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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-04
TIIE RoosEyELr DAM. ARIzoNA,

one u< the worlds greatest dams Will
be tho Roosevelt dam, now being built
across the gorge between the noun
tnins through which runs the Salt
River, In the Apache mountains, rs
miles northeast OF Phoenix, Arizona.
This dam viii be go feet high and will
store more than three times as mucn
water as the Assuan dam on the Nile
1t viii make fertile 272.0OO. acres OF des-
ert
The little town of Roosevelt, with
a population OF 1000 and with electric
lights, churches. schools, etc. will ba
destroyed: II is IN tho valley just above
the dam. But $4,000 people will find
homes and sustennncc on what Is now
cactus and sage-brush.
The government, being unable 10 Sc
ure cement by contract at a sufficiently
low price. built its own cement works,
on the spot, thereby saving an immense
sum. Besides the cement works. there
are saw-mills, refrlgeratng plant,
machine works, electric light plant etc,
all run by means of power canal:
and many miles OF good roads had 10
he constructed and telephone line 10
Phoenix laid In making these itr-
cation works we are initiating our
ancient predecessors the remains Of
whose vast construction are stlll
fouud--Rurnl Californian.
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LISTED STOCKS.
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BUSY DAY ON
MINING EXCHANGE
Tintic Issues Figure in Some
Spirited Trading During
Today's Calls.
COLORADO MOVES UPWARD.
Sells at So so Share and Rcacts--
Crown Point Transfers
Forenoon Sales

This has been busy day for the
busy brokers operating on the floor of
the Salt Lake stock & Mining Elk
change. There was boom market
in evidence and prices scared during
the forenoon call, only to be followed
by reaction which sent some of
them downwards about as rapidly as
they went up.
Colorado started out at $3.50 and
without hitch the stock made it's way
up to $3.50; but was driven back to
sS.25 on the open board. Crown Point
sold as high as "a cents and 1t. too,
closed lower. Uncle Sam Consolidated
sold at 10 cents at the close; while
Black Pack WAS in better form at the
end of the forenoon calls than 1t was at
the beginning. Mountain Lake was
driven down to AZ after having sold as
high as AZ cents and Seven Troughs
ended up with the stock goings at 81
cents.
The interest taken in the listed
stocks prolonged the session and there
was not much time left to devote to
the unlisted list. However. Mason VAL
ley found buyer at S1.121s and Key
stone at 10 cents. The closing quota
lions and sales We're:
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many respects the greatest strike yet
made IN Rawhide is n magnificent dis
covery on the Microrbe Fraction, a
property just acquired by the newly
organized Rawhide Combination Gold
Mines company. headed by Ben d. Luce
of Salt Lake and Los Angeles and sup
ported by Los Angeles and Rawhide
capital. In the north drift in the CO.
foot level at point 20 feet from the
working shaft. the crew of miners in
the Hessler lease last night broke into n
fun face of beautiful quartz that Will
easily break down just as It stands and
will ship at around 5000 a ton. Coursing
the whole lead are numerous stringers
from one to three inches thick that
fairly glisten with free gold and aver
age from $500 to $1,000 n ton. The
Grutts and other big men in camp de-
clare this the most important revela-
ton. depth considered, ever yet made
In the district.
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SUSAN BUSTER
CLAIM At P|OCHE
Simon Bamberger Withdraws
Protest and 1t viii New
Go to Patent.
A COMPROMISE is EFFECTED
Company Pays Protestant Five Hun
drcd Dollars-Titles Nov
Clear.

