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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-09

saving completed, and the machine is
in position on the fourth step for cut
ting the worn portion out Of the third.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
RAINC O A T S

We show these in all col
ors, styles, qualities and prices
from $1,000 to $25. 90
One lot of Raincoats with
loose back, in tan, castor, OK
ford and green, very mannish
in appearance. Good values
at. $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
State Mine Inspector Bell Visits
New District add Studies It's
Geological Conditions
SOME SENSATIONAL ORE THERE.
Uoited States Mining Company Has
Beaded the Original Discovery
The Custer Mine.

state Mine Inspector Bel Of Idaho
has been making a tour Of the mining
camps Of Custer ana Lemhi counties
in that state. Recently. he made an
Investigation of the Parker mountain
section. which has attracted consider
able attention during the past year and
which is Of local interest because the
United States Mining company has
secured foothold there.
THE formation Of the Parker Mouu-
tain district" Mr.. Bell states us en-
tirely erupuve and lu character, the
ore bears a marked similarity to that
found In some Of the southern Nevada
camps
Parker mountain Is located in Lem
hi county near the head or Warm
Springs creek and about 20 miles l.u.
Custer city
"This camp is also within IS miles
of the end Of the Lonlhl county wagon
road NJ Smgiser and Hamey cam,
II IS situated I'm "A we've rugged portion
OF this great volcanic range that forms
the divide between the waters Of the
main Salmon and the Middle fork Of
Salmon river. The Parker vein remains
the only important discovery In this
new district so far although there have
been 90 claims located surrounding II.
with the exception Of some rich float
Of several points IN the Vicinity moth
ing else hes ben discovered 80 far.
The Parker vein is eight fat wide, and
said TO cary an average value Of $50
per ton IN gold and silver aside from
paystreak. 10 inches wide which IS
said to run $3.50 per ton, while selected
samples from the same streak have
gone S236j per ton in gold and silver
"The ratio Of values I'm this ore is
about two thirds silver and one-third
gold The ore SENS to occur IN an al-
tered rhyolite or andeslte that carries
ribs and venlets Of quartz with con.
centric. agatv lines OF black argentite
mineral spotted with native gold OF a
light color
"This discovery included with a
group OF 10 other claims, has been
bonded boy representatives 90 the Unit
ed states Mining COMPANY OF Bingham
Utah, which has established camp
there and has slartaA 'r for winters
campaign OF DEVELOPMENT with % force
of men, The company is putting H.
supplies and uqck|n~ o"t a small ship
inent Of the best o~H fr~ test which
it is expected viii run very high IN
gold and silver values.
"J'hls class Of ore ls also character
istic OF the old custer mine, Do miles
farther south. which produced $1,000
900 az depth of a few hundred feet.
The formations of the two districts are
very similar and It is considered prob
able By those familiar with the diSrov-
Crv that ID may lead to "A bonanza OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct. A,--Inereased receipts In
the northwest caused moderate selling VI
wheat today by commission houses with
only q scattered demand the market wal
inclined " weakness. december opened un-
changed 10 u higher at 6bss to sbjs and de-
clined TO 1914. During the last half OF the
session the market showed considerable
strength on covering by shorts. The mar
ket closed strong, with december 40 q
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re.
ported receipts Of sA cars against 1H o
year ago.
Corn opened weak. but lato In tho SEES
sion became strong. December opened a
shade lower at 4il4, sold at l4i4u4its and
recovered to Hjsa+5 The close was firm,
hg@ up at 4iis.
December oats opened unchanged at 2Stl
and sold up 70 2Ss.
January pork was unchanged at u. sil5.
Lard and ribs were each on a shade at
6.71la and 6. t5Q647k respectively,
close Wheat-Qct 6Gia, Dec, HB8ih,
Jan, &% May SN-July 3h.
Corn-Oct 50lb. Dec, AlIb, old, 45lt,
Jan, 10 May, iiN July AS.
Oats-oct, 20; Dec. 1903 May, Sl&;
PorE-6ct, l5.I3l5 Jan, l2.M
Lard-Oct, 40, Nov. 7.07h11. 10; Dec,
5.7i5a6. %. Jan, 6.7iMa6. 50.
Ribs-Oct., 1.& Jan. 66oi May 6.s1ha
Rye-Cash, 60.
Fiax-Cash, northwest %.
Timothy March 3.S
Barley-Cash S6is152,
Cloyer-Cash, N.0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
CONCENTRATES.

