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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctoneers,
6l2 r 81. n. ".
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LEADING REPAIR SHOPS
Window Cleaning.

Window Cleaning.
WINDOW CLEANING as an art We know
how Windows. houses and Offices cleaned
LEON J.. CALHOON, Acme Window Clean
ing Co., 1906 7 n. ". Phone Main 7l6s
ly3-g0t
DENTISTRY.
ALVEOLAR TEETH-Palnless. lasting. won
derfully ufenke. bridEswork or plates IN
necessary. painless hlling. DR.. J. l. VII
son. l2o5 =. jy2-u
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q q. SLOAN s. Co. auotiOneers. 1907 q
ct n w Will sell July Il. 1909, all goods
stored with NJ II. HOLLYWOOD, sth and x
ats. n W, IN the names OF Y. L. Crawford,
4 Arnold, B. Carter. Mrs. Wilmer OF Bates.
1yi5-5t
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
OF Washington and It's Suburbs
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
APARTMENTS TO IET-
Furnished or UNFINISHED

APARTMENTS in all sections of the city
from TO rooms each; rents from SO TO SO:
we can suit you kA-SRICk x METCALF,
1920 New York ave. lylI-3t
FOR RENT-3345 NJ s.. y. w, VERY De
SIBABLE APARTMENT Of rooms and
bath, rear porch and yars. gas range, will be
papeTed TO suit tenant
THE i. Il. SMITH COMPANY,
140S New York Avenue. jy9-6t
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BICYCLES
wORKINGMAN'S WANTS.

WORKINGMEN-Wh What do you think Of the
general outlook IN the shape of a clear saw
ing OF a s. note IL can be done, see ms for a
tallor-made slightly used suit at S. 10 $40.
and have a good time with the wife and
baby one price only. J-STHS OLD
STAND. 6l9 - \. W IL
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

nd others, without security; easy payments
ofices IN S3 principal citiess saws yourself
money by getting my terms drst- d. n.
TOLNAN. Room 900. $50 9Th at NV des-u
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FLOOR OIL.

KEEP YOUR FLOOR clean, use Hunter
Sanitary Dust Killing Floor OIL; the best ana
60c gallon delivered. Phone Main
6458. ONCE, ll3 Pa ave; good for your fur
nitures Try IT, 3yl3-7t
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Hair Tonic.

Roe's rum and quinine hair tonic for dandrun
snd falling hair sc ard soc bottles. kER-
Root PHARMACY. eth and L N ".
uny24-sot
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Physical Culture.

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural
non-surgicsI; cloth bound. 400 page book free.
ABBY by mail, SIC Colorado Buildings tree
lecture for women Tuesday at .. n.
ial3-u
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PALbEISTS.
SPIRITUALISM
ICE CREAM

not be disappointed II you order
icious ice cream. 90 and 50 cents
business established 1883. COZ ~,
hone n. 9ss. 1yi-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-A OK your furniture for shipping;
art pay, odd pieces o. furniture
card. JAMES KIRK. Tuxedo
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Hair Dressing and Manicuring.

PROPERLY MANICURED NAILS give ones
fingers that desired tapeTing effect. ManiCUT-
ing As I do 10 IS a hno art 2bc for summer
months. MRS. DODGE, Room I, 5z7 ION
apl2-tf
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STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely IRE
proof storage. moving, packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. 4Is-420 10Th St n.
\, W Main 422s jezs-tt
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.. 1920 ST. y. ".
n you Will inspect this warehouse aud note
the cleanliness and manner OF storing fur
nituFe feel certain OF your patronage
!, 600 rooms. IndesLructtble. Carpets cleaned
Moth proof storage. Estimates furnished.
ap2l-90J
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms, 500 per month I'D.
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO. SCORE r St n. ". Ja7-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
CONCENTRATES

