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The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27
GREENFIELD HILL.

BODY OF FREDERICK BRONSON INFERRED
 AT OAKLAwN.
 The remains of the late Frederick Bronson were brought from New York where the funeral was held, apdiinterred in Oaklswn cemetery, Saturday. The burial was private. Rare and beautiful flowers were placed on his grave. Every one in Greenfield extends their sympathy to the bereaved widow and daughter.
The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27
Ginghams-

Al l01 a yard, instead of 12 I5c; 10, GOO yds of corded striped dress nghams-Styles are exact copies of those that have proved to be the b, st selling patterns in the inn ported goods at more than double the price, a variety of designs to choose from in cOrd- ed stripes of white or grounds of rich col orcd pinks blues, lavenders and cardinals. l2Hc yd - he best gingham made to retail at that price. Some years ago, when goods were cheaper than to-day, this same quail ity retailed at 20c yard, and patterns then were not carly as attractive as these shown to-day.
 2Oc, 25c and BOG yd.-Scotch corded Ging- hams in more than one hundred designs. BOG yd,-Slk-fgured Plaid and Striped Gingham.
 37Hc yd.-Satin Striped Cingham. 4Sc yd.-Fancy Slk-and-coton Gingham. Soc yd-Broche Persian Striped Gingham. soc yd.-Scotch Tambonr Striped Gingham 60c yd.-Scotch Broche Striped Ginghamo Madras and CheviOts -
 These belong to the Gingham family proper ly and enjoy the same high favor. About three hundred design have been gathered here.
 American Madras, l21c, I8c and 25c yd American Cheviot, l211c, 15c and 25c yd. Scotch Chevot, 37Hc yd
 Scotch Madras, 37 13c and 40c yd. Continental Complete stocks of
 these splendid wheels Bicycles reready now. There is absl lute guaranty of goodness in every Continental Bicycle we sell. There is no risk of deficiency any, where. Every dollar buys strength and speed.
 The Continental is lighter in weight this year than last; but equally strong. It is up-to-date in every feature. Mems, $25 WOmen's, S26 The Continental meets every want of the practical rider; but if you want thoroughbred wheel-the top-notch of bicycle excellence, we have
 The Orient
 Than tohich TO better ,rheel IS made.
 Orient Light Roadster, $50. Orient Leader, $6s. Orient Chainless, $75. Mems and Women's models at same prices.
 Japanese Washable These are in the
 prettiest checks and
 SLIkS plaids-copies of the exquisite French silks. A wide variety of styles. Blue and- white, pink-and-white, hlac-and- white, ereen-and-white, and so on. Just the kind most wanted for children s dresses. Will bear washing like linen. They are regularly 5oe-price 85c yard. John Wanamaker Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.,, Broadway, 9th and 10th
 and Fourth Avenue
The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27
Wall Paper.

Do not buy Wall Paper out of sample books when Iyou can come here and select what you want from a stock Of more than lOooo rolls. It IS very unpleasant to buy Wall Paper from samples and when yoa get it find that you are short a roll of paper or a few yards of bor Ter and leave your room upset while you send away for what is short. only to fl nd it anIgoae.
The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27
Window Shades.

Al hough everything in the makeup Of sl ades has gone up with bound i've are sell. ing at old price nearly all kinds We also with fringe or plain; in tact there is nothing In rhe way of shade work that We cannot do to your satisfaction.
The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27
w. G. BARTON. Bank St. New Milford.
IA Grand
 Success IOur Millinery Opening.

Everybody was plea el, we heard words of praise Oa all sides Our Pattern Hats were models of beauty.
The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27

Frank Evitts, the popular harness man, was in New Haven, Monday, to buy stock. MT Evitts reports his business on the increase, and is having 8 surprisingly large call on his made-to-o order harnes ses.
The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27
SALE OF RELIANCE
 HOUSE WRAPPERS.

Sea Island percale wrappers with fancy yokes and inner lining, shave light corset stays and laces, giving support to the body and 1nsuring an absolutely perfect fit and 8 neat and shapely appearance without the use of corsets when doing housework.
 All sizes at each 95c and SI 25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
Lucky Boy Disaster.