W. II. Bramel Is designated as the
resident agent OF the company.
Manager J. ]. DAILY spent yesterday at
the Daly-Judge mine at Park CITY,
Joseph Oberndorfer will leave for
the ChIqulta mine at Good Springs, Me-
yada, tonight.
The sinking Of the shaft at the Han.
napah mine, near Tonopah, has been
ordered resumed.
Loren Morrison, manager Of the In.
dian Queen mine in Beaver county. viii
leave for that property tonight.
W. II. Clark, the well known Gold
field mining operator. has arrived In
the city from the big Nevada camp.
f. G. Tying, who ia operating the
Wyoming mine In American Fork can.
yon, was down from camp yesterday.
The Pioneer Sampler reported the re-
ceipt OF one car of ore from stockton,
two from Bingham and two from Alta
today
Secretary James Shorten Of the min
ing exchange expects 20 be able 10 ro-
sumo hlsd titles In the exchange room
about Nov. 1.
A car Of ore from the Star Consoli-
dated mine NJ Tintic f. In todays mar.
kct, which, Manager McMulcn expects
TO net about S2j per ton.
Wallace W. Wait " the American
Metal Mines company with headquar-
ters In Kansas city. is In the city, after
an absence of several years.
IN, company has taken over the
shawmut properties In Bingham, upon
which 81 was decided recently TO do
some extensive development work.
The T, & b, samplng company Is In
receipt Of three cars Of ore from Ida
no, two from Bingham, one from Tintlc,
two from Nevada ana six from Frisco
today,
W, J. Lawrence will leave for the
Scottish Chief mine az the head OF Biz
Cottonwood canyon tomorrow morning,
Supplies for the winter have been for
warded 10 camp.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick 4
10, were as follows, Crude ore aud
concentrate SI2,3OO. base bullion, $40.
2J0i gold bars, 5000,
Patelo ". Higgins, the Texas oil ex-
pert who has been investigating the
possibilities OF the salt Lake BASIN for
OIL returned yesterday morning from
a trip TO the Promontory region az tho
north end OF the lake, Well satisfied
with the outlook
a certified copy Of the articles OF in
corporation OF the Shawmut Consolidat-
ed Mining were fled IN the Office OF See
rotary OF State Tingey Yesterday after
noon. The capital stock OK the corpora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
Market Opened Higher not Belug
Influenced by the Low Prices
10 Londsu.
TRADE EVERYWHERE ANIMATED.
There Was Some Hes ltatiOn After
The Bank Statement
Appeared.

