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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
A GREAT SUIT ENDED.
The American Widow Won the SlO,s
100000 Suit.

The civil tribunal Of the Seine, pro-
sided over by Judge Ditto, after years
OF litigation for fortune amounting
to some SlOOO0OO0 has just granted a
final decision in favor Of the American
widow Of the great sugar rehner, Hen
ny Say, and against the Vlscountess de
Tredern, the well known leader Of fash
ion here, aud sister OF the Princess
Borglle and Of the late Henry Say.
Among the witnesses who have fig
ured IN the case have been Frederick
Gebhardt OF New York, a first cousin
OF the widowed Nine. Say, and Mrs
La Montaigne. and the entire issue
turned upon the question of the valid
lty OF the marriage of the late Henry
say to his American wife, who was for
merly Miss Davis OF New York.
Her mother, Mrs Davis, was q sister
OF frederick Gebhardt's father, and
Ike the latter, was OF Swiss birth
Miss Davis married as her first hus-
band the French count Heursel, from
whom she obtained divorce In the
Swiss courts divorce at that time not
being granted by French law.
In order 10 secure this divorce from
her first husband, the Countess 'FIeur-
sci was obliged TO secure letters Of
naturalization in Switzerland, and with
the object Of averting any question as
to the legality Of his marriage, the late
Henry Say likewise became O Swiss
citizen
Henry Say died some two or three
years $50 at his house in the Champs
Elysee lere, leaving his entire properly
amounting to considerably over $4,000
600, as well as his part ownerrhip IN the
FAY sugar refinery which is the most
profitable In France to his two children
by his American Wife, making the mo
Their trustee Of the will, and giving her
life II ttrcst In the estate
shortly after his death the younger Of
the two sisters Of the testator, the VS.
cOLrtess de Tredern known to fame as
the social sponsor and friend OF General
ooulanper and as the mother " tho
Duke of Brissac, commenced suit TO
annu, the will laying claim TO her
brothers property on the ground that
Nine, Says divorce from her first hus-
band was, in the eyes OF the French
law Illegal.
The vlscountess Is condemned TO pay
the enormous cost Of the case. From q
Paris Gable,
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MINING NOTES.

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Do'ul'c, IT, "' wa" 'p'"' S'''''" gay u"
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The TAYLOR and Brupton sampler was
IN recent this morniur Of four cars
W 'VPp'' '''"''' ''''' ''''7'''"'
James A, Pollock, the well known
stock broker and manager OF the Te-
tro, has returned from his trip to mis-
WurI
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wv svSte'uui @,nout, 90, go6 40 tIoeyv'
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The DELINQUENT stool, sale OF the re.
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CENTURY MINE
STOCK ASSESSED
Announcement by Directors That
$4,000 is Called For
SHARE LEVY IS TEN CENTS.
Assessment Made Necessary by Delay
In Satisfactory Operation Of tho
MIN Wine Indebtedness tGj,tOO.

The Century Mining company direct
ors at meeting late yesterday after
noon decided 10 cali upon the share
holders Of The company Tor the pay
ment Of ten cents share Or $4,000 The
assessment becomes delinquent on Feb
ruary 18th and the sales day s nxed for
March 18th
Though The action occurred yesterday
not word was said Of It until after
this mornings call on the mining ex-
change. However, that the action was
not entirely unexpected is amply evil
denced by the course Of the stock dur
ms the past week.
Manager John y. White could not be
reached this morning but in recent
Interview he said that the Century COM
pany was not over $4,000 IN debt and
that although the company had met
with various sctbacks IN gettng the
new plant In running shape e would
soon be- turning out $4,000 per month
clear II is understood that the amount
" the present assessment VIII be used
to defray The pressing claims against IL
and that II Ia expected that by the time
II Is used up that the plant viii DE
working an right
There was some talk before the as
sessment was declared that II could not
be- done the company sby-laws only per-
hitting one cent assessment 90 be
levied. However no doubt Is expressed
that the present amount viii be paid
Nv the varlous qtockholderg tho largest
Of whom concurred IN the leyylng Of
the same
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A. II. TARBET IN NEW YORK.
Well Known Mining Man is Located
ut the Girard

