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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

WE DO THOROUGH cLEANIN
windows. show cases. wood M4[
and furniture. WILLIAM JOHM4GM
1903 N. First street. Phone, M0n1S
RIO 1870
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
WOOD AND COAL.

FUEL REDUCED. TON BEST SPLIN1
wood 50. Coal and wood dry and
under shelter. TYLER n RYAN, 1e91
w. Cary street. Phone. Madison
l97a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NKffop1E CLEANING INb Press
ing works. The only steam dying
and French cleaning works ~ the
ship possible. Phone. Madison sIsl
or call at Iao5a w. Main: we carry
fre insurance, so your clothes are
protected:
ROOMS FOR RENT.
F0uR Oh FIVE Rooms FOR HENT;
furnished or unfurnished: first class
neighborhood. Phone 2771 Madison
SEVERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR
rent for light housekeeping; fur-
nished or unfurnished: references
exchanged. Apply l1s y. Morris
WANTED 70 RENT ROOMS At 100 $.
Fifth street,
sla =. CLAY: NICELY FuRNlsaEp
rooms: large and small. central
Phone, Madison sS6-L-
UNExPIRED LEASE eos s. HARRISON
street rooms. gas. bath. range. gas
range In house: Rent 3I5 Q month:
WAITED ...-
WANTED-TO BUY FOR Cash
household goods: best prices paid:
HAULING.
TRANSFERRING AND HAULING OF
ali kinds. d. BoWLEs. Ofhce---5ls
second street, residence. 7eS Mum
ford street Phone. 1854:
EMpLOYMENT-MAL AND FEMALE
WE FURNISH ALI. KINDS OF HELP
for Richmond and STATE q vir.inia;
iaIty. Colored man and women
wanted for northern homes and but
iers for this. city: write or call for
full partisular,s southern n,nss .,r .n.ei'-
LOoRi LOOK WE WANT so GIRLS
and 30 boys at once to work aor ns
in your locality. we pay $500 per
day: no fake: the work can be Done
at home after school hours. write
to PROF. LEWIS LEO. HACALEfs
2saI East Thirty-sfxth street. Cieve-
land. Ohio.
WANTED-ALL UNSUCCESSFUL AP-
apply Immediately At COAX p Broad
Tor employment q once:
flat ron KxNT.
fSs & PINE STREET..
four desirable rooms and bath; rea-
sonable rent.
DESIRABLE FLAT FOR RENT. APP
ply f3M South Pima.
FOA SALE
roR - ss.x.Til1Es,--.-;wxooNs AND nuo0fEs
TO suit you: special barEains n run run,
BROS. 1915 Brook ave.
ONE GOOD SECOND HAND BICYCLE
with costal brake. Address BAR
HER. care virginia..
If YOU EXPECT TO BUILD a HOME
buy lot whore you will not have TO
wait for city water MAdison 1887:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

IT PAYS TO LEARN TO DRAW A|
the Conservatory Art School 9105
East Grace Street. uiustrAtnk
make from 5000 to $4,000 q yeM9
What bookkeper. stenQgrkpMMT
clerk or mechanic ever makes emS
salaries7 This schools pupils hMN1
no difficuity In getting Desirable Ia y
sitfons. Enter now. Day and ~
classes sa89zzs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
Equity suits Dismissed.

Two suits brought by Mr.. o. A.
Dickinson and by the Imperial Ex-
pended Metal Company against MIR.
Fred Wilhelm. were dismissed by
Judge Henry ingram. of the law and
equity court Monday morning. who
declared that no suit could be brought
In either case Both suits were for
damages
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL

REBATE OF 10 CENTS H T0u tsff
out this coupon and bring Nt&(
shoes: rs cents mems half sOleNs m
bated TO IS cents. so cents. A44~
half soles. RELATED to 80 cents. evN9g
pair sewed with waxed linen tl1rGaM
white oak soles. DREW'S EI4BE
TRIO Shoe factory. 716 r. Mnf
Phone, Monroe 1857. asA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
HELP wANrEp-tEMALE..

