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FLOOR OILS

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KILI.-
ING FLOOR OIL -1eeps the floors clean and
bright gives them POLISHED finish. SOC gallon
delivered. Phone N.in 545S. Ofice us Pa
ave y. W. GOOD RuR YOUR FURNITURE
TRY IT. WANTED-Agents. everywhere
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STAFFORD'S SANITARY wAX-OIIUN
FLOOR OIL. the only Floor OIL YOU can
use with satisfaction Keeps the rooms wher-
ever applied in sanitary condition. Also
KREE-TO-ZONE disinfectants- WIN G.
STAFFORD. Mani. ONCE and Warehouse,
Pa ave. and IA St ~. W. Phone Main 4s55.
fc2S-tf
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MOVING

MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED.
We win Do your moving. packing. and sh D
ping. and take IN payment old furniture,
stoves etc. WASHINGTON FURNITURE
CO. 9Th & IS NV Phone North Zz7J
El11-91-
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WoMEN'S WANTS

WORK CALLED FOR and delivered. c5nb-
ings and cid switches made up-t0-Ia-s:
braids or plrs and wigs made % order
Fh0ne Lincoln 1853 SIGNORA FAZZI. III
18th 81 ~ F. nh-s-.z
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

Dubuque ar Puerto Plata, Hopkins AT
Mare Island. Des Noiucs at HamD-
ton Roads. South Carolina at Fred
cricksted, ST. Croix, Celtic at Tomp-
kinsvilIe NarCellus at SewaIl Point.
LeOnidas 30 CriStohaL Arethusa NJ
Hampton Roads, Mars at Lambert
Point, and Rocket al Norfolk.
SAILED.
Yorktown from COrinrO for Mare Island.
Chester from New York for Hamp-
ton Roads, and California. Colorado.
Pennsylvania, West Virginia. Mary
land, Navajo, and Glacier from
Santa Barbara for a cruise.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

l. ST, 1Ste-OpQ. Dewey HoreI-Transients g.
day and Up. lsth St cars: home-iIke-
uh2s-4t'
18th ST, 715-The NapIes--xceIlent table
board. Try IT, Special rates the 1st-
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

TgUF <-NG5I IF,~-8Ilrhr as wei shucE your
heavy -Cuf-.' and save s. -'spuEs on
tailored slightly used s-i-, a, S. 10 SO. and
keep --a gang guessing one price Crlr.
T-~-ElS OLD STAND. 6-s ID " W
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BRIGHT. NEAT CRISIS years of age. as
floor messengers: good pay and rapid pro
motion. Apply TO II. ". Schaub. with
GOLDENBERG' 5, 7th and = SITS mh2S-3t
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Wasl1tugton gtmes
Want Ads
Branch Agencies
wher, your ad will be taken at
Office rates.

