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Show PROVO - UTAH STATE NEWS 11 MINES AND MINING Utah County Democrat The shipments of ore from the Tin-ti- c for the week ending June 18 carloads. amount to fifty-fou- r The Lost Packer mine at Custer, Idaho, will make at least $500,000 worth of matte at Its smelter this season. The directors of the Republic Steel and Iron company last week voted not to declare the regular quarterly dividend of 14 per cent on the preferred stock. A German technical Journal has gone to the trouble of estimating that the water of the whole ocean contains in solution over 2,000,000 tons of pure UTAH UP OUR BUSINESS GUIDE. OUT adDirectory for those wishing tbs bu.ines lha oi following dress of any men of Provo. Decker Cl Co., Fruit and produce. C. F. (Copyright Conference Held by the Executive It has been decided to hold the annua Welsh day outing at Saltair Committee of the Natural ReJuly 16. sources Commission. The state penitentiary now holds 252 in number the the convicts, largest history of the state. A crusade for cleanliness has been First Regular Meeting of the Comstarted by the health department ana mittee ia to be Held in Washingthe fire department of Ogden. silver. ton on December 1, to be Folresumed federal its The grand jury of the Mazuma Two weeks clean-ulowed by Joint Meeting session last week and began further Hills mill at Mazuma, Nevada, yielded of Commissions, Utah of the National $20,000. The mill is extracting 90 per Investigation hank robbery. cent, and concentrates go $300 a ton at Fort Douglas, as a result of this first clean-up- . Improvements The executive committee made possible by the recent approTlntlc is preparing to celebrate the of Chicago. the resources commisnational of $170,000 by congress, nearly fitpriation building of the Knight smelter in which sion, organization is an outwill soon begin. ting style on the 1st of July. The growth of the conference of governThe records of the Third district plant, It is understood, will not be court show that from January 1, 1908, ready to go into commission until ors at the White House, met here on Friday in conjunction with the inland to June 15, 1908, there have been 496 after the Fourth. The gatherwaterways commission. divorce cases filed. Deposits of antimony on Coyote ing was preliminary in nature, the Taxpayers of Salt Lake will on July creek, in Garfield county, southern scope of the work to be undertaken 29 next decide whether the bonded Utah, have been worked spasmodically Indebtedness of the city shall be in- since 1880, and it is reported that and the best method of obtaining wide for the movement being discreased by $600,000. more than $100,000 worth of ore has support cussed. It was decided that the first Miss May Sutton, the champion lady been shipped from this region. full meeting of the resources committennis player of the world, is to visit The Keystone Mining company, tee shall be held in Washington, on will in a Lake and Salt play August operated in the Park City district, December 1, this gathering to be folnumber of exhibition games. has listed its Bhares on the Salt Lake lowed two weeks later by a Joint Ralph Snowball, a pioneer of Utah stock and mining exchange, where it of the national and state meeting Inof Black Hawk a veteran the and was given a place on the big blackdian war, died at his home in Salt board and formally called for the first commissions, so far as the latter may then be organized. Thomas R. Shipp Lake last week at the age of 65. time last week. of Indianapolis was chosen general A special train is to be chartered to Directors of the Utah Consolidated of the resources commiscarry Democratic delegates, alter- have declared a regular quarterly div- secretary is nates and Bryan rooters to Denver for idend of 50 cents per share. This is sion, of which Gifford Pinchot of The iollowing chiefs chairman. the Democratic national convention. the same as the two previous declara- divisions of the commission were also Governor Cutler has appointed D. R. tions and compares with $1 nine in attendance: Roberts of Logan a delegate from Utah months ago and $1.25 and 25 cents Water Representative Theodore E. to the National Good Roads congress, extra a year ago. Burton, Ohio. which