For the sum Of $500, which hes Been
paid to Simon Bambergei by the man
agement of the Ohio Kentucky Con-
solidated Mining company. the protest
filed last autumn against the issue of
patents to the Susan Buster and AL
berta lode mining claims, has been
withdrawn. This matter out Of the way,
nothing now stands in the way of pa
tents being issued by the government
without any unnecessary delay All
other claims belonging to the Ohio Ken
lucky company, which are located In
the Phoebe. New. district, We're pa
tented some time ago, and are now of
record in the office of the recorder OF
Lincoln county
Mr.. Bamberger is the owner of con-
siderable valuable mining property in
the camp of Phoebe and II appears that
he filed the protest referred to in the
foregoing on the ground that the Black
Prince claim, one of hts possessions
there, overlapped the Alberta claim of
the Ohio Kentucky company; but a
subsequent survey revealed the fact
that the discovery point was upon pa
tented ground belonging TO the Ray
mond & Ely property of the Nevada
Utah Mines & Shelters corporation,
thereby inVnlidating the location.
The claim in conflict with the Susan
Buster was the Nevada. hut investiga-
ton of the records revealed that the
Susan Buster had the best of the argu-
ment by being an older location. How
ever Mr. Bamberger having expended
about $500 in the development of the
ground officials OF the Ohio Kentucky
We're disposed to play fair and offered
10 return to Mr.. BamberSer just what
he was actually out of pocket and the
nrnnnsltion WAS accented.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.


Chicago March -Cattle-Receipts
about 10000; market steady: beevcs $3.50
d6.0o cows and heifers 1,s0d 4.s0: Texans
2.loqi.l5: calves 50O@7. 20: westerns i.VO
95 ,OO stockers and feeders 2.7oq4 so.
Hogs-Receipts about 42o0O. Market
weak. Lights 4.20d4.i5; mixed 425@s so;
heavies i.25a4 .5U rouGhs ESQ 100: pigs
3.50GH,30; bulk OF SALTS I.3594i5.
SHEEP Receipts about 1AN0 Market
steady TO strong. Natives s,25Gt5 60; west
ern 3.30u6.65. yearings 5000 62j: lambs
5.OOo6.O; westerns 5.0Gq690.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March i.-Cattle-R
5000 including 900 southerns. Market
steady to strong. Native steers 45OSr5 so;
native cows and heifers 2.60u5.OO; stock
ers and feeders 3.4OG5.00 bulls .25d4 30;
calves S.50I6.50: western steers 4.25li5 80;
western cows S.2Sad.50.
Hoss-Receipts 1890. Market steady to
cents lower. Bulk of sales 420d4 40;
heavy 4,35gi4. i5: packers f.2OG4.i0. pigs
and lights 3.90qi4.s0.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 Market 10 cents
higher, Muttons 4.60d5.75; lambs 6.i0@
SIS; range wethers 5.00q6.25: fed ewes
OMAHA.
Omaha, March 4.--Cattle-Receipts $500.
Market 10 cents higher. Native steers
4.50d6 90: cows and heifers 2.7544.75
western steers s.5oa5. 90: Texas steers
3. 256i4 49, cows and heifers 2.50fi4 90: can
ners 2.25l3.00: stockers and feeders 2.75d
$50; calves 3,0oa6.75; bulls and stays $50
also.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market STEADY
and stronger Heavy 4.20U4.35: mixed
4.15G4 25 light 4.l0G4 .25 pigs 3.50G 400.
bulk of sales 4.l5a4 %.
Sheep-Receipts $500; market 10 cents
higher. Market steady. Yearlings ) 254
6.1O; wethers 5.ooa6. 5O ewes 4.5Od5 10;
lambs 6.25T6.f5.
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MANAGEMENT oUsrED.
Shareholders of Logan Mining Com
pany Hold Lively Session.

A meeting of shareholders of the
Logan Mining company was held In
Logan yesterday, which resulted in the
ousting Of the management of the mine
and the election OF a board of diree-
tors consisting Of: l.. c. Farr, New
ton Farr, Brigham Larson, II. 5. Lar
son and w. r. Hawkins. l.. 9. Farr
was chosen president and Brigham Lar
son, vice president.
a month or six weeks ago Messrs.
Kimball and Cranney, who held ma
jorlty of the stock counting the proxy
of an absent missionary, voted them
selves, $4,000 for services rendered as
secretary and president respectively.
and levied an assessment 10 pay II.
The other stockholders We're very an
CRY, and litigation seemed certain.
At yesterdays meeting the proxy of
the stakeholder absent ON a mission
was in possession of the other size.
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FIRST BOBBED UP
Then WENT DOWN
Erratic Current in Wall Street
Followed by Very Small
Operations.

