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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
GREAT IS THE CoCoNrNo.
Manager Jennings Says Copper Bull,
lion Is Now Going to Market.

After a short stay in the city. Man
ager F. P Jennings of the CoconfSp
Copper company.s bonanza. over the
line in Arizona, is preparing 10 leave
for camp again. Advices from the
mine a day or two. since were TO the
effect that the first two carloads of
copper bullion from the new Neil
teaching process mill and refinery had
just been headed for market. with ev-
cry assurance that other shipments
would follow at regular intervals
AT present" said Mr. Jennings.
we are treating only about thirty tons
of crude ore daily. but the plant is
working most satisfactorily and in the
near future the tonnage handled will
be nearly If not quite, doubled. This
will be accomplished by increasing our
present water supply, that is now re-
ceived through small and leaky pipe.
BY and by the company will move its
mill much nearer the mine and il will
then be largely increased in size and
efficiency''
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JUST THikk.
You Can Think When the Food Makes
Your Brain Work.

The mind does not work properly IN
less the right kind of food is furnished.
A young man studying teiegraphy said
that his progress was very slow. It
seemed impossible for him to pick up
the art and understand it
He suffered continually with stomach
trouble, and could not digest his food
properly. and he finally got so he could
do but little work. and was tempted TO
give up his studies altogether
About that time some one told him
about the brain food Grape-Nuts. and
he went in for it. In a short time a
very remarkable change took place. His
stomach recovered and he became free
from headaches Z = hand was no
longer nervous and 4 milling when he
used the key, and the hole mystery Of
telegraphy untangled itself. for. as he
says Il had ne mental power 70 mas
ter il, and lie understanding came
easy when the mind was in poise and
strong
He is now holding a responsible Do
sition as an operator.
This Is but one OF the many iIIustra-
tons OF the advantage Of using food
purposeiy manufactured for rebuilding
the broken down gray matter in the
brain and nerve centers throughout the
body The facts are there, and can be
proven to anyone ma king the trial.
Don't overlook the recipe book IN
each package OF Grape Nuts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
Yesterdays Sales.

Ajax 5O0d302sc; 5OGd3li4c, seller 50; 30006
321ac; 5OGG3Z14c. seller so; 2,oo0933c. Total
6.J09 shares.
Carisa. 1OOG29c-
Consolidated Mercur. 1oeGs2 DAB.
Daly-West, 10(ds51. 20: 500 81 10; l5GS51 %;
5q$5l. Total. % shares.
Grand Central 160M$5.
Lower Mammoth. 20oG$1
Mammoth. 1O0dS1 u.
May Day, J0oI191zc. seller 80: 2.G00d 1880;
500G1S74c; 500t1197sc. Total. $500 shares.
Northern Light I.001d5Isc
Sacramento. .59oG2sc
Silver Shield 1.000G6Ssc; 1 005GSzc.
Total. , 900 shares
Uncle Sam. 7C1I26I4c.
Ben Butler. 50od111zc
California II. NJ Co.. 500T291sc; 500
2934c: 508d2Sc: !. o0oa2S2tc: 50OG2slzc, seller
30. Total. 3o00 shares
California. 5G0d2 aI5c: 5e0G2Sc. seller 50;
!; oo0d2S seller 50; 5o0G2sc. Total, 900
shares.
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OFF FOR THE RED CROSS.
Company Intends to Have Its New
Mill Running in 100 DAYS

Contractor Joseph. Dederich, accom-
panied by Willard F. Snyder. president
Of the new Red Cross Gold Mining
company. leaves today for the compa-
ny's mines. out OF Nevada City. Cal,
for the purpose OF locating the site for
the proposed new mill. The site har-
ing been decided upon. they Will go
on To San Francisco and place orders
for the building material and equip
ment- Ten days later work viii be
under way. and ninety DAYS after the
start is made Mr.. Dederick promises
that the company can begin turning out
gold bullion A dispatch from Man
ager Enzsnsperger, received yesterday.
brought the Information that every day
showed the mine to be bigger and
richer. and he urged the necessity of
hurrying the mill proposition.
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Articles
Coffee and SMEAR

New York July -2s-Cofee futures
closed steady. unchanged TO ffree1
points higher Total sales were 3g 500
bags. including July. $3.50 40 Aug
ust s-30G $40; September. 5.25G5. a.
october. 5-Is15.39. December, $50
80: March 5-55: May. so
Cofee-Spct Rio steady: No I in
voice. 7-i6, mild quiet, Cordova. 81
H.
sugar-Rsw steady. fair refining.
zss' centrifugal % test. SIS; nlolasses
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ToNoPAH GROWING RAPIDLY.
Has a Population of ,00o-Smelter
to Treat Second-class Ores.

