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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-01-07

U-RuSSianS 8 G
1000 In battle near
Klnchou.
26-Admiral and $50
Russians drowned
In battle.
2g-kaiping taken by
Japan.
30-Russian regiment
annlhiiated II @ a r
Port Arthur.
Jul. 12-Port Arthur
attack iepulsed
30. 900 killed. wound
ed.
la-Yinkow occupied
BY Japs. - a p s
take Kiaotung and
n Ia
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~ no NV W $50
editor Ev e n l n z
Post. in New York:
a & e q IS. C Q n.
Gordon, noted con-
federate. at Miami,
Fla; aged ". -.
T. x-G ov. c h a ..
Foster. at SPRING
field, o.: aged Is.
.1-E x-G ov. j. Y.
Brown. at Hender-
son, KY.
l2-J Q a n Jerome,
noted EN- C h
painter, in Paris.
I3-Ex. u. 8. Minis
ter to China: Col.
Chas. DENLY (Ind },
at jamestown. N.
Y....G. II. Train.
eccentric genius. In
New York.
Feb. Re KS . cy
~ ~
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y un. I-Ex-L . " I.
Gov. Cue (Ia.), at
Des Moines.
OIL. u. Letter. Chi
cago. at Bar Har-
Dor, Me.
16-Dr. N. s. Davis.
In Chicago. .
17-Rear AID miral
Greer. I'm Washing
ton: aged ".
29-Ex-Sen. Mitchell
(Wis,) In Milwau-
Jul. 7-Gen. Howard.
noted confederate.
at Washington.
12-"G o Id Q n Rule
Sam" Jones, may
or. Toledo. D.
Au,.. IL. +. Pat
tison, twice gov
ernor Of Pennsyl-
vania.
2-Mrs. N. A. Miles.
at West Point.
NJ "
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Covsrnmsnf and FsiiSicS

Jan. 4-Wm. II. Taft co., nominated for
sec'y OF war and Luke Wright (Tenn.l J
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Neeroios/

Jan. Gen Longstreet famous confed-
crate leader. at Gainesville. Ga. aged s.
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InduJfriaf

Jan. 26-John Mitchell reelected pres. of
United Nine Workers at Indianapolis
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RuJ5s-JaeansSs War

Feb. s-Diplomatic relations severed by
action of Japan.
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Jan. GAS result of fire In Iroquois thea
ter, Chicago, In which Sol persons per-
ished, every theater In city IL closed.
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MARKET STILL
MUCH MIXED.
Tendency at 0penIsg Was Towards
Recovery From Saturdays
DcpressIes,
GAINS WERE PREVALENT.
There Was a Conflict Of Speculative
Sentiments Some Reaetioas Fol.
flowed by Intense Dullncss

Now YORK july a Tho opening ten.
dsncy was towards recovery from Sulur'
days depression, although ihcrc were a
few small LOSSES mixed with tho prcyn.
lent gains Colorado Fuel rose a point
and other leading stocks from u 10 y
There was drop NJ w In Consolidated
Gas.
Confused movements for a time induced
q conflict ~ speculative sentiment Selling
met the opening advances and on Tue re-.
sulllng reaction Northern Pacific, North.
Neitcrn ana Atlantic Coast line woro
forced p and Central Railway of New
Jersey points under saturday Colorado
Fuel reacted lh and prices generally g.,
u fraction below the previous close \
gcnoraouH rally followed causing gains In
~ Pau ~ lM Northern pacino ~, Roud'
INK - ana luIun paoinc, santa fc, H.
luols central Tennessee, Erie. Metropolis
tan Suuot Hallway aud American Wooden
about point Tine advance became uns
certain ana trading dull before tho end
" the hour
during ino hwi hour bnl IN a heslt4unE
way ana on light ludun Louisville q
Nashville ana Steel pr,fclrcd wero cars
rcd MP ncnrly n polui and. Illinois Cone
ilul rose q smelling ana United SatCg
Rubber Goods gained T.
BondB were steady M noon.
United states steel was carried within
tho range VI point gnlns before the per
iodlcal Notbnck cnmo I'm, sugar and
Pressed steel cars also rOHo !, Metropolis
tan Securities ~, l,lusood preferred .,
and chicago Union Traction preferred @t
~, - Louis Southwestern preferred lost
J. Tho reaction was lrlval and led 10
lnionho dullncas.
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IRRIGATION CONGRESS-.
Local Officials Give Advice 10 Utahns--
Many Should Attond,