New York. March 4.--Insignificant gains
and losses shown by the opening prices
OF stocks left the movement without any
decided current in either direction. OPP
erations were very small. Minneapolis,
81. Paul & Sault Ste Marie fell l.
There was moderate advance In prices
which lifted the majority. OF stocks from
u to q. above yesterdays close, Specu-
latlon became lifeless again at the hish-
er levels but prices held up well, Am
eriean Smelling preferred sageed rs
Light selling carried prices below ltist
night with the decline In Union Pacihc
and Denver & Rio Grande running TO
point and In Canadian Southern Z. Lack
awanna sold at u decline OF 20 and Brook
~ Union Gas .. The market became Writ
ually stagnant at the decline.
Bonds were steady.
Interest In the market decreased stead
lily until there were minutes at a time
when no transactions were registered
on the tickers. The tone seemed a little
firmer.
Some of the low priced stocks were sold
more freely, especially Erie and the
Southern Railway. The market other
wise ruled firm, though exceedingly dull.
Great Northern Ore certificates advanced
2is and Western Union i.
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BOSTON COPPER MARvrr
NEW YORK CURB.

James a. Pollock & Company.
. west Second South street, furnlsh
the following received over their prl-
yate wire this afternoon
Butte * London, MQ1-6: Cumber-
land Ely, ~ q7lA; Giroux Console
dated 81 n y Nevada Consolidated.
Q ~ COX Nevada Utah, 3A m3Y:
Nlplssing, OK 4GM Newhouse, ~ 40
3; Tennessee Copper 27d2S; Utah
Copper 30 = q 2G; Davis DAILY, 4is a
Central * "a ~; Ely Consolidated. ~
a. = Furnace Crock, 23G26 Balalt.
lala, 2@3; Greene q. a $. Com, 4
Qe-le; Mitchell, hQA Montgom.
CRY shoshone. gM@s, Nevada smell-
ing, lN1h silver Queen, 1890 AZ.
silver Lear, Sq9: kins Edward. Y
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
over Mammoth, 500 at AZ,
= tAn % AE

Lower Mammoth, 500 at AZ,
Mammoth, 100 at / 50.
May Day, 400 at "a; 100 at SO y.
Uncle sam Con, 500 at 70 $50 at
So 500 ut 60, buyer 60.
Beck Tunnel, 300 at so; 400 at 81;
1000 Mt 80, seller SO; seller GO; 400 at
SO: 500 at SO, sesller 60; 500 at 50;
seller 60.
Black Jack, 500 at Az 500 at 49,;
100 at 491s; 1000 at so.
Bullock. 1000 at Z.
Colorado, 400 at 3.25; 800 at Leg
400 ut 3.20; 1900 at 3.17h 1900 at
3 20. buyer so; 100 at 3.17h, buyer 80;
900 at S.171a, buyer so; 800 at 3.15;
100 at S.12ia; 100 at 3.15, seller 60; 200
at 3.17Ia, seller 60.
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GoLDFIELD MINERS.
Meeting of Federation Men Last Night
In Nevada Gold Camp.

IFOIIONk SptclHI WHO'D
Goldheld. March 4.--The special
union meeting OF the Western Fedora
ton OF Miners held here last night was
bare OF results. The miners voted
TO accept the Tonopah scale and make
an open camp, but the mine owners
refused to meet their terms, The oper-
concessions.
The striking miners here are in bad
shape. Their treasury liz empty ana
there Is little strike benefit money com
Ing in. Goldheld mines are resuming
under association rules. The Rogers
syndicate and Red Top Cons. Co.. have
started operations with 20 men over
LOO men are now working In the
camp
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NOW orr THE LIsr.

The New York stock exchange has
announced that the quotation has been
discontinued in its unlisted department
of the Balaklala Copper company
stock.
No reason is assigned for this move
but the announcement is made that
the amount of Balaklala stock listed
OF the stock exchange was s. $50 900
AS sc per cent OF the total issue of
stock has been deposited under the plan
whereby the First National Copper
company was to take over the Balak-
lala properties, the stock exchange
considered II Unnecessary to continue
quoting the small per cent OF stock
outstanding.
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ropAY's TEMPERATURES
DE sAUTELLE's SCHEME.
Employment Agent Accused of Vic
timizing Girls Out of Work.