George T. Holiday. jr-. who has been
serving the Utah ponopah company as
foreman for the past four months. has
returned from camp for a months va
cation He says the new bonanza camp
II experiencing a rapid and permanent
growth, and now boasts OF a pOpula-
ton of about 5000 souls The advance
ment of the district. Mr.. Holiday de-
ciares, is due chiefly TO the fact that
the theories formerly advanced by emf
nent mining engineers that the ores
OF the district were confined TO a very
small AREA have been and are being
exploded In addition to the main
mines OF the camp. fine properties are
now being opened at Ray City and Red
Mountain. north of Toaopah. as wei
as Al Gold Mountain. some six miles
south
The latest strike. he SAYS. has been
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NEW BEAVER COUNTY COMPANY
The c. NJ. C. Group Incorporated
With Capital OF S60O,O 900.

The Colossal Gold & Copper company
yesterday Incorporated BY fling pa
pers in the Office OF County Clerk
James. The company. which will DO
Senerat mining business and have
its principal Office in salt Lake CITY
viii work the e. III. C group Of claims
in Beaver county The capital stock
is placed at $500. zoe. divided into shares
of the par value of 81 each. The or
GERS and directors OF she company are
not given in the papers but the sucor-
poratoEs are as follows. p +. Brown.
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Open Board.

100 Consolidated Mercur at s2O3st
20 DaIy-West at S5I-15.
100 Dalv-West at S5l
3 Da1y-Judge at $3.50
800 Star Consolidated at 111zc, seller o.
200 ValeO at 17c.
200 California at 2Si8c.
1000 California at 29c-
1.SG9 California al 291zc-
600 California at 29i@c.
1-0f0 Joe Bowers at 3izc-
100 La Refine At Sc
20so lie Refine at SIC
SEQ Manhattan at fc-
100 Wabash at SIS
100 Wabash at S-46.
Total open board 1850 shares
Shares sold. "a. 30
Selling value, S20.56S-
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Stocks in London.

New York, July 26.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable
gram says:
Stocks were more cheerful today. be-
ing treasured by Mr. Rudd's eKplaua-
ton of mis- intention to resign from the
Goldf1elds board a [ the end Of the year.
They are personal reasons solely The
market has been nervous Americans
were bought rather than sold Ac-
cOTdingly. there was a broad move
ment, with all-arOund supporting gains.
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Metal Markets

New York, July 26.-AH metal mar
kets were quiet and without note-
Woi y feature today in line with the
guinness which characterized them
throughout the week. Consumers are
Iahihg just enough TO meet actual
needs, and the demand frarafo-a
drags =
I'm was quiet and unchanged. with
spot quoted at 23.O5G2S 40. Quotations
OF copper were as follows: Standard
spot to August. 11.35GI1.so: lake. II *
Qll-s9; electrolytic, 11.75Gu. s.. and
casting, 11-656u75.
Lead was dull but steady at Az. and
speIter quiet and firm at 5ss.
changed.
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Wool Sales in London

London. July 26.-The fourth series
of the 1902 wool auction sales closed to-
day with a limited number Of buyers
present. The offerings numbered 1852
bales Only Z few merinOs were Of
fered, and they were in keen demand.
Most Of the offerings we're taken by
the continent at full rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27

During lhe past week ore and bullion
settlements III this city. as reported
& Co. amounted to $50 500. yesterday 5
proportion Of the total being $s2.700. as
ioloWs: Gold. lead. silver and copper
ores 80. 400 base bullion. 1880, gold
bars. $4,000.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