Georgo II. Dt-u. general manager of
tho Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines
company IS ga the city today.
s. NJ Levy left last evening FOR
California, where he intends 90 make
an inspection OF q number OF properties
before returning.
Reports from the cast Of the demand
for quicksilver are such that many
Utah people are on the lookout for
properties carrying this mineral I'm mar
ketable quantities. AT present Utah
has 30 quicksilver mines.
Directors OF the Buffalo Consolidated
property have authorized President
samuel J. Pollock 20 let a contract 10
drive the tunnel 90 intercept the ore
body. which Is believed 10 be $50 to
800 feet beyond the present face OF
the tunnel, which is In COO feet.
During a trip to the coast. w. s. Nc
Cornick stopped of at the Black Hole
property az Chafey. New on hts re-
turn yesterday he declared that he was
more than pleased with the showing
In shat country. The mine he declared
was far larger than he expected 20 see
and he showing Of orc was far better
than be had anticipated.
C.. p. spittan director and general
manager of the Nevada Victor Mining
company operating IN the old Crescent
mining camp, viii soon list It's stock
on the local mining exchange ass wen
a.. in New York and san Francisco. Mr..
Spi;tall Is in Salt Lake TO arrange Cor
the disposal OF 5000 tons Of high grade
ore from the property
According T. A. C. Burritt. manager
Of tho Ohlna and Nil Dcsperandum
properties. activity o. increasing IN tho
Bl8vkhorse and Osceola mining dis
tricts. Nevada Arrangements. be as
Serts, are being made for the erection OF
q mill on the Ohana property and
contract has already been let for the
construction Of a Acton mill for the
Amalsamated Nevada mine.
Articles of incorporation for the sill
vcrhOrn Mining company. which viii
exploit q number OF claims IN the Star
district. Beaver county. filed articles OF
Incorporation yesterday. The company
is capitalized at 100000 with shares at
10 cents each Tho officers are Claude
W Freed, presidents r. W. Wilson, vico
president; IT, Barnett secretary and
treasurer: Hugh and Robert b. Tarbct,
additional directors.
The Sunbeam Consolidated Gold
Mines company Of salt Lake City has
filed articles OF Incorporation. Il Is
capitalized at $4,000, with shares at
81 each. Tho company Win exploit
Idaho property The officers are J.. T..
Palmer. president. IT, A. Smith. Vice
PRECEDENT, j. O. FricE, secretary ana
treasurer. The officers with g.. S. Price.
II. DowdalL T W. Butler and a. T..
Caniicld compose the directorate.
Articles of Incorporation were flied
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BuckIeys Find Shipping Grade in
Mountains East Of
Provo.
ASSAYS ARE HIGH IN LEAD
Tuuc standard FILES suit Against
SphuCllWon and
Others.
Especial to the "News.)

t,..,.. kr,u 1--Tb, DurtIays and
., v..
oihefe interested WIN '''' ''
Garden city Mining company ale very
much oncauraccd over the condition OF
-.....,
ih" property ''i7'''H "- SIN ''''''' ''''
Co great amount 90 work has been
done. Tho main tunnel u.s. now in $50
t..t and , ,.i,,. d., b.ipg snrk from
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NORTH BUTTE IS DHEAKNG.
Boston Firm Said to Have Liquidatcd
Fully $4,000 shares.

The following report relative 10 the
condition OF North Butte stock was re-
celved over Pollock's private wire from
Boston this morning.
The decline in North Butte 90 66ii on
heavy transactions has considerably
disturbed the copper fraternity and the
commission houses are making eager
inquiries as 10 the cause. For several
weeks observing brokers have declared
that North Butte has not acted right"
II has been under pressure for some
time and "a Congress street commission
house rs credited with the liquidation
Of fully 1900 shares during the last
three or four weeks
In view OF the fact that copper metal
conditions are depressed. the manage
mcut may have decided 20 contract
somewhat the volume of output.and this
would necessarily endangcr the present
rate of dividend of 81 per quarter the
last dividend at this rate having been
declared Feb. Is. Another feature Of
North Butte situation is the fact that
forthcoming annual report by reason
OF the shutdown In the early part Of
1908 viii not make % very lauering
exhibit and also the fact that the CONF
pany IS short of working capital
The decline in the shares while 70
brought out some liquidation was as
sisted by manlpulative tactics and ef-
forts were made in some cases TO make
quotations as low as possible Very
little real stock came out az the low
prices
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MARKET IRREGULAR
CHIEFLY SELLING

