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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
,Sarmpnie Safe"

@r. Ala, @eit-5agette.S trake, 9arl
Sd)miSt, Snbaber. 8iirsbnrser Suf-
bran friidJ am 3apf. Diners, Sompers
a Ia carte. Scben Canning T6enS
Trei-Gonsert. 's"' . (alpriI1,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
Nnr Wcndnnnn.

Tu Y1eu,Fde Gorreipsnbent" nimuti Sn jebeT
Srit gsrtftt auf hber gsrlObuueeH, 5of3riten,
@sburtStage, BuI6rue nub FGbrrnt SBdl5eitsu,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES etc., nit ben Slnmeu Der
MnWricuoen, bic nber beudif geifrisbsu iein
Fontu. Nuh 9eriount.Tuti5eu werbeH geru
aufgeuummeu. lie Giuienber iolfer gerldlie
mil fen aber ibrcu Samsn uuteridretben unb
TOR Wien uidt Uerneftu. ,uu bic GeitIihfstt
Ituhiano - Giraffe Huo SGpSnnmmer.
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Tas
GDtbe Sud-

lit ictt icrtig uno miro, 10 idnea Oie
Expedition Oicicr 3eitlng sic Irbett
belpiItigen fam, Sen 2cicru OeS
,0Cuti6cn GorrciponOentcn" 3ugc.
felt mcrocu. SIS eutbGIt ic6r picIc
intcreiiuntc Soheu rut0 oiel @iiIens'
mcrt6c3. Nodite6eno Elm 9beil oe5
Sn5olt3:
Imcrifnniidc ScimitGttcn, nit 3an'
trntiuncn.
N6cuoitCrnc.
gcucgIidlc Tcittugc.
&unocS : GiniunnOcrnngS . 9cGOroc.
G6rOuif Der SuScsfGle uon ScutidDcn
in Baltimore, 1907.
GuruncrS in Baltimore.
Gbronolu0iidjc &cnnscihcn.
9cmOfrntiidc YrimGrmabl fiirWnDOr
1907.
GbnnaCliidcr GalcnoCr.
GinunnScrcr, @uridriftcn fir.
Sinitcrniiic bcS SabrcS 1908.
WcSrnftagc OcS SabrcS 1908.
8eoidt 5nm SabreSluchiel.
@cicBgrbnngS.@abl in 1907.
@cicblidc ScicrtaGc IN Baltimore.
SnbrcS5citcn : Nnfan0.
SnlcnOarinm fir bas Snbr 1903.
Nnlcnbcr Der SnbcH.
Gnt6uliidlcr Gnlcnocr.
2c0iSlntnr, Siitriftc in Baltimore.
MarnlGnOrr StaatSacictgcbnng.
MOnSmcdICl.
W%urocnitcrnc.
Mnni5ipal. @oblcu 1907.
SbcrsSnnocsgcrid)t.
EnfcI Sam ais GARNER, nit San'
itratiOncu.
Sitcrtn6cnc.
Gplijcirid)ttr gnltimurr's.
Enntcmber. Gage.
Regiitriruna in Baltimore 1907.
SdcriffS.gircan.
Soll nnb !6nbcn, nit Sanftrationcn,
Scnat Der @cictBcbnng BON WarD'
lnno.
StGotcbiloer, nit Sanitrationen.
StGotiidc &criuiliannacn.
StaatS : GinuanoernnaS @iircan.
StaatssG refutip'S camtcn.
StuStratbs. Gumitc'n.
Stnotrntb 1907-t909.
Sfn0tsfSufhm 1JU(.
ltntcrbnns Der @eictacbnng BON Ma'
rDlanS.
&ptnm fir Mnlcibrn.
gUtnm fir Stant2benmtc 1907.
Gutnm fir Wupur 1907.
@a6lprc5inftc Scr Stnot.
@abloiitriftc Der Staot.
&ie cine 3eitnug critebt, init Gin.
itratiOnen.
MISUNDERSTANDING &nlcnocr.
abIebcn. - SEER Sarrie Sob
rirn III nm Oien1tnn i'm irinrr Wnhs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
Ser SbGtcr acfaft.