(
statement of the associated banks
] shows:
Loans. $685., ss4. 500: increase. 50. ss7 200
Deposits. Ss52, 097, 200; increase, ST..
Circulation. ss1. ss7, 200; increase, s1ss,.
! Legal tenders. s7ss. 1896, 100. increase
| 81 $751; 800.
Specie. s174,1Se 500: increase. 1867 900
Reserve, $253. 526.7 zoe; increase, s., ga,
Reserve requirements, s23s. o24. 500; in
crease, $2,S51.O75.
Surplus, s15.5O2. 400: decrease. SOC, S75
New York, July 2s.-The Ffnancfer
says: The official statement OF the
New York associated banks last week
( showed a gain of 1894 200 in cash. an
amount SSG5.S00 greater than that
which was estimated on the basis of
the traceable movements of money
during the week. The discrepancy may
easily be accounted for on the theory
that the statement of the previous
week was made on rising averages for
cash, and also that the receipts of
| money by the banks were the largest
in the latter part. while the withdraw
ais Of gold for export TO Europe were
the greatest in the early part of last
week.
The loans were increased s.. 967. 200
probably rejecting syndicate opera
tons of some Importance The deposits
were increased by 81. 404. 800. and mas
much as the gain in cash and the in
crease in loans together called for aug-
mented deposits of S12.61I. 400 the state
ment Is technically out of proof by 81
2O7. 100.
The reserve requirements were in
creased $2S5l.O75 through the gain in
deposits DeductinE therefrom the 81
o44,zOO increase in cash. leaves $2O6. SIS
as the decrease in surplus reserves.
winch now is $15.502. 400. against s2s.-
ago
1t is noteworthy that the gain in cash
during the week was suf1cient to al
most exactly offset the loss to the
banks, caused by the withdrawal of
gold for export: this gain in cash was
largely due TO net receipts from the in
terror and to the proceeds of assay Of
nee checks representing domestic gold.
and also bullion from the Yukon ana
other' mines which had been deposited
al racine coast points. II will be oh
served that bank note circulation in
creased SlSs. 100 during the vaalr
against w. 100 in the previous week
mere was remarkable uniforunitv in
the bank elearings representing the
Folurae or business in this city. the
oaliy average of such cIearings being
me same as that Of the previous week
-$253, 900. OO0.
comparing the changes in loans by
some of the larger banks II annes rs
mat seven OF these institutions gained
sf,fVo,OuO net during the week: of these
seven, one bank showed an increase of
SS-Soo.oOO The changes in specie by
seven banks indicate a gain of 500 900
one institution showed an increase of
SS,eO0OOo, and two decreases of - sO0 noO
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sugar Sa S5s; Refined steady: No a.
10 40. {. 400: No. s. $50; No . , @ ., 81;
~ $50; No. II, S.75: No. - a. 90 No.
10; $40 No IA. $40 Confec+i0C--'l9.,. No
10 mold a. 4-So; cut loaf \, \.
fst uSiea' - DO powdered. 40. 60 -
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
Boston Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

Sixteen carloads of concentrates from
Senator Clark's ODhir Hill BONANZA were
on the market Yesterday
Two more cars OF ore from the TonOpah
companys great Nevada mines reached
the market YESTERDAY morning
The T2yior * BruntOn sampler Was YES
tercaT in receipt OF sixteen ears OF ore
from Stockton TWO from TOnopah and
one from Tintic-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
Metal Markef

Silver. So cents per ounce.
Copper. 11A cents per pound; New York
H1.65 TO s117S per 100 pounds
Lead, $3.50 per. 100 pounds: New York
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Ore and Bullion

c. s Dnmont, Wallace W. Wait, Joseph
HenshaW and NJ H Wait
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general As .--.1o1lz Conv. Is .10S5s
Chic Term Is ssh Wabash Is -...--1I9
Colo & So. 4s... a67s Wabash IS .1lS
D. & R. G. Is JOB DebentUre B :. -
Erie D. lien As 100 West Shore As --114i4
General As 49, $50 ". 4 l. E Is. 94tx
Fort W. & Den Wis Cent. 4s... e21z
city Is ---...-.1fS Con. Tob. 4s..-. 677s
Hook Val 4izs--I0S
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Wool Markets.
Treasury Statement.

St. Louis, July 6.-WOol-Firm. IN
changed.
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Washington, July 26.-TOday's treas
ury statement shows Available cash
balance, S19S. $50. 1877 gold. Ss9. 97gI4s.
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Oairu Prn6nctS

New York. July --Butter-Receirts
$500 packages. Weaker. June cream
cry. imitation, 161zG1S1k; factory. I5a
i732.
EggS-Receipts, $500 packages. r.
regular. State and Pennsylvania. 29la:
western candled, 189191z; western IN
candled, 15zaI71z.
Chicago. July 26.-On the produce ev-
change today the butter market was
easy, creameries. 17Q2h. diaries, I7lzd1g
Cheese-Steady, I0d10Z.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. IS
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n. A. Page. Stock Broker

J. Oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
ISL South Main Tel 2sS. House, 1O5sY
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Stocks bought for cash or on margin.
Money loaned on stocks Of recognized
value. Room IS. Walkers Bank Bldg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27

Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
500 Progress building Phone u59Y-
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Bond Quotations.

