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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
FAUST CREAMERY
q SUPPLY COMPANY
CONCENTRATES.

c. u. Eddy hos returned from trip
TO Idaho, and Will leave for Nevada In
a few days,
In the camp Of Kimberly, where the
Annie Laurie mine Is located five feet
OF snow Is reported.
G. o. Ellingwood secretary of the
Western Exploration company came
In from Chicago yesterday
The first consignment Of lead bullion
from the new y. s. lead smelter viii
be forwarded to the refinery the last
of the week.
As the result OF a fall Capt Singiser
president of the American Flag mine
at Park City, IL laid up at his rooms
In the Alta club,
The ore and bullion settlements yes
terday were reported as follows: Crude
ore and concentrates, $50 100; base bul-
Hon, sSS'1OO gold bars $1,000,
The U. S. Mining company has com
pleted details for the purchase outright
Of the Riotki iron property near Rich
Held, and the first payment has been
made,
Secretary Snow Of the columbus Con.
Mining company said today that the
delinquent list on the late 2O-cent as
sessment would be light one. Practc-
ally all of the shareholders have paid in.
e. r. Woyerton. the superintendent
OF the c. Il. and l. manganese mines
near the Green river in this county
spent last Friday and Saturday In
Moab Mr., Wolverton Is greatly in
terested In developments In eastern and
southern Utah, and while the projected
steel plant on the Green river is not an
immediate certainty it will in time be
fact Mr., Wolyerton thinks this SEC
ton just as good TO look for rich min
eral deposits as is Nevada. Grand Vail
ley Times.
President Bamberger Of the DAILY
West, who Is now In the east claims
that there is not the slightest doubt
but that himself and associates will
control the next annual meeting Con-
corning the Cincinnati contingent, he
is quoted as sayg ron my last visit
to Cincinnati | endeavored to ascer-
tain what they wanted and found that
the alleged fight for control was a myth,
They said that they had secured only
few proxies from outside stockholders
and the extent Of their claims for recog-
milton was limited to their own hold
ings."
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Information from GOldhed lndi.
Gates that They Have Made
A Good Investment
KAWlCK BULLFROG COMPANY.
Working a Force Of Fifteen Men
Free Gold Ore, Which Pans Very
Well, Has Been Found.

a private letter received today from
Coded contains the Information that
the Ogden syndicate, wAlch recently
purchased a group Of claims from Judge
Barteh W. II child and II. B. Cole, Of
this city, and located In the Bullfrog
district are going to make a big lot Of
money out Of their venture, at least
indications are favorable for II,
After securing several other proper
ties i've groups IN all, In Bullfrog and
KawIch, the Bullfrog- Kawich Mining
company was organized with william
Van Allen, president, DR.. u, V. Wlthee,
vice president; r. W. Hoag, secretary
aud treasurer all Of ogden.
Dr Withee is now on the ground look
ing after the surveying Of the claims,
and has a force Of IS men at work strip
ping the lodges and opening the proper
ties acquired I'm Rulltrog, on ~ claims
whore work has been performed lately
the lodges, where opened near the SUR
face, viii pan free gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
/Tonopah.Goldheld Shipments,

The ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad last week, reported by the
Miner, aggregated 1888 tons, Of which
80 tons came from Goldheld. The ship
ments are divided as follows:
From Tonopah--Tonopah company,
72i tons; -Tonopah, $50 tons;
Tonopah Extension, 22j tons Midway
40 tons
From Gold0eld-Combination, "a tons;
Florence, 10 tons,
Lone Mountaln--Nevada Alpine, 80
tons.
The contract for constructing the
line Of the Goldheld railroad was yes
terday awarded TO Mclean q Nc
Sweeney, who will begin grading at
once. The G. & c. broad gauge will be
completed TO Wabuska next Wednes-
day when that point will become the
transfer station. The broad gauge will
be completed to Sodavlle about May
l. Thlrty-fye miles OF the grade Of
the Tonopah railroad have been broad
ened, ready for the rails.
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Opening Quotations Showed Some
Wide Advances 10 Them aud
Minor Railroads
RAILROADS GENERALLY DULL.
Their Dropping Tendency Caused
Reading to Fall-Specalation
Was Mild.