ogden, Utah. july g. Supplementary
can OF the executive committee ~ tho
thirteenth national Irrigation congress TO
be held Mt Portland Aug, q 90 ~, inolu.
slyo, Tho undersigned state committee Of
Utah especially ugo upon tho different
bodies having tho appointment OF dole.
gates tho necessity " not only appoint.
ing tho fun quota, but that thoy be rop.
roscniativc and able mon, we'll up ON lr-
rlRotlon muttorN, also men that urO able
and Wiling 10 attend the convention, Wo
must not bhlrk our duty 10 lho state IN
Keeping II tho very foremost I'm tho mat,
ter Of irrigation We have accomplished
lnuoh good, but fur creator good A. Yet
10 Do accomplished nationally and locally
by full ana able representation,
ono large reclamation project has al.
ready been finished, Contracts have been
awarded IN Arizona, Colorado, Idaho,
New Mexico, North Dakota and South
Dakota lor a project costing nom 500,
90 TO VhtOolO, Bids have been asked for
covering proiocW In California, Montana,
Nebraska and wyoming and we sincere,
Y hopo mat ihoy VIII soon b0 asked
for covering one or moro prOlcrN I'm
Ilah, ana II h for this that W. ugontly
request that you give the coming con,
Vonunn nll the publicity you cnn, with
u view " having an HlrunR and Hblb
representatives nH possible Ncnt 10 roma.
sent our state ut Portland, FOR this In mo
year that we want dollnlto action regard.
Ing our state,
Ample means hayo been provided 10
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PERSONALS

Miss Elizabeth Elliot, has gone 10 g.
Louis 10 visit with relatives and
friends,
Miss t. kolis and family have gone
east 10 visit with relatives,
Sidney Smith ana family leave today
for Oshkosh, Wis, whore they win re-
side,
Mira n, n. Charlton and her sister,
Miss Maynard, win leave for New York
next Wednesday, intending TO sail for
Paris Aug. 0,
G, n, Richards and wife have re-
turned from Colorado springs whero
they went ON account OF the fatal H.
ness OF Dr. Horne, Mrs Richards faith
or,
j, W, Houston has CONC 90 Castllla
Springs 10 join his family for weeks
vacation,
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PRODUCE,


chicago. July "a "A break Of over three
cents a bushol In the price of wheat for
september delivery occurred here today,
Heavy prGht taking duo to optimistic adj
Nlcod regarding the condition Of spring
NoWn wheat wuH responsible for tho CX.
iIvmo weakness Reports from the north
West indicated that W yet Little damage
10y black uuHt has been Indicted on the
growing wheat IN that territory Soplom-
Der oponcd 2kWG 10 3hU3h lower lt ~
iu MA, THO principal demand was from
IN lho 0poulng range september stoOdyng
around iN Minneapolis, Dumh ana chs
cngo rcporlod rocolpn of 1873 cars against
40 year ago,
Acnllmonl In the corn pt was beOrlsh
partly uH "a result " the oNtromo weak,
mesa uf what Another factor that tond,
od a. drptrHH prices Wcro the liberal re-.
ocipN ana excellent weather for the new
crop, longa aud commission houses were
faltlN UyiINo NOllcrs september Opcupd va
" lower 100 'l'p Aflpr rollIng 40 IAN tho
prioo advanced 90 Ah,
oats Wpro weak I'm sympathy with other
grUlur Trading was very uuoi Npplom,
her unohrd rs lower 40 MN sold Ht gall
Ull then reacted ~ NN
Notwithstanding me weakness ot tho
grain mWknl r. comparatively frm tone
prevailed I'm the ptONlson pIt shorts were
tuiI huyorF Ncptomhur porR was up ~
AZ l8m lUd wa. up 4h AZ ,h and ribs
No, o. rod now. lNl,aM. No y hard now
@hu0nii No . hard. new NfdM, No I,
northern lsdllh SO 3 northern iO.t
no. No. D. fpwng hul ~
Corn No d biisi No o. Jiata
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EAGLE At T|NTIC
IS LOOKING WELL.
Encouraging Strlk, Of High Grade
Orc at a Depth Of 1000
Feet
ASSAYS SHOW $3.50 IN COLD


