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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-02
MAKES RICH STRIKE.
Ophir Canyon Is Scene OF Latest Ex-
citement--Assay Values Show Well.

What may develop into the biggest
strike OF the season In his vicinity was
reported Sunday night by Harry II.
Wevl, who has just returned from the
Twir River country, says the Round
Mountain Nugget, The new strike was
made By Mr.. Weyl some time ago aid
he has developed the property suffi-
GENTLY 10 assure himself that the values
are permanent
Ophir canyon Is the scene Of this lat
est strike the property being located
near the famous old Ophir mine and In
the same formation as the recent strike
OF Frenzil brothers IN that district
Mr.. Weyl has exposed ledge averag-
ing six feet In width nnd giving assay
values as high as sliG TO the ton, the
average assay across the ledge being
$40. The values are In gold silver and
lead, with a trace OF copper.
The ledge Is found in contact OF
granite and porphyry and the quartz Is
OF n honeycombed character and gray
ish In color. The ledge has been traced
for nearly half mile.
Interested with Mr.. Weyl In the prop
erty are John Hayenga. William Rick
man and w. II. Bohannan. Numerous
assays have been made and the owners
are satisfied that they will be able 10
take out shipping orS from the start.
To that end force OF men has been
put to work sinking n shaft. which II Is
proposed to put down othc 5o-foot ley-
| Ell before prosecuting.
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CONCENTRATES.

Col +. c Loose Of Provo spent yes
terday In the city on business
supt NJ ]. Daily of tho silver King
was In the cit. yesterday for a few
hours on business.
Frank p. SwNdler of the Heinze staff
came In from Tlntic yesterday to SUBJ
NIT his report on the district.
+, b McKeon came up from IN.
Tallsman yesterday. He Is very much
pleased with the way things are shap-
ing for the property.
"A. Il. Hyde Jr. of the Biscuit Mining
company, with properties at Cherry
creek, left laSt evening for the camp
TO superintend the work OF Installing
the hoist on the property
Manager ID. P. Rohlfing of the Lulu
and Frisco Contact In Beaver county,
came up from the property last night.
Owing to delay In delivery the work
OF installing the new plant, ETC.. at the
Frisco has not yet been commenced.
President John Dern of the Console
dated Mercur stated yesterday that the
fuel situation at Mercur was Just az
serious as ever. only three OF the elgh,
roasters being IN commission and with
a prospect OF no fuel whatever at the
| end of few hours.
Or. Frank +. Carpenter scientist and
| metallurgist of Denver. Colo, passed
| through the city yesterday en- route
for Newhouse, where he VIII make an
| inspection of the sulphur beds about six
| miles south OF that place, the property
| OF Col. Nicholas Treweek. DIR. Car.
penter is acting for the powder trust
and should the beds prove up to expec-
tations they will likely be taken oyel
by that organization.
The mining Industry OF the country
was never more fourishing than al
present, According 10 the New York
Journal OF Commerce fifty per cent oi
the interpretations for October Is con-
nected with Il IN one form or another
How great 1t Is may be realized from
the fact that the total OF the incorpora.
items for last month was 1915, 376. 600
And no part Of the country Is benefit.
ting more from this industry than Utah
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STILL GUESSING.
situation With Regard to Ohio Copper
Remains Unchanged.

The situation with regard to Ohio
Copper remains unchanged so far as
f. Augustus Helnze and the heads OF
the Ohio are concerned. Neither side
will discuss the matter in any manner
whatever.
In certain quarters II Is stated au-
thoritatively that there Is no room for
doubt but what the deal has already
gone through. The long continued ST.
lence on the part OF the principals is
having bad effect on the stock how
ever, although there was little change
in this mornings quotations.
The local mining fraternity continues
to look forward with interest TO an ex-
preston OF opinion from Heinze re-
gardng the Deep Creek country, where
so much Salt Lake capital Is represent
ed. IL is pretty generally felt that the
impressions he has formed are OF a
highly favorable nature, otherwise he
would never have become interested 10
the extent he has.
Mr.. Heinze will probably remain in
Salt Lake for some days, part of which
will be taken up with trips TO Bingham
where he .is heavily interested. Up To
now nothing has been given out as to
the extent of his recently acquired
holdings in the Ely district, but these
are believed TO be considerable to say
nothing of the number OF claims on
which he is credited with holdings OPP
lions
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MINERAL POINT
DRAWS ATTENTION
Deal Said to be Under Way for
Sale Of Great Iron Ore
Deposits.
MAY MEAN BIG STEEL WORKS.
District Contains Immense Body Of
High Grade Iron Ore Suitable for
Manufacture of Bessemcr Steel.

