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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
THE DALY-JUDCE
ABSORBS ANCHOR
Big Consolidation Deal Was Con-
sumated Last Night.
1T INVOLVES OVER $3.50, 900,
Enterprise Was Promoted by John j.
DAILY, u. J. salisbury and DR.. Allen
Fowler 90 Anchor Director.

A deal was consummated in this city
last night whereby for consideration
approximating $4,000 the Daly-Judge
Mining company OF Park City became
the owner of the property of The An
Choir Mining company. The deal which
is one Of the largest ever contaminated
in Utah, was promoted by John j. DAILY
and negotiated by committee COM
posed OF Messrs, DAILY. o. ]. Salisbury
and Dr. Allen Fowler for the DAILY
Judge company and Messrs. Holmes,
David T.. Erwin, +. A. Minis and 9TH
ers for the Anchor
The purchase OF the Anchor prop
erty gives the Daly-Judge company
ownership OF more than 100 patented
claims containing over 1900 acres Of
rich mineral bearing land,
Immediately after the consummation
OF the deal a meeting Of the Anchor
directorate was held at which the fol-
lowing changes were made
O. j. Salisbury was appointed to sue
coed f. +, Holmes as president the
latter continuing In the directorate.
The designations Of David d, Edwin, f.
A. Minis W. w. Armstrong Henry
Newell and Colonel William NJ Ferry
were accepted and John j. DAILY. Or.
Allen Fowler NJ. c. Fox. George w.
Lambourne were elected tosthe board.
These, with Mr. Salisbury, James Far
rell, w. " Rice and u. Mont Ferry
will serve until all Anchor affairs are
Strengthened out.
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LABOR TROUBLES
HURT BUSINESS
They Are the Only Disturbing InAu.
eOces Now at Work.
RETAIL TRADE CHECKED.
Cause IL Indictment Weatber-views as
To crop outlook Widely Diver-
gent-stapies Freely Purchased.

New York, April Ar. G. Dunn &
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row will say: Labor controversies
continue to be the only seriously dis
turbng events in The industrial world,
and while many dlsagreements have
been promptly settled, others have app
IeaHed to interrupt production and
make manufacturers conservative
about new undertakings Retail distri-
button of spring wearing apparel re-
celyed a check from the inclement wea-
Their in many localities, yet merchandise
of most staple lines is purchased free
ly and collections are satisfactory at
nearly all points except the south, Sup
plies of iron and steel do not seem in
any immediate danger of overtaking
the demand
widely divergent views as to the
crop outlook resulted in q dull market
for cereals, and only small changes In
prices. Wheat receipts for the week
were 2,07S,999 bushels, against 2,S75, 1876
last year, while exports from all ports
Of the United States amounted TO 81,
S65OlO bushels compared with 4,62I ,6O7
bushels a year ago.
''The course Of commodity prices dur
ing the month of March indicates a
seasonabe tendency downward Duns
ndex number, giving the aggregate Of
quotations proportionate to consump-
ton was s99,222 on April =, against slOl,-
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PROFESSIONALS
WERE PERPLEXEO.
Contrary Movements Of Market
Leaders the Cause,
PACIFICS VERY PROMINENT,
Many Fluctuations In Them aud
Changers whole List Sold or on
Hank Statement Announcement.

New York. April 5-~Opening dealings
were large In the grangers and the
Pacific and the price changes were
mixed Louisville took the leadership
Of the market and was worked up above
lO9. St Paul meantime was going
down but met support under 40. The
contrary movements OF these leaders
perplexed the professionals and they
did not do much In other stocks Fluc-
tuations in the grangers, Pacihcs and
sOuthwesterns were very narrow al
though considerable stock changed
hands, Before II o'clock the market
became generally steady in sympathy
with advances In the coalers and buy
ing Of obscure stocks. ST. Paul re-
covered to III. Burlington Cedar
Rapids & Northern jumped 20 points to
so with a spread Of points on each
side. The advances Of the second
hour were in minor stocks. Sugar rail-
lied point and Colorado fuel ~. The
whole market sold Off on the decrease
of surplus reserve by the banks and
prices generally fell below last night
Louisville recovered to the top but the
closing was Irregular.
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Transactions involving 679,069
Shares and $320,635 Recorded
MARKET CONTINUES STRONG
Trading Was Only Fair Today bat
Prices We're Generally Higher
outlook IL Good.

