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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-04
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago June 4.Wheat opened weak
because OF profit taking sales and als
because OF a decline of more than |
pence at Liverpool The weather In the
southwest has opened and the Ohio state
report showing betterment in the CON
dltion of the crop In that state by 2
points was also n bearish Influence. July
wheat opened Is to Il az lower Mt
90ls TO 9O9s to 81, and sold NJ 90ls u
902s.
The corn market Vas weak because of
improved weather In the corn belt aud
lower cables. July corn opened y 70
u to ss9la lower at 6sh to 6a% aud
The oats market was easy in sym
pathy with wheat and corn. Trading
was very dun. July oats opened Is
to = higher at 4iM TO i'h and sold
Provisions were STEADY because of
firm prices for live hogs July lard
was UNCHANGED TO IA higher At ~ .
Pork was 2il lower at 13.72M,
Wheat-General selling prevailed
throughout the greater part OF the day
and prices declined more than &c, from
was $50. The close was weak wish
July on 2h at s9M
Corn-The break In wheat Offset corn,
and IL was weak throughout the session
The low point for July was 6sM, Tho
close was weak with July OF 1@1is
at 6S7h.
Wheat--Juuo 90; July S0b (;
Sept. SG& a 8Gh; Dec S7H.
corn--July Gs7A Sept. 81. Dec, ~
Oats--July old 1873 July AK sept
Pork-July tS.67la Sept 10 99lh
I,ard-July S5Ns@S. o.; SEPT 40.
Ribs-July 7 As; sept 7,67ts @7,7O
Rye--Cash rs.
Barlcy--Cash 52W62.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicaso, June s-ButtoI-St steady
Creameries, 1898; dalriea, l7W@l
Eggs--steady Firsts, a.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. June i.--Sugar, raw,
steady Fair refining. Q Sc; centrifugal
90 test, 30, molssses sugar 5.tl
Renned--Steady Crushed, b'iOi pow
dared, s 50; granulated, 40,
Coffee-Quiet No, 7 Rio, bA No. q
SantoA. So.
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ANOTHER WILD
EXCHANGE SESSION
------------------------------
Sioux Consolidated Made Steady
Gains During Today's
Early Calls.
HEAVY SALES ARE REPORTED
Utah Con. of Tintic In sympathetic
Moycmcnt--Ohio Copper
Higher.

Sioux Consolidated sold at Sc cents
today and that price was being bid
for it when the caller declared the early
session of the mining exchange at an
end shortly before noon. 1t will be n
wonder, indeed. If a failure or two does
not result from the excitement which
has prevailed during the past few days
over this Tintic stock. 1t was reported
during the day that certain brokerage
firms have allowed themselves to get OH
the short side of the market and unless
q break comes soon, there Is no telling
what will happen
There is undoubtedly some concerted
manipulation going on and someone Is
going to be the loser by IT. The pub
lie is buying a good deal of stock at
these high prices and foods of orders
have come from the Tintc camps, whila
Utah county holders are said to have
practically sold out. But definite in
formation Is difficult to get. Sioux
consolidated opened on sale at SO ana
climbed steadily to the high point with
out q serious hesitation of any kind.
Utah Consolidated, acting in SYM
patty. rose from IL to 22 cents. Colo
RADIO went from 1916 to s3.s71a Crown
Point sold as high as 80 cents. whilo
Wabash fell from S1.05 to Sc cents.
The only sales Of unlisteds were Ohin
Copper at $2.65 and Prince Consolidated
at S1.10.
The closing quotations and sales
We're.
FORENOON CALL.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Adventure, 2AQh; Arcadian, 3h@4;
Allouez, 27h ao2Sls; Atlantic. 16m a I:
arizona, i13s@ls; bingham Con, son
20; Boston Con. 1lA @12h: Butte
Coalition. ~ @7s: Calumet & ARIZONA,
1O6mlOSj Calumet & Hecla, 7b@77;
Centennial, 28I241a: Con. Mercur 40
@il; Copper Range, 72A a Is; DAILY
CRANKY, 9Sk 4t0O; Greene Cananea.
99s a u Holvetia,2S rs a 70 ; Isle Royale.
1874 N 10, La Salle14A a y Mass. "a N y
Mexican Con, SO a6; Michigan, S x
az; Mohawk. $50 4 Nevada Con,
ia " North Butte. 65 Y a old
Dominion, 35h @36. Osceola, 30 40
90; Parrot. ak a y. quincy. S5Qs7:
Rhode Island, ga y Shannon 13Ts
M14; Santa Fe / y 6f2; Tamarack SIS a
81; Trinity. 1917 @l4; United Copper.
Ia -; U, $. Smelling. 37k Gas; r.
$. Smelling. (pfd) ~ Gag: Utah
Cons 4lG vi Victoria, 59s a u
Winona, Ga V Wyandote. 97@H
Wolverine, 133a135
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AT THE IRON BLOSSOM.
What j. William Knight Has to say
About 1t