New York Oct 1.-THE stock market
opened active and higher without regard
TO the low range OF prices In London.
Gains as rule were very small. but a
number Of speoialtles rose oonspiouousl-
~ Central Railroad Of New Jersey and
Locomotive preferred advanced ~. ssut
Ste Marie 49, Allls- Chalmers H. Most OF
the favorite stocks failed to get more
than = or SO above their first prices, al
though buying went on in spirited
fashion In the obscure stocks Apart from
the strength displayed by the New York
Central southern Pacific and Brooklyn
Transit stocks, little OF Interest occurred
70 overshadow tho growing voluce ~
speculative interest In the low grade
stocks, Tho market eased OH after IA
time, but improved again at / lo'cock
when Union Pacific was heavily bought at
an advance Of point.
Trading showed continued animation
and the largest share OF attention re-
mained centeIed on minor stocks. Brook.
Ign Transit. New York Central and Allls-
Chalmers rose point or more, Delaware
y Hudson, Pullman 8A, General Electric
aye Westinghouse Electric So, American
Express 5 and Reading St Paul and
Metropolitan street Railway /. There
were besides gains OF I and 2 points for
Lake Erie e1d Western, Iowa Central
preferred, Minnesota and 81. Louis, New
York Chicago g. St Louis. st. Joe &
Grand Island . & r. G. preferred Ten
nessee Coal, Leather preferred Interna-
tional Pump. New York Reduction pro-
ferred, sugar and International Paper
The market developed some hesitation az
Ter the bank statement appearance and
showed the effect Of realizing. New York
New Haven & Hartford sold at a deGl ne
Of 2. Brooklyn Transit and New York
Central Led late rally IN a number o,
strong
Money on call nominal no loans. Time
loans steady 80 days. 5loA per cent, 90
days 8; six months. 4ik4iN per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3 uer cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
for demand ana at sssa4iSS.lO for 6eday
bills.
Posted rates, 4 S3tl and 4s1it. 4
Commercial hills 4.B2i4di.S2a.
Bar silver. 62A
Mexican dollars, E&.
Bopds--Government. steady; railroads.
firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

and veined II he be ttndertoot
prospector, he viii be especially I'M
pressed by the appearance OF these
great veins, and may promptly locate
as many OF them as possible a more
experienced prOspector or mining man,
whilst Nc viii certainly pay some OF
these mammoth veins Of fine looking
bun quartz his attention, yet from eX.
perience he viii be apt 20 distrust them
and look about I'm the vicinity for some
smaller and less SNOWY veins IL ls
10 be remembered that all quartz veins
showing ON the surface are by no
means minoralized, or 30 scantily as
not to be- worth exploiting. For cx-
ample, going up Clear Greek canyon TO
Idaho Springs, Georgetown. or Central
CITY, In colorado we pass hundreds OF
big quartz veins and pegmatite veins
not one Of which shows any surface
sign Of being mincrall2ed, and even
when we reach Central city, or some
other Of the mining camps amongst
the numerous big veins observed out
cropping on the surface not one In 10
Is there that Is mineralized or that
has O mine on II or even a prospect
hole.
IN the general assuring Of region,
II may be hard TO explain on sullulse
why some hssures were filled with par
rem quartz and others with mineralized
quartz. yet 20 Il II. OF the barren MS
sures opened ana filed By quartz mat
ter those IN direct contact with por-
phyry dixie or eruptlye rock are on
geological grounds the most likely TO
BE- mlneralizod by metallic minerals
but this is no absolute rule Pure
white veins OF bull quartz may ap-
near al clOse contact uf pOrphyTy dixie
and vet show no surface indication OF
being mlnerallzed. Again, some veins
with no Contact porphyry on either
slda or near them, may show much pet
ter mineral signs than those seemingly
more tavorably geoogically situated
Prof, Arthur fakes in october Mlnea
and NinarnIg Scranton. Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
MINING NEAR ELY.
building ~ Nevada Northern Road VIM
Aid shippers NJ Nevada Camp.
Special Correspondence


Provo. oct. al. i. Brim, who ls
extensively Interested In mining prop
erty IN White Pine county New. has
gone 20 the Duck Creek district TO di-
rect the assessment work on the Lead
kus company group Of claims, OF
which he is tho vice president and
manager The company owns three
claims situated within 10 miles Of Ely
and within : mile and a hall OF the
railroad now being built into Ely The
claims carry high grade lead ore--fr0m
90 10 81 per cent lead and from 10 10
ounces OF silver They we're discovered
IN 1893, and one ear Of ore shipped. but
the drop IN lead, and the distance from
ralruad-lg0 miles--caused a suspen-
sion iu operating them till 1895. Since
then assessment work has been done
aud in spite Of the distance from rail-
roads the ore taken out has paid eX-
Utnsos, the gross proceeds ON an ore
taken from the claims being N3iL9O.
Now that shelters are being built
az Ely and RAILROAD facilities are Of
ferod the company intends 10 insti-
tutc an active campaign Of develop
ment. and the prospects for opening
up "a mine Of great value are very
promising. Mr., Brlm IS Interested in
other properties I'm Lincoln county and
ls organizing a company OF Provo peo-
pie TO develop some Of his holdings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
BACK FROM NEVADA.
Fred 7. MeGurrln visits some OF tho
Famous comstock Mines.