whero your ad will be taken at
Office rates.
Butts Pharmacy, zth * Mass ave. y. ".
Hornung's Pharmacy. 7tn q NJ sts- y. w
Gessf1rd's 9Th & L rs. y. W.
Howard. Z. D. 14th 0s W SIS. y. W.
s. hann, Sons < &C. Dept Store, Sth &
Nattingiy's Pharmacy. 18th & L sts. y. W.
Aialtby's Pharmacy. 1881 Calvert ST. y. W.
Nicols- Pharmacy, 18TH d Pa ave. y. ".
Paul Pearson. 18th St g. Fla ave. \. ".
Ougley's Pharmacy, 2lst & G SITS. n "
Reh's Pharmacy. Ith & SITS. y. W.
Simpson, :. /. 7th & r sts. y ".
Smith, J. L, 34th & Wisconsin ave.
TaylOe's Pharmacy, sth & = Ets. y. ".
Neitch. r A. 2oth & II SITS y. ".
Wagner & Co. 1st & Il SITS. y. W.
Yarnold's, 2f0l 14th 81. y. ".
Weller. r p. 1884 N 81.
PattIe. y. V. S329 Georgia ave.
sanford's Pharmacy. y Y. ave. B =. Cap.
Park Road Pharmacy, lth st Park "a
NORTHEAST.
Blumer's Pharmacy y Cap. & r SITS
KTause Pharmacy. 9th & X SIS. y. e
Laddon's Pharmacy. 1900 Fla ave. y z
Lamb & Taylor, nth & z Cap sts
Model Pharmacy. 9Th & II sts. y. E
AlcChesney & Joachim, ID < SITS. n z
New York Avenue Pharmacy. n T. ave
& n. Cap. ST.
SOUTHWEST
Eisenbeiss' Pharmacy. 7th & B sts S. W
Mcdonald, J. w. "a & L SITS. 6. ".
SOUTHEAST.
Burrows Pharmacy 18th st. & Pa av S. E
Roach Drug Co, sth & SITS. S. E.
Weler's, sth & I Ets. s. Z.
Powell. A E. 4th & Z. Cap.
ANACOSTIA
BUry's Pharmacy. cor. Monroe q Jefferson
streets.
ALEXANDRIA
Cerne, r. L, Alexandria. Va
BROOKLAND.
Linton & Nelson. BrOokland. d. ..
CHEVY CHASE.
sonneman. T. A.. Chevy Chase.
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WANTED-By reliable woman. washing %
take home. u J. ST. ~ W mhZo-5t-
WANTED-Day's work or washing CAL Or
write. 439 Temple Ct s " II
WANTED-By frst-cl-ss Iaundress, washing
to take home. 2ie6 Shows Court n ".
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MOTORCYCLES

BARGAINS II MOTORCYCLES
single cylinder r. s. perfect c0ldltiIn---S S-f'
Chain drive. one be.t d--ve r S----------- s-+l
one twin cylinder. Eo-5 cCaIlr.Ju------- g--.-
T. n. MCDD. Jr-. 1913 n & Ave. y W
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SlTuATIONS-FEMALE

