200 AT 500
MAY Day, 500 at SEA- $500 at 81 ZOO
nc 33N seller CO.
Nevada nils 1000 at 500, 100 at
Star Con-, 1000 at &c. seller 60; 300 at
Butler Liberal, $500 at 20.
Colombo Mining goo at e,32a.
lngoi 1000 at TO-
Mountain Lake 400 M q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

cns returning TO Anargosa, VIII
henccforth bn ore laden
The Copper Blue shaft OF the Fur
mace Greek Copper company is now
down 400 feet A station was cut at
the 500 foot level. whence crosscuts
WIFI later be rum to the Copper Blue
and Copper Prince veins IL Is eN-
pected that the latter vein will be cut
by the shaft at between 500 and 400
feet vertical depth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
TRArNMAN KILLED In COLLISION

Los Angeles April Alone trainman was
killed and two injured in 4 rear-end COLI
sion in the Santa Fe yards near East
Fourth street and Santa Fe avenue n 8
q clock this morning ard two Santa F-e To-
corotIves were reduced to scraps OF iron
and steel.