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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28
CONCENTRATES.

Thomas Weir inspected tho Ajax
mine In Tintc yesterday
The new road to the Bingham Mary
mine has been completed
Supt Robert Brown of the Centeu-
NAL Eureka mine is IN the city today.
Supt. Grant Snyder Of the Balakalla
mine IN California departed for that
California property today.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday By Mccormick 6.
Co., were as follows. Crude ore and
concentrates. S6i 900, base bullion, $780,
ZOO.
Il, S. Woodward, formerly a clerk IN
the offices OF the Taylor & Brunton
Sampling company In this city, but now
associated with the Amalgamated COM
pany ut Butte, is down from the North
ern camp for few days.
Arguments were heard In the federal
court yesterday In the case Of United
states Mining company VS. Leonldas
NJ. Lawson, ct al, In which the defend
ants asked that the injunction against
the plaintiff, which was Dissolved be
reinstated, The matter was taken I'M
der ADJUSTMENT.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, oct &.--Increaslng disorders in
Russia had q Strengthening onect today
ON wheat The market, however lacked
the extreme bullshness which was mani
tested the past two days. Commits ION
houses and several prominent bulls were
active buyers. The May delivery opened
AuSs to ikdts higher at 9lAqella After
selling of to 81 the price rose again 10
9ls December opened. 2 To- Is higher
at S0G to 1913, sold OF 70 SOS and then
rallied 10 S9A. During the last hour az
trading greater activity developed and
the market became decidedly strong MAJ
advancing 20 92h and December to @.s
The main cause Of tho tresn uPluln ~
stating that the Odessa buurse had De.
clared an emergency cancellation Of all
grain contracts, Profit taking resulted il
some reaction but the market clos d
strong with May up A0{R at 3a. Deem
bCr was IA higher az |g
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of $50 cars against $50
year $50,
leadlr. bull held the corn market steady
notwithstanding liberal selling by COM
mission houses December opened a shade
lower at l5laUj5s. sold III tO idRd45i2 and
advanced to i5auid', December advanced
10 &C near tho close. December closing Is
December oats opened a shade higher
Mt 3OiaN30L sold al 9li u3pl sold at 3Dls
and then frmed up 20 3Qh.
Provisions were finn. January products
was m active demand; January pork was
no ~ at l2.42l. lard was up gl9 at $50
ribs were 2h higher at 6.fpg
Close: Wheat-Dcc, 93's, May 9lN; July
corn-oct., 51ai Dec GA Old 46t;
Ian, "A; March ij4 May. i6h
Oats-Oct and Dec 3ois; May 80, July
fork-oet, $780, Jan, i245
T.ard-Oct and Nuv. 40; Dec 6.S1'1,
Jan. 6.s2ikds.SJ: May sos
Ribs-Oct, I&, Jan, bj0q552i2' May
-0d6 72is
Rve--Caah, 70
Fiax-Cash, northwestern, IS.
Timothy 3,el.
Clovcr-Cash, l2.3jH13.i0.
Barlcy-Cash 2Su53
cash: Wheat-No. @ req, Ad9li2i No.
2. rcd SSltdq0is: No 3 hard SlTugh
No. 8. hard, SJQSN4, No, !, northern. 20 IL
ave. No . northern. 81 l-2do No, B.
''G'or6-N6. 9 53052i,. No. 2. 6lHq62.
Oats--No. 3GG20A, No. 5. 81.
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Ap Eastern Stakeholder Visits
Copper Camp and Arrangs
For Development.
WILL USE LAST CHANCE ADlT.