Aer gte9er NoDll NSoneS, Deldet
oringenO ocr6Gdtig lit, elm mn
ncnnbarc5 &cr6red)cn an 5roll
Vtory 9ltggD ~begonBen 81 boben,
in 9aritom O%crbaitct. - Soll &c.
itdnOig icin.
Ger Ncgcr, wclder, pie gcitern i'm
nGcutIden Gorreiponoentcn" berih.
tct, 6ron MarD 9uggp in Oeren
@o6nung in Wount Sarnlonp, Sal
pertsGountn peraepoItigte, iiet be-
rcit8 biuter SHIoB uno GiegeI. Ger
ielbe beiBt Sobn 8. Sonc8, alias &or,
ton uno lit ctmo % Sabre oft. IS
mar nadl alien Dem Sbutorte benad.
bartcn Srti0aftcn cine genauc Be
i6rcibltng 0e5 Neger$ gelieicrt, sic
81 letncr &crboitlung in Sem ctluo
2R WciIcn BON Erince 6re0erid
qelc9cncn 9orItom fii6rtc. 8egcl
Nbeno fam Elm g}egcr, ollf sen oos
Signalcmcnt Ser 0eD6r0e pnBtc, in
Sen 2o0en BON 6ront SoroeItp BORT.
iclbit un0 eriuhtc bieicn, inn einen
Gbed, ouf 6rau Morp 9u8gp 5obI.
bar 1Cnlodt, eiu5ul0ien, inOem er oll'
CAB, baB icne 6rot 9uggp feline
Sbneiter iei. 0er aoltfmonn i6llg
0oS griuhen oeS NcgerS ob, morouf
oieier itf SIT Dem 2ooen bon 3od
Hobinion bcgab ltno bier iein 9lnlic.
gen micoerbolte. Sr. No6inion iobte
iofort 8cr0oft, bebielt oen Gbed Dor
l0uiig bel iid, obne Oem Neger ooS
8elo 81 gebclt, ltnO IcBte Iih telepbos
Mid nit Oem S6eriif III Erince 6rc.
0erid m G%erbin0ung. "a oicier nidt
81 Sauie mar, muroe Sr. Hobinion
eriudt, ielbit sic 6tIhrabme oes Ser
rGdttgcn 81 benirfen, mas er aud
nit Silfe bon Srn. 8ercp 9open
tbat. Der Ncgcr, ser injpiiAen FORT
gegangen mar, mllr0e bon Sen geioet
in elmer na6c geIegenen Ncgermob.
nltng nngctroficn ul0 BORT Derboitet,
obne 0nB er irgcno lpcl6e 8i0erieb'
lihfeit 5eigte. t@r bate nod OoS
Gicro bel lid, ouf oem or icite 8lltf)t
rad Ser 2lusfiibrung ocS 8erbredctS
bclucrfItcQigte. @r mrr0e Damn nn6
Grincc 6reOcrid tronsportirt mo
bier 0em StnntSanmnlt s. Sronf
Gorran iiberliefcrt, melfcr i'm %ioiort
in'S @cfGn9niB i6oiien lieB.
Die Neuigfeit BON ser 6eitnobmt
NeS Sbanobuben pcrbreitete lid) pie
Elm 2nltifciler III Ser gorSen @egeno,
obluobl oie Yoli5ci 2les that, I'M
GicieLbe gcbeim 81 balten. Gic Or
6%ittcrnng Ser 9eoolfcrung lit begreif'
liHcr @eiie ouBerorOentlih groB,
un0 es mirO beiiird)tet, ooB Sic Sc
ididte Ser 2pndgeridte in Warslato
nm eil,en nelicn 6nl bereidert lperoe.
Nad elmer AeuBerltng bes StaotSs
anpnItS Earran beabIidtIgt Die BE
horde, ben @eiangenen nnh Dem BAL
%tirnorc StootgniGngniB iiberiiibreu
SIT luiien, nm bier ieine Scrbanolung
i'm Woi-5ermiu oeS areiSgerihts ob.
sltnarten. Giner ipGtereu Gepeide
5uioI0c ioQ ser NcQer geitern ein Dol,
les @eItGnoniB obgelegt baben. @r
lit Elm @r.Str6iling pon Noro.Garo'
lima.
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$4,000 Seueri6ooe II.