Reports Of an encouraging strike IN
the Eagle a Blue Bol como from TIM
'ic, AZ depth Of 1000 feet, an stated
In Saturdays News, drifting IN being
pushed and good ore values nre being
brought to light Samples from fun
face OF ore Just exposed Qu the $40
show M much as $50 IN gold win
hlgh values IN silver ana u good per-
centnge Of copper The ore seems TO
"Stond nlll the way from the 500 10
i,oOo.foot levels ana ~ result the
mlno'a owners are hlghly cRlcd. capt
MoVlcbio, undor Whose energetic d.
reotlon development work h being
pushed, Is more than pleased with the
outlook ana lhorc are those IN mining
circles who verify believe that IN the
Eagle BLUE Bell they have another
Centennial Eureka At present car.
ponlers arc busy erecting the ore house
una tramwoy at this property and n
wlnse IL being sunk In the mino to
connect the lower workings with the
800
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CONCENTR ATES


Tho now hoist NJ the King Conpoll.
dated NJ Park CITY, ls about ready TO
do service,
Thomas Conner, prominent lead.
INK mining man NJ Joplin, Mo- ~ u
guest at the knutslorl
Judge W. A. sherman lcuycs thq
week FOR doldheld New TO look after
his mining interests,
WIN J, Barnett. formerly prominent
mining man OF this city Is up from his
Mexico cattle ranch,
The death Of Edward w, Nash prcsI.
dent Of tho American Smelling & Re-.
llnlnli company ~ greatly regretted by
Utah mining men,
Last weeks ore Rnd bullion settle.
mcnta rcnchcd the sum Of tii2,g00,
while Saturdays settlements, ns rc-
ported by Mccormick n Co, amounted
TO $4,000 divided az follows, pu.
Hon, S2e9OOi gold, silver lead and cop.
per ores, Sg2,iOO
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MAYOR HOME To
PUSH PUBLIC WORK
City Executive Morris Returns
From Pacific Coast After
Two Weeks Rest
LOCATION OF THE INTAKE. ="
That Is u Matter That VIII Fave to be
Decided Mayor and city After.
ncy VIII Confer

Mayor Richard T., Morris returned to
the city Yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock, after two-wooks' vacation
spent at Long Beach, Loa Angeles and
San Francisco The mayor has en-.
loyed his outing very much and is
looking aud feeling we'll lie rays that
he In now ready TO push work on tho
Blk waler and sowor improvements az
rapidly m II IN possible TO do 10,
\ consultation VIII be had with city
Atty, Dcy before things are started of
ana II N probable that the mayor Will
call on tho attorney before the day IN
over ana have n talk with him on the
matlor The plans for the improve
monl are At standstlll 40 far M the
engineering work ls concerned and
practically nothing moro can be done
until tho question of the location Of
The intake 10 the Rig Cottonwood con-
dull rs settled, Now that the Utah light
and Railway company has rejected the
franchise granted II by the council
IN exchange for it's power rights and
certain land over which The clly's con.
dOll was 10 have boen constructed
'NNNl illNllb'll'HlN VIII ntNt 10 nt
made for securing land for tho ~.
take ana conduit,
The matter TO be determined by the
mayor and city attorney II whether
the city shan bring condemnation
proceedings against tho company ana
secure the land IN that manner or
whether the intake shall be located
900 feet lower down the stream near the
Granite paper mill whore tho city al.
ready controls tho land, II IN stated
that by taking tho water out nc tho
piper Mil n win have suiilclont eloya.
ton 10 bring Il 10 MI, Oliyct cemetery
ana into the Thirteenth East lVsoryoir.
II " contonded by some that tho love-
or elevation VIII be SUFFICIENT for some
time tn come ana that II is not noces-
Nry 20 30 70 the expense OF litigation
IN order TO secure the companys land,
il VIII be known without much delay,
however Just what plan OF action VIII
DO taken by the mayor and the attorney
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OIL IN WYOMING.
Reduced Freight Rates Mako Possible u
1000 barrel shipment