wANTED-By rel!abls woman. washing TO
take home. q J. ST. y w mhzo-St-
WANTED-Day's work or washing. Call or
write fg9 Temple Ct $ ". II
WANTED-By frst-cI-ss Isundress, washing
to take home. @ie6 Shows Court n ".
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SlTUATlONS-MALE
GARDENER. German. married. wants posi-
tiou % take care of gentleman's place, 0tst
cf references FOX q. Times cfice mh25-3t'
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished
B ST. n. f.. 421-Apt. s-Eztra large front
room: three windows; bath same hoor;
family OF three Inn-e-9L-
ST. n. E. so-Furnished rooms conven-
lent 90 three car lines near Capitol ana
Census. mh26-stc
c ST. $. z. su-Two communicating rooms;
parI1r floor also third floor, furnished com
pete for lisht Housekeeping, heat, gas
-L-L-2
4 ST. n. W. 2lO-ExceptionaIly quiet well
kept home. beautiful rooms, completely fur-
only a Few squares ,. Union S-atloh-
FLORIDA AVE. n. ". I67-Ons large FUR
uIsled room % floor 'front.' gas and baIhi
win pc vacant the lst Of april H-h25-Stc
G ST. y. W. s27-Tvyo erst floor. one third
foor. Housekeeping rooms mh-'-4t'
EYE ST. n. w. s52-Two on % floor: com
p.ete for housekeeping- mh-5-St'
n ST. y. W. 1a5-southern exposure. SO
month"; phone I4-. -..-
" ST n. w. els-T1ruIshed rooms; ar con
yeniences. Si25 WhcA inh-s-5t,
N. J. AVE. s. E.. Gs-Furuish,d. t,y, rooms
Tor light housekeepIng. " desired. IL
HOTEL WEST. Jos Pa. ave. y. W: opposite
EaIeig-; permanent and Transient modern.
r ST. y. w. Ius-Large front room; south
erl exposure. Cle Gaur.y tarul sized, free tele-
phone service. Sl5 per month nh-l-yt'
/ ID ST N. W., 55-Tw7 welI-farnlshcd rooms.
/ low relt. private family mh-1--t'
/ SD ST. n W.. 215-Nicely furnished rooms.
| yI5a s.. So mhs6-at'
/ I5TH 81. \. J.. s29-TEo or three newly
| furnished rooms, for lEEt housekeeping
| sink IN Kitchen. mh2s-5t'
IsTH ~. w.. Ue-Ncat comfortable rooms
/ small and large IS % $40 month mh-'-s,
5TH ST. s. h s---r-vo 'front.' rooms tur-
/ llsEod for h0useElepLuE. water in one
l rrr.--atH
| 6TH ST. y. ". 14-Thrse sac7nd-stcry FUR
/ rlshe6 rooms. af uonveulenres. central
mh.5-2fc
/ .TH sr. \ W. lzlG-Thlrd Goor front hall
/ room. also rear room. gas. b8fh. light
/ housekeeping mn-l--t'
/ sTH ST s. W.. so--FurrIshed rooms Tor
/ light housekecrLuE- rh-S-zte
/ sTH ST. y. w 7z8-0omfo-tabrc plcasan,
/ rooms. s. and 81 per month. ny week 81
/ gTH ST ~ W. 10ls-TarEe nicely Furnished
] second fur- front hall ~.au- good board
/ clean r..sa- family Hf taGr adults uaZ--ste
/ gTH ST. N W.. .--F-Iarro handsomely fIr-
! rI-reI second .01~ front room. Window.
/ ErN- o. bath u1 other Trrrsrs. ULJ--Tte
I--H ST.. Ize--rarEr beaat.fg- front room
UlrE HAN bedroom attached also tes Other
attractive rooms. bright clean. modern Eaa~e
f. cu--arr hear- private family reasonable
/ gentlemen. ur-l-r.-
II,TF ST.. 2t51-'rr. Columbia road ho.-~
location second floor. completely furnished
J f0r Ea-e-y9eI 0s. with raz range. LARGE clos
cts. home comforts. small family. modern
h1s-e particularly desirable ma---g-c
GOTH ST. r. w. S4-N..eIy furnished room
/ ou second floor. adjoining bath mH2s-Gtc
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SITUATIONS-MALE

GARDENER. German married. wants posi-
tiou % take care of gentleman's place, best
cf references. FOX E2. Times cnice. rnh25-3t'
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BOARD
WANTED-ROOMS

CEMENT WORK.
Estimates cheerfuiy furnished or Steps.
G0pinEs walks, Leads. Walls, and Re
cuf0-crments
SOUTHERNPANING COMPANY
SPECIALISTS ~ CEMENT WORK
6a9 X ST. y. ". Phone Main 1l47.
r4~rQ ag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
NEW MILL FOR THE
DEEP CREEK DISTRICT
Moodmen Property to Have Mill Run
ming at Cane springs Within
Sixty Days.

a strike az considerable Importance
has Just been made at the Woodman
Mining company property In the Deep
Creek country, and a min Will he In
operation on the property within 90
days Such was the Information brought
in last night from the district by
George n. Kaiser an engineer and mill
man from Portland who has been ex-
aiming the property for the purpose
Of putting In the min. George Wood
man. president OF the company. and j.
H. WoOdman also came I'm from the
district
on the Alvhrado claim Of the COM
pany. from which the locator, Col j. Il.
Woodman took 100000 In the early
days. another strike has been made in
the gold ore. A DRIFT on the 250-foot
level has opened up n vein of ore that
carries high values in gold. samples
taken from this vein ran from $3.50
ounces gold and As ounces IN silver. TO
L. ounces in gold and 1.2 ounces in
silver TO the ton. In this ore body are
many large shoots and Chimneyg ~ orc
that slc of an excellent milling grade,
10 ~ estimated that abe Woodm0n COM
pany has at present between 5000 and
600 tons Of orc In sight In this claim
alone and that there Is now blocked
out milling or to the extent OF 10. 600 to
1000 tons la the entire property.
The old cane Springs mil Is to be
romodcled and re-arranged All new
machinery will be put i'm and the five
Crawford mills will be removed. The
company has not decided whether "
viii use STAMPS or chilean grinders.
Portland tables will also be Installed.
The officials With Mr.. Kaiser we're
busy today negotiating Tor tho ma
chincry TOR the mill. This VIII bc ship
ped tn the grounds at once and within
the next 30 DAYS II should on be there,
THE Western Utah Copper prop
crty Is certainly one Of tho best de-
We Hoped properties I haye ever seen,
said Mr. Kaiser ut seems like there
were tunnels everywhere putting ore
i'm sight. With Z little more work this
property could send out 1000 tons Of
pra "a daN"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
MARKET STRONG
AND UPWARD