Ncw York. Aprn i5-Tho coalers cone
tinuoa 90 hold o. conspicuous place in
tne openine doalngs in Stoke There
wcro running sales OF $500 shares of
Reading nt tuH and 1873 compared with
1lWt llst night
Central of New Jersey rose 4is and
Delaware g. Hudson and Chesapeake a.
ohio g. Tho rapldity of the advance of
enc coai stocks aroused some misCivings
and there was liberal selling at other
rolnte. which eventually stoned tho rise
in fn. coolers Reading second pre-
D.frcl Jumped e points to i0H. the hrst
preferred 3. ord the common US, Union
Bag preferred 2is, American lAn.ced pio-
fofrcd Ontario q Western, Norfolk Is
Western southern Railway preferred
and pistllcrs Seeuriucs y Some OF
tho active stocks slrgcd to below ycs-
frrd5v.s nnal prIcca. Denver n Rio
Gfpudo preferred and American SmoltinC
gave way :. and g. Loua-southWestcrn
Under cover OF another squirt from
Reading there was quito ureeut selling
which carried the whole li1t OF SHARPE
lV Losses were established iu CONSOLE
I8tcl Gas of 3is, Delaware a hudson ..
American Ice 1a. Northern Pacific H..
Great Northern preferred and Denver 81
Rio Grnndc ia.. ana Missouri Pacific,
New York Central Atlantic Coast Line.
Colorado Fuel western Union IcQplo q
Gae. American Cotton OIL aud virginia.
Carolina Chemical I. Tho market rallied
later when Southern Railway rose and
tho preferred rs.
Bcnds were irregular
Heavy selling of I-adinW commenced
ufter ~ o'clock which wiped out its
forenoon advance. but tho reaction iu
the general 1895 halted nbouc tho pro-
vious low point a subsequent keen de-
mand for Erie and National Lead caus-
od . slight rally. National Lead improv-
Cd pa London Island Us and Erie !.
500 Limo dropped 1ia.
Tho market closed active and irrecu-
lar. Prices hardened IN the late dealings
ON tho disposition of the bears Co cover.
but Reading aud Union Pacific yielded
gain and unsettled the advance.
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STRINGS ORE IN ApvocArE.
Gold Mountain Property Encounters
Ore in Face Of 500 Foot Tunnel.

Joseph n Nelson came down from
Gold Mountain yesterday bringing
with him samples OF what is likely %
prove the greatest strike made on Gold
Mountain for years. The ore is OF the
rich blue sulphidc kind that makes
every Gold Mountain miner cry out
eureka" as soon as the pick turns o.
into view. This strike is thrice well
come and made more important because
coming OF q time whom Gold Mountain
hae Go au extent fallen !nto disreputc
through the manipullti0us Of disrcput-
aolo mining operators.
The Advocate struck this ore DOB the
face OF its 50O-foot cross-cut tunnel
Joseph n Nelson had been awarded
"a contract FOR doing the 1909 assessment
work in this tunnel Last Tuesday the
Vein was reached and Immediately tho
ore came into Wow When MT Nelson
left the mine last "Wednesday. the vein
had been penetrated four feet and orc
aI the way The tunnel cut the vein
so right angles. and "a drift was run
either way along tho strike OF the vein
fo determine that 30 was no horse. "
'rho FUN extent of the strike cannot now
ho stated since the opposite wall ol the
vein has not vet been reached, but suf-
lcicut has been uncovered to WAR
rant the statement that 90 is ono of thu
biggest things yet encountered on tho
mineral belt of Gold Mountain S1m-
Piles % The ore will Doe forwarded today
Too the lssayer.
The board oi directors az tho Advo-
cato company consists OF President Jo-
scph II. Nelson, Vice President Sarah
A. Moore Secretary and Treasurer VIII
liam Johnston, and David Dali auI
D.. W Sanders, directors
Tho board of directors viii visit the
mime Immediately and determine the
magnitude 90 The strike and lay out "a
plan OF action. The principal owners
of the Advocate are ths mon named
on the board of directors and r.. D.
A-hhy OF Alayavaic. d. D. CoGey or
Salt Lake Soron Chistluueen Guy
LOWS MI3s Christensen and r. r.
Hoffman of I.eh1eId-Sovicr Valley
sun
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SPIKE AND RAT.