g Sent Of er II It ii +
unGS 9un0". - @eItern Iben0
murbcn sic 9comtcnmoblcn Ger bieii-
gen 9iitrifte bc5 yGeuti6en Inter.
itiibungS @un0e5" our6 Die GrmGbs
lung ser 9eomten Scr nodltebcnoen
GiItritte sum abidluB gcbrod)t: 50
llmtbio.G iitrift 9tr. 50" in Spalm'3
&nle. Nr. 927, Norb-@ oenItr.: YrGii-
bent Is. 4. Sperr, &ire-E rGiioent s.
%. Sriiiel, Sefrct1r SSobn Berger,
S6obmciiter IS. :. Sinfer, Siibrer
@m. Hoiltenbcrg, Nuiieber 0npib
Sonien SruiteeS s. DC. Slot, Is. 9.
Carr nno Is. q. Shiainger; yGruio-
Sill iitrift Nr. Ia, &ereinSlofal
SouiS Sonlelmann'S Sole, ode bon
Woniument. uno @olieItraBe: GrGii-
bent SulillS Woacr, IiceprGIiocnt 9.
Sdrnei0er, SefretGr i. G. SHREDDER.
S6obmeiIter ". s. EreIler, Siibrer
6ranf Sdmiot, Iufie6er Sobn Pip
pib, SriitceS Wifoel 9aumonn, Hi.
dorb 9enier, ireo. Selfemeier. 9ieie
9eoJIten nur0en ourh 0iItriftS. De.
putp 2ouiS s. Sanielmann inItoQirt.
an Baltimore uno @db f.
ington. = Die nele .6omcett
Sbcotcr Co." bie o%Gllbougb'S Sbeo.
fer" in Baltimore gcmietbet bat, mill
ailt cin Sbeater in Waibinatou mic.
then lnO obpedielno bier uno in ser
@unoeSsSanptitaOt @oritelungen ae.
ben.
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@enSeler's Sutcl, 400 Galucrt.,
Gfc Wmlbcrrp-Str Glesantc Sdlai.
simmer, makisc Trciic. @abl5eiten
at jcSer Sascs5cit. McgnlGrc Diners.
Jeinitc 8etranfe nnb Giaarren.
Gisentbiimcr @alter u. @cnbclcr.
(20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30


Scrr ENGLAND gemublt.-
Scrr Charles ENGLAND lit sum RrGiis
oenten Der SonoelStommcr an Stellc
ocS 5liriidtretenoen Serrn @londaro
Ronooa ermGblt moroen. gice-ErGii.
bent Charles =. @ludburn, SefretGr
Scnrp ". @rotb, SiiIfsiefretdr SoS.
9. Seiiong nno ser gorIibenoe ocS
Grefutip- GomiteS Sobn $. @ilbeu
lurroen mieoergeip0blt. SS. s. 3,
RihurOs, q. &. Sioebotbom uno Hi.
doro G.ySells liub 81 WtitgIieOern oeS
Greflltiu.Gomite crIp1blt norocn.
Sr. GngIonb nor in 1894 ulo 1895
GrGiioent Der Organization uno bat
itcts an allen oiientlihcn 9eitre6un.
gen regen Intbeil genommer. 'Gr
mar 8rGlibent Der nNtntional Seu-
8eienihoft" unb 5lueimol ErGiibent
Der ,Nationolen Observation-Disclosures.
ieaifuft". ST lit ooS Senior-Mfit.
glieo Der @etrcioebanolung bon Gbas.
gnglono II. So. iino Witglieo Der glb.
questionable ommiilion.
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Mbam Sbit,