Z
New YORK, Aug 9-opehhs
I'm the market today was neglected IN
a. .,,,or,o,t 81 the news of Mayor
'"e A., .,..t,ation prices
Gaynor's attempted assaas'"n' ~,
moved sluggishly and irreguiary VIZ"
..u ,,aI,s the more humorous, Cana
'un"' sue oi. ON dividend
dian pacihc advanced - "" -,
increase Pittsburg G.. G. ~ i-uu,'
80. az and Northern Pacific a. Anal
'' ~. s,,ltn.d az
Sah"teu 'opp,' ....,o. tba
The market turned upWaiu u"u''
tc,t.rsbln OF the coalcrs after sNh'
r-, XIX. limos Ind becn recorded Ecau
H., FstrnHd II Union Pacific and Norlh-
~ isarlac NJ. Southern Pacific. psh-
,.i-s,'i, Now York Central bicat
N1riNorn pr.forrcd ana Chesapcake x
S,,io also eoInod TO ies. American
IItdo md Leather pres rrod fell Ia ana
p'T,,,iii, sieei nrsfcrred l.
''f"4itnefs advance carried II to Ia
No. al tic dealiner we're In that stock
e. stesl ana Union Pacific Gains OF
roini ySefc made In Norfolk * West
~. p'Ssi i'iasotri tscidc. Atchiaon An,algsin-
IN Gsp1rr American Smelling ans
'.o,na others Westlrghou@ Electric
,,ainad els Utah Copper "a, Union l-d-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
PRIEST. TAFT REWSeS
PLAN FOR WORK AND PLAY

Beverly. Aug. e.-Presidont Iatt mas
revised his plan for dividing his work
and play during the remainder OF ms
vacation period. Heretofore he has mixed
the two indiscrlmnately. Today II was
announced that in the future he would
receive visitors by appointment on Mon
oavs. wednesday and Fridays, rescrvlng
the other days for recreation and seclu-
sion with his family.
The administration economy plans
are occupying good deal OF the presi-
dents time just now and he has invited
"A number Of city fiscal experts to come
TO Beverly for conferences. Among
these are W. H. Wilson, city controller
OF Chicago. Elton H. Lower OF the
chicago city civil service commission,
and Arthur Young. VINO Is working as
an expert In The treasury depar tneht.
The president to6Hy appointed 'hc 10,
lowing delegates TO the thirteenth anhue
mining congress 10 be held in Los An
geles sept. % TO oct. ]. John Hays
Hammond New YORK. Curtis n. Lind
iey. san Francisco pr James Douglas.
New York; J. Parkt Charming, New
York: Or VI Foster Baine san Fran
cisco: Or Walter n ingalls,. New YORK:
r. w Parker and Il. {. Hendenhan of
The geological survey, Washington; Jo-
scph A. Holmes OF the bureau OF mines,
Washington. and George S. Rice. bureau
OF mines. Pittsbure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
AFTERNOON SALES,
II. &. Wilson Wants an Investigation
OF Certain Charges.