a report Is current in local MINING
circles to the effect that the great iron
deposits OF Mineral Point. about 20 miles
from Logan. Utah. are about to change
ownership. Il. n. Wilson. the man
above all others who has demonstrated
the value OF the fields. admits that this
Is true, the prospective purchaser be-
Ing one OF the big steel companies Of
the east.
The ore zone at Mineral Point exceeds
5000 feet in length. 1000 in width and
200 in depth, and this entire area Is
practically one continuous ore body.
About 10 per cent OF this Is pure iron,
only one place IN the country, a point
IN northern Michigan, producing ore To
equal II. The ore is convertible into
Bessemer steel at little expense, which.
IN view OF its size. makes IL one Of
the most valuable deposits OF its kind
anywhere.
Mr.. Wilson has already done $50 feet
OF work In the shape of tunnels and
shafts and Is working force OF men all
the time. This work has demonstrated
beyond question the extent and value OF
the deposits. That the proposition is
one OF merit Is perhaps best shown by
the fact that already reputable COM
pany has Offered a 20 per cent greater
royalty than Is usually given, on 25-
year lease on the basis OF 1000 tons per
day production.
The present negotiations are regarded
as significant in that they confirm in O
measure the rumors that plans are be-
irg laid for the con eft rrpfion NJ ON i'm.
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ORE SHOOT OPENED.
And Stock Gained Fifteen Gents on Re-
ceipt OF News In San Francisco

The Mohawk ore shoot was opened
IN the Sweeney. or LOTUS & Davis
lease, IN the Combination Fraction,
yesterday afternoon, says the Gold
field Tribune of October 30 The ledge,
which was cut by the shaft at a
depth OF 800 feet was picked up in a
crcss-cut 40 feet from the shaft. $50
feet below the surface. Samples from
the face are now IN tho furnace. but
the few persons who saw the ore de-
clare that fire test Is unnecessary 20
place 1t I'm the shipping class
The news was flashed over the
wires 10 Frisco last night, and the
stock, which could be had at s1,4O
Saturday. went TO sLb5.
The lease end lines the Mohawk
and joins tho Uri B. Curtis block on
that ground. which started to load
ore from the $50 foot level Friday OF
last week
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PLAN ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT.
Big Cottonwood Copper & Gold Mining
Co. Enters Era of Prosperity.

In connection with the increase In
the capital stock Of the Big Cotton
wood Copper and Gold Mining COM
rany amended articles providing for
which were filed yesterday "a now
announced by the management that
A per cent of the new stock Is to be
set aside to provide capital for an ac-
tive campaign Of development.
Bell telephone connection has been
established with the mine, eight
months supplies have been put in
ard work on the tunnel from the Big
Cottonwood side of the divide will
be continued uninterruptedly all win
ter.
The company owns approximately
200 acres of ground on which three
known ore bodies have been disclosed,
all OF which have been more or less
developed by tunnel and shaft. In
what Is known az the Relief shaft
tho ore runs over per cent copper
and SO in gold and silver.
Manager Nicholas Treweek says that
ample funds are now available for The
development of the property, and that
by next spring plans will have been
mstured for The opening of tho mine
at depth.
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THE LAST CALL

