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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
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The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
Net Sorry Per BissAsr

III u, frirpds hadn't Numbered in
thinking l was " doomed victim ~ con.
sump,ion. might MT In nliv. now.
writes ID 7. Sanders. Of u rrodsburg.
Ky. "hut for years the! saw every at.
tempt I" cure lung ~ king cough fail
AZ last tried Dr. Kings New Discov.
cry. The effect was wonderful. 1t spon
stopped the cough and an now in bot.
ter health than have had Tor years "
This wonderful liie.save IL An unrivaicd
remedy for coughs. colds. lasrippe. ssth
ina, Group. hcu'orrhaxes, whipping
cough or wesk lungs. Soc. aud 800
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by The
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
DIES IN DEPOT

The following il taken from the
Moffat Times:
H. j. Heckler, who had been
on visit at Crestone for the past
two weeks, and looking after some
mining property he is interested
in, died suddenly here Monday
morning in the waiting room at
the Rio Grands depot. while wait.
ing for the train going TO Salida.
THAT morning Mr.. Heckler
rode over from Crestone in the
stage of G. T. Klostermeyer, and
after attending TO some matters in
town started for the depot, in'end-
ing to go to Salida. On the way
to the depot Mr.. Heckler fell in a
fainting spell. He was picked up
and carried into the waiting room
and was soon revived. Mr.. Heck
Ter being seated in the room pulled
out his pocketbook and handed
Mr.. klostermeyer $40 hill to ply
for his stage fare and also re-
quested him to purchase railroad
ticket to Salida.
No sooner had Mr.. klosier-
meyer taken the money until Mr..
Heckler was ssen to fall forward,
and expired in few minutes"
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Ed. Backstrom left Tuesday
night for Phoenix, Arizons, where
he will spend the winter His
brother Joseph, left Thursday night
for Pueblo, where he has a posi-.
ton, and will remain away all win.
ter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

BoRN:-On Tuesday, Nov. 10, at
the home Of Mrs. $. Anderson. TO
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. kolander, "a
fine baby girl. Mother and child
are doing splendidly. and Perry is
wearing smile that's there TO
stay.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

The Amoma class Of the Baptist
church entertained the Agoga class
at the home of Miss Everest Tues
day evening. Musical numbers
were furnished by Misses Hawkins
and Hagely, and Mrs. Neafus. A
most delightful time is reported
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Dacre Dunn has put down three
wells in the west part of town,
which provide an ample supply Of
water in case OF fire. Now is a
good time to sink wells since the
water in the irrigating bitches has
been turned off.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Editor Groves, of the Ranch
and Range, was in town Wednes-
day. He had with him two young
ladies as canvassers for his month
ly magazine. Mr.. Groves has
worked hard for some years build
ing up his magazine and now
seems to have it on paying basis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Mike White has sold his resi-
dence in Center to j. j. Grim, who
arrived n few days ago from Wal.
nut, Kansas. Mr.. White and wife
will spend the winter in Mexico.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

A. D. Ford returned to Denver
Tuesday night, after spending
week in the valley buying up cat.
tie for the Denver market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Miss Florence Siever Middnugh
will give concert at the Presby
terrain church Tuesday night. Nov.
20. She never fails to please her
audiences.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Mrs. II. g. Doris aud Mr.
George Lewis Of Alsmosa spent
Friday in Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Brick laying for the Baptist
church has commenced. The
bui ding is to be one Of the best
in town, located one block south of
the Presbyterian church.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Miss Middaugh of Del Norte,
will be heard at the Presby terrain
church in concert Tuesday even
ing, Nov. %.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

The EnEarl garage has installed
n heating plant by which the entire
building is heated by hot water,
making this modern garage in
every respect.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Remember the concert ut the
Presbyterian C urch. Tuesday
Nov. ~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Mrs. Wesley Stone and two child
rem came in from Denver Friday
morning to visit relatives and
friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

There will be a Thanksgiving
dance at Hooper on the evening Of
Nov. -, under the Auspices Of the
Woodmen Of the World ut their
hall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Oscar Anderson left last Friday
night for Los Angeles, California,
where he expects to spend the
winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

NJ. b. Colt Of Colorado Springs
spent Tuesday in Monte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Mrs. Robert Beck is spending u
couple Of weeks in Decatur. Ills,
visiting friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
OIL AND GAS ENTERPRISE

The San Luis Valley Oil and
Gns company on Monday unloadei
ut Mosca two carloads Of casing
being ~, 500 pounds, to be used in
the oil we'll which that company
is going to sink near that point
The company has another lot Of
about the same quantity OH the
road. which 10 expected in soon.
This casing comes direct from the
mills at Pittsburg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

w. q. Station went to Denver
Wednesday night on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

X. b. Wallace, wife and son
came in from Denver Friday morn.
ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Special sale Of box letter paper
ut Fuller's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
PRODUCE.