J. William Knight was in the city
today from Provo on one of his Ocoay-
sional business trips and was an inter
ested spectator during the forenoon
session of the mining exchange
Regarding the strike made a few days
ago ir the Iron Blossom mine, Mr..
Knight stated that the find consisted
of assure of copper ore on the 500
foot level which was encountered about
40 feet from the shaft, while cross-cut-
ting to the contact.
II don't know whether this fissure
will amount to anything or not" said
MIR. knight. we have simply passed
through II and left it alone for the
time being and are headed on towards
the contact where we may get some
ore. The indications on the upper lev
els at the contact were so favorable
that we are led to believe that good
results may be expected at depth. How
ever, that is to be demonstrated"
Assays of ore from the fissure refer
red to. Mr.. Knight says. showed cop
per values of IA per cent.
Work is going on very satisfactorily
at the Uintah Treasure Hill at Park
City but 1t has been deemed necessary
to install a compressor plant and Mr.
knight will shortly place an order for
this equipment.
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LATE LOCALS.

Bank CIcarings Today's local
bank clearings amounted to $685.
739.0S as against sl,00l, 451.06 for
the same day last year,
Honor Danish Holiday-The Dan
ish people of Salt Lake and vicinity
will gather ut Wandamere tomorrow
to celebrate the Danish national hol-
iday. The program will begin at
D. m.
state Board 10 Mcet-The state
board of education will meet in the
office of Supt. A. c, Nelson in the
joint building. tomorrow at 10 o'clock
to wind up the business of the past
school year and consider plans for
the next
Special Invitation--The stake Off
GERS and teachers of Religion classes
are invited to attend the reception to
be given this evening in the Odeon
hall. as well as the Church school
teachers and their partners. All the
meetings and exercises are designed
for both classes of workers mentions
ed.
toyIance Imrpoycs-rhe condition
of Thomas Roylance, a SpringVille
contractor. Is reported to be favorable
today. He had both legs severed by
an engine Yesterday morning mt
Bingham. and was brought on a spe-
cial train to St Marks hospital. 1t
is believed that Mr., Roylance will re-
cover. Notwithstanding the serious
ness of his case.
Did Not Lose I,ing--It has develop
ed that ed Mccoy, sporting man
who complained to the police ycster-
day morning that he lost a $1,000
diamond ring at the Salt Palace Tues
day night, did not lose the ring at
all. A friend fearing he would lose
tho valuable ring took II from him
and kept 1t until Mccoy was sober,
whereupon he returned the article.
New Canal Company-The Farms
worth Canal & Reservoir company of
Lake city. Wasatch county, filed Its
articles Of Incorporation in the office
of the secretary OF state today. The
company is capitalized at $500 dl-
vided into shares of the value of 81
each Its purpose TX to build and
purchase and own and conduct canals,
reservoirs, irrigation systems, etc, in
Wasatch county, and It's officers are
as follows. Oscar wilkins, president:
ID. 3. Farnsworth, vice president; and
j. A. Young, secretary and treasur-
er.
Seeks John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Shannon, who is in charge of the Of
fee of Chief Pitt. received a letter
this morning from Mra. Hannah Nc
Carter OF 2515 Harlan street, Phila-
delphla, asking the authorities here
TO assist In locating her son John
MeCarter whom she has not seen for
40 years. Mrs McCsrter says that
she last heard Of her son In 1884
and that az that time he was In WASH
ington. She does not give any de-
scription OF the man, but from her
letter, II is evident she is most any
mus Ia locnto him
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Stock.
CONCENTRATES.