For issuance Of subscribed stock In
Western Idaho Sugar Company has
been issued by the company. new stock
to be issued November /. 1906. A little
OF the stock can now be bought be-
low par II you desire some Of this
stock az a permanent investment now
Is the time TO buy. Those competent to
Judge say the seasons run Is proving
an unqualified success. orders for
stock will be filed in the order In
which they are received.
George NJ. Cannon Company, Rooms
5l2-5l3 Templeton Building.
Why Western Idaho Sugar stock
Ought TO be Good:
Prest OF the company. JOS. r., Smith.
e Nice-Prest. y Gen. -Hgr. 4. Il, Cutler.
other Directors: Jonn X. Wlnder.
w. y. Mccormick, John Henry Smith.
Heber J. Grant. John c. Cutler. e. w.
Nioley and Geo. c. Parkingson.
The factory is model in efficiency
and completeness. Beet crop finest
ever raised in first season, both for
quantity and quality. Beets from this
district took first prize at Irrigation
Congress at Boise, In competition with
entire Western America Lastly, the
country tributary for cultivation q
beets Ia unsurpassed In area. and with
season from two weeks to a month
longer than usual In case OF other fac
tories In which Utah people are In
terested.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON
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CEDAR MINE LOOKS WELL.
Well Known Beaver County Property
Promises Great Things.

II, Barnett, SECRETARY ofthe Cedar
Mining company, returned yesterday
from the mines in Beaver county with
all kinds OF good news for the many
salt Lake stockholders OF the company.
The management Is now coming into
some excellent lead and silver ore in thu
shaft about 50 feet below the ore body
opened by the incline and fully 20 feet
away from this point. The ore CORE
spends to-that in the incline, tending to
prove the continuity OF the Cedar re.
sources TO that extent Average tests
OF this ore give splendid results,
A car of ore will be shipped sometime
before the end OF the month. and 1t Is
quite likely that this will be followed
by a second before the end OF the
month.
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THE HILL STOCKS
MADE GREAT GAINS
Northern Pacific and Great North
ern Went up 5l4 and 9i4
Points Respectively.
STRENGTHENED MARKET SOME
Was Some Recession In Few Con-
spicuous Ones--With Contracting Of
Business, Speculation Irregular.

New York, Nov. 1.-The London stock
market upon the resumption Of trading
after the holiday did not take up fully
the advances the Americans made here
yesterday. The tone OF the opening here
was unsettled and prices In the majority
OF stocks receded. The Hill stocks, how
ever. rose buoyantly, Great Northern pre-
ferred rising points and Union Pacific
2is. Chesapeake & Ohio declined IL, Read
ing and Pennsylvania ga. Trading was
active.
Spectacular buying OF the Hin stocks i'm
parted degree Of strength TO the mar
ket. but the rise in other important rail-
road stocks was not large The high
prices OF Northern Pacific and Great
Northern preferred indicated gains of GA
and 9A respectively. some Of which were
lost when realizing began. Amaigamated
Copper and Lead rose i point. Isolated
declines OF points In American Linseed
preferred, IA In National Railroad or
Mexico, and III in st. Louis and San Fran
cisco second preferred. The market be.
came quieter but was near the top at IL
o'clock.
The market was quiet during the sec
ond hours trading but the tone was
strong and substantial additions were
made to previous gains. Reading rose
| ia. Brooklyn Transit 2is smelling ia.
| Colorado Fuel ~ Tennessee Coal IL. st
| Paul. Erie second preferred, American
| Car and General Electric |. Chesapeake
| & Ohio fell IA.
| Bonds were irregular
Some OF the stocks that were conspicu'
GUS In the morning advance fell back
| hut their influence on the market was
| nullihed by advances at other points,
| Business contracted as usual when the
| speculation became irregular
After | o'clock Reading was run up tc
| 1885. but the rest Of the market did not
| respond
The market closed moderately active
and easy. Reading was pushed mp further
| to an extreme rise of ~. elsewhere the
list reflected n disposition to take profit
w. and 81 Paul more than its rise, Read
ing then reacted rs.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-The wheat market
opened today firm With the greater part
Of the trading in the May open option.
Commission houses were good buyers and
the greater part Of the selling WAS by pit
traders. The chief bullish influences were
the continued small movement IN the
northwest firm cables and decreased ship
ments from Argentina. December opened
Q shade to \ higher at 1iisai5, sold at IS
aud reacted to asa,
The corn market was steady on good
buying by commission houses. Trading
was very quiet. December opened a shade
lower 90 shade higher at 49, to 4Sts
and for II time held within these figures.
The Data marker was steady. trading
light December opened X higher at 33S,
and sold at 3a.n17s.
Despite a strong hog market the pro-
visions market was easier on active SELL
ing BY local longs. January pork was 5
cents lower at IA i2ik; lard was down ~
40 cents at s.57ia 10 s.00 and ribs were
unchanged o ga cents higher at Lon
7.12is
down hak AZ AZ.
Corn-The close was easy with De-
cember lsnA lower at 4ah.
Cash :Wheat-No q graG75: No. 2 red,
73%n7ih; No hard. 7ibdf5; No. 3 hard,
I2pIi; No, l northern, 7saSl; No. do,
76hS0: No. 3, 12d7s.
Corn-No. :, i6h; No. :. 4slsepie%.
oats-No. . 3SaS3A; No. 3. 3aA
Close: Wheat--Dcc.. 7tis; MAY, 1911.
Corn--Dec az May. iiIiiik,
Oats-Dec.. ca%u3s| May. Siik.
iiio.
I.ard--Jan.. S.s2is.
Ribs--Jan. 1.6siz
Barlsy-Cash. iiaSa
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MORNING SESSION
ABOVE AVERAGE
Business Keeps up on Change
With Prospects Highly
Favorable.
UTAHS ARE STILL FAv0RlTES.
Market Shows Usual Strength and Val
ues Are Well Observation-Disclosures
Consolidated Was Feature.