The HALEY Times has the following
graphic account OF a cavc.u at the
Lucky Boy mine at Custer, idaho iu
which Salt Lake people are interested:
About 4.45 o'clock on Saturday after
noon a great mass OF rock broke loose
somewhere above the No 4 tunnel Boo
the Lucky Boy mine at Custer and
shot, roaring 800 feet down the shaft
quitting IL OF stulls and tlmbers as IL
went
Down at the loading station, on the
eighth level. Gcorse Olson. station tend
er bad just loaded the bucket ana rang
30 un The avalanche struck the as
gaulIng bucket somewhere about the
sixth level and, swapping the steel
cable Ike a thread. d hurled the loaded
bucket down The shaft
Olson heard lt coming and eudeavored
40 escape But he was too late. A mo-
Went later The cave n struck the sta
ton with a force that shook the ground
with thunfeDus sway and eytingushed
candles 100 feet away Beneath twenty
feet Of earth poor Olson lay Dlldly en-
hedded, his young life snuned out Ike
% candle.
The wonder ls that there were not
more lives lost. Had the accident oc-
Cured one hour earlier fully twelve
men would have been Killed as they
We're going ON shIft and would have
been caught at the stations
The Lucky Boy Is an Ola mine and
thn tmpcrs above the 400 level have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
MINING NOTES.

Two cars OK ore reached the market
today from the May Day Of Tlntic.
The Grand Central Of Tlnuc paid out
$4,000 to It's stockholders today
The Centennial Eureka was on the
market today with twelve cars Of ore.
The Bullion Beck OF Eureka reached
the market today with two cars Of ore.
The Horn Silver OF Frisco was on the
market today with two cars Of copper
ore
The Taylor BWntOn sampler reported
sixteen cars Of ore from Tlntlc today
and TWO from Frisco.
The Ben Butler assessment Of u Of
cent per share, becomes delinquent to-
morrow
j. @. Jacobs was In Bingham today
giving his attention to the new branch
railroad 10 De- built 20 the Bingham
Copper and Gold company's mine,
H. T, Sappington VINO Is in from the
Red Wing at Bingham says that leasers
are taking out some very rich ore from
the upper workings. A four-foot body
Of solid ore Is said to be exposed.
The management OF the Mammoth
mine has stated its intention TO employ
the miners laid of by the Grand Cen
trial company which will be good news
to a number Of families who might
otherwise suffer as winter approaches.
Superintendent P. A. Mckenzie Of the
Dexter mine says that the 10 stamp mill
at the Bull Run mines about Is miles
from TuscarOr1. New. Is turning out
well. The mill is running on $50 ore
Of which 50 per cent is being saved on
the plates,
Dixie Falcon: r. W. Jennings. of
salt Lake City, was here Thursday on
his way % the Grand Gulch mine 20
look into his business there. He eX-
pressed himself as being well pleased
with the outlook u the mine Twenty
six carloads OF ore averaging 80 per
cent have been shipped in the last thlr-
teen months 4 new wagon road from
the mine going south. Ia In contempla-
ton The cost Of It would be about
s. 600 A railroad through this section
of the country through this section of
the country would pass within 40 miles
OF the mine and permit Of a great
amount OF ore. which at present win not
pay expenses of the long haul, 70 be
worked 0t q profit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
LOWER MAMMOTH RAMPANT
STOCK SeIIsUpto IS Con, nereur very
Aeuve DaIy-West Weakening
star Con- Was Firmer.
TODAYS METALSi
SILVER Gls
LEAD, $500
CASTING COPPER l5A