Although The oil situation IN Umta
county has been practically Ut a stand.
stlll for the past nix months etill a lilllo
incident occurred this weok that means
much for The renewed activity ~ the
spring Valley field says the Evanston
Nc@s-RogIslor ON Monday ave tank
cars arrived NJ Spring valley for the
SAT- lako.Pitlsburg on Co, ana I'm
the course Of a few days this conslgn.
mont Of 1000 barrels nh he on its way
10 the Florence (Coo) renncrloa,
That tho reilnul product VIII create n
sensation among the experienced II tho
opinion ~ those who are conporsant
with our crude product This IN tho
initial shipment NJ Spring Valley oil out
~ the field and II mons much Tor the
future development Of our coming In.
dustry
heretofore II has been impossible 10
make shipments on account " high
freight rates, but M Il crucial period tho
Union Pacific have come 60 the front
and offered the oil men n thrty.cont
rate Ia the Florence refinery or
course, this rate is none too low and
VIII from time 10 time be reduced, go
that I'm the long run tho producer will
mako profit commensurate with that
now boing made by the railroad compa.
ny and the standard on people
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IN CENTRAL PARK
Police Trying 10 Put stop to
ROwdyism on Big Lake

Now York lWy 2t-Rowydlsm ON tho
the city authorities 10 Issue orders stop,
pug tho use Of boats there AT night Park
policemen assert that during the lst two
years NEGOTIATIONS n several cases N
death Of NOuUg VlrW after boat had been
overturned disclosed indication. of hood.
lumH having rocked the houW EnoU, ~
compel order ON tho w1ior Nrrp met Slth
abuse after which the boating pWNmg
would row away A stop Wue muly mt
to the Ioutiug % thuaH after uuIk after
two evans ana IA mo duckH Ind boon
found beaten IN death with oars
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ANARCHIST AGIrAToRs,
Hold Meeting In Paris and Tell OF
Plots Against Alfonso.

New York Mly u A meeting " 100
anarchists was Held sunday night saws
u Herald depuluh nom Paris rrcuch,
Italian and Spanish nRlliiolp were prpA.
ont NloloW hpoeChos Wuro made mill.
slid io have been decided 60 proceed enc
orgcticaly against European rulers Tho
Spnulards were the most vehement and
f0ld they were IN daily communication
WIN towns IN the ncrhhornoods NJ Han
9i,Gah1,luh EMu 'na1 men ooRlNdon m
awaiting tho occasion of the daily prom.
on0dcs of King Alfonso 10 mako an AZ.
tempt against him.
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RICHES OF BULLrRoG.


SlA and onc-tenths tons OF ore from
the Original liull Frog mine In the
llull Frog district, owned by tho orig.
maj Bun Frog Minos syndicate. pass.
ed through Goldnol1 Yesterday TO TO.
nop,h, from whence It viii be- shipped
To-Day by express 10 he sampler NJ
Rono Tho ore win make tho Journey
undor guard NJ nm armed man. The
rock ~ valued az twelve hundred dol.
lars u ton The total value OF the ship.
ncnt IN seven thousand three hundred
ana twenty dollars
Tho ore shipped 10 the Reno Gam.
pier from the mine several weeks ago
nelied elRhl hundred and nfty.slS dol.
lars a ton, Noldnold sun,
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A ClIlCAGO MURDER,
Bandits Robbed Him, Cat AFTER.
les of Wrist and Left Him 10 Die,