walton 81 Farmer. treasurer of the
,..i.,,l p,lt and Nut Co. of
Ne" GHs'"'" ,,-i,.. ,ro
Boston, was in bingham uu''-7
week for tie purpose says the bulIe-
a., 80 pirpbouo of comforting with II.
"" Va ~. r,,,ottop and AR
H. booI" vi "'''h''.'' 49,. - .,o
ranging for the deNeIolncut VI '"'
holdings of the Bingham Group Mining
-.....,.,t,,,. ~ tbo Old Greeley
CON ALnF''''"i'' ~ r,o
Sacred group when lH'''"-'
Mountain Gem no, ., Horace Greeley
rroesIs and Sacred claims in thc West
Mountalu mining district, bingham.
Tbc history of these claims I'M the
last thirty odd years has been uniform
En- Inc fact that whenever worked they
bayo nroduccd high ore in paying
,n,aljtits although worked by the SLIM
,Irst band process. Some three years
aoo Mr. r. l.. Booth secured bond
ana lease option, which resulted IN the
ors,,nigation last July OF the Bingham
Gr51in Mining company, capital stock
sTo0 060 with AIessrs. Booth, Farmer
sniith ana several other Boston men
~ ,,oaith now interested. who propose
y,,ttine in nm up-to-date equipment
Increasing the force OF men and enlarg-
,as "a" baVe becp completed by which
tbia Conpanv mas secured the use Of the
rritisb tunnel through which Il Will
onerofe On The 2O0 foot level, taking
oro iron, tho Greeley vein
mo above named gentlemen were In
bingham Friday ana Saturday ana
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The Opening Price Showed Mixed
Changes, Result of the De-
presslsn 10 London,
DEALINGS ON A LARGE SCALE.
Prices Rallied Before Bank Statement
Appeared, Running OF Rap dly
Alter it Came Out

New York. Oct 2s Opening prices In
the stock market today showed mixed
changes the effect Of the depression In
London being modified by demand In some
quarters OF the list, Dealings were on a
large scale and well distributed.
Professional operators put out moderate
selling orders and perceiy.ng that thorc
was no support Of consequence promptly
sold more freely Large fractions were
clipped on the prices Of the more active
railroad stocks and considerably larg
lnruads were made Ia O long list Of in
dustrials. squirt TO 1885 by Smelling
was futile In decreasing the pressure and
tho stock eventually suffered a loss OF
more than IFS advance. Great Northern
preferred Pacific Coast and United
states Realty fen g. Wisconsin Central
preferred Kansas q Texas preferred ana
Locomotive IL TO l2, and Northern Pa
cine, Pacific Mail and many others / to
~.
Prices rallied before the appearance Of
the bank statement and then ran Oft rap
idly and broke badly at some points, Nj f.
rOpOlitan street Railway fell g. locumu'
i've Pressed steel Car e. c. c q St
Louis, Peoria & Eastern, Iowa Central
and Delaware & HUDSON 2 to 2ia, Anal.
gamated Copper ia and am extended list
OF active stocks a point or more, some
hasty proht taking by bears maze tiac-
tonal recovaries. but the closing was un-
settled and irregular.
Close: Money on call nominal. no loans.
Time loans. steady 20 days, per cent
% days, AZ per cent, SIX months ll2pi4.
Prime mercantile paper ihpo per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills, at i@ lOd4N, l5
for demand and at l.s3. iOH4. Sc 60 for ".
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Condemnation nit Started

Suit was fled IN the district court to-
day by the Boston Consolidated Mining
company 5galus, Francis O, Lundberg
and wife TO condemn parcel Of land
embraced ia plaintiffs mining claims
at Bingham ana used by defendants for
residence purposes only, 10 IS alleged
that the defendants only own the sur
face rights 20 the ground IN question
and that plaintiff desires to occupy and
use the same for the construction Of
O mill for the treatment Of rs ores
Hence Il Is asked that the property be
condemned and that plalutt1 be allowed
the temporary use of the ground pend
ing the final determination OF the suit.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