Chicago. May 2.-f.ingering nervous
ness that there might be considerable
evening up in wheat today caused an up
ward spasm IN prices Then the market
succumbed 10 more matter Of fact IN
huencea. Rains In general over the win
ter and spring wheat belts tended TO Inn
prove the excellent outlook for the grow
ing crops Foreign news also was bear
ish particularly as 10 free offerings from
Russia II was pointed out also tnat
the defeat OF the bull element had taken
away one OF the chief props upholdlng
quotations Nevertheless even the most
strenuous advocates Of an export basis
for prices were disposed to be cautious ON
tho selling side after break whicn Len Isf
opeuei a lower to y a = higher. sop
tember started unchanged 10 70 up az va
TO q3 and after lowering around the up
per figure fell 10 81 = May descended 20
fmH. loss OF L. compared with the
corn was slow az tho start but pit
traders were good buyers and the tone
became better until wheat turned weak
September opened weak 10 shade
higher a 5SA 20 " n =, advanced NJ 1854
and receded TO 5s3s The local crowd was
selling oats Demand was light Septem-
Der opened unchanged 20 a shade lower
at sgt0M to q. touched 36&qia and
slid down 10 %.
hogs, hut on small trade lost about all
the gain and In some instances trihe
additional Opening prices were 2ih 70
INU uu. Win EeHAtuDef NfAANNhN ~ aAHHN
FOR pork and i2.S2iz to l2.8 for lard and
ribs.
-Vheat-The market had poor support
Nobody seemed to wish 20 carry wheat
over the holidays May wheat was Of
fercd down more than cents TO 96 with
practically no takers. The close was
steady for new crop months with Sep
TENDER az 70 q net loss Of y al
Corn-The weakness m wheat conun-
ued 20 affect corn, The close was easy
with September z net lower at biA.
Cash corn: No q 81. No. 2 white 0ais
No. yellow 57ia15sia; No. g. 65A 056;
No 3 white 59n u No. yellow, 56n s.;
No. T. 52hd6i. Moo. 4 white. 5taoSia No.
-Rye-cash, 7ia7s; May. "a: July,
Barley-Cash, F5a6s
TimDthy-Cush, As; oct, 48.
Clover-NothnE doing.
Wheat-Nlay. So July, ost. Sept. eli5
go orn Ma = Ep4; July 5ss@E; Sept,
STA. Dec SOFA
oa,s-May. 3s% July. ssls sept. $40
A Dec. so
Mess Pork. per bbl.-Juiy, 22.S; sept,
Lard, per 100 Tbs-Juiy. 12E35: sept.
short Ribs per 100 lbs.-Juiy 1850;
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago May &-Buttei - steady
Creamerles, 3aN e dairies. 8d26
Eugs-stendy, az mark cases Included
l5ian16ih; receipts, 8,l8 cases; hrsts
1lia prime hrsts 1874
Cheese-Steadv Daisies ifAdi5. Twins
lRah Young Americans, l5aA, Long
Horns, liA ms,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
TRADE SHOWS
IMPROVEMENT
It Is Moderate but Marked. Crop
Prospects Being Very
Much Better.
IRON AND STEEL LOOKING UP
Demand by Railroads Somewhat Re-
stricted-FOotwear slow and
Unsatisfactory.

New York May PR G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomor-
row win say:
Changes in the business situation
are In the lire OF moderate improve
ment Crop prospects are better and
this was plainly indicated by the
downward tendency OF prices Visible
Improvement Is taking place in the
iron and steel trade. There IS a larger
demand for pig iron and for finished
products, especially In agricultural
and structural lines Demand from rail-
roads for equipment ~ somewhat re-
stricted by uncertainty regarding
freight rates. yet some good business
In rolling stock is regarded as certain
and rails have been taken in moderate
amounts.
Buying Of cotton goods is limited.
and mills are still indisposed to accept
long contracts. Curtailment is grow
ing as the crop season advances. Tho
trend Of trade Is toward Improvement.
however
I'm woolens and worsteds. stock
goods are being offered at concessions,
and mills are conservative in the mat
ter OF operation on fan lines not under
order
TRADE In footwear continues slow
and unsatisfactory. large johbers
throughout the country having failed
to follow up Initial purchases by sup
Elementary buying because curtailment
Of production is n necessity. The
question Of price has apparently little
bearing on the volume Of present traf-
nc. Leather Is generally inactive. Pro-
nounced dullness continues 10 rule
throughout the hide market"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
CONCENTRATES.