Fred !. MeGurrln visits some OF tho
Famous comstock Mines.
Fred T. Mcdurrin returned today
from trip OF several weeks duration
10 Nevada where he was called on min-
ing business While away MIR. McGur-
rim visited Virginia city and went down
into some Of the famous mines Of the
Constock lode, which played an Import
ant part in the early history of the Pa
Cfc coast
Mr. McGurrin says the old time camp
will prosper again and he believes IT ls
destined 10 add many millions OF
wealth Of the nation through the out
put from It's mines.
The plan to unwater the Old mines Of
the camp and 20 drain the district
through the operation Of electric pumps,
VIII prove an unqualified success.
As 10 the object of his trip to Carson
city, Mr. McGurrin pleaded that ha
had nothing TO release at this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

wHITEROCKS CANYON STRIKE
prospeetors in UIntah Reservation coun
try Find Mineral
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

special Correspondence.
Vernal, Utah. oct l6,--Prospectors
In from the reservation report rich
strike In Whlterocks canyon. a few
miles above the Ulntah agency.
George Gates, a Colorado prospector,
who is Interested IN the find. was I'm
town yesterday. and exhibited speci-
mems Of the rock, which tests made in
Denver show TO carry Sl95 TO the ton In
gold and copper. The ore Is found on
the lime contact, and bears every ind-
cation OF permanency The tests were
made from ore taken eight feet under
the surface, and which has liberal
sprinkle of native copper
II is rumored that Denver capital has
already succeeded in getting In on the
ground floor on the proposition and
that there win be no lack Of money for
its development.
Other strikes are reported from Rock
creek farther west, and along the same.
belt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
Ogden. Clifton Mining Company.

Articles OF incorporation of the Og-
den-Ciifton Gold Mining company have
been filed with the county clerk. The
company Is capitalized for S2OQO with
shares valued at 81 each. The prin-
cipal place OF business Of the company
win be ogden city. The company Is
organized for the conducting OF a gem
eral mining and milling business. The
officers elected are f. r. Williams
president; John Williams, vice prssl-
dent; Elijah Farr, secretary and treas.
urer, and they with d, r., Bybee and
j. r. Farr form the directorate. They
own the mining claims known as Ted.
dy Nos Q, g. 4, 8, and Admiral Togo
in the Clifton mining district, Oneida
county, Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
WHAT VEINS 10 CHOOSE,
Arthur Lakes Gives the prospeetor a
lin on the Locating OF Them.

ON entering a new and untrled region
Of crystalline rocks such as one of
GRANTEES, schlsts, and guelssos, accom-
panied by bikes Of eruptlve rocks such
as p0rphyrltes. diorites, etc, Il Is very
likely that the prospector VIII DO az
once struck by the appearance of big
wide quartz veins cutting across the
country. their outorops Indicated by
plainly seen masses OF white bull
quartz standing up here and there
prominently above the Hill sides and
ON the hill tops. and easily traceable
tor long distance, measured, per-
h6ps. by miles rather than feet, These
are the mammoth OF so-called moth
err veins Of the district and are good
signs for that district In so Tar as they
show that the region has been assured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
WEEK ON EXCHANGE.
Columbus Cou. One Of the Most Active
Stocks on the Exchange,