Notice Is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the Board Of Directors OF the Cor
don Mining and Milling company a cor
poratlon held at Salt Lake city Utah'
October Is, 1905 en- assessment Of one,
tonth OF one cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said corporation
payable Immediately 10 Alexander :.
Fowler. secretary Of said corporation. az
his office. No. 2ts south Main street balt
Lake City. Utah, Any stock upon which
said assessment may remain unpaid on
Monday, the Goth day Of November \. -.
1906, Will be delinquent and advertised Ior
sale az public auction, and unless pay
ment Is made before, will be sold on Wed.
nesday the nth day OF December 1893, a!
tho hour OF three o'clock p. N. OF sald
day. at the Aforesaid office. to pay tne
delinquent assessment thereon together
with the costs OF advertising ana the eX'
penses Of sale, -. go,
ALEXANDER s. FOWLER
Secretary Of said Gordon Mining and hiil!-
Ink Company as South Main Street
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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NEW TRAIN 10 SMELTER,
Salt Lake Route WIN Put Service Into
Effect Next Monday.

on Monday oct. 3d. tho Salt Lake
Route, I'm compliance with the popular
demand, viii put in service q daily
passenger train between salt Lake city
and Garfield Bench, This train will
leave salt Lake at 1l;4J a. M. return
ing, win leave Garfield nj 1910 p. M
This, iu addition 10 the morning and
evening trains, will enable business
men who have errands at the new
smelter site, an opportunity to 10 out
for q brief period or returning at 600
p. m. Either way eliminating the
whole day at the new copper slneter
being erected by the American Smelt-
ers Securities company
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TIE CHnONIrA MINE.
Vigorous Campaign ~ Development
Boinc nrrled on There,

Joseph Oberudorfer, secretary OF the
Chiquita Gold Mining company, with
properties at Good Springs, New has
returned from that camp well pleased
with the progress being made with de-
ye,opment. II Is expected that about 50
feet more OF driving win take the new
tunnel into the ore body
At the H0osier properly, a few miles
away which Is also owned by the
ChlQulta company a big ledge of lead
silver ore has been opened that carries
from 40 20 60 per cent lead and from
IL 70 20 ounces IA silver to the ton.
At another point In the camp, adj
Joining the Red Cloud mine, the COM
pany owns promising group Of claims.
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NOON TRAIN
TO GARFIELD
View tho Work on Worlds Great
est I melter.

owing 10 popular demand the Salt
Lake Route viii on Monday. October
Both, operate daily an additional train
to Garfield Leave Salt Lake 1i,45
a. m. Returning leave Garfield l2:i5 p.
m. Round trip soc.
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j. oBERNDoRFER
UTAn COPPER MEETING,


Increase Of Capital stock ana bona IS
sue Authorised
As was expected, the stockholders
meeting OF the Utah Copper company
was pulled Off I'm Jersey CITY, New Jer-
sey yesterday afternoon and an increase
OF the capital stock OF the company
from Sl5000o0 10 $4,000, 600, or 10000
shares. was authorized, as well as the
issue % S30D00O worth Of Improvement
bonds. Following this action, the in
junction suit filed In New Jersey by
forward with vigor the construction Of
the big mill to be built out near Garfield
beach.
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LAVE STOCK.


Chicago, oct 27.-Cattle- Receipts, 5000
market steady. Beeves, 3i0d6 %; good to
prime steers 5.l5G6.G, poor TO medium
8. 3j95.l0; stockers and feeders, 225d i2li
COWS, l,25Q4.i0; hrifers, 2l0diI
calves, 67506.2j Is.
Hogs-Rece. pts today 5000: Monday, 49,.
900, market sac cents higher Mixed and
butchers. 4.S005. 80, good TO choice heavy
4. iOa5 I'M rough heavy. i.4004 s.; lights,
So05.22is pigs 4j045.Qj bulk Of sales
5.lbd5.0
sheep-Recelpts $500; market strong
Sheep, 3.j)05 Go, lambs, 5.i5Vu,O, western
lnmha. b .IInI.fl.
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BANK LLtARINGS,

New York oct g1--The following table.
COMPLIED by Bradstreet shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for TIE
week ended oct 26 with the percentage
OF Increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
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Amends incorporation Articles.