Engineer l. C Burton is at Park
City today
John Dern. accompanied by Mrs
Dern and their daughter leave a week
from Monday for Europe
c. r. Burchard OF Boston. general
manager Of the Hub and Lady Bryan
properties In Beaver county Is making
his usual inspection trip
A. K Herman 81 the Revenue Com
solidated left last night for Beaver
county 20 look over the property. Some
interesting work is being carried on at
present
r. S Conner expects 10 leave sunday
for Los Angeles for the purpose OF
purchasing machinery and material
for the Magnolia southern oil COM
pany which Is backed by Salt Lake
people The company has a lease on
property In the Kern River oil coun-
try.
II is understood that a party Of
Boston people has taken over the
Turner-Ely group Of claims In the
Ely district The group contains eight
claims situated close 20 the Cumber-
land Ely and the Chairman groups
The property 60 Is said win be hnanc-
ed at once for active development.
The Mascotte tunnel is said 20 be
the only draw back toward finishing
ny the financing Of the Ohio Copper
company This controls the trans
portatlon situation OF the mine
and Is owned personally by r. A.
Heinze, who is 10th 20 give up his
advantage. Matters will probably be
settled az the annual meeting on next
Wednesday.
tn. r~r.1, Co.. f,,,gotia,tad Mining
company viii probably resume paying
dividends again next month. As an
nounced some time ago, the company
has accumulated "a good surplus and
is in q position FOR continued diVi-
dends n IS said that a dividend OF
3 cents viii bee posted at the regular
monthly meeting 20 be held on June
Uncle sam owns half the stock OF
the Nav Day As Il was supposed
that IL would be necessary 70 assess
this property the Uncle sam treasury
was kept well up. The May Day has
been shipping enough ore 20 assure
the stockholders that II Will soon be
out OF debt
Four Ttah and Nevada companies
Yesterday postod dividends amounting
10 over three and a half millions OF
dollars as the earnings for Che second
quarter Of the year. The Dtah cop
nor u1hIUhAA Oh 4 % NfAAAH NN NAtNHA' f''A
posted FOR the distribution OF Sl145,-
100 The Nevada Consolidated posted
ia regular dividend OF 37h cents.
making a dividend amounting 20
5000 600 AZ the meeting of the
Goldhold Consolidated the usual divi-
deud OF 80 cents was posted and an
additional dividend OF 90 cents, maxi
inc the total amount To- Doe distributed
bv this company S1579,5f9. Cumber-
land Ely posted a dividend OF 10
cents
A. special meeting Of the stock
Mining company held at the local
.aI.. esdat, 10 WAS
voted b. sell the entire property or
the company 90 the Anaconda Cop
Dor company for 10000 shares OF the
latter out OF the 100000 shares OF
issued stock Of the company 2s0,lO0
we're represented az the meeting, and
the vote for the sale was 2be,5sO
shares and only 500 shares were
AGAINST 10 The company was organic
eJ Ian 1850 Dividends paid from
March rs. 1898. amounted To &l,Ofb,-
900 The Anaconda Interests were
represented at the meeting by ID Gay
Stiyers. Butte attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
No CONTRACT MADE.
Treatment Of Ore sim Unsettled for
Cactus Mine.

The smelling contract which the
South Utah company has been nego-
tiatlug with some OF the shelters OF the
state has not yet been signed This
company. which is "a reorganization OF
tht Nowhouse Mines a. SHELTERS. owns
the Cactus mine az NeWhouse. Utah.
The last estimate OF ore reserves placed
them az over 100000 ,n sight assay
inE lh per cent. and 3 900 900 tons pare
TALLY developed dssayng approximate
ly lh per cent copper According TO the
consulting engineer. on an output Of
10000 tons per year. the net profits
should amount Co about 100000 on 10
cent copper
In addition Co the concentrating ores.
from time 90 time nigh grado ore
shoots have been encountered averag-
Ing between rs per cent and 90 Der cont
copper. and cars of this rich material
have been shipped assayiug as high as
30 per cent copper There is az the
property considerable quantity OF
tailines carrying good copper values
nearly equal 90 the average of the ore.
and these. II is thought, can be worked
20 good advantage.
For the past few months tho man
agomcnt has been directing its ener-
giles 90 putting the property In condi-
ton for production and I'm overhaul
ing the mill on the closing OF the
contract the concentration will be placed
In operation and actual production Of
copper begun The South Utah conn
pany has no debts. and approximately
S300.O00 or cash on hand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
New interpretations