New York. Feb. 1i--Openng quota
lions for stocks today showed some
wide advances In the industrials and
minor railroads. Locomotive was q
feature, opening up point and extend
ing the gain to points by wide adj
yances Of as much as IA points be-
tween sales Colorado Fuel. Tennessee
Coal, United States Rubber and Repub-
lic steel preferred, advanced from a
large fraction TO over point. Minnea-
polls, st. Paul and sault Ste Marie
gained 2le and ontario & Western. Cam
adam Pacific and Kansas City South
ern preferred We're up from large
fraction to over a point.
Railroad stocks participated very
apalingly I'm the buoyant upshoot of
certain ndustrals. The hesltancy Of
the standard railroads soon caused re-
alzing In the specialties and some OF
them weakened decidedly The droop-
ing tendency in railroad stocks caused
a fall I'm Reading to under 3d. Cana
dian Pacific developed aggressive
strength around II o'clock and rose l%.
The occasional strength Of special
stocks was offset by the selling Of
Reading which carried 1t down Col
orado Fuel rose nearly 2. Pere Mar
quette gained 3Ia. Consolidated Gas
lost IA and General Electric l. The
trading as a whole was dull.
Bonds were stady at noon.
The Indifferent character of the morn
ing speculation was reflected In fur
ther marked contraction I'm the deal
ings and scarcely any of the usually
active features varied more than an
eighth from the noon ronge OF prices.
The market If anything was easier,
stocks We're n rketed rather more
freely, and a number Of the early sub
stantlal gains were cancelled The UNI
dertone was manfestly heavy despite
the temporary sustaining effect pro-
duced by the bidding up Of selected
stocks. Colorado and Southern, Hook
ing Valley, North American and Chi
cago Union Traction preferred declined
to IA.
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JUAN DE dos MoNTEZ.
Deputy Sherifis and Detectives
Are Looking For Him.

Denver, Feb. 14-Deputles from the
sheriffs Office and detectives from po-
lice headquarters are searching the city
for Juan de Dlos Montez, county clerk
OF Huerfano county, who, while I'm GUS
tody Of Nose Vianecourt, sergeant.at-
arms Of the legislative committee in
vestigatIng the gpbenatorlal contest
escaped from the Rio Grande train and
disappeared In the darkness last night.
Nlanecourt, acting under Instructions
OF Chairman VIM, II. Griffith OF the
committee, was returning to Walsen-
burg with Montez for the purpose Of
compelling him to produce before the
committee the ballot-box Of precinct %
Of Huerfano county where Democrats
charge astounding frauds in the In
terest OF Peabody were committed. As
the train was leaving the city Montez
left his seat beside Vianecourt, rushed
out Of the door and leaped from the
platform. Nianecourt did not pursue
Montez, but continued on his journey,
reporting the incident 10 Chairman
Griffith by wire from Sedalia, a sta
ton about 40 miles from Denver. II Is
stated that II Montez is captured, he
viii be charged with contempt Montez
refused to honor two subpoenas to APP
pear before the contest committee with
the ballot box in question, but finally
came 10 Denver when the sergeant-at-
arms threatened to arrest and carry
him before the committee. With this,
he failed TO bring the ballot box es-
pecially desired by Gov Adams at
torneys I'm the contest and was given
peremptory orders by Chairman Grfilth
yesterday to return TO Walsenburg with
ing ballot box,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
New Mining ompanies.

The White Rose Mining company Of
Springylle, Utah, filed COPY of its
articles of Incorporation In the secre-
tary Of states Office today. Its capt.
tai stock is $4,000, divided into shares
Of the par value Of 10 cents each. James
Whitehead is president A, j. White
head, vice president William White
head, secretary and treasurer,
A copy OF the articles Of Incorporation
OF the Bone Hollow Mining company
Of Heber city was also filed In the
secretary Of states Office today. The
capital stock OF the company Is $4,000,
divided into shares Of the par value OF
10 cents EACH Morgan Walker is presi-
dent, Peter johnson, vice president;
Charles Hatch. secretary; Joseph
Hatch, treasurer
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THE sIMMERoNE STRIKE.
shipment OF ore AssayIng $4,000 seut
out by Express

The SImmerone continues TO improve
and II certainly Is wonder says the
Goldheld Review There can be no COM
parison between the mine Of today and
the one Of a week ago. The recent un-
coverings have placed II far above the
most sanguine expectations Of its own
crs.
There Is now on the dump five tons
of three classes Of ore, the first assay
ing $4,000 to the ton, the second $500,
the third 1925. This ore Is sorted and
sacked and the higher grade win be
shipped by express ms soon as the COM
pany sends the necessary guards, which
win be In q few days,
The vein from which this rich ore is
taken has widened TO four feet and sim
shows signs Of Increasing. Donald B.
ellis, consulting engineer has been
nj the mine for a few days superin-
tending affairs.
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Appeal to People to Help Fight
Standard Oil Go.