Frank Vincent Of the Elie line. B,
north on a business trip.
The railroad Offices along the "rou.p
closed at ! o'clock today on account
of ArbOr day.
\ valuable circular containing an
up-to-date list OF hotels b9ardI1r
houses, resorts, etc, located on tha Nm.
u the Denver g. Rio GIanda r.i-r1,4
in Colorado. Utah and New Mexico ID
being distributed by tho passenger d..
partment Of that company.
Robert y. Bell formerly nspe-to-
OF mines in Idaho. but now q rtsds1t
OF this state, has just returned ZION
a trip through western Idaho. where
he inspected the work being done d..
the Utah Construction company
through the Box canyon. north ~
Huntington. IL is through this canyon
that Hartman VIII get his ALLEVIATE
grade from the Rockies 20 the coas
Mr.. Bell states that 1000 men an. at
work on the grade through the canyon.
and that 81 is nearly completed
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N3SmS40. Diamondheld Triangle, cIJ;
Florence Ext, 4@5; Gold Bar, f. bid.
BULLFROG.
Mont. BullfroF, I asked: National
Bank. 4 bid. Amethyst. 8 asked: Bon
mic Glare. bid; Mayiiowcr Cone. 100
~ Montgy Mt. sag. Homcstakc Cons
203.
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons 4q5; Dexter 8 bid;
Mustang bid
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. l. 80 bid. Pittsburr Su
Peak, g. asked; Eagles Nest. 5 bid.
Round Mountain, 20 bid; Rawhide CO.
alltion 30 bid, Jackpot, asked.
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WILL GIT BUSY At BEAVER.
Great Fails People Return from Trip
To Star District Property

Several officials of the Great Falls
Mining COMPANY which owns u
claims I'm the star district, I'm Beaver
county have returned from an inspeC-
ton trip during which they We're aC-
oompanicd by a man from Duluth.
who Is said to represent a number
of eastern people who are 10 become
interested in the property
At The property. Manager Winch,
showed the men about the workings.
The company hGs two shafts one Of
which is now more than 100 feet deem
and another which is not much over 800
feet deep on which moro than 100 feet
OF crosscutting has been done. Samples
were taken from am the 0utcyoppines
on the property and ASSAYS are being
made, a detailed report VIII also be
made.
II is understood that the officials Of
the company intend pushing the work
faster than ever. Tho officers are
Frank StecE'cr. president. g. u. Au-
dcrson, vice president, O.. T.. Cus-
mas, secretary and treasurer
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o. SEM
Lard-May n.cn.. July. io... ST.
Rihs-May oio; July om. Sent ,.
Rnrlcv-Cash. c31N
Aurl. ato
Clovcr-April, gCI
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Nm. HooPER As 4 Rnnsr,-n

Mai S. *. Hooper. general r3ss1ao.
agent for tho Denver a. Rio Gr,-i
railroad. who spent several ds,- a.
this city last week attending tbo -,,,
eiings Of the heads OF passonrsT a.
partmcnts of western roads ON bje y.
turn To Denver had a good word a. -'.
for Salt Lake and the coming rprs,..
mont OF the G.. 4. R. To reprcs.s
tativo % the Denver RcpubiT,,
said 'fhc people Of the Mormon ',,.i
tai are making large prcparatiors ~.
tho visit of the Grand Army $40
meets there in annual reunion in A1.
ust.
They are figuring on as many r.o
pie as we had when the natiorsl ~
union was held IN Denver iu 1906" -,,t
Mai. Hooper. Il don't think fhly ,-a'
have quite as many, for we had M,
people then, tho largest crowd b,. IN.
that ever visited the city. BUD tb-s
viii have q good, big crowd ana ~
lieve salt Lake is determined IN .st.
care OF the veterans and visitors +,
good shape
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Take wp back to ola Wisconsin.
Whore the sugar bcets and tobacco
grow.
Whore thc farmers Gro healthy happy
and bright
They all take Rocky Mountain Tea
at uIghf
-Godbg-P.tts DRUG Co
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RAILROAD NEWS
TIKs COMING WEST N NJ