meets at Buffalo, N. Y., July 7 Forest Senator Reed Smoot, Utah, The Utah mine of Fish Springs Is Land Senator Knute Nelson of and 8. gradually Increasing its production. The parade of the United Commer- Good weather, with the resulting good Minnesota. Mineral Representative John cial Travelers in Salt Lake City was roads, is making it possible to haul the Pennsylvania, one of the largest ever had in that ore over the desert After the joint meeting with the to hour an over pass road to the railroads in much better national resources commission city, it taking coma given point. time. Just at the close of last week mittee, the Inland waterways'1 comDourlne has appeared among horses a car of ore was released from the mission held a separate session and to visit discussed a at Park City. The disease is an ex- sampling works. proposition for of a the Europe waterways study tremely rare one. The state board of Activity in the Sierra Madre mining This discussion health has taken steps looking to- district, just north of Ogden, was re- of that continent will be continued by mall, and if a ward its suppression. sumed last week, when Don Maguire of the commissioners are It was reported at a meeting of the and a party of men began work on majority able to make the trip It will be underassoLake Salt County Horticultural the tramway which Mr. Maguire is taken soon. ciation held last week, that more than building in the district to facilitate WOMAN TO BE ELECTROCUTED. 1,000 pear trees had been ruined by the handling of ore and supplies. The the county. blight throughout tramway, when completed, will have Female Fiend Hacked Woman to son of Isaac The cost over $10,000. Pieces With Hatchet. of Park City attempted to climb The extraordinary deposit of meteorN. Y. Guilty of muron a moving ore wagon, fell and was ites near Watertown, Canyon Diablo, Ariz., which in the first degree was the verdict der over, his foot being almost tom has occasioned much comment and off and his leg broken in four places. discussion among the leading geo- of the Jury in the case of Mrs. Mary A bolt of lightning striking near the Farmer, charged with the killing of logists of ths country, is being made Mrs. Sarah Brennan. Justice Rogers home of Mrs. Peterson in Ogden, pro- the subject of a Prof. George study by Mrs. Farmer to be electroduced such a shock that the unfortu-natsentenced P. Merrill and Wirt Tassln of the dewoman is partly paralyzed. The cuted at Auburn prison during the of of the United geology partment week beginning August 2. doctors believe that she may recover States National Museum. In time. The crime for which Mrs. Farmer, The Uncle Jesse Mining and Milling who is 29 years old, was convicted, Mayor Bransford of Salt Lake City was Provo at Incorporated has removed Charles T. Vail, chief of company fiendish. Her victim, Mrs. last week. The company owns seven was most who was 55 years of age, the lire department, for "the good of Brennan, claims Tlntlc. in The north was her neighbor and intimate friend, the service, and has appointed James patented of the company has already and the motive was to gain possesproperty Devine, former chief of the depart- been Even cn the surface sion of the Brennan home, deeds oi prospected. ment, to fill the vacancy. some excephave shown the which Mrs. Farmer had forged in OcRev. Noble Strong Elderkln of Og- tionalledges values. The company has a tober. Mrs. Brennan was hacked to den will head the work of the Chris-tloof 1,000,000 shares. pieces with a hatchet and her body Endeavorers for the next year in capital stuffed into a trunk. mill mammoth at In the the t this state, having been elected at the annual convention held in Consolidated Mercur mine, at Mercur, Westerner Given Place on CommitUtah, the slimes plant installed a few Salt Lake City last week. tee. months ago is meeting with marked diThe Secretary of State Tingey has committee appointed Chicago. rected the banks of the state to file success, and one of the vexing prob- to notify James S. Sherman of his a report with him, showing their con- lems of the Industry is ceasing to won nomination as includes The method dition at the close of business on June ry the management. the western members: following 16. There are state banks used for treating