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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
RICH COPPER STRIKE,
Dlstrle, Near Ihormorolls, wyoming, N
coming To Front,

'I''l'l correspondence
Cheyenne Wyo., July ga lele.
phone message was received this eve.
Ming from Basin stating that Ted VIII
llame, who was grubstakod by John
Human OF Paint Rock, recently made a
rich strike Of gold and copper ON Cop.
per mountain, near ThermopoiA, l.u.
man and Williams were offered 5000
for thcir property by local capitalists,
which offer wns raised 10 $500, 900 by the
representative Of nm eastern syndicate
who happened 10 De IN this section In
search ~ mining property
The discovery IN said 10 be the rlch'
est ming Of ~ Kind ever uncovered In
Wyoming ana one OF the rlcheet ever
found IN the west The scene OF the
strike IN aEoui 100 miles from the near,
est railroad but with the completion "
the burllngton'e branch -lfrNnnic to
Thermopollg.-lt VIII be but few miles
away,
II there was any doubt heretofore re.
gnrdlng the building Of this branch, all
doubts are now dspolled, for officials
Of the Burlington who are now IN tho
Basin Inspecting The route OF the pro.
posed line, are familiar with the dis
trlct va which the strike WAS made, ana
some of them are Interested IN mining
property there, and also IN the Kirwin
district west of Thormopolle
Complete details regarding the strike
ON Copper mountain are lacking, but
enough II known to justify the statn'
ment that big camp VIII be estAb.
llehed there, for the ore N said to exist
IN great quantity
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FIRST PR|C|S
WERE HIGHER.
Business was Well Distributed
And Gains were Quite
General
SELLING SOON DEVELOPED
This Resulted In Trading Becoming
Dull aud Quotations. Golog
Lower.

Now York July ~ The mrs, prices NJ
the stock market started hlshcr today on
well distributed volume OF business
Tennessee coal gained u roln, aud Smclt'
lng ~ National Ennmcllng ran mp
points ON light transactions United
Sloios steel Union pAtlnc and LOUIS
WHO n Nashville woro slightly heavier
and were the only exception TO The sound
ness Of the market
The small opening gains were mostly
wiped ON, 10y The SELLING which developed,
but prlcoH hardened onaln when u num-
hor of spocaltlos advanced The metal
ndusuius wcrc conspicuous Pressed
steel Car rising g~ Smoiilng ~ Tonnes.
soc coal ~ anu American car. nnd
l.pud T. Minneapolis, nt, Paul n knullu
Ste Marie gained 3bt the plofclf,d ~,
Northern Pacific ia. knnenr cry A
Southern preferred W., WoHllnHhpuN
Electric ~ and chicago Great Western
preferred 3 lhcknwNnnu rose II points
over rs record price ~ Saturday, 10 w.
Ihp response a. these gains IN the gone
crll lisl WIS rather HlugWsh
Prices were Inclined To dfoon w tn0o
VI further advances N eomo spocioltlrH,
i.aukwnnnu touched iSR Tennessee Coal
and CONSOLIDATED Gas rose ah Minneapolis
and y Louis llt the pfolrrrVd ana cob
orado q Southern nrst preferred 3 Chi.
phgo A Urout Western preferred u. IN aud
Steel Car preferred q ontario q WoNcn
/ Declines ran ~ "A point and quarter
I'm Norfolk q Western W. In Northwest
on ana I In Chicago a Eastern Illinois
certificates.
Bonds were steady
lilvos dropped further ON dull trading
until I point losses were established for
Louisville a Nashville, Great Northern
preferred AlllWChamorH preferred and
Nlignm,rnrollnN Chemical preferred
pltiHbug coal rose pa
A renewed upward movement nmDnp
the Nprcmilos operated 20 sustain prices
" other stock pittshWg Coal preferred
rose A. Lead and Colorado a southern
second preferred about poinla and Anal
gamutcd Copper sugar smoothing pre-
lorrod Virginia Chemical, PlttsburR Coal
Load preferred American Car preferred
Colorado n southern ana knneeN Cit>
HOuthtn 10 W., Northwestern rallied 2lg
over mst week Rubber preferred and
Rnlllnu nnnnnl nlnlnrrnl lnhl L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
READY TO BREAK GROUND,
Excavation work FOR Utah copper Mn
10 Commenee soon,