CIR. 511, @cit 2erington .Strakc,
cmpiicblt iein Eager in &bein- anb
Wuiclueineu fir bic Jeiertase.
(gpriI1T. SoMgo9o,1S
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S6tffsfarten

bon uno na6 europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Hefp.9orf. aaiiite ooer 3lpiihen.
oed. @ehiel, auslGnoiibes @elb,
Greoitbricie uno @eloienoungen.
Sbep. s. 9icner e ST.,
Nr. I'll, Cit-yaltimore- Strakc.
d.
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Gas 81 9 d)"

Gas 81 . 1T d.. - 3ie
Baltimore Gun" iogt: rnGer &o-
lcnOer oeS nGeutihcn Correspondent,
ten, bctonnt ais y0oS Hot6e Bud.
lit iocben eridiencn. Gie neite gus-
gabe ii6crfliigelt feline GorgGnger in
monher Sinlift. aliBcr Dem iibli.
hen &olenourilum cnt1dIt eS pieIe
%lpcrtbpoac ltn0 intcrciionte Snformos
tionen. Goruntcr 9eridte iiber oie
StootSmobL cine elite Der itQotiihen
9camtcn uno Witglic6er oeS Staot.
rotbS.~
Cine meme Organization II,
melde inter Dem Nomen %.ltnabbGn.
giger @irtbe . Sfub.S erein" in ser
nGditen 3ufunft incorporirt miro,
mur0e IN ciner Seriommlung bon
Sotelleuten uno @irt6en, lpclhe i'm
90rienoeb1uoe an Der GuItom!Souic-
Iucnuc unb @oteritraBe itattfono,
ms 2eben gerufen. @irt6e, ipelde
ibrc @ci6Gfte nonit6noig nno6bdugig
fiibren ltno Sic Sonntagsgeiebe ltreng
befoGgcn, perben ais Witglieoer auf-
genommcr. Tie folgenben geamten
luuroen cripdblt: Grdiioent Sames 5.
O'GonneG, .Tr1iioent Bruno
Moment6p, Sefretdr s. q. Sobns,
Shabmciiter %. SO. @an5born; Gi-
reftoren: 1. Yinfnep @eit, Sobn
Nieberboier, @. 8. Wc2augblin,
Sbomas IcGonaIS unb 5. CHARLES
Neier.
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llntcr6nltnnaS @coluciicr.

ltnterlnltungS @c9luciicr.
,@Iaoemir" rGbe Erince chap.
,Albaugh'e," - Sbe 5riiO M}re. SUtnfon. "
,,@anct0" - .Qoubon Bellies.
,,SIdneh's" - -Ibe Sutlulus Gbrttinas".
"Soro's" - .1bc Nlau Of toe Sour.
,Dontoan" ~ Ibc N0O NTH the Doodle,
,,@uoiturtum" - .LbC Nouenmouuers".
bile.
,Nrw Muuumrutnl" - Oriental Go8b Gors
ncr Gtrla".
,3pu," gurthsNUeune uno Gnf.Strnbe -
TdaIid Eoriienuupc1 o~reiiirter miller Gbiere.
NuHoclbiIoer uUo Noufdubfabreu.
9ubiu'e, 0l-IO 6ftsSnIttmores StrnRt -
Observation-Disclosures NIB beipealthe Wtloer.
,Sbc 29i5nro," Ycrtuaton., nnbc 6bartec'Str.
@unbcIhtlocr: oSuS Neben uno Setoen
Gbriiii".
she Amulca," Wr. 225, Nprb.Gutnm. ctr. -
gEuuoclbIloCr; Sic Eutitonstpiele".
,YHriC." - philadelphia Srdelier. Winltu9,
9. NCbruar.
5eBucs gca6ooG .9lccital" - Sreiiaa, ben 81.
CuUudr. 1tabmitiuQs 4 ubr.
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S9eo. $. 9tener & 60.