In Justice of the Peace Dana 7.
Smiths court this afternoon an argument
is being made which will result in the
liberty or imprisonment of c. IL. DE
Sautelle, an employment agent on trial
for alleged obtainig money by false
pretenses. The case was heard yesterday
afternoon and Attorney Soren X. Chris
Jensen. representing the defendant, made
a motion to dismiss on the grounds that
the state had failed TO make a case. The
matter was continued until this afternoon
for argument on the motion.
During the hearing OF the case yester-
day afternoon, Irene Bickford testified
against De Sautelle. She said that she
had paid the man $40 for a position as
bookkeeper and that she did not get the
positlons She said that the defendant adj
mitted to her that he had spent the
money. He is charged with obtaining
SO by means OF false pretenses.
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SEVEN TRoUeHs ORE.
Forty Ton En- Route TO Smeltcr Under
Armed Guard.

A dispatch from Vernon, Nevada. via
Lovelock says:
A carload consignment of about 40
tons of shipping ore from the prop
erty of the Seven Troughs Mining
company, commonly known as the Fair
view mine, started to the smelter to-
day, under armed guards. The ship
ment will he stored at Lovelock the
nearest railroad point. until pending
negotiations with the smelters for the
reduction are completed. 1t viii go
either to salt Lake City or Vallejo.
Cal The decision to ship at this time
is due to congestion in the ore house
and drifts in the mine where rock Is
stored.
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MO STRIKE THERE.
Jesse Knight Reports No Change at
Mountain Lake Mine.

Uncle Jesse Knight is in the city
today from Provo on mining business.
Asked about the report circulated so
widely about the streets yesterday to
the effect that Il strike of considerable
consequence had been made in the
Mountain Lake mine, he said:
Il know of no change in the situation
at the Mountain Lake mine, and | be-
lleve our superintendent would let us
know as soon as anyone"
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HAS PLENTY OF FUNDS.
GoldficId Florence Company in Fine
Condition.
pollock Special wire.)

(Pollock Special Wire.)
San Francisco, March 4.-The Florence
Mining company, which has ordered
the payment of its second dividend,
amounting 10 100000, will
still have $250,000 in the
treasury after its disbursement. The
Florence mill will be ready to start in
six weeks and at that time force
of 500 men win be put to work in the
mine Yesterday George Wingfield re-
tired from the directorate of the com
pany. his many other interests demand
Ing his entire attention.
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GoLDFIELD.

GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 2S bid: Col. Mt, 2O@21;
Jumbo Ext. 42m43. Vernal, Z bid;
Pennsylvania, asked; Kendall, 16 ask
ed Booth. 22924, Blue Bull, 1911;
Adams, 546; Silver Pick, 25@26; May
Queen, 0 asked; Nevada Boy. 4g5;
Black Butte Ext. SOD; Blue Bell, so
10; Dixie, 3a4: Goldheld Columbia, 10
asked: Hibernia. 3 bid; st. Ives, SO bid;
Conqueror. 4Q5; Black Rock, bid;
Lone Star. 1O@11; G. Wonder, ask
ed Orc 11a12; Kendall Ext, / bid;
Sandstone Ext. bid; Mayne, SQ4;
Atlanta. 30m31; CT. Bend. 40@41;
Simmerone, 10 asked; Empire, asked;
Red Top Ext, 1904: Florence, a ESQ
4.27h; D'field b, B. Cons. 5000;
Goldfeld Daisy, 1.10@1.121s Comb.
Fraction, 6S@69; Ct. Bend Ext, s@9;
CT Bend Annex, 667; Midtown, 20
asked; b. 3. Bonanza, 1MS; Kewanos,
44m45 Esmerald. asked; Portland,
10Q11 CrackerjaclS, bid F. Mohaw k,
% bid; Red Hills, 29@30: Mohawk
Ext, 4Gl5; L. Dillon. 4m5; Y Tiger
Is asked; Grandma, bid: S. 2. Ext,
103; Y. Rose. bid; Goldfield Con-,
.10@5.12is; Dfeid Triangle, sac;
Coming Nation. 2@4.
CoMsToCK.
ophir, 2. 12h az. Is; Mexican, 81 bid:
Gould & Curry is asked; Con. Va, 5O0
So Savage, 1904; Hale & Norcross.
34035; yellow Jacket, 1.371s asked:
Belcher, 144l5; Confidence, 60 bid
Sierra Nevada, 3s@S9; Exchequer, 10
asked; Union, 4l@42.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 5.25@5. 80; Mon
tana Tonopah. 1901. seq; Tonopah
Extension, 1.00@1 O5; MacNamara, "a
ass; Midway 67@6S:> Tonopah Bel
mont, 1924 al .S5; Tonopah North
Star, 11@12; Ohio Tonopah, 2 asked:
West End Cons. 2S63O Golden An
Choir, 4Qp5: Jim Butler, 34037; Cash
Boy, bid; Home, 2 asked: Montana
Midway Ext asked; Golden Crown.
4 asked.
BULLFROG.
Original, 1904; Bullfrog Mining, 7
Dld; Mont Bullfrog, 1g2; National
Bank, l2ql4; L. Harris, 1Q2 Amethyst,
sos Gold Bar 3bG36; Denver BuIlfrog
Annex. asked; Bonie Clare, 10 asked:
Mayhower Cons, 1876; Montgy. Sho.
Ext. bid; G.. Scepter, 5a6; Nontgy.
MI 10 asked; b. Diamondfield, 4 bid;
liomestake Cons. 40 asked; Y. Girl. 3
asked; Nugget 1913 Tramp Cons, 20
u.s. victor, asked; Sunset, asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons IS bid; Mani. Min. Co.,
2@4; @. Wedge, 3a4; s. Humphrey, 4
as; Dexter 6 bid; Crescent, bid,
Combination, asked; Granny. bid;
Mustang, bid; Cow Boy, 3 asked.
Broneho, ; asked; Pinenut, 4Q5: Min
eral HILL bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. 81 hid; Nevada Hills
2;lO bid; Pittsburg Sil. Peak, / .25 bid.
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BOSTON CURE CLOSE

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Bros, brokers, 100 south Main.
Ahmeek, 52q55; Bing. Cent, hWM ;
Butte Exten.. 1-16@lA; Butte & Lon.
don. 'o@SO; Cum. Ely 7hQ71s; Dom.
Enpper' S.sq24; East Butte 5heD51s;
Majestic, lAG1%; Nevada Utah 39i6t
KS Nipisslng, 6bq64; Kew, Az ash
;. y T., l2&m12$; Black Mountain. AZ
q4; First National Copper, 2Ia3.
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SHORT ON COPPER.