Business was unusually brisk on IN.
exchange today when 6,9Oo shares sold
for i2O.66l6O Excepting May 2Sth, This
IS the biggest days business recorded
during the present year On the latter
date the sales amounted to nearly s2i,-
O0O Con. Mercur was heard from today
over 1000 shares changed hands but In
spite Of such a large Offering It was
readily absorbed at prices ranging from
s4.45 on the opening sale to A49h at
the close
Daily West was also very much In evil
dence today when some 800 shares
changed hands at lower figures than
those at which the stock has been held
Tor some time past After making IT'S
first sale at i2342 the stock weakened
TO s2s9s. Daily participated at Njj
while Grand Central released 100 shares
at 8lg5.
Lower Mammoth made a new record
on news OF the latest strike on the 700
level. From g il advanced By jumps
and bounds 10 IS. the figure at which
the closing sale was made. Star Con.
was also In good form. selling from "
10 7S&. but weakening TO 1874 ON the
closing sales.
Gelena Of Fish Springs was traded IN
at 81 while Rocco, Homestaks loosened
up 200 at 67h and Sacramento let 60 100
at 81. South swansea sold down 20
Sl.O3 per share. Emerald closed with iia
bid while i2i per share was offered for
Centennial Eureka.
Closing quotations were posted as tol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
PRICES GENERALLY HIGHER
The Special Points Of Strength We're About
he Same as Yesterday
prolit.Trading Made Trading IBeer-
tain Some Good Gains Were Made
i'm Certain Spots,

New York. Nov 15-The level Of
prices at the opening was generally
higher and the points Of special
strength were about the same as those
II yesterday Metropolitan Street rail-
way rose three points, the Northern
Pacincs 1 and IA respectively on the
common and preferred. only a few
stocks showed slight losses
But little interest was manifested I'm
railroad stocks during the early trading.
outside Of the trunk line group, which
advanced, except Baltimore g. Ohio.
which reacted An active demand for
the steel stocks caused am average rise
Of "a point and leather ana the tJbacC0s
rose strongly. Metropolitan Street Rail-
way lost half OF its initial gain. bat
New Jersey Central was pushed up 90
lij. Profit taking iu sugar. Baltimore
g. OHIO Northern Pacific and metal
stocks made the trading uncertain un-
On II o'clock. when the tendency was
generally downward
An advance of ln13s lu Canada south
ern and q. G c. & st. J.. ala not stimu-
late the market but when Brooklyn
Transit was lifted lia the list became
rather more active and higher Some
good gains We're made an spots. General
Electric rose 3 and New Jersey Ccntray
a. American Linseoi on preferred re-
covered ga of yesterdays loss.
Bonds We're quiet and firm.
SUGAR.
sugar-Raw, Grm fair refining. 37.:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
REVIEW OF WOOL MARKET

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say to-
morrow The wool market has con.
tluued active. and a large volume OF
business has been transacted, though
the sales for the past week figure up
slightly less total than those Of the
preceding week. The Improvement
noted IN prices just before the cleo
ton has been gully maintained. and in
some lines VI secured and pulled woods
slightly better prices are being asked
ana 100 some cases, 10 Is reported. have
been secured, but manufacturers as a
rule are NOT willing 20 pay any adj
vance beyond that noted In the market
report Oi last week The dress goods
mills have been the principal buyers.
Some ~ the Maine mills haze been re-
ported DO the market, and have taken
ON some fair-sized lines OF WOOL
"lhs moderate and smaller sized
mills have been more Of a factor In the
market The American W0Jlan COM
prny has bought only moderately. The
bulk Of he weeks business has been
lu territories, grading fine and tine
medium, California and oregon woods
THE sales OF the week in Boston
amounted 20 1866. 900 pounds domestic
and 10000 pounds foreign. making
total Of $3.50 600 against q total of G..
100000 for the previous week. and a
total OF l63lIG6 for the correspond
ing week last year The sa es since
January lst amount 70 l24 7G3 300
pounds against 10.39i576 pounds for
the corresponding time last year
The receipts Of wool In Boston this
week amount TO 2,i6) bales domestic
and a, uales foreign, making a total Of
3,2gt bales against 5,2S2 bales last week
and l2,05s bales for the corresponding
week this year.
THE total receipts since January lst
have been 3t170i bales Of domestic. and
1881 bales OF foreign. against 51S $50
bales domestic and II SOS bales foreign
for the corresponding period II 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
CONSOLIDATION
EFFECTED TODAY.
The Dexter and Tuscarora Share
holders Ratify the Proposition,
FORTUNE HIGH GRADE ORE.
shipments WIN soon be nade-Lucky
BOY Disaster-'Fesora shipping
Heavily,