The week closed with the record Of
transfer Of lj3,416 shares IN the mining
exchange, for which was paid $l3,0t6.62.
This is an increase over the previous
week Of about tieOO. Columbus CON
solldatcd at Alta has been an important
factor IN the transactions and has made
steady gains Today the stock was n
ready demand ut $2j5, but only 100
shares could be obtained at the price,
Boston Consolidated has ended the
week somewhat lover than 1t was at
abe beginning the natural reaction
from a sudden "a unexpected rise, the
depression In So Sc other copper stocks
iu Boston has also had ITS effect.
Todeys closing quotations and sales
v ere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, oct. n.-sugar. raw nomi-
nal Fair refining l6-l6, centrifugal, %
test 9-i6 molases sugar, 2 ll-lG
nehned-Qulet, Crushed, $40, powder
cd, $50, graduated, 40
COffee--Quiot No. Rio, 0-l8
Butter-Sightly 6rmer but unchanged
Cheose-Firm. State full cream, small
and large cOlored and white fancy, 1874;
do. fair 10 choice, iihullA,
s-Unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

lion Is S2.50000Q and the principal In
ccrporators are f. NJ, McAleer and ).
Herbert Williams Of Boston.
A, W. Tibbals, a brother Of w. n.
Tibbals. the well known broker OF this
city. has secured a two-ycars' lease
on the Pennsylvania group. located four
miles east OK Goldfleld. Mr.. Tibhals
wired yesterday that IN his opinion tho
the property ~ the best mdeveloped
group In the Goldheld district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
Incorporation Articles Filed,

Articles Of Incorporation of the East
ern & Western Mining company Of this
city were filed In the county clerks
office today Its capital stock is $780,
600, divided into shares Of the par
value of 81 each, James quinn is pres
ident: Mark Lumb, vice president,
Gideon Snyder, secretary and treasurer
The company owns the Mascot group
ToOele county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
Tintie Orc Shipments.
Snerlal Cnrresnnndence

EIUIIII NVTTV7TTITWVTTOV'
Eureka, Utah. oct. 2O.--The ore ship
ments from Tintic district amounted
10 1O2 carloads produced by the fol-
lowing mines. Bullion Beck 4; Gem
tennial- Eureka, 81, Gemini 10; swan
sea \; Eagle and Blue Bell, z, Eureka
Hi Oease), 9; Yankee Consolidated 2;
Star Consolidated. 1; Uncle Sam Con-
solidated, A, Mammoth, 2; Grand CEN
trail, 3; Ajax, Q; Carlsa, A; total l02.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
BUILDING PERMITS.

Following Is the seml-monthly re-
port Of permits Issued by the city build.
Ing inspector.
Noble Warren, Second and r,
street. two story modern brick. s 1000
Midgley Bodel company 81 east
First South. one story brick
store 49,. ........"."..,. 1000
West brick cottage ..,....... 500
d. NJ, Schneider. 547 Eleventh
East, brick addition ,....... 200
O. d. Olsen Tenth East and
Third South, brick cottage 800 1,5oo
Isaac Butcher, middle Of block
First and Second East and
Seventh and Eighth South,
brick cottage .....,..,.,,....., 1000
Lambert Paper company. rear 81
west South Temple. two story
brick barn ..,...,..,.,.,"u.u, 1000
W, II, Foster, ~ Church street,
brick cottage ,....n".n,." 1,6oO
Peter Gillespie, Sixth South, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth East,
brick cottage ",o.........., 1850
Vogeler Seed & Produce com
pany. rear $50 south Third
West, brick ........,....,,,., $500
Alex II. Obla1 Blaine avenue be.
tween Ninth and Tenth East
brick cottage .u.-,...,....,.. 1900
George e Jones, 1862 Wilson
avenue, improvements ,..... 800
n. J. Smith. $50 south Second
East, brick cottage .,.,,......,n 2,00O
Fred Gillette, Earls court, brick
cottage Observation-Disclosures" 1850
S, w. Anderson 625 north First
West, brick addition .......,.. $50
Modern Home Building company
Ninth East between Ninth and
Tenth South, two brick cot
tages 1880 each ..,.,,.,,,,., $500
1heo Lovendall, rear $40 east
Fourth South, brick cottage. 1900
Mrs, Helen NJ Holman, 1894 west
Second North, frame barn.. 500
George 7, Spokes. Sixth South
between Eleventh and Twelfth
East. brick addition ...,....., 500
Mrs, w. r, Chatterton, 53l Post
street frame addition. ,.,.... 100
Oliver Hodgson, ~ south State,
frame shop Observation-Disclosures. 8oO
Mrs. Fanny II. Woodward. 1908
First street, brick cottage. 1900
Harry Brain, 125 east Sixth South
modern two story brick .,,... 5000
NJ. T. Donovan, rear 2ls Second
East. two story double brick. 1900
Mahr Touse, $50 west Sixth
South, brick cottage ...,.,.. 1000
Mrs Ivy Hogan, Ninth South
between Eighth and Ninth
East, brick cottage .,,....,. 1900
4, r, Harper 27O q street, brick
cottage ,......,..... .,...... 1900
.------.
Total .....,. ............,si5,soO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