committee Of the Kansas Oh Producers
association has given out a statement IN
which the Standard OH company is de-
nounced and an appeal is made to the
people to fight the concern. The produce
ers association assert that the promise
was made to them by representatives Of
Standard oil that before the end of 1904
OIL would be selling AT 50 q Darrell In
stead they say. the Standard has cut
the price several times. and that 1t now
Is less than a dollar a barrel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14

night Is unusual for that section OF
tho country and the wave swooped
down upon the inhabitants rather un-
cNpectedly But before next winter
comes, no doubt means Of heating the
mill VIII have been provided
ono OF the most perfect mill heating
systems ever built is the one IN use at
The Utah Copper cOmpany's mill In
Bingham and II Is doubtful IL It could
be improved upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
TO THE OIL REGIONS.
Party Of Eastern Capitalists Loft for
Spring valley Today.

The party Of eastern capitalists who
have been escorted about the hydro
carbon regions OF this state during the
past few days by Manager A, V. Tay-
lor of the Plttsburg- Salt Lake OIL COM
pany departed for Spring Valley, Wyo,,
this morninn, still the guests OF Mr.
Taylor, where they will inspect the oil
properties OF the Pittsburg- Salt Lake
company, and which, during the past
year has brought in several producers
Upon their return from the Wyoming
field portion Of the visitors will return
home and the balance VIII proceed to
Montana where It Is said, they have
some mining interests,
The party nude trip last week over
the Uintah Railway to the asphaltum-
Gilsonte lands on the Uintah
reservation, and afterwards to
Sunnysde, where another asphaltum
property was Investigated, arriving in
the city last Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
MONTANA CONDITIONS.
supt GllIies Makes Statement-some
Recent Developments


Recent Developments
superintendent Glllics, says last Sat
urday's Touopah Miner, gave out a
statement I'M regard 10 conditions In the
Montana Tonopah which rs OF the most
encouraging character not only with
reference to It's bearing on that great
mine, but also lbs effect ON the North
Star and other nelghborlng properties
a new vein has recently been en-
countercd In the cross-cut on the 500
foot level, north OF the Macdonald ledge,
and It has also been opened up on the
300. The ledge is about three feet wide
and the ore Is Of the same character
as that IN the Macdonald ledge The
trcud OF the ledge Us east and west par
alIeling the Macdonald The cross-cut
to the north ON the 200 level has cut
three veins I'm the Macdonald ledge,
ut a point about 300 feet east OF the
shaft and close To the North Star line.
am enormous body of high grade ore
has been developed, The ore body Is
from ~ To- IA feet wide and shows aver
age assays OF between $500 ana Si00 a
ton. Two carloads OF this ore went
forward to Reno this week. ana Supt.
Gilllos win leave for Reno tomorrow
morning to be present when Il is sam
pied,
The development Of this wonderful
ore body at a point 20 far 10 the east
ward Is Of the utmost significance 10 the
camp In general, and TO the North Star
I'm particular. when It is borne In
mind that this same ledse has been
opened up In the Extension. more than
1000 feet TO the west, where It shows
80 feet OF ore running close 10 $15, with
large streaks OF some OF the richest ore
I'm the camp. the Importance Of the
statement made by Mr. Gnlies this
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White Rose Mining Company.


Provo, Feb. 14.--Artlcles of incorpora-
ton OF the White Rose Mining company
have been filed with the county clerk.
Springyile is named as the place OF
general business The capital stock Is
900, coo shares Of the par value OF 10
cents each, based on the valuation OF
four mining claims, the Palmyra, Uncle
Jack, White Rose and Sego Lilly, sltu-
ated In the mountains about half way
between Provo and Springville.
The following are the directors and
officers James Whitehead, president;
A. j. Whitehead, vice president; Will
liam Whitehead. secretary and treas
urer, l.. NJ. Whitehead George Elliott.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
BUSINESS SOME BETTER.
May nay n Feature Of the Forenoon on
Change.

Business was llyeller during today's
early calls Of the mining exchange than
II was yesterday and May Day came to
the front agains as an attractive fea-
ture. The stock opened with 1900
shares going at 1lia, which was fol-
lowed closely by another 1000 shares
going mt II cents. On the open board
the price dropped to 1919 cents, but curb
bidding indicated its recovery Uncle
San Con, opened with a display OF
steadness while New York Bonanza
strengthened and ran up to So cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
BREAKING me ROADS.
shipments From Contincntni-Alta Mines
WIN be Resumed.