That the Denver g. Rio cr,.s
going TO land % hu1vv eh,ro -s Us
business from the country for 3D., r,,.lee
convention at Los Angeles i'm r,i-''N
evident from the reports CONT. -
bookings over that road An r.@ ''
gers over the Rio Gi1nde ,.ri A'
through salt lake and the ppr,t.. .aA
tourists brought in during TI,. q
amount 70 considerably moro tbs- w
ordinary travel Among tho Fii-., ue
ggnizations Of the country tb.+ '.'
been lined up by tho d rvcr e. c'.o
Grando mp TO date are tho f,l,g,i, N'
Michigan ana Indiana tont.ro s.".
New York city No. 1, Ncvari, t5.
ford -. Jersey City eli. Alhanv al n,
bokon, "a, Syracuse. q. Y0ntors 10 ~.
Pittsburg, Columbus. Charles an, ,a
Atlanta, Boston, Baltimore. ,ll'''
Wiseville. Va. and Louisviua ''oA
The Cotton states special win arm,
the Rio Grando route also. ana Y'f
Gardiner. In charge OF the Atlanta -. %
ty. has arranged number Of ei51 -
out OF Denver for his men. mo W.
York lodges will travel under tbs wv
crvislon of McCann's Tours ageoe,. -p'
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KELvIN Will N OPERATION.
Final Survey Nearly Completed for
Road from Hay 90 Kelvin.

Road ir0m Bay Co Kelvin.
Kelvin. April 15.--Ths installation of
o. dry crushcr bt the Eay Consolidated
copper company besides other im-
puyeuents and repairs. have been
completed aul the min has resume.
work with things I'M Zinc shape An
foremcn have retained thoir full forces
during the shutdown for repairs. us-
ms their men BOO cleaning up. makiug
large unl small improvements here
sud there that there would be no lack
off labor when tho h'g wheels started
around
The hull survey s completed for
tbo company broad pauro track rum
ihc minns ut Ray connecting with
thr street railway ust south of the
depot This will AFFORD a large amouuf
o. work tU many 'anorars and men u,
other ctpaciuc-, Hs tine new survey
only follows tho present roHd-boI ta
I,H" for short distance which means
Hm0-t au entirely uUW Grade.
Ih. DNU1NatuE for 40 d. D1mrIota
grI Tho concrete foundation well uu-
dor WUI
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PRODUCE.
BrrrER AND EGGs.

~ TIER AMI EGhS.
Chicago, April J--Butter-Steady.
Creameriee. 23u&' dllries, 19o25.
Eggs-Firm. at mark, cases Included.
llsts, 1872 prime Irsts, 2uts.
Chccse-Steady. Daisies, 1871 a.; twins
l5.zW li; young Americas. 1884 Nl6, long
horns. l5alU
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ARCHER AND MITCHELL. OPT.
CLANS, are now ready 20 see their
friends az their Optical Paulors, ge
Main.
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LIVESTOCK.