Business kegs well up to the aver
age OF the past week or so on the floor
of the Salt Lake Stock and Mining Ex-
change. The sales were heavy this
morning on both the open board ana
regular call and the market continued
strong and active. ,Nevadas were very
quiet. ali the transactions With a few
exceptions being In Utah stocks.
Columbus Consolidated was perhaps
the feature OF the morning, several
blocks Of the stock selling at prices
ranging from IS 80 to $500. A number
OF shares OF Lower Mammoth changed
hands during tho regular call at 10 to
81 cents.
During the regular call total OF
2l.GOO shares were sold representing a
worth OF sI2.o29. Sales on the open
board amounted to 600 shares, worth
sg3,sle.
The quotations for the day closed as
follows:
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

Henry Burnett, Jr, 10 Anna J.
Scott. 3s3xS19ib feet lot ~. block
20 l0-acre Mat A .....,..'..-..,,... =
Samuel y. Wright to A. y. Irvine,
III III, one-third interest part OF lot
49, section Is, township south,
range | east .......,,t..,..,,...,t.,.
sandace 4. Wilcox to Joseph Smith.
one-half interest east half or lot :.
block so, plat B..,...,.,.,......,,,.: =
Clarlssa r. Barlow to X Hayward
Ell al., part Of block ! g. plat A...,
Harry |. Miers TO William Boag, 10
acres northeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter section 10, town.
ship south. range 2 west.....,.,..
w II. Walker to Eunice NJ Main
waring, 100 acres section 10.
township 2 south. range east....
Laura w Atkinson to W. l.. VIM
mer, part of lot /, block 10, plat
Mary T.. Thorn TO Charles o. Saun-
ders. 5ox1Ss feet lot q block II.
plaf h ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Joseph T.. Morris 10 John w. Bar
rett part OF section "a, township
south. range east ..,u.......,.l.,
Estate ]. $. Patterson to c. b. VIII
cox, half interest east half lot ..
block 80, plat Observation-Disclosures. :,
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

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In your former field OF labor, to whom
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THERE is NO REASON.

Why your baby should be thin, and fret.
ful during the night, Worms are the cause
OF thin, sickly babies. 1t is natural that
a healthy baby should be fat and sleep
WELL II your baby does not retain its
food, don't experiment with collie cures
and other medicine, but try a bottle OF
Whites Cream Vermifuge, and you will
soon see your baby have color and laugh
as IL should sold by u. c. M l, Drug
Dept, III and ia South Main Street. b
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REASONABLE PRICES,
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

THE lone MINING & MILLING co
Principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City, Utah Notice Is hereby given that
al meeting OF the directors held on
ment of one-nfth OF ono cent d-a) per
share, being assessment No 5, was duly
levied on the capital stock OF the corpora
ton. payable Immediately to r. w. Mad
sen, Secretary OF the Company, at his
office, 81 East First South Street. Salt
Lake CITY, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
the 3rd day Of December, 1905. will be de-
llnquent and advertised for sale at public
fore, will be sold on the 18th day Of DC.
ccmber, 1906. Mt 3 y. m, to pay the delln-
quent assessment together with costs Of
advertising and expense OF sale.
n. w MADSEN. Secy.
No. 81 East First South Street, T. o.
Box i0S. salt Lake City, Utah,
Dated Nov. I. 1906
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