An amendment to the articles Of in
corporation Of the Great Northern Cop
per Mining company Of Ogden was
filed In the secretary Of states Office
today by which the capital stock Of the
company IL increased from 100000 to
100000, divided into shares Of the par
value OF 81 each.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York Oct Sugar raw quiet
Fair refining, U. cotton centrifugal 90
tost. 3a; m0,aases sugar, 2A,
Refined Easy Crushed, $40; powdered,
4 So. grauulatod, 40,
COtCe-Quict No. Z Rio, So
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VYtJtlI


81. Louis oct. wool. steady Ter
rlt0ry and western mediums 3juS0, fine
medium g2N2i, nne. l9d2l.
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Nevada stocks

James A. Pollock g. Coz brokers. re-.
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today.
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Mammoth. goo no 100.
New York Bonanza, 500 at tiia, 400
At "a.
star Con. 600 nc l3H.
Uncle Sam. 500 at u,
Yankee 500 nt 307s
COMPILATION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28

Lighting and power plants for mills
mines, factories and public buildings a
speciality. Write or call and let US give
you our prices, Wiring OF buildings!
also large line OF electric chandeliers.
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TONIGHC!

Grand Prize waltz at Salt Palace
Dance Han, inclosed and heated warm,
No whisky sold on grounds Very select
and respectable. Good music
JOSEPH HILLSTEAD,
Manager.
Ask your conductor for transfers to
Salt Palace.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Brokers generally unite In saying
that the week has been quiet one in
local stocks, only few In the list hay
ing manifested any activity These
were Amalgamated preferred and the
Idaho Sugar, the latter having a big
squirt OF lie before the transfer books
closed for the dividend on the 25th.
Several thousand shares changed
hands at prices ranging from 1896 to
1870; the ex-divldend quotations are
S18.55 bid. 1880 asked The books
reopen on Nov, 2. and close Nov o. for
the new allotment OF 100000. Only
the best reports come from all the fac
tories The beets are arriving at
great rate and the sugar ia steadily
pouring out. The first biz pay day 10
the formers for their ocets de-
ljyered In October will be on
Nov. 10, when II is estimated that the
Utah Idaho and Amalgamated COM
paules viii disburse payment for nearly
100000 tons OF beets, approXimating
Sl,350.0O0.
Following are the latest quotations.
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Todays totals ,.....1L2l2 5,9731s
Weeks totals .......l3l93 69522O2
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OPEN ROARD SAFES.

Butler-Liberal, 1000 mt @. 500 at 81.
Columbus Con, $50 at 2l0. 100 at al:
700 at 21l; 100 at I'll. seller so, 100 at
li2h, seller 90; 62 AZ 2l2, 100 az 2.l5,
100 at 2t1, buyer CO., 100 at 215 seller
pi 100 at 21s, buyer 60; 100 at 2.l3
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEkRlNeS
For the week ending at noon,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.''':

ANY savings bank viii give YOU
Der cent. We guarantee s per cent on
deposits left until maturity, 100 months
at $1,000 per mo- viii mature 100000
plus s per cent per annum Write us
for free booklet Mutual Savings Com
pany, H-42 Commercial block, City, Jos.
NJ, Jensen, president; Lewis a. Mer-
rIll vice president. A. II. snow Secy.
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OMAHA