chicago, July 9l"'rho police bclloyo that
the death " John Tosmor al the county
hospital yesterday I'm hour ollor ho had
hron found IN d doorway AZ Ashland
avenue und Emily Nlrool, was due to IN.
jurlra inflicted by men whb had attacked
him
1camorWho was O. prosperous ioal estate
duloG had collected rent Ut several
plucoH and was going ~ his homo whom
hc wnn attacked bS iohhort a blow on
The lult eye, which LETT an ugly cut In
believed 40 have knocked HIM unCnn'
G,iulW llo was drnggrd into a hallway,
NhDro hu NNN found several hours. later
several ,ub were found un rrgmDrA
hands ana Hlms Two louW goshoH. which
opcnrd the arteries ui the wrists, are hps
lioyod ~ have boon inflicted deliberately
WHILE the man WoH lu lnr power " tho
hanlllr. Mlor mo- robnels had taken
pi him I'm 0u upright ppaltlon I'm the
doorway aud lcft him 10 bleed 10 death
from the severed arteries I'm his wrists
Search FOR TcsmorH aaNullauls hlb 90
fW been uunyalllnE
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

Have you a friend or acquaintance
IN your former field OF labor, to whom
YOU would like TO send a copy OF tho
SEMI Weekly Nows2 II no, take ad.
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NEw York PRODUCE,

Now York July q Sugar. raw, un.
chnngod Fair rollning, w centrifugal, 90
tosL I, mOluasoB sugar az
konnod- Quiet crushed, 800, powdered,
$50. graduated, go,
coffee Steady No q invoice T.
Buttcr.-l'lrm, Croamofyli00h Western
factory common 20 extra, llhuiGis,
western. Imitation creamery common ~
extra, li4ul9
ChocFo Choice full GRAMS, colored and
white fancy DhplOA largo, colorod and
fancy l0h
Eggg Western extra, Arm lo0io'iI 10,
seconds, lilsulGH,
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make tho congress success, both In n 40.
uhl and bnFlnnsa way ana we are sure
of q handsome wolcom, by the citizens
of Portland, who regard tho irrigation
ronRloHH ~ tho most Important OF tho
many conYontung booked for this year
Your truly,
l., " sHuRTblrF,
Vice President
F j klEsEL.
Chairman Exec, Com, for Utah
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ANTIFRENCH DEMONSTRATION
eHHH
Made by the Spanish Residents Of
Tongiers, Moroeeo

Now YORK. July ol-The span'rh re,.
dents made % demonstration sunday
against France I'M protest uuhlrs IA iltr.
aid correspondent nj Tangora Mowoco,
French medical ofncus m Inspection az
The ships ana port A mrlouE disnutc ho,
tween tho Ftcnoh ana spanish lpgntl1na
n expected over the nnar
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SIGNAL PEAK SHOWING.


u, D. Hanks president of the slm,l
Peak Mining company was an tho dc.
pot Tuesday morning ON hH vny 10 pu.
yeW, slys the RlphUold sun Mr.
Hanks hld boon spending ID w,,k nm
noll Mountain glNmE particular at.
s,uuon no 1l inspection M tho Siannl
I'hN properties lie reported that Inc
ioronl run NJ NOW unlC control chow.
'hR q Noln " no lH tot I'M width which
tnmo olrlcH good values In guld and
hllN,r Iho tunnel has rpnohed M
polWlll uf the Nuu and n Iu pro.
posed 10 continue A. aUalght ahend TO
ntcrtlnu " Tho Nun encountered p ID
bllnd one ar the original one bomu
sought for After penetrating mo
footwull II boz ho Intention ~ dUfi bnrk
rnl rul me vein whore it ig moro solid
mo mon dril ou n 10 learn itF mag.
iuludg Al The onloDls and stockholm.
ors of the Hianul puk company arc
lnuoh pleased with Mo Indications now
hong shown I'm the property
Ih H. OulRou No. driving tunnel ON
me 80 b Clulm In the OulGou group VI
pfoHrtlrH, comprising nlno claims ~.
Gated iuHi Wcat ot the T. q n lust fan
n huge outcropplnR OF hiRh.grnda orc
was discovered ON this No, claim, ana
u i0sfoot incline WAS driven through "a
NNluo'slroak averaging four foOt IN
Width Tho tunnel now being driven IN
nfiy fool honcOlh this Incline, " val.
uoH continue, another tunnel VIII ho
drlNen plll lower down the face Of the
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j, ODER NDORFER,