Il. @. Wilson spent some time IN
Eureka recently directing Improvement
on some of the real estate owned Dy
him IN that busy mining city. While
there he made himself pretty wen ac-
quaintcd with mining conditions In the
district he being "A stakeholder I'm sew
oral producing corporations. Among
the mines visited by Mr.. Wilson was
the Gold Chain, which he went careful
" over. accompanied by col, 10 I.
Loose. general manager; senator heed
Smoot and others, and after a careful
inspection of the entire Workings MI
NNiigon EXPRESSED himself as more than
satisfied. and Is open in his conviction
that the Gold Chain viii eventually
make a very rich and profuse produc-
ing mine.
9Wbue I'm Eureka" said Mr. Wilson,
II heard "A good deal Of grumbling by
tax PAYERS on account of what they ana
1 consider is three-Cornered deal car
ricd out between the previous ctS
council of Eureka and the CHER Con-
gulidRted Mining company and the Eu-
rcka city Mining company IN which
last named company | am stockhold-
or a.,
am Informed that the previous city
council sold out the tax payers Tor a
nominal sum, supposedly to the Chlei
Consolidated and the Eureka MIN
ing cornpanies, while in fact, as | am
informed. neither company has re-
ccivcd any OF the stock, or any part
Of the consideration agreed to but pald
| al the time of the alleged CONTRACT I.
THE city officials are being held
responsible for this unsatisfactory
| state Of affairs | mean its ofhcials IN
| office prior 10 January, 1910. ana II
looks as though the tax payers in
terests had not properly been safe
! guarded.
"As a tax payer, and stakeholder IN
| the Eureka Mining COMPANY. ! shat
| insist upon a thorough investigation of
the entire transaction by the present
| civ council No worse deal, In my
| oDinion. has ever been pulled of IN
| that CITY since the failure, some years
| oro. Of George Arthur Rice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
FRENCH CROSS COUNTRY
AEROPLANE RACE
Leblanc and Nubrun Are Leading
ON Today's Leg of II, Which Is
Approximately iO2la Miles.

Nancy. France. Aug. 9.--Leblanc and
Auburn again led the van on today's
leg for the cross country aeroplane
race. The second fight was from
Troys to Nancy distance Of l65 kilo-
meters or approximately 1902 5-i0 miles,
The race between the leaders was an
exciting one. Auburn started five min
utes earlier than Leblanc and the men
were within sight of each other until
they landed here. Leblanc's machine
proved tho swifter. and he gradually
overheuled the other. reaching the goal
SO seconds uAead Of his rival.
Both men used B,er1ot monoplanes
and steersd by compass. checking their
positions from tho ilags which had
been placed on tho oh urch steeples in
the villages over whicl they passed and
by the smoke Of ooEfres tina. marked
the course over tho country stretches.
The circuit which the contestants
must cover In six stages IS AS uie1
and extends from Paris 10 TroSes
Nancy Bezieres, Charleville, Douai
Amiens and back to Paris Twenty
thousand dollars Is offered TO tho avi-
ator who makes the distsn nee In the
shortest ELAPSED time I,eblsno cover 81
the first log from the aviation nelc 81
Issy les Moulonaux 20 Troyes. about -
miles. in one hour 80 minutes ana ~
seconds. Aubrun's time for the dis
lance was one hour 81 minutes, 20 sec
ends.
Both Leblanc and Auburn Travelled at
an average height OF about 500 rect
They were badly shaken in the AIR &c
dies over the forest Of Toulon. Le-
blanc's time was . hours, IL minutes
and 80 seconds. and Aubrun's was
hours. 90 minutes and 20 seconds.
NJ Legageux was the only other con"
testant who arrived here without hav-
ing made a stop.
LEBLANC MADE DELEGATE.
Paris. Aug. 9.-Alfred Leblanc was
today selected to represent France IN
tie international balloon race in the
United states in the fall.
The International balloon race VIII
start from ST. Louis. oct. H. Leblanc
represented France in the race from
the same city in 1907 and finished sec
ond He landed at Herbertsville, \. j.,
after covering a distance Of 1914 miles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Articles of Incorporation OF the H.
w Chadwick company.with headquar-
ters at salt Lake city, were filed with
the county clerk on Monday, the capital
being placed at $4,000 in shares Of
500 each The object OF the company
is TO carry on n farming. ranching and
grocery business, and to mine for min
erals and oil The officers are T. +.
GoldinG, president and treasurer; W..
w. Chadwick. vice president and sec
rotary, and Viva Grisham, director.
An amendment to the articles of in
corporation of the Colorado Park Irri-
CATION company was filed with the sec
rotary OF state this morning increa sing
the capital stock from s2s. $50 to S5T SEQ.
The headquarters of the corporation Is
in Uintah county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09