Another week OF activity on the min
ing exchange closed today with trans
actions involving 1926 shares and ST.
800, andsthough the business recorded
has been considerably smaller since
Monday the market has
tone about II that IS most
encouraging There is still EVIL
dence Of many outside orders and
prominent brokers on the exchange
look for a most interesting and protta-
BILE summer business.
The week opened with stocks at prices
not much changed from those record
ed at the close of the call today How
ever, in Daly-West, a net loss OF
nearly 81 has been recorded Yankee
is somewhat lower as Is also Ajax,
while California, Uncle Sam and Car
lisa each closed higher today than they
ruled on Monday Lower Mammoth
which sold as high as sl.90 on Monday
was traded In at $40 today, and Con.
Mercur, which traded at sf,9S brought
81, 700 shares being deaA out at that
figure.
The week has been one OF surprises
and big fluctuations but notwithstand-
ing closes with the market very strong.
Following are the quotations, and a
record OF this mornings transactions;
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INNING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
BUSINESS NOTES.

Several stocks have advanced to new
high figures during the week. z. G.
NJ. l. and Utah Sugar having taken
the lead. The long expected announce
ment OF the payment Of an extra dlvi-
dend OF per cent by H. c. NJ. |. came
at the stockholders. meeting today
While the disbursement will not be
made until the end Of the year, II had
a decidedly stiffenlng effect on the
stock sl53,5O being bid befor, the meet
Ing, and brokers saying that II was
simply impossible to get quotations af-
ter IL.
Utah Sugar instead Of dropping back
TO the extent OF the dlvi-
dend, stood at Sl7O5, rose to
slLl5 this morning, and an Of
fer was made OF slI25 for 800 shares
this afternoon the deal is expected to
be closed tonight, The latest quotations
OF other stocks were as follows
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MINING NOTES.

sv carr NJ Yankee ore reached the
sampler this morning
The Mammoth has four cars OF ore
en- route 10 the smelter,
one car Of Lover Mammoth ore will
be marketed on Monday.
Nine cars of ore from the Bullion.
Beck are en- route from the mine TO the
local market,
The Horn Silver of Frisco has nine
cars OF ore at the Taylor and Brunton
sampler today.
Managing Director Holden Of the
United States company has returned
from a visit to Omaha.
The Conkln sampler was today in re-
ceipt of eleven cars OF ore from Tin
tie.
Or, Franklin manager OF the YAM
kee Con, Is expected home on Mon.
day,
w. f. Kendall. president OF the KEN
dali Exploration company Of Denver,
has been visitor in the city for two
days.
The Ben Butler has two cars Of high
grade ore loading at Bingham Ind 20
tons of second class ore ready for
treatment at the Dewey mill.
The mill at the Ophlr of Statelne
has been started again and everything
Is running smoothly SO q telegram
from Manager Lathrop announces.
Hon John bern viii return from
New York Tuesday morning and will
be at home In the Con. Mercur offices
In the Dooy block, to which his desk
has been removed.
Messrs j. w. Langley and Henry
Mccormick have returned from visit
10 the Lower Mammoth, which they
pronounce to be looking very proms.
ing.
II was stated on good authority yes
terdaY that a 50-ton smelter viii be
erected In the I.al Sal district during
the coming summer Illinois capital
lists are said to be interested IN the
project There has been much activity
In the dltrict during the winter aud
number OF properties have fine show
ings. rush Of miners and prospec-
tors the Ia salt mountains this
spring is stated as not improbable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
Sugar Trust Sues for Taxes.

New York, April 5.--Dr. Herman G..
II. Herold, collector Of internal revenue
for the Fifth district Of New Jersey has
been served with summons In a suit
for 81 900, 900 In the New Jersey supreme
court.
The action is brought by the Amerl-
can Sugar Refining company, which
sues TO recover the amounts paid to
Collector Herold for taxes under the
war tax act. 1t Is understood the suit
is to test the constitutionality of the
law
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Broberg Thompson, Stock Brokers.
II Walker Bros. Bank Bldg. Tel, i257z
7WN~~
PERSONALS.