There Is nj least one millionaire IN
New York who Ia hiding his light under
a bushel lie Is up at the Girard In
Forty-fUurth street and his name IL
"AlecN Tarbet In the first days NJ
his prosperity, when he came % New
York from far-aWay Montana. he al.
ways had suite al the Fftn Avenue
hotel HIS hospitality and entertaining
were boGndless He had disposed ot
gold mines In the British Columbia
district TO Canadian capitalists for
many millions, and came to New YORK.
10 enjoy the fruits of his sagdclty.
llut the metropolis palled upon HIN.
lie ycUned for the rough-aud-ready
HE of the mining camp, aud after ho
had taken a flyer or two I'm wall Street
with varying success, Tarbct dlsap-
reared from Broadway and nothing
was heard OF hIL. until month or 80
ag0. when ne turned up again. with am
other couple Of millions IN ready money
at his disposal
There is very little about a gold
field that Tarhot does not know and ne
eXemplGei this In his most recent
transactions When he sold out his old
property t0 the Canadians, be reserved
To- himself the land Immediately ad-
Joining the claim that he had disposed
Of he know the direction uf the vein
Of cav one ana was we'll assured that
It would 1907 be long before thc men to
whom he had sold out In the drgt place
would 10 working out OF ,Atir pwh
holdings and into The land which he
SIN held, The inevitable happened.
and nov. without having sunl q ebaft
he Is once more prepared TO dispose of
onothor utpertv for price reaching
into the seven figures.
There are parts of Montana where
tho rnmc of Tarhet Is as wen it not
better known that that OF senator VII
liam A. Clark New York Telegraph.
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CARNEGIE GIVES S4O,OOO,OOO.
Steel Magnate SURPRISES All Records
In Gifts for One Year.

Andrew Carnegie has given away siO.-
100000 in 1901, says the Chicago Chroni-
Gle, This has been the first year that
Mr. Carnegie has been able to devote
undivided attention to giving away his
money In line with his declared inten-
ton not to die rich.
When Mr. Carnegie wrote his famous
saying. ITO die rich Is to die dis
graced" the public was incredulous.
That was seven years ago, and nearly
two years ago, when the quotation
from his own pen was shown to him.
with the query How Is II TO be ac-
complished ?" Mr.. Carnegie said:
Watch and see"
In 1899 Mr. Carnegie gave away So
100000 on New Years day 1901 his
gifts aggregated $50, 900. In 1901, as
Mr.. Carnegie has had nothing else TO
DO he has multiplied the amount of all
his former gifts by two. Up to the
present year Mr.. Carnegie had not
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ARTICLES FILED HERE.
La Grande Parrailn OH Company In.
corporntcs Under Utah Laws.

The La Grande Parrafn oil company,
Of ogden today filed articles OF incor-
ioratlon with the secretary Of state.
with the purpose of conducting gem
cral oil ana oh refining, mining and
milling business and operating oil
lands within the state Of Utah or else
whore IN the United states, also to
Prospect for gold silver copper lead
aud other precious metals, and to Oper-
etc reduction works. smelters etc
The company Is capitalized at 81
COO,OO0, which is In 100000 81 shares.
= he officers Of the company are j G..
Nye. president Frank Francis vice
PRESIDENT j II Kuanss, secretary, aud
Il, T. Hume treasurer, and the director
ate, j. G. Nye. Frank Francis, NJ S.
reysert. T. W Jones, r. G. Foley, a. W.
Neck and w. H. Burt The properties
owned by the company are located In
Grand and Emery complies Utah. and
Uinte county Wyoming, The claims
are called the Lehlgh. Philadelphia.
Solitude, Eldorado, King Fisher and
Tayaput groups,
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SECRETARY OF STATES FEES.

The fees paid to the secretary Of
state for services Of all kinds In his
Office amounted during the last quar-
ter of the year to $ll,0S7O5, The to-
tai fees received during 1901 amount
to S1L1S39j The largest fees paid by
single corporations were Union Pacific
Railroad company $4,000 American
Refining and smotin3 company, SIS
760, San Pedro, Los Angeles a. Salt
Lake Railway company, $3.50 Bing-
ham Consolidated Mining and Smelling
company $2,505 Utah Fuel company
S2,505 The total fees received during
1904 show AN increase over the aggre-
gate Of the last two years Of $4,000.
This Is due chiefly to the fee bill which
the secretary had introduced and which
was passed at the last legislature, re-
moving the limit as to a maximum In
corporation fee.
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the latter the Tom Green on the south;
IN American Fork mining District W
C. H. Hanks e. AL
Location notice Of the Lewis ana the
Noycs mining claims. Joining the Flora
on the north. by Henry y. Smith
Mining deed from George Beck et a.
to John Beck for Belle Spring Nos. !
10 8 mining claims IN Lehi mining dis
trict; confederation $3.50
Mortgage from John l3eck 20 ). ~
Clinton ct al on above mining claims;
consideration $3.50.
Mining deed from q, w. Earl ct nj,
to the GoodseI Mining company, for
the Last Chance, 10! stun No 2 and
Last Chance Nos ] ana mining claims
situated IN American Fork mining dis
trct Consideration 81,
Mining deed from w u. Goodsell ct
al 10 the Go0dsell Mining company for
q interest In the Hot STUFF mining
claim IN American Fork mining dis
hict. Consideration 81
otto M Nelson et al 10 the Goodsell
Mining company for 0ne-fourth IN
torcst IN The Hot STUFF mining claim
situated In American Fork mining DIS
ulcl. Consideration 81; and fifty
shares IN the capital stock Of the Good
sell Mining company.
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WEEKS TRADING
ON THE EXCHANGE
Resulted In Transfer Of 374,496
Shares for $2lO,246,42,
Small Trading ON Exchange This
Morning $4,000 shares Trans.
ferred for sl2,OO1,03,