President Charles NJ, Mcneil, Of the
utah copper company arrived In the
city Saturday afternoon and has m.
nounced that the breaking of ground
for the compony's proposed conccntra.
tor ont al the point Of the mountain this
side of Garfield beach will commence
within the next 10 days The plans
were completed q number Of weeks ago,
but the commencement OF work has
been delayed pending the placing ~ tho
$4,000 600 worth ot bonds and awaiting
the fate Of the deal through Shloh 4
control of the property IN about TO pass
TO American Smelling interests, AZ TO
the latter President Mcneil said today,
there was nothing new 10 add, But
whether the transfer IL made or not,
the proposed concentrator win be built
and along tho lines that have been al.
ready mapped out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
CAPTAIN DE LAMAR LOSES.
Telluride Power Company Awarded
Judgment for l1,iss

In the case OF the Telluride Power &
transmission company against Joseph
r. De Lamar judgment has been rem.
dorod IN favor OF plaintiff by Judge
Morse Tor the sum OF tli,iaS6S That
amount WAY found to be due plalnrn
tor electrical power and enorgy furnish.
"a 10 defendants MIL ot Morcur Tho
contract ON which sui was brought
wae entered into by the parties on July
rs, 1891 and the account covers sever
al wears from thn, date,
The ease has been pending for some
time ana was tried Il number OF
months ago, In hlf oross'complQln tho
defendant claimed mat there was quito
o largo sum duo him ON account of
damagoa sustained BY reason Of the
failure of phinun lo furnish power
continuously Tor the operation OF his
mlnc ana min
Judge Morse found mat the total
amount duo plaintiff was NSll9iS of
which defendant had paid SlLbi0, lcaV.
INK balance NJ S2O,Si3N, no this was
added the further sum NJ lGa2, making
The total i2l93ilS Tho court allowed
defendant iaiidg0 aR outage during Tho
timos the noNor WAS NOT delivered
Leaving the net balance due plaintiff
NIAtSiS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31

Topeka, Kan, July n ..judgc Dana.
of the district court has decided Thai
the lodge Of the Knights and Ladies' OF
security ahall not pay taxes ON their
reserve fund,
Tits Ia tho result Of suit brought
BY County treasurer Bowen 10 make
THIS order 10 pay taxes ON this fund
Tho last legislature decided that oharI.
tohlo institutions reserve funds were
exempt from taxation although the
examiner Of The state held otherwise,
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PRODUCE,



Chioago lvy Predictions Of frost
tonight IN Minnesota Impaired strength
IN he wheat market here today, Reports
~ damage 10 the Russian crop gave add.
iIunol Mlmplns TO buying plt traders
largo, Ntoplpmbor opened y 10 :. higher
nt wa 10 49, and advanced ~ s6A, MIN.
no0pOip Dnluih ANA rhloUH0 reported
rCCOipla W i3d cars against 100 Nenr ago
IN the corn pll ne s'tngth " wheat
hold me market slcaal Conditions favor.
cd me hoere srh'cMoor onenod ulohaNg.
time iho price Nold Within the opening
range,
An advance " aalo cents In tho
prize o. llyo hogs l9d . slrcpg,hcning -.
was light scplomber pork was unchangcd
o. ~ w lard wa. W s'a At iail,i Ribs
Cash Whoe,-NG , reg, @NMlsi No, 4,
yDG ola. Sg%SS No. G nsr,Oc 9g'f ,l Ne a
Nc 3 northern loNalloi No SPRING
corns No. ?, Maal5, No, ., 55g5saaSI.
ontr No, p Nb, No n 2iianN
,,,loH, Wheat -oly' 81 soplp @t Dee
Corn -July. age old sgHi Sept, slB0
~ M Nau6iN Dee A,ai DID, ~,
! %'6Sg.j qlN %. sept srioaNi pee,
,of,cTE1jiT lo@i SEPT, 1885, oct,
Iefd July igih sopl ;S, Oct,
ilglg Nov, i@ Deo = %, Jan, / g2i5
!bpTIuly soy sept, Sl2'sl Oct, eco
NyonCneh, HmGO
Flax, Cash, northwest, iM
Timothy Sent SD
l,loycra-lnly 1874
llnrlcy..Caah, l0ni6
After sepicmbor had touched NN the
market, reacted considerably on pront
receipts and by u large norcnsc In tho
vlsihlo suppls Tho cohe, however was
arm WITH heplomber w u nj @a.
Com Later the market became dnuld
weak nrloes bolpg hammcfed down by
ofop, AdNiccr,. For September the lowest
point ~ the day WAS reached ut 80. The
market closed weak with September down
Nav a, blhaciN.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. July a. Sugar, raw, strong.
Far Iohnlng i.lCulhi Centrifugal "a
test ih molaasos sugar ~,
Renncd-Quiot crushed, 800, powdered
$50, grAnulntod, 500,
coffee STEADY No, RIO N,,
Butter Firm Of0cInl prices creamery,
common tocqun, lia2 Western factory,
Cheese Nlatr lpll Crum small colorod
alQ Nhllo l0H@llltl largo colorcd and
white lNpcY H.
Ngps WcNcrn best lthiolt, 40, fair to
good, li3llN
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Conner .lnek Inenrnornted.