WANTED--A SETTLED LADY WHO
Will assist a mother in light house
Keeping sewing. etc; will be q mem
Der of the family OF three MRS. L.
+. BoGGS. 1873 Twenty-ffth street
Newport News Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

ERsoNAI-JULY IS, 1909 SUM
day night, $50 o'clock. RaininXS
Gentleman who was on rear ptat%
form or car ana grabbed At ILL.,
who was -alighting from Rrnx&
and Twenty-fifth street car. ~
Broad street near Twenty-fifttz
jlease address ADVERTISING AMI
PRESS AGENCY. No. SIT Muty1n
Building %sS#
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

wANTED--A COOK TO Go TO WASH
ington for two months; liberal wages
and railroad fare paid both ways. Ad-
dress BOX J, care Nirginian once.
wANTED-EXPERIE GIRLS TO
make paper boxes at home. Apply
WILSON PAPER BOX CO, Cover
nor street.
wANTED-sERyANT AT 717h WEST
MHFShaTE Jppfy at once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
HAIR:


LADIES YES WE RE-DYE AND ILL.,.
make switches: charges moderAS
2I4 n. Fifth street. s&
LADIES YOUR HAIR rs IMPORTAN3
your cut hair or combings made III
TO beautiful Switches, Puffs, PonnN3I
dours or Front Pieces in this mM4
artistic manner. Charges very me
crate. PA N. Fifth street. sS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITl--NO
canvassing. work done at home DUR
ing spare time. $500 to $1,000 per
week, no fake; If you make less I'll
give you n handsome solid gold
watch THE STANDARD TRUST
- PLAN CO. Desk cas- 23s2 f. Thirty
sixth street. Cleveland. Ohio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
PER SONAI,.

THE MOST UP-TO-DATE LADkNs
tailored suits are made at M. GCkM&
stains He has a complete sHlHct10
of new imported and DOMESTIC wo04
ems for the coming season. For H..
and upward you can have one
these perfectly made and fitted g145
ments: he also makes a speciality 44
Pongee, Rogers silk and linen SUI
y at. very reasonable prices. NJ GILL;
STEIN, 21s N. Fifth street.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

Conner Thomas went TO Salt Lake
Monday ON some court business con-
nected with the Briquette. We have
almost forgotten how to spell the
word.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20
A Living Skeleton

Is tine final condition Of any child
that has worms-if it lives. Think
of having something In your,tomach
that eats all you take us nouri-h-
mrnt Nine tonths of the babies
have woims, may be yours has. BE
certain that IL has not by giving II
Whites Cream Nermilusa--lt cNpols
all worms and Is tonic for The
baby. Price % cents. Sold by John
Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

The court records show n payment
Of 81, 1880 to Rose G., Sargent by her
attorneys on account Of her husbands
death, who was killed two years ago
In the Grass Creek mine. The iudg-
ment was for $1,000 ana interests
and costs, all off which was paid
over by tho company after the de-
cision was affirmed by the supreme
Court
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

a "Clcan-up" day should be pro-
claimed by the mayor before Home
Coming Day u should be the aim
Of every citizen tn make our beauti-
ful little city show up to good adj
vantage, and this i one Of the very
best WINE.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

Edward Powell was down from
Upton Tuesday aud reports killing
two brown bear last week Ted re-
ports the snow up At the min nearly
all gone and that he will begin saw
Ing lumber about the tenth Of next
month. with four months Of good
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

VIM. Whitaker has quit his job
at the Boyden Drug store and left
for Ogden Monday, where hc will
work In candy factory. Mr., Whit.
taker made many friends while here,
who wish him success in his new
undertaking.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

by tn" way, now II u good time to
talk consolidation of county schools
\ little later ON, this paper will tnko
up cnmpai-n for consolidation. In
the meantime study the question,
aud learn of the benefits. They're
great,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

a marriage license was issued by
County Clerk NJ, HiNson ON Tues
day, May 10th, To Heber Jones and
Ida Letter, both of Oakley, aud
were married ON the same day 10y
Emanuel -, Murphy, Of Woodland.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