The weeks trading on the mining eS-
change ended this morning after palos
amounting to $4,000 shares had been
made for 3i2,O0l63, During the week
grand total Of 37idOC shares changed
hands for 32lO,2iG4g. Trading was a
little more active than last week
though prices generally have been low
err The condition Of the market at the
close today Is not looked upon ga UNI
favorable, While stocks are quoted at
decidedly lower figures than have OBJ
tanned II Is believed that very few stocks
are even now quoted az values mach
lower than development work at the
properties and other considerations
warrant Some conservative mining
men venture the opinion that II the
prices quoted upon al but a certain
half dozen stocks decreased at least
third Of present prices more the effect
on the market would be beneficial ~
really think people who speculate do
not consider how many shares the cap
ital stock OF company is divided into,
said a well known mine operator this
morning. N they dld In all probabll-
ity they wouldn't expect some shares
TO rule at the figures they now do,
which bring the values Of certain pros
poets up around the quarter Of mil
lion point 1t IL an extremely excel
lent property that Is worth a quarter Of
million dollars"
The market tendency during the past
week has been downward The quota
tons on some OF the stocks have nuc-
tuatcd widely from day to day. but
generally at the close each day the low
est figures were reached.
Among the stocks which registered
declines IN Yankee Con, which sold ut
81 gj early In the week and which to-
day was held at S3.4S without any sales
being made, Century is another stock
that took the tobogRan at the Opening
After sales amounting 20 $500 shares
had been recorded between S5a and ~
the stock closed with a bid Of "a No
announcement Of the assessment was
made az this mornings call.
Con. Mercur has ruled firmly at bet
ter figures all the week, No doubt ia
expressed concerning the forthcoming
dividend and at present prices the
stock by keeping up the usual dlyi-
dend rate pays about 20 per cent am
nually California has ruled az consd-
erably lower figures today and yester-
day and May Day has remained slug.
glsh around 62
Today's closing quotations and sales
are as follows
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given away more than bis income es,i.
mated nt $ljQ0O0Q0 year Nov iii,
he hns broken into hts prncipnl tbo
income has, Of course, been reduced
as well and this win continue 10 grn,y
smaller until Mr.. Carnegie ~ an ordln.
airy millionaire.
The exact amount Of Mr. Camepiea
wealth has never been made bublir
but the estimate Of $3.50 200, GOA madn M
the time he sold out his steel propor.
ties 10 the United States steel cdrpo,n
ton late last winter is accepted as CON.
sentative by Wall street men ana fin.
ancers,
Mr. Carnegies gifts In 1901 have been
as follows;
For Carnegie companies ems
ployes, pensions, etc,.nu .,$i0O0,OOo
For National university at
Washington ,n....,. .,.... 10000 goo
To Scotland's universities d. 10000 O1J
TO Technical institute at Pitts
burg. 90 80. 81. (" -, .u 100000
For public library branches IN
New York !. -" " ,.".. 100000
To Braddock homestead aud
Duduesne libraries ..,. % 1000 600
For ST. Louis public library 1000 600
For other public Libraries i, - 100000
Total for the year. .,AO 200 900
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"sympathy" Failure.

gainesville, Jan 1.-THE Peoples
bank OF this city closed today on ac-
count of the suspension Of the Euclid
Avenue Trust d Savings company OF
Cleveland. Dr. II G. Branerd Is vice
president and C, Il Stewart director
OF the local bank. a big run was ex-
pected on the bank this morning which
il was thought II would be impossible
10 meet. The assignment was made to
Harley Barnes, vice president Of the
Pierce Trust company Of this city NO
statement Of assets and liabilities has
yet been made. A statement issued by
the bank October last showed lts TO-.
tai resources to be s23O6i0; capital
stock paid in, $4,000; individual depos-
its, $173, $40; undivided profits, $1,000.
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Salt Lake Bank Clearlne,.
BUSINESS NOTES.