Prof. Mosiah Hall, teacher Of peda-
gogy In the h. y. College, Logan. and
Samuel Oldham. former superintendent
OF Cache county, are in Salt Lake TO-
day.
Mrs. Juliette Roundy is selling out all
her property in Salt Lake with the in
tention of Joining her husband cd
daughter In Australia. Mr. Roundy
has now been there several months
and they will make their home in sgd
ney.
Col. George French, commanding Of
nicer OF the Pacific coast department Of
the salvation Army, arrived from the
west this noon, and is being entertained
by Capt Wood OF the army at his
Fourth East street residence. The col.
onel IL on a tour OF inspection. and
breaches tomorrow afternoon at the
FIRST Congregational church. and In the
evening at Salvation Army hal.
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Close: Wheat.-Aprll iOil May 1913
al; July az; Sept. 7OhQ3ii Dee 12h
Qi72%.
Corn-Aprll b7s.; May 5SAG5Sb.
oats-April 42%. May i2's.
Pork--Aprll 1910. May l6.i1A.
I.ard--April 95gls May $50.
Rlbs-Aprll SIS. May SSH.
Flax-Cash, northwest, 115.
Rye--5iA
Barley-Gid1,
Tmothy-1.i0,
ClOver--S, co.
Cash. Wheat-NO red 1I@79; No,
3 red 73a7G; No. hard winter 12Q72h,
No. hard winter 7lisGl2, No. !
northern spring 12q7i; No 2 spring II
az. No 3 spring 65Q1l
Corn No. 9. g.
Oats-No. 2, 42%Gl3A; No. 8, 42l5Q
NEW YORK
New York. April 5.-Wheat.-Recelpts,
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one of the first men to quit and Heikes,
after making many sensational shots,
lost his thirty first. This left only Spen-
Ger and Hirschy in the race They killed
their birds with ease and regularity,
and soon passed the record mark for
straight kills OF "a, set by Bates in
1900 Hirschy's shooting was steadler
than Spencer's on the last rounds and
many picked him for the winner after
the fortieth bird had been killed. Both
men We're straight up to the fifty-sec-
ond bird. The flfty-third was a tot
tering outgoer. Spencer shot first
and although he hi the bird II fell dead
out Of bounds Hirschy's ffty-third
was an ordinary right quar-
terer He killed It with his first barrel,
but used the second to make sure
Hirschy had not only won the Grand
American handicap. but he had placed
to his record a score Of rs straight
birds for the event and a grand total
Of lO2 for the week, having erased
every one since the tournament began
on Monday morning. When Hirschy
killed his last bird his admirers
swarmed around him and bore him
from the field on their shoulders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.

Ajax-9OO at 81: 600 at 52is; 500 at So,
seller 30; 800 at ~ seller 60; 1000 at 5S,
seller 80: 400 at So: $500 at bSla 600 at
bS& 400 at 1914. Total, 1900
Carlsa-700 at AZ; 1900 at 42h / 300 at
4gs.; $500 at 43; 1000 at 43i4: 500 at
s2N Total 1900
Con. Mercur--700 at ZOO
DAILY Vests at 1915
Lower Mammoth-200 at ! SO; 400 at
1,7o; 200 at l.67; 100 at l &c; 900 at l,65
Total, 1900.
May Day--2OO at S9lk; 100 at 1898. 200
49, 800 at SSss, 800 at 3Siz, seller 10; 100
at Ss%. Total 400.
Sunshne-400 at 26ls.
Uncle SAM 100 at 81; 1000 az SlA.
Total 2,100.
Utah-i00 at As.
Ben Butler-l 100 at u.
Calfornla-l0O at 80; 700 at 81 600 at
%, Total l,4O0
Joe Bowers--l 800 at 3k.
West Morning Glory-3,0OO at 3ts
Yankee-300 at 223; 100 at 22Sib. 100
n 2.25h, 100 at 2.2S; 400 at 2 co. 500 at
2.2s seller 80. Total, 1900
OPEN BOARD.
80 Daly-West at Al 90.
100 DAILY West at Il 90, seller 30.
70 Ontario az S.75.
1000 California az 20, seller 10.
100 California AT 20.
800 California at 26ih.
200 Little Chief at 10. |
100 Victor at %. Tii71t
100 Yankee at 2.03
100 Yankee at 1880. seller 80.
TOTALS.
Regular call, 1895 shares, sls,46s.
open Board $500 shares S7,92l.
A. $. Campbell. Stock Broker,
fO2-203 D. F. Walker Block. Tel. $50
Broberg a Thompson, Stock Broker.
II Walker Bros. Bank Bldg. Tel. l257z
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at Sh; closed
offered 31s per cent
Prime mercantile paper 1905 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with &C.
tual business in bankers bills at
4.S7Aq4.SS for demand, and at ASH a
4.S5ls for go days. posted rates So and
4.SS}ai commercial bills 4.Si&Q4 s5&.
Bar silver 81,
Mexican dollars 49,
Government bonds firm: state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
Government bonds closed as follows:
Ref. Is, reg. and coup. 1903. 49, reg.
and coup. l0s'; new As, reg, 1879; do.
coup, 1897 old Is, reg. and coup, Ill;
IS, reg. and coup, 1906
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ORE AND BULLION.
Settlements During the Past Week
Total S2N7.iOO.