Il & N u as -1Mzs
Mex Cent s. 81
lSt inc. ------ .
NJ & St L IS les
NJ. X & T. Is 100
NJ, X & +. IS SIS
N Y Cent Is -1ML
General SIS -I0S1z
" J c gen as 1851.
Nor Pac- 4s.-...lg41.
Nor Par IS. 81
Nor & Western
cOnsol IS -.--I01Ss
Read gen IS. SIS
St L. < iron NJ
ccusoI IS Ills
St. / & s. F. 4s So
ST. L s W Is ss7s
St L s W 5s-- s.
San Ant & Ara
Pass * - So
So. Pacific ss.-- sea
So. Ry- IS --1 uiz
Tex & Pac. Is -11St-.
Toi- St L &
" - --.--. 8
Union Pac- Is --1041lz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

chicago. July 26-CattIa- p.--.-
I.ee6. including 500 Texans lp.H
GOOD 10 prime steers. nonirs1 90 90
e-9o' poor 10 medium. 4.5Od- CO. .--.I
efS and feeders. 2.5OG5 - ..o,,-, ~ ~
80; heiters, 2-25G65o: Gamers 10
z.SV' pulls 2.25H5-25, natives % -ae- -'--
steers. 5.00G6-50 western
hogs-R Receipts today. 500 ,r,-z
$4,000 Strong to Sc higher ~. DAY.
butchers. 7S0aIg8. good -, ana
heaFy. t-'09S-00; rough, hes,,- 80
4-oU' hgnt, 6-7597.50; bulk. -.t5a--o
Sheep-Receipts, $500 Shaa- A.,
lambs, lower Good 10 choice 9-arL.--'
4-ooa 4-'9; lair TO choice mixed % -
400; western sheep, 2.5OG4 r. -Z-.---
lambs, 3.5Oq7.OO. ''' Id 1--WE
Kansas City. July 2s.-Cattle-Fs-
celpts' 100. Market unchanged marie
steers 3-306S.O0: Texas ana -
steers, 3-65G425: Texas cows . eal.- an en-
hallNe COWS and heifers. 1.-5Gsa7.
stockers and feeders, 2-2OG4 90 F,-.--
z-lO44.OO; calves, 3.25d5.OO.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Narlkar s--,.--
Bulk of sales, 1850 so. heavy. -z-r.7s
1.to; packers. I-35d7-55. medium ~
$50; light, 6-95GI 7.4Tl2; workers 80
7.4712; pigs, 6-50G6.SO.
Sheep-Receipts. 500. Market s+az5--
MuttOns, 3-60GAI5, lambs 4sa4s -
AIS. '-''9
South Omaha. July 2s-CatrIe-Rs-
ceits. 200. Market steady. --z-i,--
steers, 4-75GS-25: COWS and heifa-s 7o5
G4-2o; western steers. 4T5G6.01. -avs-
steers. 4-25G5:40, Gamers I -F4a g.
stockers and feeders, 2-15d5I0. -ar,s.
z-50G5-25. bulls. stays. etc. z.a504=a
Hogs-Receipts 500 Market SLOW
steady Heavy, 7.50d7.7O: mixed --G
q1-55: light, 7.40G7.55, pigs. 6=5G- *
bulk of sales, 7-50G155.
Sheep-Receipts 500. Market steady
Fed muttons- yearlings 460a4-5-
wethers, S-75d450; ewes. 4Uaa41a-
common and stockers, 1.75Q3.50. LAMBS
3.50a6.40.
St. Joseph, July observation-disclosures
20. Market steady
Hogs-Receipts 2,725. Steady IN
strong; light and light mixed -49
I-65; mixed and heavy, 5-50q5.I5: pigs.
4-40a7.00; bulk 40.
No sheep.
Denver. July Observation-Disclosures
100 Firm Beef steers. 4AOd5za,
COWS. 2-509350; feeders. freigh, paid
to river, 3-50QA75; stockers. 3.25a4 y.
bulls, stays. etc, 2-00@3-50
No hogs. Firm.
Sheep-Receipts 900. Steady. Good
fat muttOns, 300@4O0: lambs. 450a5.90.
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Sent Free
TO Men.