George Gunn has planned to leave for
the Pacific coast this evening and viii
be absent several weeks.
Il. G. Iidder of the Mason city town
site company returned yesterday from
a trip to the Yerington copper country.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday We're: Crude ore
and concentrate, 10000; base bullion,
$4,000.
A. j. BEETLES, mill manager of the
Newhouse mines, and Mrs. Betles'
have returned from a trip to Canada
after an absence of about two weeks.
Louis d. Gordon has returned from a
trip to California and Nevada he
expects to leave in a few days for the
Gold Circle district where he has ac-
quired extensive interests
The independent Smelling company
of Ogden is making overtures to the
district for ores. This company VIII
also secure copper ores from Montana
and Nevada.
The Nevada Superior Mines conf
pany has filed an amendment to its ar
ticles of incorporation with the county
clerk permitting meetings of the com
pany to be held outside of the state
or elsewhere as the directors may de-
eide.
General Manager George w. Lam
bourne of the Daily Judge says there IS
no truth to the report circulated
through the medium of certain eastern
papers that his company contemplates
becoming a, party to the merger OF
number of Park city mines.
A special meeting of shareholders OF
the Cardiff Mining company is sched-
uled to take place tomorrow at which
reports of officials will be heard and
new board of directors elected. The
Cardiff mining property is located in
Big Cottonwood canyon, just over the
divide from Alta.
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GRAND CENTRAL
AGAIN ON TOP
Clerk of District Court Issues
Execution Against Mann
moth Company.
LATTER's ATTORNEY BLAMED
May BE the End OF Years of Costly
Litigation Over Timic
Mines.

Because an attorney representing the
interests of the Mammoth Mining
company procrastinated, the Grand
central Mining company has succeed
ed In getting the clerk of the district
court at Nephi TO issue an execution
against the former to insure the coll
lection of s157,967.97. Sometime ago. a
Judgment was entered up against the
Mammoth company for the sum stated
as the net result of the many years of
h.lsation carried on by the two Unite
corporations. Some are Of the opinion
mat because OF the negligence of its
iegaI advisor at critical moment that
the Mammoth company has surrender
ca IT'S rights and that there will be no
other recourse than to pay off the
amount of the judgment and thereby
settle the matter permanently
President Samuel Mcintyre is not so
sure of that. however and Is still in
a Fighting mood. II seems that when
the last award was made to the Grand
central, which has had the best of IL
almost from the very beginning of the
trouble. the Mammoth company was
granted until June / to file bond and
notice OF appeal, and also granted a
stay of execution until that date The
notice OF appeal not having been filed.
attorneys for the plaintiff took ad-
vantage of the situation and the execu-
ton was placed In the hands OF the
sheriff of Juab county late yesterday
afternoon.
President Mcintyre said today that
the notice OF appeal and band were pre-
pared and a check made out for n sum
sufficient TO meet the court fees The
matter was then left to the attorney he
says for attention. The latter, when
his attention was called to the derelic
ton by President Mcintyre today. de
clared that everything was all right
and that the notice of appeal would
yet be made.
The Juab sheriff had not been heard
from by any of the Mammoth officials
at noon today.
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IN AMERICAN FORK.
Had Weather Has IIindered Mining
Operations There.

Although the inclement weather of
late has been somewhat of a hindrance,
development and prospecting work IS
being pushed forwards with consider
able vigor I'm American Fork canyon.
II Is understood that the Tying broth
ers have succeeded in getting an extern
sion of time on their lease in the Millar
mine, and that they will work harder
than ever during the summer and nut
umn months. The ryngs have over
10000 sacks OF ore stored at American
Fork for shipment to the United states
smelter at Bingham Junction .ps
soon as it resumes operations
again. Taking the present price
of lead and silver for basis
the value OF the product Is said 10 aver
age close 90 $3.50 per sack. At the mne
has been broken more than enough TO
make up 1000 sacks, the grade being
about the same as that at the railroa
station More men have been given
employment AT the American Console
dated company's mine where consider
able good ore has been found lately.
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LIVESTOCK.
CIIlcAGo.