A copy NJ the articles OF Incorporation
of Tho Copper lack Mining company NJ
Eureka WAS Med IN the secretary of
Ntnto'n oflob today iia capital stock
IN $4,000, divided into Hhnrce of tho
par Nllno ~ 10 cents oAoh, H. G, Jensen
Y president, j, y Williams, vice presl
dent q, A. ud0ll, eecre,Nry, u, y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
GREEN RIVER pLACERS.
Miners working on Grave, worth $3.50
Per square Yard
Spoolnl Corrospondonoe,

Special correspondence
Provo, July 3l-oecar wilkins, who
has spent several months In Nernal, is
back lie reports placer mining at
Green Rived, near Jonoson, IN the new,
" discovered dletrci steadily GOING on
although the hlgh waters % the spring
and summer have inlorfcred with the
work Men are lnklng Que $3.50 10 tho
square yard OF dirt with rockers and
some nuggets Of the value Of from So
TO $3.50 have been found,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Lower Mammoth Active but weaker --
closing Quotations ana safes,

ON the mining EXCHANGE during the
forenoon u total Of %, 400 shares were
transferred ior which was paid out
the sum OF 81. 2G62b,
Lower Mammoth opened with sale
~ ~ cents, ANA sold 40 low aR "A cents,
but closed cents above the latter
fNure on the open board one block OF
io'VOO shares Of Little chlcf went at u
cent Vaflra. silver Shield New York,
Ioto ana Uncle sam were the other
active stocks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
SUMMONS.

In the District court ~ ne Third Ju'
dirlnl District of the state NJ llnh, louN
~ ~ Salt Lake. Mllllsso Riddle VlmW
TN W. lohn y Riddle, Defendant Ino
state " Utah, TO the said Defendant loN
are horohy summoned IN appear Wl,hn
summons upon YOU N served Nlthln w
County IN which this action ~ brought
Otherwise, within thirty days after Nu
Vice, and dofond the above cnlllled ucU9h'
aud IN onso Of your failure Hn 10 %,
Judgment viii be rendered against you AZ
u copy NJ which IL herewith served upon
you .....,
Plaintiffs Attorney
y, q address, 2S South Main street.
Salt Lake city Utah
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q 2ih; 100 at az 200 at eShi 400 at
2ii,
Carlsa, 500 at 10.
silver Shield. 800 at cav.
Uncle Sam, 800 ut i0b, seller 30,
Butler Liberal 1000 ni Sh,
Little chief 1900 az |,
New York 2,l00 N o.
Totro, lo0O ut ~ 1000 at ilh,
Open BOARD SALES,
carls0, 1000 NJ 1874
Lower Mammoth 100 NJ o.
Ncw York 700 nj "a, seller S0 600
al 81, 200 nt bih
silver Shield 600 az g9, seller 30 300
~ 23h 1000 at a.
Uncle gam, 800 ~ 49, seller 60 800
az i0h
REHABILITATION
Shares, Amt,
Regular call nnn, 2s2OO sS,7oG,76
Opon bonrd ,,,nr, 5000 l,,6s,bo
Forenoon totals -, $4,000 5000, 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
MOLYbDENUM ORE
FROM MINES OF ALTA
Continental Company Has Com.
mcnccd Turning Oh, This 10.
tcrcsting Bi Product.
CONCENTRATE VERY VALUABLE.
Is Worth from 5000 to $500 Per Ton
Only Nine 10 State With Large
Tonnage 10 Sight