VI UIIUVK STtOIdI W IIU'J
Boston, March 4.-The Financial
News says today: Our Lake cores
pondent wires this morning: Calumet
Il Hecla have practically no copper
on hand here, it going to market to fill
orders almost as fast as smelted. DO
not believe there is much copper ON
hand at Buffalo.
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TIE NEXT DIVIDEND ON
PREFERRED STOCK Utah-Idaho
Sugar Company is by It's articles
OF Incorporation due March 81, 1908.
Amount OF dividend i7is cents per
share, To get this dividend BUY
NOW. We can let you have somo
Of this stock AT ss.s5 per share,
Common stock at sa.95 per share.
a good buy for those who care
less for present income than for
future pront0.
II you wish TO sell either OF
these stocks we take pleasure in
attaining Tor our customers the
hes, market price to be had.
GEORGE M. CANNON COMPANY,
Rooms ds-I8 Templeton Building.
Phone-Ber 81.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 4--Wheat opened active
and strong. Commission houses wsehe'
heavy buyers and prices were up cent
over yesterday within the first 10 minut'
Of trading. Conditions at Liverpool
where the prices were up one pence and
strong northwestern receipts We're the
main factors In this advance. There are
indications, too. that a considerable bull
campaign is about to begin. May opened
hdizc lower to u shade higher at s9a4Q
1.0OH sold up TO LOIS and then reacted
to i.00ss.
There was a big trade in corn and a
strong market
Local receipts were 100 cars less than
of wheat had an effect. May opened
1sGi.c higher at 62%g7s. sold at 62ss and
went up to 631a.
opened u higher at 535s, sold at 53AGA
then advanced to 81.
Provisions were rather quiet and easy,
May. pork opened 10 TO 10 cents at II 80.
opened 5g7ls cents lower at 5.67l7@ $40.
The wheat market showed a tendency
to sag in the last half hour.
May fell off to 20. The close was weak
with may off at 99dh.
In sympathy with wheat the corn mar
ket weakened considerably toward the
with May a shade higher at 627kas4c.
Close-May 99uis: July 9iss; Sept. sils.
oats-May (oldl SLY; May 5lh; July
Pori-May II .s2i2: July 121Tik.
I,ard--May TO: July 1921
Ribs-May 6.62is: July 6.92la.
Rye--Cash $40
Burey-Cash 75ds2.
Timothy-M March 4S5
CloYcr-March 1927
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, March 4-sugar raw firm.
Fair refining 3.37: centrifugal 80 fest
3.S1; molasses sugar 3.l2
Refined steady. Crushed $50; powdered
500: graduated 40.
!. Coffee steady No. Z Rio sac: No. 4
Santos S7sqisc.
BUTTER AND EGGS
New York. March 4-Butter quiet and
unchanged Cheese quiet and unchanged
EGGS. liIm Western flrsts %. seconds
2lhc
Chicago March 4-Butter easy Cream
cries 20fl90; dalries 19d2T
Eggs steady at mark, cases included IS
Il9c.
ADD--Seventy FIVE children--2 col nd
LIVERPOOL WHEAT.
Liverpool, March l.-Ciose-W Wheat
March rs Esd; May rs alsd; July Is SID
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CAR STRIKES WAGON.
Latter is Demolished. No One Hurt So
Far rs Known.

There was a collision late this after
noon on Second East and Fifth South
streets between a steret ear and a de-
livery wagon. According to best oh.
tanned reports no one was hurt. but the
wagon was left at one side of the track
demoralized wreck, The accident
is being investlgated.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office. q. S. weather
bureau, for "a hours ending at a. m.
today
Temperature at a, IN. 40 degrees Max
imum OIL Minimum 80. Mean a, which is
degrees above normal. Total excess
of temperature since the first OF the
month l6 degrees
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since January first 10 degrees.
Precipitation since January first III
inches.
Relative humidity at a. m. rs per
cent.
Utah-Tonight rain or snow, colder
north portion: Thursday rain or snow.
colder. r. j. HYATT.
Snctlnn Dirnninr
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DIVIDEND POSTED.

Boston, March 4.--The directors OF
the Calumet & Hecla Mining company
today declared a quarterly dividend OF
s. II share, as against the last quar-
terly dividend of $40
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UTAH CON. DIVIDEND.

New York. March 1.-The directors of
the Utah Consolidated are due to meet
for dividend action any day now The
directors on March g. 1907, declared
quarterly dividend of IA and extra of
% cents
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THOUGHTFUL MEN

Should not fan 10 read the book
Mormon Philosophy"
by l. A. Wilson. sond 75e for a con,,
TO. F'
pEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street
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r.. NJ. West & Co.. stock brokerA
D. y. Walker Blk Both 'phones of.
nee and residence
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Grown Point. 100 at 30is: 300 AT 80; l.
500 at 30: $500 at rs; 1000 at 21h.
Iron Blossom, 800 at 40.
May Day, 100 at a.
Mt. Lake. 1000 ut 46; 900 at As; 800 at
a; 500 at 43.
Mammoth, 400 at 1856 100 at 1.e0.
Lo Mammoth, 1.200 at As; 300 AT AZ.
Seven Troughs, 500 at SO; 1000 at 3S1a,
3. so; 200 at 32is 1000 at 49,
Sioux Con, 5000 at 16; 500 at l5h.
Uncle Sam, 1000 at 10.
Victor, 500 at s.
Yankee. 500 at 3sIa; 500 at 3s.
RECAPITtJI.ATION
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MAYNARD APPOINTED.

Washington, March 4.-The president
today nominated Lester Maynard Of
California to be consul at Vladivostok,
Siberia.
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