Stock Broker
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BOOK BINDING
And printing specially attended 20 Mt
the Desoret Nows Onlco Estimates
promptly furnished, Rush orders Q
speciality,
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mountain, Two men arc now engaged
IN DONG assessment work a cabin VIII
BE- butt ana everything In and contigu,
Gus IN the property put IN readiness for
continuous work
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WOOL.
ST. lorrra

H. Louis July A.Wool quiet Ter.
itory and western medium %a20 nnc
medium, 8d2G, fine, lGdlb,
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LIVE STOCK,


Chicago July a -Calilo,-Rocolptp 49,,
0lO market steady Good 20 price steers,
b 500 ii poor 10 medium, 3,Oa6, Is,
r,ockore aud Feeders DW ~, cows q "
az iOi holfcrs, &gi@i Gamers, ioip
2io, bulls, 2&u3ib, calves, 3O0d1 vi
Texas led steers 3WfllbO
Hogs Receipts today BOO tomorrow
Mixed aud butchers. ESia5,@. good to
choice heavy b,UWt.H.R, rough heavy,
b@1569' lights, o'oOu6,m, bulk u solos,
Sheep Receipts. 900. market iO0l6
conts lower Good 10 choice wcthcrr iih
Wb,N W, fair to choice micSd 3,Odl co.
western sheep, AUOut,G, native lambs,
iPai 81 western lambs jWNGN
OMAHA,
South omaha, July "a, Cattle Receipts,
$500, market steady 10 strong Native
steers, dbU5, t0 COWS ana hcilors 2Dif
$40, wostcfn steers, 33ui6Oi Texas
ttoofs, 2,iuj ~, cows ANA hrllcra 2ON
9Gj, cannore, ltOu2 iiI slockors ana feed.
ere. 22,a5 %, calves, S@u5boi bulls,
Hogs Receipts l@oi market weak 90 5
contH lower Heavy D. lOq6,N mixed
h,43'BAjBi lights, biiYj,i0 pigs, it0p
52l, bulk Of sales, bl2l5u6lii
sheep lie.clplt' 1902 market slow and
ut,oo, ewes imdito lambs 5000 M
KANSAS cry
Kansas CITY July q .-Cattic--Rcoolpis,
1900 Native steers i2jdj a5i native COWS
and hollore &p1, ~ stockors ana feed.
orH 2,i5ai,l0 bulls eiul,o0, calves, .. 70
qdib, western fed steers, 9,b0u6,Oo, west.
Crn fed COWS 2i6ni,gb,
Hogs. Receipts. 6.oDi market. steady
bulk o fsalrs 6,Nud 6O heavy jOd6 Oh
packers, 5,b5l0G2k, pigN and lights, b,d0lt
Dos,
Sheep Receipts, t0t0i market steady,
MutlonF, a. nb W. lambs, 6O0iCi q, range
wothcrs, Wdo,doi fed owoe, i2itA,b,
Arizona silver belt., 1905-11-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The People We Meet and Chatty Gossip
 of Affairs in Globe


 Lee N. Stratton, of Stafford, spent a day or two in this city this week.
 The family of S. F. Sullenberger has returned from short visit to Los An geles.
 w. T. Johnson, deputy marshal, con- stable and deputy sheriff, of Stafford, spent Tuesday evening in the city.
 Mrs. H. E. Kelley and daughter, Al pha Lillian, left on Wednesday for a ten days visit with Mrs. Jas. V. Parks at Solomonville.
 David Glenn returned to Globe on Monday from visit to Louisiana. His father-in-law, P. Cawley, came with him on visit.
 Daniel D. Sullivan has returned from a trip to Benson, Douglas, Bisbee and Fl Paso. He will resume ore shipments to Douglas at once, having concluded very satisfactory arrangements.
 George I. Drew, of St. Louis, repre- senting the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.,, was visitor in the city this week, at tracted by the reports of the large amount of building now being done in Globe. He found the situation even better than it had been painted.