lIlllAID.
Chicago. April 1-Cattle-Reccipts. cs-
tinated az 5o0), market weak Becves.
4Nt7.oo. TcNas steers. i.6oa 90: west l.
cIn steers. I. i0fi $50. -tuckeTS and feed
crs. 2.50u5. 60, COWS and hclfers, 200a5.9o:
IoesERcc.ipt- estimated at 1900;
market loo. lower Lights. COOLED. mix
cd. sIf.T.25. heavy. 6.Y0UT. rough,
G.9001.Ol: good to- choice heavy. 1000
30; pigs, 5.75ftG.5j; bulk Of sales. 400
eheep-Reccipts. estimated at 10000:
market weak Native. 3.6jft6.15; west
orn. 3.G06.2o; vearliugs. 615@ -. lambs.
native, 5.oUS.2l; western. '.5onS. p.
OMAHA.
south Omaha. April 15.-CattIo-Ec-
ceipts 400; market slow and weak. feed
ers, strong. western steers 5.ooW 5.09'
Texas steers 3.0Jp5.C0, cows and heif-
crs, 2.S5u 4.sO; Gamers, $3.50 800; stock
crs and feeders. i.00aca.H0; calves. $3.50
400; bulls and stays. &.pUu5.oN
HoEe-RcCtipts. $3.50; market BE-. low
lights. 6.toH6.g5; pigs. 5.j0HS.O0; bulk OF
sales 6.S0ll6.G.
sheep-Rcceipts 4W0; market strong
10 10c. higher Nearlings, 1.to0 40. weth-
ers. 6.Go0C.40 ewes. 5.1JaG.o0; lambs.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. April 5-CattIc-Reco.uts
400. market steady. Native steers. s. - 90
$40; native COWS and heifers. 3.ooQG 10.
stockers and feeders, 3.75G5.co bulls.
g .2-G5..5; calves. 3.51U7.05. western
steers. 5.0ga6.50; western cows. $500
$50
HoEs-Receipts. 1f0U1, market Toe. low
er. Bulk Of sales. 6.0a T.uj; heavy G95r
go: packers ana butchers. t.S5N 40:
lirhta. 6.5OQGe5: pigs. 5.cIM6.0o
Shecp-Recelptg. GOO. market steady.
MuttouF, 5.10U6.10; lambs, 6.1jn 500.
wethers and ycarlngs i.Jg01.35. ewes.
9 -5NG1O
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are now being treated very prudtably,
a great deal of rock 100 the side walls
of these rich veins contains silver In
small particles. which can be concen-
trated, and when IL is stated that Co
bait has spent s. 600, Geo for modern
machinery, and 100000 for mine build
ings, 10 Is readily seen that the camp
has awakened To- scientific methods.
During the first two years only high
grade ore was shipped, and very little
attention was paid 20 modern methods
Of treatment.
PUZZLES ENGINEERS.
'rhe Cobalt formation is what has
puzzled mining engineers. They have
been ostonishcd az its richness. and
some or them have insisted that there
must DE dimiuuti0n in values because
the ores were OF such high grade. There
is. however. no basis for any such c0n-
Ciusion. Calculations based on depth
OF 500 feet continuing such values as
have already been proved, certainly
yield a total at which the mind stag
gers. but 80 is now generally conceded
by those who are familiar with the
formation that there is no basis on
which 10 predict that these values win
az $40 feet. zoo feet. or 1000 feet become
sz huugtrl
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WOOL.


So Louis, Aprn l5.-Nool. nominal
Territory and western mediums. IS ..
fine mediums. 15d@. fn~ lldi5.
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SUGAR AND coFEEE

New York Aprn S-Sugar raw.
steady. Fair refining. @ a., centrifugal g5
test &.s34 moiassos sugar BIZ
Rennnd-Stcady. Crushed. q o.. powder
cd. j.0j; graduated 495
COfec-steady. No. z Rio. 81. No. 4
Santos qf.
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Cliaac0 Apfu g.-N0tUIfIstg~3.or
that foreign news today was bulHsh no
wheat market here manifested consider
l1lly tine deferred futures which were
subjected 90 quite general selling press
sure. shorts however. u,rC active bld-
deIs f0r The MHy ontiOn and that C4us-
touch i2a tho high point OF me season
recorded yesterday. THE opculur Vla
somewhat Irregular with prices r. loU-
e. to p h.gher May being at 1875 TO
suiug pressure on july carried t-s
price of that month down to LIVES lIt
Stay 1ttcf ssllIue Gag I-s rallied aca.n
intcn7o excitement prevailed in tho
oaotauans aaowc. saint OF 2. t1 q. e..
tr.ngs duIue die Hr.t f.w ni1,,tt,
WeIo scattered. Laf.r. IaU.rgsI s,,.rr
u of tue leading bulls .1'd freely af
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15

j. r. WHITNEY Stock Broker.
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