Manager Henry NJ Crow,hor Of tho
Continental Ana mines ot Alta, who
spent several days IN camp last week,
has returned 20 hs ciilccs IN the Dooy
block with the announcement that bis
company has begun the active concon.
lrDtion OF molybdonum ores, Of which
the Alta property IN likely TO become
large producer, for there In every.
INNS To irdlcnto that the mine con.
tnlne an Immense tonnage
While the equipment for the handling
OF this class OF ore hng not hoou entire.
" perfected, Manager rtowther says
he product bcing obtained has a value
Of anywhere from $500 10 $500 10 tho
ton, making u most interesting hl,pro-
duet with the existing facilities from
one 10 two tons NJ molyhdonum con.
ccnlrNto can be turned oul dairy, but
later when certain defects IN the pron.
Ont methods Of urea iment are over
come Mr. trowhcr expects 10 be- pre-
pared la not only turn out "a greater
tonnage, but u product much moro val.
liable
Tho market price Of pure molybdo.
mum M about 1915 per pound, and N
used extensively IN a process for the
hardening Of steel
The Continental Aha company has
received bid from q large eastern
lrm lor 10000 tons Of the metal when,
if furnished, would bring IN revenue
approylmoting SoOOOOO, The CONT.
mental mines are the only properties
IN the state that can produce molyde.
mum on anywhere Ike a commercial
ppalo,
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July DIVIDENDS.
Five Utah Mines Dlstribuio Si,i3s, 600
Among Shareholders,

FIVE Utah mines distributed In dlvi-
donds this month a sum agRregatlng
u lai,oo0
TWO bingham copper mines were
among the llst'-tho Ctah Consolidated
md United states, the Silver King OF
PARK CITY cnmo forward with the usual
amount while two Tlnto mInes, the
Yankee Con, and Gelninl were heard
irom' Here IL the July list complete
ulah Consolidated nuuupnn$ 5000, 900
,nlted STATES n't,,,'iti,,,,,,u 800, 600
rlN.r Mug 's'''',i,,,, 100000
lankey Cor Hu',r,,,,,,,u,,n,. $4,000
'.ll'Nll f'tfffttst Attitttttttttt UO,OOV
The directors Of tho Sacramento post.
Ga q dividend Of bali cent A share,
10000, payable tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
bate Division In and for Salt lnko CouN'
~ state W Utah. In the matter " mo
estate of Alma Pratt Decensod Notice"
Tho petition VI Parker y Pratt admin"
traitor Of the estate ~ Alma Pratt AZ,
ceased praying ior the sotllomonl N hn'l
account Of said administrator and for mo
10 tho persons entitled, has heen soi foI
hearing on saturday tho 10Th day o'
Auguet, \ u 1905 ~ 10 O'Clock n m a,
the County Court House, w tho Cour'
Room OF said Court In Salt Lake CIV
Sail Lake COUNTY Utah
Witness the Clerk ~ ad Court VII!
lmk A y lp0i
(scnO \ T. nLDRrDOE IN ClMk
Nv W N Narnsworth, Deputy CORN
n v Jones Attorney Tor AdmlulNa'
tor
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT pRo.
bate Division IN ana for salt lHko Com,
~ state Of Utah I'm tho mater of lht
estate Of Daniel Macintosh Deceased
Notice The petition " Daniel J Muckm,
i ,S,., ana Ellse6eui Vraor Mao4nlo.l
J Macklntoeh Of Letters OF AdmmslrI,
ton In the estate Of Daniel MncknlosN,
docoagod hns set for hearing on stur1aI.
the 18th day Of August A. y lai nj y
o'clock n, M AZ the County Court Rouse.
IN the Court Room Of said Court In SAT-
Lake CITY, Sal, Lake County, Utah
the seal thereof alnXcd This eath da'
July a. y zoos
tsean y T. ELDREpuE, jRa Clc
RN W, IL farnsNorlh, Deputy Clp
Thomas Adams, Attorney Tor pcurs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31