Trading in Mining Securities Takes on
Better Tone.

Trading in mining securities on the
local exchange this morning took ON
considerable activity and was
quite lively As a rule all stocks traded
IN were better Colorado sold at "a ID
cents which Is better than for several
days. Columbus Consolidated was again
the most active security on the market
and there was considerable speculation
in il this morning, many going into the
market ON buyer. II reached new
high point Of u cents buyer 30 days
The stock opened at - cents which j.
better than the closing prices yesterday
afternoon From that II ran up to tb
cents and then dropped to - cents on
the open board IL reached the highest
price.
Iron Blossom was unchanged around
"a cents Sioux Consolidated was up
slightly. reaching as high as "A cents.
During the open board session 1000
shares Of Emerald changed hands at 3
cents,
The total number Of shares that
changed hands was FOR the morning
session 2i.S9S. while the amount repre-
scented by the transactions was S9172l 10.
Trading on the curb was devoted 10
OpeN. tho sales being $500 shares at A.
cents and $500 M 46
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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STRIKE At YERINGToN.
Carson Property Has Five Foot Vein In
shaft.

In the Carson property near Mason
Pass, about eight miles from Nering-
ton. has been opened in a slx-foot
hole a fve-foot vein with a pay streak
two feet wide which is said to show
average values OF $40 ton In gold
The gold i'm coarse. many of the
colors being as large as pinhead. The
strike is expected TO awaken new in
terest in mining in that region. The
Carson property Is being worked by
Constantine brothers and Matt In tile
property are several veins and cross
veins and considerable work was done
ny the original owners. one shaft. sunk
to the depth of 70 feet. disclosed fair
values but II Is believed now that the
shaft is on a cToss-Vein that the main
vein In which the large pay shoot will
he found is that which has Just been
opened by the lessees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
CONCENTRATES.

pave williams. superintendent Of the
Beaver Carbonate, Is up from Beaver
county.
Gen. Manager 4. \ Holloway Of the
Tintic Central was In the city yester-
day from Provo.
There Is some talk Of the Mason Val
lev mines prospecting 20 the east OF
III developed property by means OF
drills,
The cleanup for July at the Sho-
shone mill amounted to $4,000. During
tho month $500 tons of ore were
treated.
sbinpine from the Carbonate mine in
Rig cottonwood will begin on Aug 10.
-'he tramway viii be finished Tor oper-
alton tomorrow.
Gen. Manager r. =. Mathewson OF
tho international Smelling REFINING
plant at Pine canyon Is expected III the
city tomorrow.
Lewis 4. Jefrs and w. a. Wilson re-
Gently took q horseback trip through
the Rig and Little Cottonwood as wen
as the American Fork section
A g. Ieutgert, contracting engineer
f,r tho "Renald" electro gasoline trac-
lion OUTFITS. is IN the city. Mr.. Lieut.
gcrt's home is In San Francisco
G. II. Blanchard expects to soon have
the King william property at Tintlc
running. MIR Blanchard Is president
and general manager of the company
The Utah wyoming Consolidated OIL
,ompanv has Just finished casing us
ven TO the 800 foot level The ground
10, gan 10 cave and II was necessary 10
protect the we'll by putting in the cas-
ing.
TO date. the mineral production OF
the province OF British Columbia
shows "A total value Of S341S20,5S4, as
fnllows: Gold. Si25 $50. 80. silver, 500
$40 $50. copper. S55.S5i 1913, with coal
and coke making up the balance
Al a recent meeting of the directors
of The comet Placer Mining company,
which owns a large tract OF placer
prornd i'm Humboldt county New, II
Vas decided to start work at once.
Aftcr considerable preliminary work IL
win be decided whether 10 use slulces
OF big dredging outht VIII be In
stalled.
II is understood that the ohio Cop
per is now mining ore az the rate OF
/ 81 cents ton. handling more ore at
| the mill than ever before and sending
! ont concentrates OF higher grade.
| The earnings OF the company were $50.
| 600 for July and II is expected that
| August Will show earnings Of $4,000 for
| the month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
WORLD DOES NOT ACCEPT
ROOSEVELT PROPOSITION