the slimes Is a modCalifornia James L. Paul. ification of several processes which and three private banks in Utah. Colorado Albert A. Reed. That the state board of health in- have proven cumbersome. Idaho Warren Truitt. The Balakalala Copper company tends to make a vigorous campaign Montana C. M. Blair. on house flies this summer Is evi- will soon begin work of installation of Nevada John G. Thompson. denced by the notice sent out by Dr. a copper coaverting plant, which will Oregon J. H. Brown. Texas Harris Masterson. T. B. Beatty, secretary of the state cost $125 000, says the Boston News Utah William D. Livingston. board of health, to all health officers. Bureau. It will be of sufficient capacWashington W. J. Rucker. A gang of swindlers have been busy ity to convert the matte into blister Wyoming Frank W. Wandell. in Salt Lake passing forged postal copper for an annual production of Arizona L. W. Powell. money orders made out on blanks 20,000,000 pounds of copper, which is Hawaii J. M. Dowsett stolen from Schurz, Nev., postoffice the expected output of the Balakala New Mexico A. W. Otero. Merchants have cashed company when in full operation. recently. Thomas C. Hartegen. Philippines about $500 worth of the fraudulent orThomas Cooper land commissioner WORLD-WIDders. A COMBINE. of the Northern Pacific testiUtah's delegates to the national con- fied at the federal rate railway, before hearing vention of credit men at Denver, June a Steel Trust Spreading to All Quarter special master at St. Paul, that the 23 to 26, left Salt Lake on Sunday. of the Globe. x coal lands owned by that company The Utah delegation wore red badges save the railroad London. In spite of all denials, the $2,770,000 a year and with the Inscription: "Come to Zion. are worth to the company $50,000,000. Iron and Steel Trades Journal deEach also wore a small bottle filled All of the coal used by the road west clares it has reason for stating that with Utah salt. of Bismarck, N. D comes from it the formation of an international A Salt Lake man, while digging a own mines, said the witness, and es- trust, in which American, German and trench for plumbing connections, unRussian manufacturers will unite with from its Boslyn mines. earthed a human skeleton, apparently pecially A decision was rendered last week British steel Interests, will be an acthat of an Indian woman, who must In a few weeks. The have been buried there a quarter of a In the suit of the Ontario Sliver Min- complished fact of the new concern will of Park the headquarters ing company City against century ago, at a time when that parWasatch and other irrigation com- be in London, and Its capitalization ticular neighborhood was unsettled. panies, in which the right and title to will reach $750,000,000. William Howard, son of John G. liow&m of Pleasant the use of water emerging from the Twenty Injured In Wreck. View, is dead as the result of injuries drain tunnel of the Ontario mine was Louis. St. Twenty persons were insustained by being thrown from a Involved. Under the terms of the dea collision in between a passenjured is cision decreed defendit that the horse. He was riding with a boy about his own age. A straight bit of ants be restrained from interfering ger train and a freight on the Wabash road tempted the boys to have a with or claiming any right to tho road Friday night near Pendleton, Mo. A number of the more seriously inrace. water, After a strike, inaugurated May 21, C. O. Baxter and associates are jured were brought here. The pas1907, the Bell Telephone company and making preparations to begin active senger train was behind time and was its union employes are now once oil operations in the Rangely field. Mr. running at greater speed than usual again on amicable terms. The gen- Baxter was in Vernal for a day or two to make up time and crashed Into the eral terms of the agreement are that the first of the week and left for freight, demolishing both engines, the Jhe men will receive an advance of 25 Rangely to look after the property baggage and mail cars and a number cents alay in Utah, Wyoming and leased from the Coltbarps, says the of freight cars. There were 140 pasIdaho. Vernal Express. sengers on the train. Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend, formerly Colorado Is not an Important and Carnegie to be Among tho state. The annual pro- Bryan proprietress of the pioneer hotel of Judges. Salt Lake City, the Townsend house, duction rarely reaches 10,000,000 New York. Andrew Carnegie has which in the early days was the lead- pounds, and In 1906 It was only 7.427,-25consented to act ns one of the Judges ing hotel of the capital city, Is dead pounds. To this output eighteen to award the Chester Pugsley prize ofat the age of 84. M'rs. Townsend count Ic3 contributed, but only two was known far and wide to the trav- Lako (Leadvlllo district) and San fered by the Lake Mononk conference on international arbitration for the Juan yielded notable amounts. eling public. Thomas J. OBrien, a carpenter, The annual report of the Nevada best essay on international arbitration committed suicide In Salt Lake City, Douglas Copper company Bhows that a by an American college student. The drowning himself In a private bath great amount of development work is other judges who have already conpool at the Hot Springs sanitarium. beign done, the report stating that sented to act are W. J. Bryan, former OBrien had been out of work for sev- - "with the development work carried Secretary of State John W. Foster, era) weeks and this fact caused de- along In an Intelligent manner a Judge George Gray of Delaware and spondency, which probably led him to large additional tonnage will be made President Butler of Columbia ' take bis life. to our reserves In the next year 1308, by Byron Baseball William.) J. Beck, Advice. seventy-flve-mll- e l, e n 100-to- n presl-den- vice-preside- fifty-fiv- e sixteen-year-ol- , d copper-p- roducing 3 ; . ! CApitAl JwelrjJ $100,000. DIRECTORS: John T. Ta.yIor, Rwd Ssnoel Grooerie and Provliloni Vlce-Preid- jB J. Wm. Knight, Geo. Roger Farrer, Taylor, ir, John R. Twelves. JOS. T. FARRER, CasHi,. Architects. So. Academy Avenue, Provo. Dooly Block, Salt Take City. 335 618 President, C. K. Loose L. Holbrook, BercK Watkins General banking business transacted Safa deposit boxes for rent. PB0FE3S10NAL. Now that the baseball season is in full swing, it is no more than right PROVO. that the hoi polloi should learn and observe the following rules: Instead of yelling Kill the umpire, until you injure your diaphragm, go D. D. HOVTZ out and kill him yourself. Be game! AW When the home team loses, encourA TTORNEY-AT-- L age them to do better by running Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Farrer Block around town with your hammer and that cant telling everybody they play Provo City, Ufah ball, anyhow. When the umpire calls a close ball a strike, don't be satisfied with yelling, "Rotten! Throw the ancient egg, JACOB EVANS, and prove it. Attorney- When the committee calls at your Practice Law In tha State and Fed place of business for a contribution to help buy suits for the players, tell eral Court. them you never go to a ball game Offices, rooms 3, 4 and 5 Knight block, has anyhow, that your mother-in-lato have a new set of teeth this month Provo City, Utah. and that you cant afford to give anyTILXPHONE NO. 91 T. thing. Always get Into the diamond and quarrel like fury whenever a close deTHVRMAN cision is made at first-base- . It helps KAIGHN to make the game popular. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAIf its a foul and it helps your side, insist on a decision of foul. When it D. F. WALKER BUILDING helps the other side, don't forget that SALT LAKE CITY it is a fair ball. This Is important. Climb a tree just outside the right-fielHARVEY CLUFF fence and see all the games for A. L. BOOTH nothing. Take a ladder along to help you In climbing the tree. Then pull & the ladder up after you and spit on ATTORNEYS-AT-LAsmall boys when they try to share your roost with you. Dont forget to kill the umpire! BOOMS 5. ml ft See The Electric Co. And get them to figure on wiring your house for eleo-tri-c lights. It is the only clean, safe and reliable method of lighting. Office, 95 N. Acwdenvy Avenue Both 0 0 0 To-da- Alva Nelson, CWnieiv Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Draiu on adl Parts of the World. the P. O. on Opposite Avenue. Academy PROVO'S LEADING SHOEMAKER 123 N. ACADEMY AVENUE Farmers and Merchants Bank PROVO, UTAH OFFICERS that I Shall