Chicago, June 4.-cattle-Receipts
about $500, market strong. Beeves, 4 30
a so; Texans, 1. 1901 50; Westerns
65@6. 90; stockers and feeders ? 500
calves. 4 IS ~ 6 70.
Hogs-Recelpts about $4,000; market
steady. Lights. 5. 100 so: mixed, . Is
a6 SO; heavy . .O5D5 52ls, rough, 5 O5
heavy, D 20d5. 50 Y bulk of sales, .. 40
as 80.
Sheep-Receipts about 1900: mar
ket weak TO lOc. lower Natives. 3 40@
4.60@5. So lambs 00q 10; westerns,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Mo. June 4.-Cattle--
Receipts, 1000, including 1000 south
erns market strong to 1Uc. higher Ma
tive steers . 25q .35; do cows and
heiters, 500 6 90, stockers and feed"-
ers, 3 DOC b 80; bulls 70 q o. %; calves,
3 1895. 10; western steers, 3 .009 ZOOS
western cows, 8 rs q 3. 20,
Aogs-Receipts, 5000. market weak
to DC. lower Bulk OF sales . 20p 3 .lo'
heavy, 5 .35 a 3 40; packers and BUTCH
crs, .20a5. 40; lights, . 104 . 50; pigs,
4.0O@4.5O.
sheep Receipts, 5000. market steady.
Nations .O0M4 90; lambs . .00q5. 70,
range wethers, 3.75a4 80; fed ewes,
''-o@ 80 OMAHA.
Omaha, June 4.-Cattle- Receipts, L.
400; market 10@ 15c higher. Native
steers, 5.0o47.S0; cows and hcifers,
25@6 25: western steers. 5000. 30;
Texans, 00a so; range cows and
heifers, .. 75l 50; Gamers, 2 5043. 80.
stockers and feeders, ) 90 n 3. 2b; calves,
8 1905 20; bulls ad stays, > 1898. %,
Hogs-Recelpts 10000 market shade
stronger. Heavy. 5.22ta al .35; lights,
lisa %; pigs. i.25u 90; bulk of
sales, 5.221s n 25.
Sheep-Receipts $500; market strong
to lOc. lower Yearlings 50@5. 90;
wethers SOFAS so; ewes, 4.00M4, 10;
lambs, 5.75d6.40
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PAYMENTS FOR BULLION.
Government VIII Have New system
In Vogue Soon.

Washington. June Beginning June
10 next, payments for bullion deposit cd
at the mlnts and assay offices of the
United States will be made In coin or
bars or by check of the local sub
treasury or L. S depository bank In the
city In which the mint or assay office
Is locatde. as may be desired by the de-
position.
The great accumulation of gold coin
and the congested condition OF the vault
space at the disposal of the govern
ment renders this course necessary in
stead of the practise which mas pre-
vailed for several years past Of giving
depos'tors at western mints and assay
offices eastern exchange in payment for
deposits of gold bullion
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NEVADA FILES
incorporation of Road Completed
VIII Bring Twin Falls Five Hun
dred Miles Nearer Pacific Coast.