Geuti6es unS anberes ousIanoi.
ihes @eIo sefauft uno perfauft.
8eloienbunsen belorgt nad Geutid).
LAMB, Seitreid, &ublano II. I. 10.
@edliel aiiseeitellt alif ausIdnoiihe
ganfen. Greoitbriefe uno 9raoelers
CHEQUES.
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6anse 1umilic lit erbenSscfabr,

-
Widuel WcQaugbIin'S @irtbidoit oil
Der GoIumbio.A penlte 5ur friibett
MorgcnItunoe Ourf cine 6euerS.
brutlit ~beingciud)t. Sicr ger,
ionen aus Dem brennenoen Sc.
bGloe gcrettet.
Bel elmer 6c%ucrSbruuit, melhe &C.
tern NiorQcn friib in ser &irtbiboit
bon 9rn. U}ihocl Uic2nugblim Nr.
1914, @eitGrob.S troBc, mlabradL
plrOcn bier Gcrionen Dor cinen
q~ltoluoucn GrItidmg3to0c gerettet.
Sri. Gillian Eeniton bon 9ir. 1910,
StodbolmaS trubc, entbedte. ais lie
fur5 Dor 3 ltbr an Dem &o1Ie oorbei
glng, oen 6elteridein IN Der 8irtb.
I6ait, Sic elite 10 raid tie lire 6iibe
traaen fonnten nod Dem Spribens
bans 9}r. 10 an Der Columbia 9lue.,
nube EoppletonaS troBc, non no aus
elm Nlarn etngeian0t mur6e. guS
Die 6ClIernebr nuf Der 0ronoItGtte
erihien, lag 0ie 6omiliC OeS Sru.
WtcSalgblin INNER nod IN ticiem
SdIlmmer. Grit Oa3 26uten Der
@loten ser TeuGrupporote uno Der
0urd sic Scuerncbrlelttc neruriafte
Sarm ipcdte iic oui. Nu9 0ic S6mer.
%be0rGn0tcn Die Gntocdlulg modten,
oaB 0n2 Selter in ibrem ciQenCn
9alllc mar, pcriuften lie, MIR ip1r.
lid getlei0et, no6 llnten 3u c%ntflic-
ben, Inn6en icOoh, oaB ibncn scr
NltsGong Ourd oie 6Inmmcu a60e.
ldnttten NOR. Sn ser 3uii6en5eit
batte Die S%ellcrpebr 9eitern auige.
Itcllt uno sic bier Snioiicn mur0en
gerettet uno bel Hndboren unter0c-
brodt. Wfit qlSnabme BON 1Sralt
UfcSollgblin, mel6e geitern an bod
gro0iger Nerpoiit0t lit, nobm feincS
Scr 6omilienmitglieber Sdoocn BET
Ser 8eucrsbrunit.
Die @rnnOuria6c fonntc nidt Qe.
nan crmittcIt iuer0eri ood miro an.
Genommen, bob ooS Serer ourd) eli.
men clcttrii6cn 2citunqSornbt binter
Dem @uffet oeruriod)t muroe. Ger
onGcri6tete S6oocu betrGot $4,000
unO lit oltrd &eriiderurtg geOedt.
GuS 8ebGuoe lit Gigcntbum ser
n@ottlicb . @nuerni6mi0t StrallS .
9roltzGompo1nie".
$4,000 Seueri6o0en.
9ei 6cm 9ron0c, mcldcr am Glen.
tag in Sen Stoaunacn ser HSoneS
& 2natb Company, Gde bon Sutton.
uto Eenniplponio. 9lpenle, ouSbrndl
mlroen Die Tfer0e nllr nit fnoppcr
Moth gcrcttet. Scr ourd Seler un0
@olier ongertd)tcte Sduoen lit be.
OeutenO bober, oils 3uerIt ongenont-
men mur0e, inoent 0cricl6c bon Ser
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as 9ic @ierteliabres -Geriomm.
lung Deg nSelen.T nrmit1oter.Ser.
ems" Tinbet 0icnltag, ben 4.Scbrltar,
in Der SoIle oes Gereins, Nr. 1922,
SitYratt.S traBe, itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
Sucbrn cine friid)c Scubnng int
purtirtcr &iclcr Siiflinsc crbaltcn.
3u babru bel 9onis s. Hettbrcg, Nr.
224, Npro.Gntaiuitrafe. 600

-" GoS critic Stiftungsfeit oeS
o@Gder.@ eionepercins" miro ndhlten
Somitog in oSobn Ibfs Salle," Tr,
40S. Sets criugton. Strabc, g%eieiert
merben. gs miro eine omiiionte Ni-
faire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-06
PRODUCE.