IN TllE DISTRICT Court pro,
bate Division IN aud for Salt Lake lm'.
~ state Of Utah, In the matter H. I lM
estate " Elizabeth MarNnlQsh, Dee v'
Mackntoeh Frost praying lor m, ln'
Nnco to herself Elizabeth Grace Auokr'
tosh Frost of Letters Of Admin, tnlIW
I'm the estate of Elizabeth Macl.NtU'
deceased has been set Tor hearing ON S1u
urday the ETH day OF August 4 v 1905
at 10 o'clock a, M AZ the County roul
House, In the Court Room ~ said 'pp
IN Salt Lake CITY Salt Lake County l'uh
the seal thereof affixed this g9lh day
July \ y, 1905
(SeaO ! T. ELpREDGE. JRu Clclk
nv W, w. fnrnswOrth, Deputy rltrk
Thomas Adams, Attorney for Petitioner
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MISCELLANEOUS
sugar Houses suspended.

Paris July Glowing to the failure
Of n hlgh Speculation TO meet engage.
nlente eoid Ia pmonnt To SS,OOO,OOO two
OF he leading sugar houses have qls,
pended payments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31

~ TUE DISTRICT COURT pRo
bate Division, I'm aud ll Salt Lake conn,
~, state u Utah, IN the matter of Ma
estate Of Melissa g. Slmhnll, Dooo.loI
Nollco,--Thp petition NJ Robert T. Kim,
hnll, administrator Of The rfnt
of McNspa G., kimhau. dr
ceased, praying zoe AN order ol
sale OF real property Of Hald docodcnl
and that an pclHonl Interested appo,i
before tho said Court 10 show cause INV
Am order should not be granted 10 ,ol
- much HS shall be- necessary of tho fol,
lowing described real oslntc Of suld dt.
oouHod, to'wli, Al Of lot gS and Inc NORM
half ~ lot ~, In block of Walkari
subdivision Of block D plat "A, ' si,
LAKE Guy survey has boon ect f0r hear,
ing ON Saturday the lolh day of Angus,
\ u, 1906 ut 10 O'clock A. m. ni he
county Court House IN the Court Room
Of said Court, IN Salt Lake city, sal
Lake County Utah
Witness the clork N said Court with
We beal thereof afhNod this sth day ot
lscnO ! e. HLDREnuE JR, clerk
~ w II Fainsworih, D,puty clerk
n v Jones' Attorney for AdmInifltr
tor
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LIVE STOCK.

chicago, July 3l-Cattlo- Receipts, TO-
90, market steady Good 10 prime steers,
. &Qj.sO, poor 10 medium, S,i5ni jOi
slockors ana feeders 2 jOu3,SO, cows,
2,iQaN,jo, hoiferr, 3Ooni, ib canncrs, sjg
Ilogse Receipts today, 10000 tomorrow,
1900, market bnlQ cents higher Mixed
and butchers, b&ubW, good to choice
heavy, 6,b0N6 90 rough heavy, b,l0ql. t,
lights b,obil6 Q5i bulk OF sales, b00u6W,
Sheep Receipts SO0, market steady
10 strong, lambs, steady, Good 10 choice
welhcre, it0Ul,i5, western sheep, ga
iii, native lambs i5Odi0o, western
lambs, B t0ni 10
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PROBATE AND oUARplANsHlp
NOTICES,
contull County Clerk or respective sls,
olH for lurlhur Information.


IN THE DlsyRCTg COURT, ppn
bnto Division, IN and tor balt LnRo ten1,
w. state Of Utah In tho matter Of nm,
estate Of melissa G., klmbnll, Dncons,T
Notice The petition of Robert n KIM.
ball adminialraior Of the estate OF NleIl1'
IN g. kimbnll dCCcufed, pryinu for Nv,
order Ia mortgage real property Of ANA
docedcnt and that an persons mtoic,,el
appear before The sNl0 Court 10 sbo,,
cause why an order should not be- elAni'
ed TO mortgage 10 much ne shall bO hey,
nssaN Of the following doscrbod fes
estate ~ sud deceased tO,Nlt, All NJ
lot ", ana north half of lot D In bl,r
|, of Walkers Subdivision OF block AZ y,
plat 'A' sall lnko city survey hA,
been got for bearing ON SATURDAY "'
Inn day Of August A h. in5 "A, W
O'Clock A. m, ~ the County Court lou,"
IN the Court Room Of said Court In S,Ii
Lake CITY SAT- Lake County, l'mh.
Witness The Clerk NJ Wd Coui Vl,t
We seat thereof ufnScd tits Sth daS Of
lHenO j T. ELDREDGE, JR.. clo,k
~ W. H. fHrnsworth, Dolmty rloT
\, '. Jones, Attorney for AdmlnlstI.
tor
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Nevada stocks,