+. J Alexander optometrist ol
the Alexander optical Company. Of
Salt Lake cry. will be- ut the Weber
Hotel, Coalville. saturday, May 2s
All those having any trouble with
their eyes should not fail TO call,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

Conp.nints reach this Office
evcy day about people allowing
thar waste water 10 run onto the
col ~ roads. Especially Is this the
cisc near Wnnship, whore regular
aud puddle II made, The commits
sioners should make nm example ol
some aud perhaps 1t would be- stop
ped. Whats the use Of fixing up the
roads II everyone Is allowed to turn
their waste water on the road. An
hour or 80 with n horse and pillow
would do wonders In keeping Tia,
roads In good shape.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

Mr.. nod Mrs James Johnston left
Tor Salt Lake last Saturday tn see
their soa.in-lhw, MIR. VIM. -. Convey
who was Injured In an accident ut
Salmlr hst week Mr. Johnston re-
turned tuesday and reported that
MIR. Ccpy was injured pretty had
beside DC broken leg, he was bruis-
ed up cpsIderably, and ne was very
fortpeaia 20 escape with his lie.
f'ne ilsfcfi 'ffnfii MAJ mr. uwTi,-sT'
up to Wednesday on account oi th,
gwpllig.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

Roscoe Lusty and aparticular lady
friend of his, Miss Whitaker, OF
Evanston, Wyo., visited relatives
and friends here Monday, ON Their
way home from the Sunday School
Convention held AT Morgan.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

A farewell social was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Henry Wilde
and family at the home Of MIR. aud
Mrs W. r. Clark last Tuesday
night BY u number uf relatives.
Light refreshments was served. Mr..
Wilde and family left for Carey,
Idaho, where they intend to locate.
Mr.. Wilde sold out his plnco IN
Idaho kiore coming hero with the
intentiOn Of locating In this vicinity,
hut eduld nmd nothing here that
suited.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20
HOME
How about a Cleanup" day?

How about "Clcan-up' day?
WANTED-sewiug 10y the day
Miss Mary Williams.
Charles Avcrill was an ogden
visitor during the week.
Miss Emily lrauch returned from
Salt Lake last saturday.
j. G.. ra,kctt. ct llcuofcr, was u
county seat visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. T.. wilde has returned
from an extended visit In salt Lake.
Use newspapers tu pat under your
carpets. only 10 cents - hundred.
Mr. and Mis-. John Cnrruth and
family have moved up Grass Creek.
Notcs in book form, - In u book,
ut % cents per book. At the Times
office.
MIR. l.. \. Lambert spent Monday
In Coalvillr. lie Is now located ut
Pocatollu.
Mrs. q. G.. Rcddcn left for Salt
Lake Monday to visit relatives for u
week ur 81.
Mrs. Thomas Wright, Wahsntch,
returned home Monday, after visit
Ing relatives.
County Assessor George W. Young
was In Salt Lake ON business the
foropart Of the week.
WANTED Sober aud industri-
GUS young man to learn the black
smith trade. Apply y. Ii. White,
Kamas, Utah.
\ lO-pound baby boy was born to
the wife Of Chester Malin last Friday
aud ~ this Is the first, Chess is the
happicst man In town.
some of the fans are beginning to
talk base ball. We understand there
will be u game next Thursday be-
tween Coalville and Upton.
Nm. Robiuson.. formerly. n resi-
dent of this city, but now principal
OF the high school Mt Heber, was n
visitor here during the week.
Conner Thomas went TO Salt Lake
Monday ON some court business con-
nected with the Briquette. We have
almost forgotten how to spell the
word.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