Equitable Realty and Improvement
Company Is the name Of a new real
estate company which fled articles this
morning The capital OF the corpora
ton Is placed at $4,000 with shares OF
the par value OF 500 The officers
consist OF p. w. German. president;
f. b. Scott. vice president, assistant
secretary and assistant treasurer, and
Freeman Morningstar. treasurer.
The Beaver City WateryvOrks COM
pany OF Beaver city filed a copy OF It's
articles OF Incorporation with the Sec
Rotary OF state Friday; capital. $4,000,
divided into 81 shares. T.. p. Kesler Is
president; Wilford Robinson, vice pres
ident. George G. Buckle, secretary and
treasurer. These. with r. II Smith
and r. c. McGarry, are the directors.
The company viii install a waterwOrks
system al Beaver city.
An amendment 20 the articles u i'm
corporation or the West Mountain Pla-
Ger Mining company Of this city was
filed with the county clerk by which
tho capital stock rs reduced from $780,
600 10 $4,000 divided into shares Of o
cents each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
PIOCHE SOON TO SEND
OUT HEAVY TONNAGE
Sew life for Camp win Start About
J-rc &c. When Road VIII DE FIN
led Into Old District.

DO The apparent hoodoo that has
hllr over thc camp OF Pioche SIS TO Dee
ctrlIei and this time there be- every
int tion that IL viii Doe over for good
ana cvs. By June Do the shrek of the
IRON horse win again echo through the
streets of the village and ful train
load of freight WIl begin arriving Tor
tho Inhabitants. vino have been cut
or from the railroad since Sow Years
day within one month after the ar
rival ~ the transportation system
again ore will Doc going out OF Phoebe
et she rate of zoo tons a day OF high
grade and within three months ongi-
noars declare that the camp can bee
sending between 500 and 500 tons OF
ore to the smelters.
Three things are certain within The
camp before the end of the year 1910.
Tho ave that the Prince Consolidated
will uut in a. concentrating mill. and
the Cn-sol dated Phoebe Mines company
viii erect mill To handle the zinc
Iced ores BOO the Susan Buster. Green
wood and Raymond Ely mines of the
comp ny n Is estimated that boo the
iatt,r mines there are several hundreds
al thousands of tons of ore already
lloofed out
Fc.idc8 this 80 is asserted that q
snc'tcr win be built Boz the camp at am
eaflg date Before fan 10 is declared
that Tins addition 10 Phoebe VIII be vel
under way Experience in smelling
Phoebe ores has taught that they can
De easily handled and that they are
almost self smelling. The plan is 60
put in one lead stack az first and grad
uallv build up the capacity 10 suit the
demands. II ls declared that the differ
cnce in the high cost of smelling In
Phoebe and the heavy charge in freight
and for smelling levied by the salt
Lake smelters would 10 smcltor
were built az Phoebe, result Ia good
profit Don favor Of the mines Too the dif-
ference Va favor Of "a Phoebe ymelter
BLOCKED BY TRUST
FOR long time II has been known
that the smelling interests have been
cadcavoring 90 secure the Prince Con-
solidatod and other mines IN Phoebe.
When this could not be accomplished
IL is said the trust has done all in its
power to prevent the financing Of the
eouuanies there Even this has fallen
through and the Prince Consolidated
and Consolidated Phoebe are now de-
ciarcd 90 be fully financed and ready
for work
A. soon as the railroad is finished
into Pioche again machinery viii be
Installed on the Black Vault property
and work win begin there. The
Mendah- Nevada win begin shipping at
once and the Phoebe Metals has about
three cars Of orc ready for shipment.
AZ the Phoebe Demiiohn no less than
Is cars Of ore are ready 10 be sent to
market A good half dozen properties
are ready 10 ship az soon as the rail
road 81 ready.
A gang of men is now putting I'm the
tracks from Caliente to Phoebe which
should be finished within two weeks.
or hy June TO-
on the branch Of the road there are
probably "a dozen washouts varying
from 100 % ! 900 feet across. To an in
these and relay the track IL Is declared.
viii be "a small matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Trustees OF the Midway school
District Cnear Heber) VIII receive bids
up 20 4 pm. Monday, June IS. 1910. for
addition 10 school building Plans and
SPECIFICATIONS can be found at the Of
fee OF Watkins q Birch. architects. Dooly
Building. salt Lake city: also at the
office Of the Board at Midway.
Each bid must be accompanied with
certified check or S per cent, the
amount thereof as a guarantee that the
accepted bidder will enter into contract
and give an approved bond within one
week after the said work Is awarded
otherwise the amount 10 be forfeited to
said district The Trustees reserve tho
right Co reject any and all bids
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
W. L. VAN WAGNER Clerk
Dated M Midway. May q 1910.