Articles of incorporation of the Idaho
X Nevada Railroad company were filed
n few days ago with the secretary of
state OF Idaho. Work was Started on
the company's grade at the FIRST Of the
week and when the line is finally cons
pleted it will connect Twin Falls. l,aho
with Wells Nevada officials Of the
new corporation are: President II. l..
HOLSTER OF Chicago; vice preSiu,Lt, |.
r. Perrine Twin Fails; secretary, r.
Nj. McCollum, Twin Falls; treasurer. {
b. HURT, Boise. These with Attorney
s. II Hays of Twin Falls comprise he
board of directors.
a temporary capital stock was named
i'm the sum OF s225, 600. IT is explained
\ this is a temporary capital stock. only.
As the companys plans advance stocR
viii be Increased
THE Projected LINE.
The company intends building rail.
road from Twin Falls II Wels. Ills.
lance of ia miles Provisions were
made In the articles of Incorporation
for either steam or electricity az mo-
tive power and the read will he stand
ard gage, The survey crosses the sal
mon river area in Idaho. which the
present week saw opened for settle
ment. The survey runs Wllhn TWO
miles OF Contact near the copper
camps OF northern nevada. one tunnel
Will be built on the Inc and that viii
be 100 feet long and on the line near
Contact.
Wells, Nevada Is n station on both
Southern AND Western Pacifcs, TO the
Idaho line will have excellent western
connections there. Eighteen mile
west of Wells the Idaho-Nevada wlll
connect with the Nevada southern, thus
gel ting north and south connections
INTO the heart of the Sage Brush state.
BY the construction of the line, Twin
Falls viii be 800 miles nearer the coast
and eventually will do the same thins
for Boise as connections will be made
with another electric line to be built
UP the North side Twin Falls tract
and on to Boise across the Snake rive ,
by means of a suspended bridge Just
below Shoshone Falls.
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1T is SELF-EVIDENT'

TO those fully Informed why
during the past few months It
has been wise 20 buy and UNI
fortunate 10 have 10 sell PRE-
FERRED STOCK IN UTAH
IDAHO SUGAR COMPANY. In
elk months the stock has IN
creased In market value over
10 ner cent and stockholders have
also received tho regular quar-
terly dividends OF III cents
per share. CPar value Of shares
Is 500
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
THIS STOCK. DO not sell
share unless your Giroum-
stances compel YOU TO sell In
such event write or call upon
us and we will get for you the
lair market price the day Your
order reaches us,
GEORGE i N CANNON 90.
h5hms Jl2-5is Temple Building.
Phone Ben ".
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RnGrLAR AFTERNooN SALES.
Beck Tunnel, $500 at 12ls.

Beck Tunnel, $500 at 12ls
Black Jack, 200 at 81: / 900 at So; 100
Mt 66: 500 MT Sc. buyer go.
Bullock, 500 at 121s: 500 Mt 49,
Crown Point, 1900 at ~; $500 at
Indian Queen. 1900 at 9; 1000 at 81.
buyer 80,
Iron Blossom. 500 Mt 10; 500 at
LIE; 200 at / .o5; 500 at l.10. seller
90: 100 at 1;O7ls. seller go; 500 at
Mt /. 20, buyer so; 200 at l 20.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 4s: 100 at
AN.
500 at 72. buyer 60.
Nevada Fairview. I 900 at 3.
Nevada Hills 900 at 05
Now York. 1883 at 1911 1000 at 10
sioux Con 600 at 81; 1,5OO at So;
100 at Sc; 1000 at So
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REGULAR cALL sALEs.
Beck Tunnel, 1900 at 1.to,

Beck Tunnel, 100 at ITO.
Black Jack 900 Mt o.; 20 at s5
Bullock. $500 at Il.
carsa, 500 at 20, 500 at 23is; 1900
at "a.
Colorado 100 at a.75, seller So 100 at
sSoi 200 at sS2h; 200 at ass: 100 at
3,Sils, seller So
Crown Point, 500 at 20: 5000 at 81. a.
90 at 49, 1000 AT 30; ] 600 at 2SI, 900
at 2lis; 500 AT 2S, buyer so; 900 at 26ls.
Iron Blossom. 200 at IS; 500 at 100.
1000 at l.O2is, buyer 80; 200 at 90.
Lover Mammoth, 100 AZ A
May Day, 500 AT As; 500 Mt 44ts,
80. '''''
Nevada Hills, 200 at 2O7Ik.
New York 500 at II.
Silver Shield. LOO at 10; 900 al If,
buyer co.
Sioux Con. 500 at GO: 500 at 81. 100 al
50; 500 at n, 700 at re; 1900 nj "a: 100
Mt ~; 100 al rs; 100 at 10, 1l.15O at so:
1000 at ST. $500 at 81.
South Swansea. $500 at 81.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. june i.--Close Monev
Gu call easy. 1 y ut iM ruling ro,e
I y and closing bid I "a; offered ~
Time loans easy and more active.
go days I: y per cent: 30 days. y per
cent: SIX months 81 al q per cent.
Primo mercantile paper 3ts al per
cent
Sterling exchange easy, with act.
nal business in bankers bills nj 1876. ~
ut iS1 For demand. ana at 1925 Mt
1880 for go day bills; commercial
bills, 1861.
Bar silver. 525s
Mexican dollars. nc.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds heavy
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DOWN IN GEORGIA.
People I,alIoiing TO See IL Hoke Smith
Shall be Governor.