About every 50 often some sneak
thief breaks into the Crock bunk
house Mt Echo, taking everything In
sight. and docamps with hisplundcr
1t happened again In Echo Tuesday.
When the Greeks came In from work
they found every thing disarraugrd
aud 1t did not take them long to find
out what had happened. Two new
suits we're missing, shot gun, several
razors, about SlO IN money and Sow
eral other things. sheriff Coliey aud
" ilde were notified and immediate
~ a search was begun for the
hnTglars.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-20

The Salt Lake Tribune says: one
at the largest real estate deals In this
STATEN many months was announced
Tuesday from the office of the VIM
mcr Investment Company. Through
that real estate firm, David Rcrs Of
Coalyille purchased from no. Wum-
mer the old Booth X CrOckcr ranch
In Rich county.
T'eranch includes lOOJlucr.- ana
It is understood that the puco paid
WAS tsj an acre, thus making tho
consideration $4,000, The land h
situated on the Bear river aud iuI
many years has been ont of the best
hay aud grain ranches in th" state,
At the presenttimo thcrrarc about
600 head of cattle on thcground and
for the next year no changes are
contemplated. However, when ia,
cattle interests have been disposed
of, the land will be Icolonized by
eastern interests. This will not b,
within the next year, at least
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
BIG SHIPMENTS FROM
P|T1SBURC.|DAHO
Almost a Train Load of Rich ore Com
ing From Idaho to salt Lake
Worth $4,000.

Upwards Of $4,000 worth OF ore from
the PIttsburg-Idaho companys mine
near Gilmore. Lemhl county. Idaho. is
In transit 10 salt Lake, or loaded and
standing on the railroad siding. nine
miles from the mine. awaiting shipment
This consignment consists OF about 800
tons OF S45 ore, loaded on a dozen cars
Of 90 tons each. An estimated sampling
OF the ore puts the valuations at 40 per
cent lead, Is to 20 ounces silver ar a
little gold, according TO advices just re-
ceived by II, :. knight. a well known
mining operator OF salt Lake, one Of
the local men interested In this prop
erty. President A. $. Ross and as
sociates OF Pittshurg, Pa. own the con-
trolling interest in the Pittsburg- Idaho
company.
The shipments above mentioned are
the first sent from the property for
some time. This rich ore Is taken from
true assure veins in lime, and is being
mined from the $50 level up. and at
present the daily output amounts to
about 20 tons. The principal work.
ings are a 400 foot shaft, driftings and
crOss-cuts from this shaft. A force OF
30 men Is employed.
Since 1902 the Pittsburg- Idaho mine
has produced 100000 in commercial
ores However. until recently. IL has
labored under the disadvantage Of A
long, expensive wagon haul Of about
20 miles \ few weeks ago the Gil
more Pittsburg branch was finished 10
within nine miles Of tho mine, which
has added considerably 10 the profits
from the ores This mine will now un-
doubtcdly be a steady shipper, as a
great deal Of morchantable ore has
been blocked out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
FOUR GREAT BEDS
OF MINERAL PAINT
Company Organized To Utilize Mater
ials Found in Pluto, Sanpctc. Utah
And BoxcIdcr Comntics.