always write for pay, Shall never sail the plunging seas Throughout the storm swept day. I cannot just make up my mind To rob the poor and weak; I seem to lack a leathern heart, An Iron sort of cheek And then, somehow, I find that I rather Asst. EGLESTON But, ah, alas! I fear Am Provo, Utah BUILDING. tATES-SNO- Rinjs W. II. Brereton, Pres., John Marwick, Cashier, W The Modern Pirate. Confound this writing line for line To gain a pittance small! y my blamed afflatus does Not want to work at all. But something of Old Adam seem To creep into my heart To tempt me with a thought that I Should try a pirate's part. Or be a highwayman at large, A trust magnate whose creed Is marked by squeezing blood and gold To satisfy his greed. I see these fellows grabbing off The frosting on the cake And sometimes as I gaze I, too, Would prone be on the make. X, too, would cut the throats of men And wring the hearts that bleed, I, too, would stifle babes beneath A roof that feeds my greed. Ah, sometimes, I am gross enough To sell my soul for gold, Vo lie, to cheat, to steal, to be A modern pirate bold 2 37-- State Bank of Provo CLUFF BOOTH Phones a d San-stro- rn aad Watch p Dal-zel- Provo City, Utah. AND DIRECTORS. Thomas N. Taylor, President; HSmer J. Rich, Vice President; J. D. Dixon, Cashier; James A. Loveless, Robert Bee, John J. SiCraner, Andrew Knudsen, mon P. Eggertsen, Wm. R. Wallace. General Business Banking Transacted. Interest paid on time deposits. Safety deposit hexes for rent. Drafts Issued on all parts of the world. busy, too, Engaged in fighting off a bold, Bad buccaneering crew! o o o Mind Meandering. The man that wants to make a fool of himself finds plenty of opportunities. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. A man that can make a fortune and marry another, may be said to be a successful financier. It Honest, though small, wages seem never to be worth while to the burglar. Thats why he Is a burglar. it A Washington piano agent sells nice fresh buttermilk as a side line. If he cannot appeal to the artistic nature he switches to the vulgar stomach. friend of mine spent an hour last Saturday washing his dog, and then the fool dog went out and, lying down in the dirt of the street, rolled over and over until he looked like 8 doormat In muddy weather. Somehow that dog reminded me of women who wear almost-bal- l govns to go shopping in Chicagos soot and dirt. A boy it it it In a hotel room that I rented recently while attending an editorial convention, I found a beautiful pair of silk pajamas. While I was speculating on adopting them and wondering whether you stepped Into them or pulled them over your head like a came up and took 6kirt, the bell-hothem away from me. Alas! I fear I shall never entei the plutocratla Pill HklO j of toMaofnywhreEm thl B youd'i-ycle- - diitrici w We ship 11 9 ttlre w,cn 1101 perfectly atified or do not wish to keep tho bicvcle Ln ithiVw ur ?xPn and you mtU not keuton cent. akViAM wl 1!? at u FACTORY PRICES bicycles it is possible to mak above actual factory cootZ You save fio T.. to lie direct f u and have the manufacturer's fuar- behind antes vmr UT of Urea from anyone P Zn JSSt nny ttrr trice, and remarkjl, ,pecuUo mifeagHnU? 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Sixty thousand pairs sold last year Over two hundred thousand pairs now in use DESCRIPTIONt MadelnalUlees.ItlslivelT 1 nd easy riding. verydurableand liuedinside with special porous ad which doles up small punctures without 110. nig !he air to escape. We hive fiedcu Homers stating that their tires haveonlybeenpu mood up one or twice maw hole season. They an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualftCng given layers of thin, specially the "R,llar pricc of thf"? V perpaVr but for rice fher approval, You So not pay waunttyStt We will allow a dla.-ant of s tuii per -- 1 PilllCTURE-PROO- F TIRES SELF-llEALIf- iQ I'Sfular SHSHr haveeramm U LA! er ,S receivf1- w'e "hip C. O. D. on df If fwm1 thlfra strict lv aa represented, - end FULL CASH WII'U OHIlKft making the price 4.65 per Pair) if yota rnckel plated bras, hand pump. Tire, to We will also send OB! reu.J':1,' not aatiefactory on examination We exeu!ie if for any reason they an bank. 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