Chicago July e-The wheat market
was active and strong at the start to-
day on good general demand prompted
by an unexpected advance of more than
one pence at Liverpool, additional rain In
Nebraska, and the bullish character OF
the Ohio state crop report, which show
ed deterioration of 10 per cent over the
previous month in crop conditions. Part
of the early gain was lost later on prof
it-taling. September opened u a u to "a
az y higher at ssh to ssh, and sold off
to SfTs.
There was an active demand for corn
by commission houses and the receipts
were small This fact together with the
bulge in wheat gave a strong tone to
the early market. September opened u az
q TO q 0% higher at az TO 72Ss and
held within that range.
The market for oats was strong along
with other grains. There was fairly good
trade in September, but other deliveries
were quiet. September opened la@ Z.
to y q x higher Mt ilh to ilai and held
within that range.
Provisions particularly pork. showed
strength and activity. a to l0c. advance
in the price of hogs being the principal
influence in the market. September pork
opened l0c. higher at 1875 and sold up
TO 1880. Lard started ~ q I1ac. higher
al 9.5O9l9,5, and sold at $50, RIBS We're
2iec. higher at S.TA, and sold up to
Wheat-Later the tone became extreme
~ bulliSh and continued 30 until the
close. me HlEn punt ny tlN
September delivery was S9Fs and the
close was strong at Si4 q S92s, net
gain of Il.
Corn--September advanced to 73ls with
increasing strength shown by the mar
ket on the upturu in wheat and closed
strong at 1875 Gt731s :, gain of 1 q
Close-Wheat--Iuly $3.50; Sept, ssh a
S9as; Dec. 90M.
corn-July. a; sept 737s; to 7Sh; Dec,
oSats-Juiy old, 1875 July, asa; Sept,
42i4; Dec. 427S a &C.
Porlt-July. 1856; Sept. 15.s2h; Oct,
Lard-July. s.i2ia; Sept 952's oct.
RibsEJuiy. SO: Sept, 2.s5; Oct, S.a2is
Rarley-Cash. 62W70; July. 20.
Rye-Cash. 75176,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July 6-Sugar, raw. steady
Fair refining. a,S9q3,92i centrifugal a5
test. 4s9Gi,42; molasses sugar 3.6iG
refined Steady Crushed. Clio; powder
ed. $50: granulated, $40.
Coffee-ouiet No. Z Rio 6ss; No. 4
Santos, Ss&
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ers, 2.25as.5o; stockers and feeders
a.ooG6.s5; bulls, 2.I5a4.bo; calves S.oom
5.25 western steers i.5og'.5o; Western
COWS. 9.%as.75
Hogs Receipts. 1000; market 80 loc,
higher. Bulk OF sales, 629d6.3 heavy,
s0ms 40; packers and butchers. 500
s. 80: lights. 6.iO46.35, pigs. 4.50n6.Oo
sheep--Receipts. 5'oO' market JIG oo.
higher. Muttons. s.50n4.5o lambs. t,15@
$50; range wethers. 3.eoG 70; fed
ewes. a.25 fI4.oo.
OMAHA.
south Omaha, July 6-cattle- Receipts,
li6O0. market 10I10c. higher Native
steers, i.50m7.i5, cows and heifers, 800
6b.S; western steers. 3.50as6.lb; Texas
steers 5.oom5.l5; range COWS and heif-
ers. o T5mt.50; Gamers, 2.oO@2.2o; stock
ers and feeders 2.00G5.00. calves, ASA
5,75: bulls and stays. 2.7sm5o
Hogs-Receipts, 2So0; market i0c high
err. Heavies, 6.17Mm6.22ie; mixed. 6l5m
6.17is; lights, eio@e17h; pigs, $500 500;
bulk. 615d6tT N.
Sheep-Receipts LOO; market 1od t5c.
higher Yearlings, 425 40: wethers, 3.76
ml25: ewes. s.ooda0O; lambs 5.oo@6.J0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-06
Made Inspection Of Alta Property
In Company With Share
holder Ed Loose.
CONDITION ON SIX HUNDRED
Good showing of Developed ore There
--Rcsuit of Recent As
snys.