40 a meeting OF the stockholders OF
/ .he Dexter and Tuscarora Mining COM
pluies held In this city today. the
/ proposition TO consolidate the two
properties was ratified. Henceforth the
two mines viii be- owned and operated
by the Dexter Tuscarora Consolidated
Gold Mining company with a capital
of 100000, divided into 100000 shares
of the part vaule Of 81 each The Of
dcers Of the new company are + II.
Airs. president; S. b. Miner, vice
president and George r. Airs secre-
ary and treasurer These, with
Charles J. Deyereaux, Of Boston. and
John Den and + o. Lee, Of Salt Lake.
form the directorate.
The new company, II was said today,
starts with q clean sheet OF the capi-
tai stock 2OO00O shares goes to each OF
the two former companies. leaving 100
100 shares In the treasury. OF this
amount $1,000 shares have been sold
8t 81 per share and the proceeds Is TO
applied To the liquidation of the DeX-
ter company's Indebtedness.
superintendent T. A. Mckenzie, Of the
Dexter. was In town and when asked
concerning the property he said he
expected TO see It accumulate a surplus
from the start. Notwithstanding a shut
down of twelve days last month MIR.
Mckenzie says the value of the product
amounted 10 nearly $1,000. II is ex-
pected that the output for the present
month viii run close 10 $4,000. The ex-
penses. Mr.. Mckenzie says, alount to
between 5000 and $4,000 per month,
SO that the profit for this month win be
snug II everything goes as antici-
pated
The mine Is said to be looking we'll
The new vein which was struck some
time ago IN the drift on the 25O level
which IS being run east TO the Tusca-
rora lines. is being developed with
good results. In addition to the 65-foot
drift an upraise has been extended Tor
about 3j feet. Some rich ore has been
found but the average Mr. Mckenzie
says runs between Sl2 and {l5 per ton
The vein has been proven TO be between
ten and thirty feet wide Il has been
by the east drift which
has passed beyond Il some no feet and
il is expected 20 enter Tuscarora ground
within sixty. days Some OF the richest
ore ever found In the district Is re-
ported 10 have been found on the Tus-
carora vein I'm a drift from the l50-foot
level This ground Is virgin and Mr..
Mckenzie looks forward very confident
Iy 80 the future OF the consolidated
property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
PERSONAL.

7. S. Bishop, Of London, Eng. is num-
bered among the arrivals at the Knuts.
ford.
Hon Thomas sevy, OF Paugultch.
Garfield county Is on visit to the
capital
Governor Heber NJ Wells went down
10 Provo today to attend a meeting Of
the trustees Of the insane asylum.
Link Smith. Of Peru, Ind, who served
on the Olympia at the destruction Of
Monteios feet In Manila bay. Is a
guest az the Wey
Joseph Negro. the chef who has been
engaged Tor Beardsleys tavern. has ar
rived from San Francisco and Is reg.
istered az the Cullen.
Rev Festus Foster. OF Robinson is
numbered among the recent arrivals al
the Cullen.
Rev. ]. V. 8. Huntington, father SUI
perlor OF the Order Of the Holy Cross,
breaches at St Pauls church az p. m.
and 7.li this evening When he was IN
this city before It will be recalled that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
AT THE FORTUNE.
Manager Hill Expects to Soon FIX.
tract 20 Per Cent Copper Ore.