South Omaha. oct. S.--Cattle-Recelpt
900. market uominally, unchanged. Naive
steers, g. S)a5.SO. cows and neiters, 2.,5q
4.35; western steers 3.0004 IS, Gamers,
calves, 2J0Q5Ij. bulls stays, etc. lio0
$50.
Hogs-Recelpts, $500; market 5 cents
higher. Heavy. f,S004.g5, mixed, iD4i % [.
lights 1896 10; pigs '40Q04S; bulk Of
sales, i,9ONi,G.
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A copy Of the articles Of Incorporation
of the Bank Of Moro0i NJ Moronl. Snn-
pete county was filed 40 the secretary
OF states Office today, It's capital stock
f. $4,000, divided into shares OF the
par value Of 500 each Andrew AM
derson Is president Hehrr NJ Wells,
vice president; j. ". Christensen. Jr,
cashier.
Wnre&Treganza have completed plans
foY n $4,000 Improvement OF the bust.
incss structure IN the rear OF the Com
merclal block, and at present occupied
by Mullett. The building win be made
two stories. and otherwise remodcled
into a oommodlous structure.
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
stock Broker, ZIG n. J. Walker Block
j. oBERNDORFER,
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 79g l6i s, Main ST
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Kansas CITY Oct 2S -Catue-Receipts
1000 market unchanged. Native steels,
4.o0u6.O0: native cows and heiters, l,i54
4.7i stoCkers and feeders, 2.40Q4ib bulls,
2.O0p2,sQ; calves, 2,tVg6.50; western steers,
2.75d4.jO; western cows, z.0Qq3. ..
Hogs- Receipts, $500 market strong
Bulk OF sales, 1895 02l2; heavy, 5.00Q5to
packers 1895 LOS; pigs and lights, 4.6OG
90.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1900; market steady.
wethers 100000 fed ewes. 39)04.S1.
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RANK STATEMENT.

York. oct. 2S.-The statement OF
RACES Of the clearing house hanks
, 1905-02-13

FIGHT FIRE
HERMAN lANGHELDT AND SEW,
ERAL OTHER YOUNG MEN
SAVE LANGHELDT HOME.
Fire Discovered Between Walls Of
Two Rooms at Five O'Clock Sun.
day Morning and Extinguished by
Prompt Action Of Roomers-Dean.
cry of Cathedral Damaged.


Inc resluehce OF MIS-. Maggle Lahg
heidt' the Hyfup-federseh mousse on
u'ahu avenue between fourth anu
fii'h' had d harro" escape from ue-
structon by hre at . O'CLOCK sunday
morning. anu out LOT the prompt WORK
o. Herman Lahgheldt II a NUMBER Vi
young men rooming IN the mousse a
serious "ouu nave re-
suited. MT. Lahshelu' was a"aheheu
by smelling smoke IN MS room ana
soon d the o1her young men up anu
crossed. lhey located the hre IN an
inner wall anu ny cutting hole Ill 'he
wall lhey were aple TO e&tinguish the
piaZe WITHOUT sehu'hs al aiar" 10 'he
hre department. ana before any great
manage had Deeh dome Inc hre was
i'aklhg some headWay among the tim
bers OF the wall near the foor oil the
second story, out the water from Ihe
bucket brigade 'he e'eineh's'
Inc deanery OF ST. Matthew cathe
dTal was daliaseu ny nre SATURDAY al
terhoon shortly AFTER O'CLOCK by the
burning oil 'he "oou-"orh from ah wv
~eHhea'ed furnace IN the basement. me
hre department responded promptly
uider the direc'loh oil Assistant Chlei
J"hh Lohleih' ana soon had the hre
under CONTROL after holes had Deer
cut IN the walls anu hoors ana lne use
, 1905-02-13
COMPANY IN WHICH
MERCHANTS is INTERESTED

o w. II. Frazce, proprietor OF The
Leader in this city. returned yestcr
day from Salt Lake, where a.e lad been
TO make some purchases 70. the store
mere and to attend a meeting of the
Cactus Trading company at N~cwhoUse,
Yah. 245 miles south Of Salt Lake, in
which he is interested. The company
has just begun the erection of a Sl2,
900 store building at Nedhouse, the site
of the great Cactus mine. ami there is
every indication of Il tremendous
amount of business there for the next
few years. as the mn IS producing
large amounts OF cope ore of "A nigh
grade, which will be treated on the
ground with a mill 10 be erected foy
the purpose. The trading company
will handle the bulk of the business Of
that section.
, 1905-02-13
THE ACME COMPANY
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT.

Mamaner Fred A. Miller of the Acme
Gold and Copper Mining company has
just concluded a voiuminous report of
members of the company at Boston for
their inspection. The title page is
from the trenchant pen of r. d. Stew
ME Plains line. a splendid piece of
work. The report gives the condition
Of the property located at Gold Hill,
Carbon county. in the Upper Platte
mining district, and is quite complete,
the tables being not the least interest
ing feature of the document.
, 1905-02-13
A Treat for the CLERGYMAN.