Atlanta, Ga, june 4--Today In overv
county In Georgia ballots are being cast
IN the Democratic primary 10 decide
whether GOV Hoko Smith shall return
To the state capital next January or
whether former Railroad commivsions-
James NJ. Brown win become governor
eance, although In six OF the II congress
siona districts Of Georgia, there are
oOntests among Democrats FOR the
nomlnation for Congress
The weather throughout George Is
ideal following the heaViest registration
ever made In the state.
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1h@i%. Ely Central. 5odl.oo: Ely Con-,
a-i6mh: Furnace Creek, 1915 Boston
Con, ii&ai2h; Yukon. 5Md4; Miami,
6MSis Greene q. g. $. com, hmb-16.
Mitchell asdhi Montgomery shoshonc,
's@i5-l6. Nevada Smelling. 1hMlhi
Silver Queen. 1dlh; silver Lent, 1S@i5;
King Edward, 1-l609-i6. Foster Cobalt,
60mG5: Cobalt Central 30isMSl; McKin-
ley Darragh, 6SG7b; Tintic Mining, 3h
@3% Gibraltar, sal; Salt Lake Copper,
lax asked; N. Butte Ext, lhGs-l6;
Penna. Wyo. S4n37
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wlro this afternoon
Butte 4 London. 4Oq45; Cumberland
Ely, 7AWs; GirouX Consolidated, 3Hm
SA. Nevada Consolidated. liM@l9: Ne,
yada Utah, Sls@S 0-l6. Nipisslng. "a
7&; Newhouse, 6A M67 Tepnossea
Copper s6A GS67s; Utah Copper so4 ID
SOFA First National Copper. 2kG2h
Davis DAILY, 2hd3; Dominion Copper,
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BOY KILLED IN SUGAR CITY.
Special to the ..News.o)

Sugar City, Idaho, June "A 10-year-
old boy named Ralph Johns, son of
Walter NJ. Johns, who came here from
Ogden. was killed this morning by be-
ing dragged by a horse. The animal
was one that was supposed to be en-
tirely gentle. but it became frightened
in some way. and the boy being entang-
led in a rope, which he had tied to the
horses neck. was dragged a consider
able distance. The exact details are
not known. but the boys was dead when
found.
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AT THE DAILY WEST.
Especial TO the News, y

Park City. June 4.-There are now so
men on the pay rolls of the DAILY West
Mining company II is said the man
asement Will gradually give employ
ment to more, Conditions are steadily
improving and the number of idle per
sons in the camp is therefore on the
decrease
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ophir. 2.7O@ $50; Mexican. coz
So; Gould 6 Curry, 70 asked Con.
Va. $3.50 Savage. 37639 Hale &
Norcross. 80 asked: yellow Jacket, 10
a Il; Belcher, S2I3$; Confidence. IS
bid; Sierra Nevada, 25@27; Excheq-
uer. 20@22; Union. u bid; Chollar,
$ asked; Crown Point, 35 bid; B. b.,
49Ib0; Bullion IL asked
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Osceola Gravel company is now ar
ranging to work the rich placer beds
with hydraulic giants and to wash the
gravel away with giant streams forced
through the pipes with fearful velocity
by large reservoir on Mount Whit
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BOSTON CURE CLOSE.

Ahmeek, 7OG75; Butte & London. 4Ou
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