Manager Elmer Hin, Of the Fortune
group at Bingham, reports everything
moving along serenely az the new mill
Notwithstanding some slight difficulties
with the electric power The mill Is
kept busy on lead ore and about twenty
five tons OF good concentrates are be-
ing obtained every day. Ii is the in
tention OF push this work while the fine
weather lasts. The Freedom tunnel il
now being pushed 20 connect with an
upraise from the lowest tunnel
In drift from this upraise
a body OF high grade copper ore
has been exposed which assays as high
as 80 per cent Two streaks Of this
grade OF ore occur IN the vein. one of
which is about rs inches wide the other
being about 2 feet wide The vein Is
about 8 feet wide altogether. Mr. Hin
expects to soon begin the extraction Of
some Of this class OF ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

been in ten % twenty years The rock
has slackened or lo0sened, and the
ground no longer affords a firm foot
ing for the stull-heads There Is no
ore IN these levels hence no reason why
the tlmbers should be renewed.
The shaft Is an incline, but not sunk
on true line Its course dlstantly re-
sembles the letter S. Buckets are used.
No cage Men ana ore are hoisted 500
feet IN buckets, up an incline that Is
not a shaft and a SHAFT that Ia not an
incline. The wall plates and other tim-
bers were Old hence rotten; the ground
was wet, soggy, loose, hence dangerous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
Husband Complains of His Wifes
Cruel ROYALS Cnse.

Sheriff Howells Is IN receipt Of divorce
papers from Denver In the divorce case
Of Abraham bernstein VS. Cecil Born
stein. Plaintiff is at present resident
Of Denver while his wife resides at
Bridport street this city. The parties,
according 20 the complaint. We're mar
ried IN Galesiza. Austria, on March TO-,
1877, and have four children. ranging In
ages from Q TO % years. Bernstein ac-
cuses his wife Of cruel treatment to-
wards him. and also accuses her OF be-
ing a common druukard
Mahala r Royals has entered suit
for divorce against Daniel u. Royals In
the Third district court, alleging that
the marriage took place in Horny coun-
~. s, c., ON May 23rd. 1891. and further
alleging that Tor the past five years the
defendant has failed 10 support her.
Notwithstanding the fact that the de-
PENDANT was physically able To- do SO.
Mrs. Royals prays for a decree OF d.
vorce. $1,000 alinony and the custody OF
their minor child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
DENVER 1--WE STOCK.

Denver. Colo. Nov 15.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts. 1900, market active; strong
Beef steers. 375ad2j; COWS, 2.5OZ37i.
feeders, freight paid to river, 3,OOG ABS;
stockers do, 3.5Oqlj0; bulls. stays etc.
20OG325.
HoEs-Receipts 600; SOLO cents high
en- Light packers 47504S5; mixed and
heavy. is0n4S5
Shep-Receipts, 5000; active and
steady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15

Cleveland, o.. Nov l5.-As "a result
% the heavy snOWst0m that RACED
utolghout the lower lake region today
railway uatiic WAS badly delayed On M,
IN running out from this city. A
,n q, Wtst wind caused the snow 90 aHn
~ nuse piles along the tracks On man.
49, s'r. According 20 the local weather
,tt,easler' the storm Will confirm.
night anu po'''''s zoe
Buffalo ny. Nay ii-T., ,,.,..
nigb,,' ~" ". ,,l ln south Buffalo during fha
nor '', 49, ,ohl lnned falling this ls,r-
ro,, 90 t.-'s' Aurora and DunkIrk DO.
fse, 30 B 5hgnes and Orchard Park rR0
80 80, railroad trafno is greatly .m-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
TEsoRA SHIPMENTS.
The Mine Has Already Sent Out o
Carloads This Month.