Manager Crcwther OF the Continental
Alta mines reported this morning that
the mine superintendent has q force OF
men and teams breaking a road an to
the mines today from the town of Alta.
The road has been blocked with snow
for about 10 days and In the meantime
ore shipments have been suspended.
They win be resumed however, within
the next few days The late storms
have lnterfered with the completion Of
the aerial tramway slightly, but Mr..
Crowther expects II win be ready for
operation by the end Of the month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
STRIKE IT AGAIN.
A. II, 'Mnyne and Associates Doing Well
on Sandstone Lease.

A. II, Mayne and associate, according
TO late dayccs from Goldhed, have
made another strike In their Sandstone
lease Last week they uncovered a
9-foot ledge which gives an average
assay Of $500 to the ton. II is believed
the strike will prove to be as important
as any heretofore reported
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
ON INspE rloN TRIP.
President Jacobson and other Officials
Visiting Columbus CON.

President Tony jacobson Director b..
IT, Cheynowth and several others de-
parted this morning for Alta ON an in
speotion trip to the Columbus Console
dated mine. Director William b. Jeffs,
who Is nov In the city intended ac-
companylng the party. but he did not
want to run the risk Of encounterng
zero weather, bad roaus and possibly
a little variation In the shape OF snow
slides. Hence preferred to remain in
town and make the trip later when
conditions are more favorable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
The Starting Of Newhouse Mill Has Been
Delayed,

The new Cactus concentration nj New
house did not go into commission yes.
terday, and II Is likely that Il viii be
several days before II win do so,
Chief Metallurgist BEETLES, who arriy-
ed IN camp yesterday morning wired
the local offices that the thermometer
registered about 20 below zero, and he
deemed 1t advisable to wait until the
ing IN the ore.
To start a big concentration, such as
this one; In cold weather Is no easy
task, and H. Is particularly So when no
facilities for heating have been proyid-
ed as Is the case with the Newhouse
plant.
Such frlgld weather as has prevailed
In Beaver county during the last fort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
HORN WEIR ZINC.


William II, Peck, manager Of the new
zinc plant at the Horn silver
mine an Frisco, Beaver county, will
leave for the south tonight or tomor-
row and before returning expects to
place the plant In commission.
The delayed car of betting has ar
rived and It is being put in, Nh Peck
says he viii not undertake to make a
start untU the weather moderatcs,
which he believes viii be by the end
Of the week, ana which is fully borne
out by the local weather bureau which
predicts "a slowly rising temperature,
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VIEW YORK pSODurE

Now York, Feb, 1i,-Sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining, 4 1915; centrifugal IS test,
l5-l6 moasscs sugar, 3-l6
Rehnod-Quiet, Crushed, 6,7j; powder
ed, G.l5; graduated, Cos.
Coffee--Steady No. Rio, S3s
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u. 5, SMELTER.
second Blast at Lead Smelter soon 90 Go
Into Commission.

The second blast furnace OF the Unit
ed States Smelling company viii go In
to commission the last OF the week. At
least this IL the information released
by officials Of the company. The fur
mace now in commission has been doing
splendid work since II was started,
The iron property purchased recently
and which Is located near Richfeld
viii supply the lead smelter with a
desirable nuxing material.
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
Dec, a, 1904
EWH5FFs.
ARRIVE.

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland Butte
San Francisco Chicago, st,
Louis, Omaha and Denver o.. $40 a. m.
From Ogden and intermediate
points ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,S1O "A m.
From Ogden Cache Valley, and
intermediate points ,......, 1855 a m.
From Ogden, Chicago, ST Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha. Denver,
and San Francisco ,.,...,.. t!t6 y. m,
From Ogden, Cache valley
81. Anthony, Portland and san
Francisco .,.,."... .,,,,",.,,,, $40 pm,
DEPART,
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver Kansas city and st.
Louis ...,,.,,,,,..,..' ,,,,..,.,. 100 a IN.
For Ogden, Portland ST. An
thony, San Francisco and in.
tevmediate points 60. 80, &C.. %. 1920 a m.
For Ogden Omaha, Chicago,
Denver Kansas city st. Louis
and san Francisco ,........... 10 y. M
For Ogden Cache Valley, Dem
Yer, Kansas city. Omaha. 81,
Louis and Chicago ............ .5:45 D. m.
For Ogden. Cache Valley Butte,
Helena, Portland, San Fran.
Cisco and intermediate points, II AS p. m
T. NJ SCHUMACHER. Traf. Mgr.
ID u. hurley, q, r, & T, A.
d, 4, SPENCER, a, G. & Y, A,
City Ticket Office. 20l, Main Street.
Telephone go
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Neynda Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers, re-
port the following san Francisco quo
tations on Nevada stocks today:
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WOOL.