The ore and bullion settlements in
this city during the past six days total
1921 400, Of which yesterdays proper
ton was $4,000 distributed as follows;
Mccormick & Co, $500 T. r. Jones &
Co. s2li00 National Bank Of the Re.
public, $1,000 or the total amount CIV
en- for the week s2lOsOO has been paid
since Feb. 81.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 5,-Cattle-Receipts
1000; steady. Good TO prime steers, 65C
MLO0; poor to medium, 4.50q6,30; stock.
ers and feeders, 2.50Q5.25; cows, l.2;
H5,5O, hefers, 2.50q6O0; Gamers. 10.
d2.AO: bulls. 2.50Q5.0O calves, 25Oq6.0 90,
Texas fed steers. 500460O.
II ogs-Receipts, 200; Monday, '3S, =.
600 left over, $500; stronger Mixed
and butchers, 6.5OG6.s5; good to choice
heavy 675q6.95; rough heavy, 65Od6 65:
light, 6.S5a6,60; bulk Of sales, 6.sOd
SIS
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: sheep steady:
lambs, weaker. Good 10 choice wethers
525d5sO; fair to choice mixed. 4b0d
525' western sheep and yearllngs, 4.5OT
5S5. native lambs, 450G6S5. western
lambs, 5.2566s5.
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Philippines Bill Given Preference.

Washington, April 5.--The Republic
an steering committee OF the senate to-
day decided TO recommend that the
Pill providing form Of government
for the Philippine archipelago should
be made the unfinished business, which
is the place Of preference on the senate
calendar after the disposal OF the Chi
nese exclusion bill and that the Near
aqua canal bill should be next assigned
to that position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
Total Tonnage From the Mines
Smaller Than Usual.

The total shipments from Park City
during the past week amount to 1885,
$50 pounds, exclusive Of the Silver Kings
usual output Of nearly 1000 pounds.
According to the Macintosh sampler
.a,o,ta Oh ir,,.nts ,...a 40 Cattou.,.
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II Is not fact, concludes the paper
quoted, that the refneries have agreed
among themselves In regard TO the new
terms. The agreement has been en-
urely between the individual reGners
and the National Wholesale Grocers'
association In other words, the gro
GERS have themselves first agreed upon
the terms they believe they can live up
to and enforce.
The grocers Of the west and in some
sections of the south are said to feel
fatistied the new plan will prove effect
i've These are the sections in which
sugar business has been most dis
couragng. It is generally understood
that New Orleans reflners will, in sec
tions where equality prices are In effect,
elso cooperate.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2l5 Main street,.
Saturday April ), 1902.
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WOOL.

St. Louis. April 5.-Wool--Dull,
weak; territory and western mediums,
l5@l7la; fine, llqllIa; coarse ildl5,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Local dealers think the above will re-
suit in lifting prices here, that is If 1t
extends to San Francisco brokers. 1t Is
the generalization among them that
has been responsible to large extent
for the low prices of sugar at present
existing here
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, April 5-Wheat weak;
May 1873 Dec 1861 spot weak 40.
Corn-Large yellow, steady; 1890
l45.
Barley-Steadyi May. 9l% asked
Dee. IS bid; cash 97ia.
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NEW YORK PRICE METALS