With View 10 utilizing some OF
the wonderful mineral deposits OF the
state, the Homhcr Paint Manufacture
Ing company has been Incorporated
since its organization. the company
has acquired whiting deposits I'm Utah
county, mineral red bodies near Piute
county yellow ochre I'm Sanpcte coun-
~, and graphic deposits iu RoNcldcr.
"a more detailed description of which
is given as follows.
Three miles southeast Of Payson,
tan county. Is a great deposit of
carbonate OF lime, or whiting which by
the use of a little machinery can be
manufactured into cheap paints. putty,
kalsomine and white lead. The de-
post * located at tho mouth OF a
canyon whore "A canal skirtinE the
NH has opened 90 foot face Of the
chalky material. II lies in such shape
that II may be mined with a scrapCr:
is so clean that Il shows 90 per cent
pure and Is only three miles from "A
railroad
Down near KooSharcm, Pluto coun-
IS, has been discovered great bed OF
mineral red, 600 feet thick. an mex
haustible supply apparently, and of a
superior quality as tests have shown
Ground In oil, II makes a fine mineral
paint
Near Gunnlson, Sanpete county.
I'VE foot ledge of natural oChre Of an
unusually fine. brilliant yellow, was
discovered some time ago. When
ground up ana mixed with oil It makes
a beautiful paint
In Three Mile creek canyon. midway
between Brigham and willard. "a
black graphite shale, showing a heavy
percentage Of graphite, and when
ground In OIL tests have proven that IL
makes what appears To be an indes-
ructible finish for iron and steel, and
withstands bending OF flexible tin and
iron without cracking or peeling OFF
The Homber Paint 4 Manufacturing
company has acquired Ave acres ~
ground and built plant on ogden
river near ogden where cheap paints.
putty, kalsomine, etc, viii be manu-
featured from these natural mineral
deposits found I'm such generous guam
titles throughout the state. THIS Is the
only plant or It's kind between Den
Yer and san Francisco.
It Is estimated that the intcrmoun-
tain country uses annually approx
matcly 100000 worth Of paints The
Denver and coast plants depend upon
Pennsylvania and France for their
yellow ochrc: on Tennessee for mineral
red: on New York and Mexico Tor
graphite and on Norway for whiting. Il
is said. They would perhaps come 10
Utah for many OF these necessities, ~
the Utah deposits had been sufficiently
opened up 70 demonstrate their real
commercial values. Exhaustive tests of
the various minerals mentioned In tho
are said 10 have been made,
and the tests proved beyond n doubt
tho worth Of the Utah products,
The HOmbcr company Is capitalized
for 900, 600 shares Of 10 cents par.
with 100000 shares I'm the treasury.
It's officers are 4. O. Burritt, president,
and NJ Anderson. secretary and treas
urer: w W. Cannon director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
ELY LOOKS GOOD.

Never at any time In its history have
the prospects FOR the district been
brighter than they are today Never
has the production from the mines been
SO great, never have the pay rolls run
30 high. never has the future been coli
ored with so rosy "a tinge Physically
and financially, Robinson district IL ~
her best.
At the Gir0uX Consolidated the same
marked activity which has character
lied the operations for the past year
Us stll I'm evidence. and daily are they
nearing the soai for which they start
cd "a year ago-the development OF and
production from the rich ore body OF
tho Alpha SHAFT In the limestone. when
the big pumps are Installed at the T.
foot mark In the compartment Gil
rouX shaft they viii begin the work
OF crosscutting 10 the cast O. the ore
body. and from present indications this
should bo during the coming month
Tho station az the .2nO has been cut.
and they are now reinforcing IL with
loncrctc.-White Pine News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08

known neighboring mines are but slips
from this primary deposit and that the
real ore body is east of the famous
fault.
The Ely Bxpositor says S. +. Snyder.
superintendent of the Ely Cony0-Iriate
Copper company, has taken an option
on tho old Keystone mine In the Cor .
tee district In Eureka county. The
property is well equipped with modern
mining machinery. and work will be
resumed by Mr. Snyder at once. The
Keystone was a noted producer In the
early days, but has been closed down
for about 20 years.
The Eureka workings Of the Ely Cen
tral Copper company have reached the
most interesting phase of their history.
for they are now going after the ore
bearing porphyry OF the Nevada Con-
solidatcd's steam shovel pit from four
different points; and any day or any
hour or the day may bring one OF these
working into the ore The main shaft
IL down to a depth OF 535 feet, 70 which
point II has been tlmbcred,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
JOGGING MILL FOR
ANTELOPE NINE
Carload Hnnd-JigGcd orc Determines
Management 60 Erect
MIN.