ST. Louis, Feb, li.-Wool steady. Ter.
ritory and western mediums, aa22 fine
medium, l7dlS. fine, 1901
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RrGrLAR CALL sALEs.

May Day. 1900 at llis; $500 at IT,
silver Shield. 200 at "a, 300 at 1872
Uncle SAM LOO az 2S $500 at 2S, s.
80. 80 at q.
New York, 800 at 81,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Ajax. 1000 at liz.
Little Chief. 1000 at 2is; 1000 al 2.
May Day, 900 at iOA 500 at 1905 H.
600 at 1913.
New York. 1900 at 81; 1900 at 52ls
b. 90; 800 at 90, b, 90
Star Con, 1000 at l2,
Uncle Sam. 500 at 2S, =, 80; 1000 at IS;
100 at 2Sh
REHABILITATION.
Shares, Value
Regular ..............,.., $3.50 81, 706 80
Open ............,......l 1880 1897 ~
a--=-.-.s
Forenoon totals ....263OO tJ,6O3. ~
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. -Cattle-Receipts TO- %
COO market steady Good TO prime steers,
5.9g650, poor TO medium 40oq5 75;
1000 market steady. Native steers 3,5
u5Ib; native cows and heifers, l6H4 90:
stockers and feeders, 2,75n4 Is. bulls, @ %
as 10; calves, 3.O0d7 90; western fed steers
3.i5u5.2j; western fed cows, 2OOa400.
stockers and feeders 25Og4.3 30; cows, / .
al 35; hCifers 2.l0m6.10; Gamers, l.35li
2,5j; bulls, 2.O0lp4 ,0O calves 3, O0dt7.50,
ogs--ReCelpts today 2l00; tomorrow,
1900; market steady. Mixed and butchers
4.@a5bi good TO choice heavy, 5,00q0. 10,
rouhg heavy, t,I5Q4,@; lights Asa
Sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady;
lambs steady Good to choice wethers
5.60d600, fair to CHOICE mixed, 46od5. l0;
western sheep, i6Oq6D; native lambs,
5.9aSO, western lambs, j.GqSoO.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Feb. 1i.-Cattle-Receipts
1900, market strong Native steers, $50
as GO; COWS and hefers, 2,15d4 10, cau-
ners lI5a2ij stockers and feeders, $40
Qi@; calves 2JOa515; bulls, stays, etc.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1000; market steady.
Heavy i.&ql IS; mixed, iSOal S.; lights,
i.l55gt@; pigs, 5'75aiJO' bulk Of sales
Sheep Receipts, 400; market active.
Western yearllngs, 5,S0d6.GO; wethers
5.O0q6I5; ewes, 4.5Oa5.5O; lambs, 6I5a
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Feb, .-Cattle-Recelpts,
80.
Bulk OF sales, 4 Sa5 IS; heavy, 5.iOa5 20;
sos.
sheep-Recelpts, 6Ooo market steady,
Muttons, 4.75N5Sj; lambs 7.00nS %; range
wethers, 5.Sa6o; fed ewes, 4.7oa5'S5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool Feb i4.-Close. Wheat
March, Is, nd; May Is. Sd; July, Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
Co., successors to Hudson Sons Co.
brokers, were;
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Eat Hazel
Nut Butter

II Makes You Eat
More Is Il K A -.
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KANSAS OIL PRODUCERS.

l..l...l.l.l..l.....l.l..I.I...i,l-l-i.i.l-:l-
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OPEN BOARD SALES,
REHABILITATION.
A. s. CAMPBELL,
WEATHER AGAINST IT.

Stock Broker, 2l6 D, F. Walker Block
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-03
Blackstone Pickering.

Miss Belle, the charming
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Blackstone, and George
Pickering, of Richmond, Mo,
we're married at 2:30 yesterday
at the home of the brides par
ents, by Rev. G. a. Lehnhoff.
Their attendants were Ray
moud and Velma Poague, OF
Shelbyville, III. The wedding
solo was rendered in Il pretty
manner by Miss Octavia Red
man. Miss Ada Blackstone play.
ing the accompaniment
After delightful wedding
repast, the bride and groom
took the Wabash for Portland,
Oregon, where they will visit
the exposition.
Those present from distance
were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Mayer and children, Mrs. Geo.
Mayer and daughter, Mrs.
Logan Poague, Of ShelbyvilI~,
ILL.,, and Mrs. o. n. Bridger AID
children of Men ion, Mo, and
Mrs. Sarah Durham.
May their love ways be as
warm as their wedding after.
noon is the wish Of their friend,
the DEMOCRAT.