washington. Aug. a--Former Presl-
dcnt Roosevelt's proposition TO mak.
conservation Worldwide moveine men
nv N conference OF nations y pr
nouncad officially by the state depar'
ment 10 be dead. .,,,,a
OF the 40 governments rep I''',.,,
inxitcd lust before the former prosideht
went out OF Office to Join the moNemeh.
only 10 have seplied. The answers on
some OF the governments were OF suo,l
n ,lisintcrested character thai Mul
decided officially to carry she prppvs'i'
no further.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
CATHOLIC SENATORS
AND DEPUTIES PROTEST

san Sebastian, Spain, Aug. 9.--The
Catholic senators ana deputies today
telegraphed Premier Canalejas protest.
ing against what they described as the
governments violence and abuses to-
wards the Catholics who desired 60
participate In the magnificent move
mcnt I'm protestation against the gov
oTnments anti-Catholic policy"
Tho signcrs OF the message notify
the premier that they VIII call him 90
account before the cortcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

,,matss a, ic.or. market weak, do low
err pscves. .iSor 70; 1s1ss Ee~
go wuslern atoers. t'"1H p E"Shs ,s
ers ioTs.a oEiyss t.~@sS)
Hoss Gsces.us, estimstsc ~ LOO
matte. str.us Lasnt. ssoaso"; mixed
s9.s hec .ss; s sSsrs f 5SSs o. p tI
5 soag Is. eulF o. sales, 1-B@s.a.
Sh.an eseipts estimated at 80
mart.' weak 20 10. or. Native, 2.6 e
4. ~. western, 2.eo9&o; yeariinsa. t.sS
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Aug. s.-catts- Reseip,s
If 90 market steady TO wesk Native
steers fs0qS.io: cows ane heifeFs. InIG
o 60 stockers and feeders, 1890
bulls. S.oon4 IS calves. S.'e9 20 "Ss y
ern steers. 4.3n7@; western cows 30
VaO Receipts. 1900. market strong
to s.. higher Bulk OF sales; s.1Sgs.s1
heayy.. 5. gas 81 Jp aeeig, =, ana ou''"''S
Sheen Receipts, son; market loc low
or Muttors. as 40 lambs. 6;pa - J
FED wethers and ye0r1'nss. 3 .Sod6 "; fcd
western ewes, 3.Sq4lo.
OMAHA
Omaha. Aug. s-Cattie-R Receipts SEQ
niarks, steady to strong Native steers
l.55lT 20. cows aud hoifsts. 3.ODt.lo.
western Sto-rs, s.5cd6 70 range cows snd
heifsrs. !mq4.,5 stockers and feeders
) ooat 81. aai~ys, a.jOQt&; bulls, stays
etc @u6,5.
Hoys Fceaip'I. 1000 mar 0, s,Saay
f7OQ6c: ,Eat. s.UqN,Ni pigs, iOd
800, huig o.. sales. t5GS %.
shosp--lg ecnip;s. IL. 100, market steady
ewes. eslis u lambs. GioWs.s6.