T. Copper and lead quiet and I
I unchanged. Z
3'.'!-'--.i-..,.,.;..i....i-..-:.......
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shampooing. hairdressing, scalp mas.
Ase' &c; work guaranteed. 2ls s. Main.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, April 1.-THE statement Of
the Associated banks for the week end
ed today shOMs.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April G.-May wheat started
'Vsenh and eased of to 70hQ70A.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City April 5.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 90 Texans. unchanged native
steers, 5.25d6 S.; Texas and Indian
steers, 4.75d6.2O; Texas COWS. 8 .7OG
5'25; native cows and heifers. 3 .5OG
$40 stockers and feeders. 3.J065 10.
bulls, S.50a5.00, calves. 4.50d5.5O
Hogs-Recelpts. 5000 Market shade
higher; bulk Of sales. 6.55a6. SIS: heavy.
6.SOa69O; packers. 6.s566.s5: medium
6.l50G.S5: light, 6.2jG6.S0 workers
6.1Od6SO; pigs 5.S066.i5.
Sheep-Market nominal: muttons
5.25a5,7O; lambs, 6.40d6.75: range
Wethers, 5.SOa5.15; ewes, I.s0d5.25.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, April 5.-Cattle-Pe-
ceipts 1900. Market steady Native
teers. L15nI00: cows and helfers ss0
ns.OOi western steers. 450d6.0O. Teyas
steers, i25@625; Gamers. l.sOda95.
stocEers and feeders 300d5.OO: calves
i0OnLO0 bulls. stays. etc. 4.20T5 2s.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850 Market steady
Heavy, G.e5d6s5 mixed. sBdsss
light. e4oa6.1o: pigs, 5.00ds.25, bulk Of
sales, s.55a6.75.
Sheep-Receipts 100. Market steady
Fed muttons. 50OaeO0: westerns "a
q $50; ewes. Ao0G5.25: common ana
stockers, 3.QOqA7s: lambs, 5.25d675.
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243l5 bushels Generally steady dur
Ing the forenoon on northwest firm
ness, covering by the room element and
small spring wheat arrivals May 76B
ga S-l6; July 70 l5-l6Q77s; Sept, 76h
d76l5.
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BONDS.

Church Bonds ....... .......... 1Os q
Consolidated ny Power Co... lOi 90
$, l.. City Railroad Bonds lean
be taken up in 1909 80. 1O2. 90
Sumpter Valley &C.. D.. ....,.. 1903 90
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Finds Way to Live Long.

The startling announcement OF a
discovery that Will surely lengthen
life is made by editor o. III. Downey,
OF Churubusco. Ind" wish to state, y
he whites, THAT DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption is the most
infBllible remedy that i have ever
known for coughs, colds and Grip.
It's invaluable 10 people with weak
lungs. Having this wonderful medi-
cine no ono need dredd pneumonia o..
consumption. Its relief Is instant
and cure certain" The Peoples drug
store and A. w. Foreman drug store
guarantee every SOC and sl.00 bottle,
and give trial bottles free.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.+

nR. Y. BAGBY,
II PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office in New Ratcliff Building. Tele-
phone IoI. Vinita. Ind Ter
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Temperance Meeting.

There will be Union Temperance
meeti ng at the Baptist church, ] ues-
day night, Feb. 18th, under the di-
rectlOn OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Unicn. This is the reg
ular annual meeting, held In memory
OF Frances Willard, and ii has be-
come the custom at these meetings TO
discuss all practical matters pertain
fns TO temperance.
The following is partial program:
Song, by congregation.
Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Song. by choir.
Willard Quotations, by members.
Song. by chou.
fen minute addresses by Rev. j. G.
Brsy.on practical Points on Tenn
perauce. -" Rev. J. S. Stubbleneld,
"Poe's Plea for Temperance" G
Preston Fogie, "The Present Needs
OF the Indian Territory"
Short address, Rev. Wolfe.
Announcements collection and ben
edictiOn.
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Been Hunting Twenty Years.

Winfield. To-, Nov, "a, 1900.
Gentlemen:-l write 10 say thai
have been troubled with dyspepsia
and indigestion for the past twenty
years. and have tried many medicines
and spent much money TO no purpose
until tried DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. / have taken two bottles and
am entirely relieved OF all stomach
trouble. cannot say too much 10
favor of this remedy. | cheerfully
recommend il to all sufferers from IN
digestion OF dy dyspepsia. Yours truly,
WM. REUB AN.
Sold by Peoples drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-02-17
Proposed Fast Mail.

A conference has been heldlbetween
a special committee OF the Merchants
exchange of st. Louis and the postal
authorities In regard To operating a
fast mail train out Of st. Louis over
the Frisco railroad. The proposed
train is to leave ST. Louis early in the
morning and will arrive in Ninita
about ? D. m. The prospect OF the
service being put in operation are
considered favorable. This would put
Vinita into very close mail ccnnec-
tions with st. Louis and other East
ern points.
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Ledbetter CorraIIs Suspect.

An impor art arrest in connection
with the murder OF Sheriff Powers OF
Clarksyille, Arkansas, has been mace
by Marshal Ledbetter, who has been
assisting ne Arkansas fficer> in run
ming down the murderers OF his old
friend. The suspects name is Hutson
and the crcumstantial evidence
against him is such, hat the rfiicers
attach great deal Of importance TO
his arrest.
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TAMES S. DAVENPORT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Rooms 9 and 10, New Halsell Building.
VINITA. l. T. -
L Avenport & Hall, Attorneys at Law,
Bank Building, Claremore, /. T