Advlces from the Tesora Of Tintic
states that more carloads OF ore We're
shipped from that property yesterday,
making sixteen cars OF ore about 400
tons. which have been sent out from the
mine during the present month. Some
OF the ore has been extracted for sew
eral weeks but Manager Heffron says
the mine Is iB q condition to furnish a
car a day easily. II Is the intention 10
extract the ore al this rate and dump
II In the bins at the Bingham Copper
a Gold companys new smelter. which
will be started up before many weeks.
Some low grade ore Us exposed In he
Shoebridgc Bonanza which win also be
used Ia the new smclter.
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sToCK TRANsAcTIoNs-

Con Mercur. 200 at S445. 100 at ASS.
100 al SAM: GOO at S. 40: 100 an "a i9i,
DAILY 100 at Sl55.
DAILY West, 100 at S23 42ik; l9s at s23t3.
20 at s2S.42 $50 az $3.50 80 at s2s3S.
81 at S23.3siA.
Galena. 800 at So
Grang Central. 100 al S495.
sup-ne,llw ithg-p;-ac- locate
Lower Mammoth. 100 at O.: 100 az 63t5
100 at 66ia 100 at g.. 100 at 70. 900 al "a.
100 at u.s. 800 at "a. 100 at rs.
Rocco Homestake. 200 at 67is:.
Sacramento. l99 az ST.
South Swansea, 200 at SlO3
star Con, 500 az e.. 800 at 7gL. 200 ~
1874 100 az 1894, 900 al 70. zoo al 72-.
500 at 52A
y Shares sold. $500
Nelling value o. stocks. S306siC0
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city, No. Nov 15.-Cattle-
Receipts, 5000: steady Native steers,
40o055O Texas steers. 26Od rs, Texas
cows. 1.5QG35O; native COWS and heif-
ers, 2ljQ5.0O; stockcrs and feeders. $50
heavy. 4SO0A95: packers, 4S5dA95;
mixed. AS064e0 light A7jai90; york
ers, A9OQA95. pigs. Al5Q4s1h.
sheep Receipts. 1000 strong. Lambs.
3.OOd5.5O. mnttons. 225G460.
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.

"Pasturage' Is about 30 per cent high
or this season than a year ago. and
horse owners who DO not have pastures
Of th6L own realize that prices have
gone Up with some OF the farmers pro-
ducts as Wen as OF others.
Wyoming stockmen want the bounty
Increased on wolves. coyotes, wildcats
and other Wild animals that make the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. l5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500 about steady. Native beef
steers. s2jN560. western steers. 40OG
AIS; Texas steers, 325d4.OO, COWS and
heifers. 310dA25; Gamers. l.50d80O:
stockers and feeders, 32563G5; calves.
3Q0H60o bulls, stays etc. 2.256AO0
Hogs-Receipts $500; l2iadlj cents
higher Heavy. A75d49O: mixed 4S06
ASS; light 46OGlSQ; pigs, 450d460;
bulk OF sales. ASOdAS5.
Sheep-Recelpts $500; steady. Fed
muttons, 3S5dfi0; western muttons.
570aA0O; stock sheep, 3,3O93S5; lambs,
A25d5.20.
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stockman's life uncomfortable and give
his purse lean and hungry appear
ance
Discussing the sheep situation IN Tex
az. the san Antonio Express says. The
sheepmau OF Texas win soon be able to
resume his smile OF last spring 10 Is be-
tween seasons now, very few. II any.
rangers are going TO market and the
supply % fed mutton IS decidedly
scarce, The inquiry for wool Is more
active and everything points 20 another
prosperous year for the tlockmaster.
The export trade In sheep promises TO
be much better this winter as Argentina
win not cut much Ice as competitor,
The export trade. however may re-
qulre a better grade Of sheep than Tex
as can furnish just now, but she viii
share In the benefits of an Increased de-
mand and II prices for wool are as good
next spring as they We're last spring II
viii mean "A handsome sum 70 many
who held on too long In the hope Of
further advance.
one Of the subjects 10 be discussed at
the convention OF the National Live
Stock association az Salt Lake I'm Jan
uary VIII be the necessity OF concerted
and general action looking toward the
stamping out of the wolf and coyote
pest In the west Il Is estimated that
western stockmen lose over a million
dollars annually by the depredatons Of
wild animals.
The cattle sale In Chicago during the
first week Of December while the In
ternational Live stock exposition is In
progress. Is expected To- be the greatest
beef cattle sale the world has seen, The
beef breeds represented are Herefords
shorthOrns, Aberdeen-Angus and Gal
loways.