Columbus Con, 200 at 252; 100 ~
2.62i3; 900 at 2.53, 400 at 254; 100 at 2,j5.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 2l%; 1000 at
2lli,
May Day. 100 at vi 1000 at rs 6O;
l,0J0 at ~,
Wabash 300 al 100.
REHABILITATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
TODAYS REALTY TRANSFERS
Increase, ti66,S275S


Lydia 4. Grlfnths TO Frederick WI.
liam Schooner, lots 10 and ii. block
William W, stodard to Lydia 4,
Grihith, lot H. block 3, Golden
freeman Morning star to Margaret
Pat 6 S-" '..., US ..-.. a go 1900
Ralph Zwlcky to James II Brown,
lois 81 and %, block etc, Ran
dale addition .,..,....t.....sts.s..'.
Lorenzo Snow. Jr.. 10 Mary Coombs,
lot o. block 2 PITTS sub. ..,,,.,...,, 1000
William b. Bennett ct al 10 Rupert
Is Brown, land In section p, town
ship south, range ] west r,,,... 40
Arthur W WOODBURY. to John n.
Perrin lots S3 and a. Woodbury.
Peter Bonaty 70 ID s Hubbard.
lots 10 and II, block I, Wllklnson's
E ,Cp. r. peck to p O. Ssorcnson,
land IN section q, township south,
AiSerft 2 YAK Cahoon to James James " ca. ~
hoon land IN section Z. township
3 south range east ...,...,., $500
George a Black to Della Black,
part Of lot t. block 10, plat 49,.
Henry T.. Hoffman 10 Edward F.
Sniblor lot rs block 4, North Co
William T.. Cotton 10 Anna H.
Pierce lots -, etc. block /, Pop
Ann II Pierce to Edward b Wloks
lots a. etc. block /. Poplar Crave, 30
Anderson Real Estate Investment
company 10 David Spltz part OF
lot s. block "a. plat A ,.....,,..''' 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

The bonds offered by the Country
club amounting TO $4,000 TO pay for
It's new home were 50 quickly disposed
OF by the Salt Lake Security g. Trust
company, that $4,000 in addition were
sold also with no effort whatever. The
club paid $4,000 for it's grounds, and
the value OF the same, I'm consequence
Of this possession has become 80 ereat-
IS enhanced that an OFFER of $4,000
was recently made for the property
David Spitz has bought a lot on State
street between Fifth and sixth South
streets from the Anderson Realty COM
pany for $4,000.
The Salt Lake Security & Trust conn
pany has just sold q residence proper
~ at Seventh and g streets for 81 900
20 a party named Knowltou, and resi-
dence property at Seventh South and
Ninth East streets for $500 to a party
named Stephenson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
wool.


ST. Louis oct 2l.-Wool, steady, Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2b83l; fine
medium, 22a26i tine, ly4I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
BOSTON sTolK MARKET.

James A. Pollock g. Co furnish tho
following quotations from the Boston
stock exchange today;