Free Trial Package Of This New Dis
covery Mailed 70 Every Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and Vigor.
Free trial packages Of a most remarE-
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VII write the State Medical Institute
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st. Joseph, July 26,-CattIe-Receipts
20. Market steady.
Hogs-Recefpts 2,725- Steady IN
strong; light and light mixed. 400
I-65; mixed and heavy, 5-50G5.T5: pigs
4.40G7.00; bulk, 40.
No sheep.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-02-07
lrawn into a discussion of Massachu

drawn into discussion Of Massachu
sets newspapers"
"If l dip into that bucket for any
more light" said Mr.. Tillman, laugh
ingly, "I'm afraid I'll not get it."
"While l decline to enter upon any
discussion of Massachusetts, news
papers," said Mr.. Hoar, 81 will say to
the senator that II he wants to know my
opinion of the commissions order, will
give 1t to him. think it is an abomin-
able order"
SIN the absence of anything specific, -
Mr.. Tillman replied, I'VE will take that
end of it."
In conclusion Mr.. Tillman said the
pending Philippine tariff bill as prop
ositiOn to erect tariff wall between the
United States and another part of the
domestic territory was a departure from
every principle that had brought this
country to the pinnacle Of greatness and
made it the cynosure of the eyes of the
world as the land of the free and the
home of the brave.
The senate then, at 4 20, went into
executive session, and at p. IN. ad
Observation-Disclosures Post.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-02-07
w EYBRIDGE.

Miss Kate Palmer, preceptress OF the Mid
dlebury graded school, spent Sunday with
friends here.
DIR. G. w. Cobb was present at the donation
and appeared quite natural. He visited some
relatives in Bridport, accompanied by Mrs. H..
NJ. Adams.
Mrs. O. X. Brittell and Mrs. G.. f. Child
went on Thursday of last week, the former to
West Rutland to visit her daughter, Mrs. John
Dodge the latter to Fair Haven, where her
daughter resides as preceptress Of the graded
school.
We are panied to learn that Miss Mary
O'Rourke of West Rutland, who taught our
village school successfully for six terms, has
been obliged to be treated for bronchial
trouble. She is now among the Adirondacks
for the winter.
The "Man of Many Mysteries" Capt. A.
w. Thomas, was not able to reach here last
week Wednesday evening on account of the
storm. lie will give his original, unique and
refined entertainment Friday and Saturday
evenings, Feb. 7 and s, at the town hall.
The Ethan Allen band boys promise fine
entertainment next Wednesday evening. a
"box socable" is a new thing to many in this
vicinity and all will no doubt enjoy the mys-
teries of the contents hugely. The orches-
trail music will please all, as will the laughable
farce which will be the wind-up of the evening
The auditors for the town of Weybridgt
will meet at the town hall on Wednesday, Feb
IL, at 9 O'Clock a. m, to audit and adjust al
claims and accounts which may come before
them. 1t was voted at the last town meeting
"that all accounts be presented in detail.
| The board of civil authority will meet at tn,
same time and place to hear all grievances anC
make all proper attachments of taxes.
The donation at the NJ. f. church for tn,
Rev. r. w. Thompson last week "Wednesday
evening was decided by those present to b'
among the best ever held here. The recita
tons by Miss Wait were OF first class. Tn,
singing by Misses Ryder and Ray (solos)
duet by Mr.. Brittele and Mrs. Twitchel
were all given in an excellent manner. Abou
10 sat down to fine refreshments in the churcl
parlors. The arrangements were as the
should be, and those in charge of the table
were especially prompt and attentive. Th
visit netted the neat sum of nearly $50
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-02-07
COUNTY AND VICINITY.

Mrs. G. Holcomb of Monkton, aged so
years, took her first ride on the cars last
week.
Truman Carpenter of vergennes cele-
brated his 92d birthday anniversary
Friday, Jan. "a.
Mrs. John w. Ketchum, wife Of Rep
resentatiye j. w. Ketchum of Vergennes,
Is III with scarlet fever.
Fl. p. Sherwin, for twenty-one years
sexton Of the village cemetery at Bristol,
has resigned. During his term of office
he has dug 625 graves.
The twenty-frst anniversary of the
founding of the Chris tian Endeavor So
ciety of Bridport by the Rev. Francis E..
Clark, was celebrated Sunday,
Frederick A. Weber, formerly of
Lincoln, who has been wanted in this
state for bigamy, has finally been cap
tured In New York state. He was
brought to Addison county Thursday by
Sheriff &. B. Palmer, who secured him
on requisition papers. He was taken
before Justice F. E. Foote who held him
for the county court in ball of $500
which he was unable to procure. The
man was taken to the county Jail.