William Hatfield. the Provo mining
operator Is in the city today after hav-
ing visited the Albion mine at Alta
which has been placed on the active
list again.
II made the trip with Ed. Loose
who is large shareholder" said MI.
Hatfield. after trying for two years 10
get him to 70 with me. He mas seen
the Albion and has expressed himseit
as being very well satisfied. so ! guess
ii will not he so difficult to get MN
out in the future"
Following this statement, Mr.. Hat
field drew forth a, certificate of assay
on two lots Of ore which he had test
ed last week One of them represent
ed the product Of the iigs recently in
stalled at the mine and the returns
showed values of A ounces in silver.
80 per cent lead, and $3.50 In gold
while the crude ore went 90 ounces
in silver, Al per cent lo'd, and SO in
gold.
Mr. Hatfield says developments on
the 600-foot level have been of a most
encouraging character and that from
three to tive feet of good commercial
ore has been exposed there.
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
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WILL SELL.

49,.
with the average cost of the same
treatment in the mills of the Lake
region of 25 cents per ton.
To adapt this mill to methods in
successful use In the treatment of sim
mar ore IN the various mining states,
considerable length Of time besides
very eonsiderahle cost. ana wonld
iieeessashH lhlerie,e Wi'n 'i nv. 80.
tlons oi tne sShIIcate III a.S ~, t.ao ~,
w uis.rlou.e tne s'die nllipns 'ne ,tna
ss.,ng pubic, anu as ,,,. G,u 10 ~, tnat
80. ~ pb .Ttt, a,,a, ,eforrnat,on
nossihlo ,,mtr o,,er s,,cb distribution
oo,,id ~, IT. aefn,,ad decided IN accent
~ ,l,.,ne Sssa,''S ~ a.,nn,e ar hroxers
~ he svnJicate conscioms that / was
receiving m,,ch less than the merits
Of tho nronertv tistifv hut more than
any possible value. measured by pre-
sent methods If operation.
,,l,,r,
DID MAJ FAM IOii y re
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PARK CITY NEWS.
Work to Be Resumed shortly at Wild
flower Propcrty-Other News.