Bankers and brokers report slight
relaxing In the tighlness which has ex-
listed in money circles for some weeks
past The banks, however. continue TO
loan at and per cent, though sew
eral large loans were made between
private parties late In the week on 6
per cent basis Stocks show a stiffen-
Ing tendency the main operations Of
the week having been In Coop
Wagon, large blocks of which changed
hands at tli1.50 early IN the week and
small transactions In which took place
at $50 later Deseret Savings, under
the influence Of the special dividend of
per cent paid during the week, was in
strong demand and has shown little II
any recession since the dividend was
paid
Utah Sugar stood at Sl5.52is bid this
morning, and Sl5.ji asked The latest
quotations are as follows,
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CONTAINS BIG VALUES.


The management OF the Hcckor Min.
mug company Of Emery rounty has
just received returns from assays made
or samples of ore from a ledge 40 feet
between walls The certificate was up-
ON three assays No, / showed as much
as 1896 ounces silver 40 per cent lead
and 90 per cent copper per ton, ~.
afforded me ounces silver S0l per cent
lead, 90 per cent copper and so cents
gold, while No. 3 showed GSs ounces
silycs 2S per cent lead, per cent c1p-
per and so cents rold.
The shareholders Of the company are
rghtfully olaled and 10 Is stated that
development work will more than ever
be actively pushed.
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BINGHAM CON. MEETING.
Clarence Mccormick aud Duncan
MCNichie Leave Tor BOSTON.

Resident Director Clarence X. Me-
Cornlck and Chief Engineer Duncan
McVickie, Of the Blnham Consolidated
company LEFT today noon for Boston 10
attend the directors meeting there on
next Wednesday Extensive reports
have been prepared here and win be
submitted IN Boston Great improve
ments and developments have been
prosecuted during the past year and
the Immense property is said 10 be In
very gratifying conhiLIOn.
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HEBER CITY.
Incorporation All Complete Except
Payment of Fee Of $500.

Late yesterday afternoon the secreta-
ry Of state received a certified copy
Of the articles of incorporation Of He
Der City az a city Of the third class.
An that remains to be done by the
Heberites now Is TO pay the lncorpora-
tlon fee Of &c. The officers Of the
new city viii be j. w. clyde mayor
Homer Fr0ughton marshal W H.,
Bond recorder; Joshua Conrad, treas
urer L. Montgomery Justice Of the
peace, George Wootton j a. Murdoch.
H. j Cummings Joseph Hatch and d.
G. Hanks. councllmen
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 11-Cattle-- Receipts.
500 Good to prime steers, 6.G0a7. 40:
moor to medium, i0O6625; stockers and
feeders, 225645O COWS. 1.25d4.G5; heif-
ers, 225a5.GO; Gamers, l.25a2 80. bulls.
200g4.5O; calves 2,5Od6.2J; Texas fed
steers 325d5,75.
Hogs Receipts today, $4,000, tomor-
row, $4,000, left over, 5000; 5qlOc. low
er, Mixed and butchers 6OOQ6.5O; good
to choice heavy, 6,3OQ655; rough heavy,
59OHG2O; light, 5,5OQ6O5; bulk Of sales,
6006635
sheep-Recelpts, 5000. Sheep steady
to strong lambs, strong to higher.
Good to choice wethers 400d475 fair
to choice mixed, 360dA25, western
sheep, 4OOdL75, native lambs, $500
$50, western lambs 5.O0d60O.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

May wheat opened at SSN Gs3It. sold
up to S3k@S4, then slumped TO S2h.
Close. Wheat-January 7Sis. May
S2i9; July SgH,
Corn-January e2A May G52.
Oats-January i5h May Asa a ASK.
Pork-January 1870, May l7.i09
H,l2ie
Lard-January $50, May s.75.
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BuTrER AND EGGS,

New York Jan il.--Butter-Recelpts
5000 packages unsettled state dalry'
lia2l: creamery, l6a23 June creamery,
lja2i factory, lSalbh
Eggs Receipts 1900 packages STEADY
State and Pennsylvania, 83QSi western
Lncandled at mark, 1898
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The properties Of BILLIARDS SNOW
LlNIMENT possess a range Of useful
ness greater than any other remedy.
A day seldom passes In every house
hold, especially where there are chill
dren that It Ia not needed, Price, 50
cents. u. G. M, |.
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FILED FOR RECORD.
Various Notices Concerning Mining
Claims Recorhcd in Provo.
snecIal C0rresnonlence.