In order To make a thorough test ~
its ores, and TO ascertain what process
OF treatment rs most suitable prior 20
the erection Of a mill on It's property.
the Antelope Syringe Mining company
recently shipped TO salt Lake and has
just received returns from a carload Of
20 tons OF hand jigged ore, and eight
tons Of crude ore from tho mine out In
Humboldt county New The returns
were more than satisfactory, and We're
so conclusive that the company has de-
termined 10 AZ once erect a power Jig
Ring mill ON the property To- take care
OF the lOwgrade ores, and to separate
the detrimental zinc values from the
other ores.
Tho shelter returns from tho ship
meut were as follows. hand legged
gold. 80 cents, silver As ounces, con
per, 243 per cent: lead % per cent;
iron. IA. lnsolubles. SO. zinc. 1873: sui
phur. IFS; speiss. "a. a total valuation
Of 1925 3s for % tons. or S364l TO the
ton; The eight tons Of crude gave the
following returns; Gold 10 cents; sill
yer. % 05 ounces; copper. 215 per cent:
lead. 1915 per cont; iron. 2i4. zinc. 1919;
amounting TO Sls42j or S22.24 70 the
ton.
This ore was taken from tunnel No. 2.
W
depth Of $50 feet on the ore n rs
from n hssurc vein two feet Wide Here
a shoot OF ore 40 feet long, extending
from the surface. a distance Of $50 feet,
found between porphyry and lime. has
been blocked out.
From the 4OO-lcvcl, n wiuze has been
sunk on the ore shoot 60 feet. an IN
ore This struck water and work was
stopped Now IL Is proposed To 20 still
further down the mountain side and
drive in great 900 foot tunnel. tap
ping the big ore shoot below and un-
derwatering tho wiuze giving YER
tical depth Of over 400 feet Stopping
territory on the ore.
Tho intentions are now IN erect a
power icging mill ON tho property i'm
medately to separate the zinc from
the -silver-coppcr-i values. and
10 reduce the ore from two 10 one. and
shin the concentrates 60 the Salt Lake
valley shelters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
ALASKA GOLD NUGGETs.
Four Ncrnai BOYS Seeking Fortunes
In Far North

Writing from Doud city. Alaska,
under date az May 81, Robert Wilmer,
who, together with Charles and Sam
Howell and Frank Gerber. left Nernal
recently for the north, says: we have
bought cabin at Nome and expect TO
stay here an winter and prospect for
rock mineral as about all the placer Is
located sam and ! have been work
ing on placer claim for $3.50 a day
pretty good wages. In the forenoon OF
the hfth day l found a small nugget,
about s. I'm value. and IN the afternoon
I found one worth s.. Several days
later 1 found a dandy. about $50 in
value We have panned out about $50
loo fine gold ON the failing dumps
ann sending YOU small nugget so you
can see what they look like
Prom Valdez TO Fairbanks we were
ON the trail L. days The first hun
dr.d miles meals cost 81. then Tor 200
miles. s. each, and the remaining IS
miles they were 81 each, and beds 81 a
night"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
COPPER SHOWING
Is MUCH WORSE.

New York, July S.--Copper stocks
on hand July / increased 79G0,Olt
pounds as compared with Juno 1,
according 10 the monthly statement
OF the Copper Producers association
issued here today.
The report shows as follows;
copper stocks on hand July !.
16S.3S6,Oi7 pounds. an Increase ~
G96O,04i pounds over June /. June
production was l272l9,1SS pounds,
an increase Of 3,975.7l2 pounds over
May; deliveries during June were
1l9,259,1H pounds, an increase Of IA
45s,4 S2 pounds over May; OF the de-
liveries SO, 1858, 1876 pounds were for
domestic consumption. and $685.
94S for export. The export deliveries
increased by 30 4oO. sos pounds over
May ana the domestic deliveries de-
crossing 5942, o26 pounds from those
OF that month.