Tom Watson announces that he has
again commenced operations at the
Mckinley claims in the tunnel and that
work will now be continued indefin-
itely. says the Park City Record. Good
news is expected from the prospect
when the ledge is cut.
There is considerable Silver King
Coalition stock being purchased by
Park City people these days. a great
deal more than the stock board shows
Jas. McGregor, the well-known min
ing man who has made history in this
camp, spent Wednesday among his
old friends and "diggings." The gem
tleman Is not at present taking any
very active part in mining, though he
is still much interested in our numer-
Gus properties and their possibilities.
President Whitehill of the Wild
fiswer company Is making an effort to
complete arrangements whereby ii will
be possible for him to resume work
again at this property. Considerable
work has already been done on the
ground and the showing made is so
encouraging that those Interested are
loath TO let II remain idle.
A party of local people. Julius
Franklin, Joe Langford, r. II Waters
and several others. have formed com
bine to work the old Glory property
in Big Cottonwood district. near the
Queen Bess and Giles ground. Pros
poets are certainly very promising. for
assays from groupings show SO ounces
silver, with lead and copper values
1t Is n mineral bearing country over In
that locality and in the opinion of ex-
perts many mines will be uncovered
there and The Record hopes that Old
Glory will be one of them.
Another of the camps properties
went into commission Wednesday when
the Keystone In Thaynes' canyon made
n nOisa like business and thorouph do
velopment work and prospecting The
preliminary steps In reopening this
property consisted for the main part
In getting coal and supplies to the mine
and when this had been accomplished,
the machinery was set in operation.
WIN. Dunbar has charge of the work
The shaft work at the mine will he
abandoned for the present and all ef-
fort will be concentrated in the pushing
of the tunnel
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. July -Cattle-Receipts about
ll5O0 market i0c. higher. Beeves, i.I5W
SOS; Texans, 2.40fl6.30; Westerns. 4.50p
COWS and heIfers, 24O@635: calves. 40
m6.55
Hogs Receipts about 5000; market )
a l0c, higher Light, 6.o5@6.c7is: mixed.
aI5G6.Fi heavy, 6l5a6.75; rough g. 5@
$40. good to- choice heavy, 6.40G6.75;
rough. els G6.40; good to choice heavy,
6.I0GiG.I5; pigs, i.Sa5.9o: bulk of sales,
6.45m6.60
sheep Receipts about 1900; market 5
To 10c higher. Natives. 2.75M4 .75; west
erns. 215Ti.75. warnings 4.506i q. so:
lambs ,00dl6,7 20; westerns, 4.00@6.7o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July -Cattle-Receipts.
6.0O0 Including 1000 southernss Srket
Toe higher Native steers, 5.006i %
southern steers. 3.50GG.O0; southern
COWS 3.25d4O0; native cows and heif-
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Lone Star. 6@7: q. Wonder, 2 asked;
ORC. s0t0: Kendall Ext. asked: Sand
storm Ext. l bid: Mayne | bid; At
lanta, 16G1s; Great Bend. 26G21, EN-
pire, bid; Red Top Ext, 5 bid; Flor
ence. 3.0ThI310; Diamondneld II. b.
Con, 1917; Goldneld Daisy, s0dsi;
Combination Fraction. 6l@6s, Great
Bend Ext. 6dT; Great Bend Annex.
bid; Midtown, bid; b b. Bonanza.
i@2 Kewanos, 25I2s; Esmeralda, 2
asked: Crackerjnck, i6Gp5' F. Mohawk.
Is bid: Red Hills, is bid Mohawk. Ext.
2 bid; L. Dillon l bid; Y. Tiger, Z bid;
$685. Diamondfield Triangle, 3d4; Old
Gold. 1q2.
BULLFRoG.
Original 1G2: Bulfrog Mining. 30l:
Mont. Bullfrog. / asked l.. Harris,
asked; Gold Bar. 3G4; Bonnie Glare.
bid: Maynower Cons, bid; Mont
gomery Sho Ext. l asked G. Scepter,
lg2; Montgy Mi. 5@s Homestake
Cons. So bid; Tramp Cons. t4@16,
MANHATTAN
Mani. Min. Co. asked; G. Wedge.
bid, S. Humphrey, bid; Dexter, 4d
3; Combination, l asked; Mustang 4
asked: Broncho / bid: Pinenut. las;
Rawhide Regent. 70 asked: Rawhide
Burro. asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. 10 asked Pittsburg
Sill Peak. 1.07h@1. 10; Round Min.
16G90; Eagles Nest, 10 bid. Alice of
Wonder, 1 asked; Original Rawhide,
bid.
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BINeHAMs BIG OUTPUT.

The month Of June says the Bingham
Bulletin, has been u record breaker IN
respect to tonnage and the local rail
road was forced to step lively ana think
quickly In order 10 handle the thou
sands of tons of ore which the local
properties shipped during the month.
The Utah Copper, following ont their
program just tore things up at their
open cut and underground workings.
This company alone shipped on an aV-
erage of l15 cars a day. Trainload af-
ter tralnload OF this porphyIy which by
the way, contained higher values In
copper than was usual, were sent over
the high line To the Garfield plant. and
the record viii be equaed, II Is said by
the OF, ials, this month.
The Boston Con. has been digging
away ana sent regular shipments Of
about 30 cars a day To their MN AT
Garfield. The ore ran very high In COP
per from the porphyry and The sulphide
ore shipped was also OF excellent quail
ity,
In spite OF the fact that the American
smelling 81 Refining company was uu
able To handle the tonnage ot the Utah
Con, this property has been sending
over the tram the regular tonnage ~
from 500 Ia LOCO tons day The mine
rs In excellent shape aud the manage
ment declares that II the smelter could
handle u the TONNAGE would be in
creased materially al any time