Special Correspondence,
Provo, Jan 1.-THE following min
ing instruments have been filed FOR
record with the county recorder;
Location notices of the Merrill and
the Tying mining claims. the former
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MERCHANTS PRINTING

Turned out on short notice at the
Deseret News. A big shipment Of new
types and supplies Just in. our facilities
for letter heads. bill heads. tags, en-.
yelopes, pads, etc. etc. are unexceled
by any establishment In the West
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Johannesburg Gold Outpu!

johannesburg, Jan. 1.-THE chamber
Of mines has issued report showing
that the output Of the mines for De-
cember was 52S9j ounces of fine gold,
against 39,O15 ounces for November
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Jan. 1l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, Zoo Texans, unchanged. Native
steers. 47jdG70, Texas and Indian
steers, 3.75m5.25 Texas COWS, 2.50di.O0:
native cows and heifers. 2.GOG5.25:
stockers and feeders, 3256425; bulls,
2b0d3.25; calves 350d6.0O.
Hogs-Recelpts, 5000. Market, steady.
Bulk of sales 5.501640; heavy, 640d
65O packers, 6.lOqGl5; medium, COCA
GAO; light. j4Od62O, workers., 5.25d
6l0; pigs, 425a525.
Sheep-Market unchanged. Nut
tons, 3.2jdi75 lambs 5.0Od5.90:
range wethers, 4OOQ465; ewes, S.5Ow
4lO
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sr Iorls

81. Louis, Jan. il.-Wool--Flrmeri
territory and western mediums, 100
i,Is, fine, ilai6h coarse ll@l6
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
Macintosh Sampler Handled i,5fi,-
$50 pounds Exclusive Of silver King

The receinls at the Macintosh
sampler during the week exclusive OF
Silver King shipments, was as follows:
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Gold TO Ilurope.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE National city
bank shipped today 100000 In gold to
Bremen,
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES

Ajax, 100 at 52is. 100 at 52& 500
at So; 200 at 5Sh 100 at 53A Total /.
400.
Carisa, 200 at 52ls; l0O at SO. 1000 at
"a, 200 at $3.50; 1000 at %. 500 at jjia
200 NJ 56i zoo at Sc, 100 at 56A Total
4.l0O.
Con, Mercur, 100 at l.6S
Mammoth, 100 at 1888 100 at l.32.
May Day, 500 at g.
Sacramento 200 az Il,
Star Con, 500 at a.
Sunshine, 500 at lSi4
Uncle Sam Con-. 100 at 6j& 500 Mt
65h 500 at 66h; 1000 at 6G's, 600 at e..
800 at 6GA. Total, $500
California, 400 at g., 400 al &C., 1000
at 6Gh; 100 at 65h 100 ar G64 1900 at
G5i5, 200 at 60. Total 5000
Century, 500 at ga 100 at 3ila. 800 az
S3, 100 at S2la, 400 at 80, 600 az 3la; lOl
at 3iR; 800 az 81, 100 at S0a 100 ~ 81;
100 at SOR 100 at ~ 700 at 81; 100 al
29h; LOO at 20; 500 at IS. 800 at 2Sia,
Total, $500.
West Morning Glory, 10000 at as, L.
900 at 5,
OPEN BOARD.
100 Lower Mammoth lO2
100 Lower Mammoth, l0gia,
1900 Star Con-. %.
200 Uncle Sam, 66A.
200 Uncle sam, Gl.
100 California s..
400 Century %.
100 Century, 2Sih.
100 Century, 2IIs
1000 Tetru 1917.
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II Is learned from a prominent real
estate and Investment man that eastern
parties are proposing In good faith to
erect a $4,000 seven story apartment
house on East Third South street and
that work VIII begin as soon as spring
opens, Names are not given at present
as the deal for the site is not yet COM
pleted and publication would result IN
the owner Of the property Immediately
raising the price to point where u Is
doubtful II the investor would buy.
Henry Phlpps, Carnegies recent part
nor. threw up a promising purchase on
the east side for just such Il reason
One OF the morning papers go on 70
the fact that Mr.. phlpps was intend
ing 10 make such purchase, and Inn
medlately The owner advanced his price
TO about eight times what he hal orig
inally asked Mr. Phlpps quit In dis
gust, and the ovcr-enterprlslng real es-
tate owneT still has his property.