James A, Pollock n Co., brokers, 70.
ported tho following quotations from
Han Francisco today
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Lower Mammoth, COO nt 9ki 900 NJ ef,
100 NJ 20% 600 ut ~; 100 az 26i. 400
ana i,iO0 az 20 200 ot 9iA, i,iO0
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as, CAMPBELL,
stooh Broker, 2i6 d. IT. Walker Block
j. OpCRNDORrER,

stock Broker,
Tel Bell 10g l6l y, Main 81
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1900 market steady Native steers 5000
$40, cows and helicrs 2SOnl,3O, western
steers 3 aipitO TcNas steers 2,Du3, iii
COWS and hcIfors, 2OOuS5O, Gamers, / j0dl
AGO. Gamers, ibO02iO, stookcrs and
feeders 2 ,2tdi l6 calves, 3o0p5,jO bulls,
stagH, etc. 2. O0dai5
Hogs Receipts, 3.a0, market cents
hlghcT Heavy 5bOu6,G0, mixed, S5fl
bCOi LIGHTS b,i0qa,3, pigs, i5Ou55O bulk
uf mlcs s 'On 500
sheep Receipts, 400 market i0nl5
cents llghtor Western yoarlings itOni 50 ,
wothorH, 1904, ~ ewes, d0Oui 40, lambs,
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KANSAS cry

Kansas city, July 8l,-.Cnitle. Receipts,
1900 market steady to strong Native
steers, A.ou5, G5 native cows and hoiors,
9Oouj, 20; stoekers and foeders, s,todd q /,
stocrs, 3,50n5.O0, western COWS, ? Wai u.
Hogs Receipts 5000, market 5610 cents
higher liulk OF sales 6,iON6 IS. heavy,
h,,op6.ili packers, o.ioa5so, pigs and
lights, $3.50, 40
sheep Rcooipn 1000 market, 500
h0ud&C range wethors 1890 10, fed
ewes. 3, i6ni %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-16

Miss Hagar's pretty parlors the ver-
anGa and the lawn We're crowded Tues
day evening with guests who were pres
ent at The piano recital gwen BY Misses
Edna Reynolds. Blanche Howe and Jen-
ME Peterson. assisted BY Miss Letha
Peutecost soprano, ard Mr. Arthur Quis-
ser. baritone. At the close Of the regular
program Mr.. Quisser sang an extra num-
ber "when the Sunset Tints the oceans
Blue with Gold" In the contest by
Misses Edna Reynolds, Blanche Howe
and Jennie Peterson who played Howe's,
Third Valse lmpromptu." Miss Howe
was the successful contestant and re-
ceived the prize. a splendid icture Of
Handel. The judges were Mrs. Parker,
spencer. Miss Vaughn and Prof Parker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-16

Al a reception, It Is unnecessary TO
take formal leave OF the hostess,--un-
less when passing her she percoivcs your
attention, when you should stop for a
word Of farewell. At dance OF dinner
to omit this courtesy would be exceed
ing rude. and "A tew "rief bur sordial
words OF appreciation Of her hospi-
tailty would be Ia order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-16

The following visitors from out Of the
city registered Thursday at the Carnegie
library:
c. r. Beckham, Perry
Mrs r. Jester. Mulhail
Mrs. NJ A. Lucy. Perry
Mrs Anna +. Crossman. Farmer city.
Illinois
j. NJ. Rhodes. Perry.
Mrs. d. y. HUI saltwater
r. H. sharpe. Enid.
A. S. DAVIS ST. Louis.
$. G. Baird. Nycnston.
Mrs A. w. Tucker Perry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-16

Mrs W. w storm. Of oklahoma City.
arrived here Monday and while In
the city attending the Christian church
convention. VIII be the guest Of Mrs.
Ed Pentecost. Mrs storm is The terri
torial president of the c. w y NJ, and
conducted the services al the opening
OF the convention this afternoon. MIS-
storm Is a charming lady and the or
ganizer Of the C. W b NJ here feel Il
quite am honor 20 have her with them
for these few days