The late Dean Hole of Rochester,
Englard, was a man of many good
stories, and one of his favorite anec.
dotes concerned a lancashire minis
ter who received a curious invitation.
The minister in question was sitting
in his study one night when a visitor
was announced, ard a miner. to whose
wife he had m%in.stered during a long
illr ess, entered. Having cautiously
looked around to Sc that there were
no listeners the miner thus addressed
the clergyman, with an air of grave,
mysterious Importance:
you've been very kind to my old
gal when she was sick SO long, and |
wart to do yer a good turn. There's
going to be 4 grand dog-fght in this
parish tomorrow, and l can get yer
;uto tn inner ring!"
, 1905-02-13
TALES OF WASHINGTON IRVING.
Famous American Author as He Was
In Old Ace,

in Old Age.
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor tells a story Of
Washington Irving. whom she knew
as a very old man. "One would never
think him DID," she says, 80 keen
and alert was he, but for his trick Of
suddenly falling asleep for a minute
of two. in the middle of c conversation.
A whisper. 'sh-h-h,' would pass from
one to another, Mr.. Irving is asleep;
rub his hands and exclaim, Well. as
We were saying taking up the con-
versation just where he had left it.
MY little sister worshipped Mr.. Irv-
ing. Only let ME see him. she plead
ed, only let me touch the hand that
wrote the sketch Book repeated
This when I introduced her and he
said: 'Ah, yes, yes! l know! have
heard all that before. Ard Just as l
am getting happy over it. here comes
a young fellow. some whippersnapper
who never wrote a line and tmimick-
ing) it's Good evening, Mr.. Irving. I
am glad to have net you."'"
1t happened, however. that Mrs. Pry-
or's sister did not hear these remarks.
A particular friend of the little girl
bad just put in an appearance in an
other part of the room and Mr.. Irv-
ing's words fell on deaf ears. "She
was already distrait." says Mrs. Pry.
or. "She at nee echoed, Good even.
Ing, Mr. Irving. I am glad to have
met you to the old g%entleman's in
finite delight and amusement"
, 1905-02-13
THE THIRD ROBBERY

Murphy's saloon at the corner OF
First street and Grand avei;ue was
robbed again last night, the third time
within six weeks, and a small sum OF
money and a IS caliber revolver stolen.
The thief entered through a window
II the real of the building. The win
dow had been boarded Up, but the
boards were pried loose with 81 bar
maize from a portion Of a wagon wheel
tire and the window forced open. The
bar of iron Wa, left as o gentle re-
hinder. The cash register was forced
open. The saloon was not open to
business yesterday, but the owners
were there at late as 6 o'clorit last
night, seeing to the fire. The police
have been notified of the robbery.
, 1905-02-13
A sPINSTCR SAYS THAT
Poverty is a great crime-mati
monially speaking.

Poverty is a great crime-matr
monially speaking.
The older a man gets the less sense
he has about eating.
A woman who can use her eyes with
effect is a dangerous rival.
Money is often used to cover the
freckles on a mans reputation.
Every time a man tries to show off
something Is sure to go wrong.
1t usually takes an ignorant man a
long time to find out what ails him.
Fame never blows her trumpet for
a man who is too lazy to raise the
wind.
Fortunate is the young man whose
crop of wild oats is not worth har.
vesting.
Inc llOu Will Vi Il SELFISH man Is
nothing but the commonest kind of
pig iron.
All the worlds a stage and the ma.
jority of the male actors are barn
stormers.
Many a man who started out to be a
social lion has ended by making a
goose of himself.
Ice in winter and banana peels in
summer have much to do with the
downfall Of many a man.
Some men who boast Of calling a
spade a spade would no doubt pass
a snow shovel by without recognizing
it at all.
In this great and glorious land Of
the free a man usually has to pay for
the drinks in order to get a whack at
the free lunch.