Omaha, Nov 2--Cattle- Receipts, 1000;
cows and hslfers, 25ftll 80; western
steers 3.0cd4, iG Gamers, n50a2.D; stock
ers and feeders, 2.15ui 60; calves, 1000
GOO; bulls and stays. 2O0Gl3.TJ,
ogs-Recelpts. 5000. market strong.
6.15l,6 22is; pigs. s. $4,000; bulk. 6 00n6 Is
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market 10di5
cents lower. Yearlings. 5.50d6, %; weth-
ers, b.cln6,5o; ewes, i.5ONo.l5: lambs, C.25
MI.2j.
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rlax clover and rlmothy-NothIns do

Flax. clover and MISUNDERSTANDING do
ing
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. Nov wheat-Decn Is
5ysd, May, IS sd
Weather In England today rainy
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Nav YORK. Nov 2-sugar. raw, quiet
Fair refining, s%, centrifugal .% test
37t molasses sugar, 3's,
Refined-steady. Crushed, $50; powder
ed, 4aO; granulated $50.
Coffee--Quiet. No. 7 Rio, rs
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NEVADA STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
REGULAR CALL.
treat Bond-1,ooo at IS.

Great Bend, 900 at %.
carisa--300 at So.
paly Judge--200 az 1t.3I ".
T.ower Mammoth-i00 at "a; 400 at
sa. 200 at SO; LOO at so; 1000 ut 10.
Lou Diilon--2,S00 at AZ, zoo at AS;
600 at 1914
silver Shied--1,7oo at II; 1900 at
Uncle sam--1,ooo at 3s; 100 at
Heck Tunnel-1.7O0 at 1t7ia.
century--tO0 at Al; 500 at 40,
Little Chief-200 az l6.
Scottish Chief, 600 at II.
south Columbus--500 at so,
Yankee-2,100 at 46; 100 at A..
OPEN BOARD
kjax--100 at so.
Beck Tunnel--600 at t.2O.
cafisa--300 tt 62 500 at So.
columbus Consolidated---6o0 at $50;
400 AT $50: 200 at SOS; 800 at $40;
HOO at 6. rs; 200 at $50. buyer so;
ZOE at e.95. buyer 60, 800 at 100,
buyer so.
Little chief--5o0 at 1917
Lower Mammoth--1,0 900 at so, seller
co.
Uncle sam---5Oo at ass.
RECAPITULAT1oN.
shares. Value.
Regular call.......2k60o $lg,o?s.oo
Open board. ..... $500 2S,siq'O0
forenoon totals. ..2s.soo sS5,sts.OO
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Don't use harsh physics. The reac-
ton weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan's Regu-
let's They operate easily. tone the
stomach, cure constipation.
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KANSAS CITY.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. Nov Wool steady. Tor
rtory and western mediums 2iGg7: Rne
mediums, lsG22 fine, i6af
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THREE DAY SHEET

Music sale. lOc per copy. Clayton
Music Co.
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r. X. Snow & c., Stock Brokers.
g Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1914
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
A. 8. CAMPBELL. /.
Stock Broker. 2ls D. +. Walker Block

CANNON BROS, BROKERS'. "a II.
So Temple. Tel. $40 Ind. gl0-k Bell
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z. M. WEST q. Co. stock brokerS
ID. II. Walker Blk. Tel. les; rea 36io-x
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FINE JOB WORK

FINE JOB WORK
Turned out on short notice at tho
Deseret News, A big shipment OF new
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cIIICAGo.

Chicago Nov. Cattle Receipts, 800;
market steady. Beeves, i0On7 %. cows
and heifers, / .Goa5. IS; stockors and feed
ers. 2.4ou4 20; Texans, 3 ,i5q4 80; westerns.
3.g0d6 10; calves, 6.09T7.I5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market strong TO
cents higher Mixed and butchers, s.95
l6 i7is; good heavy. 6.3pd6. S7is: rough
heavy, 5 $3.50: lights. 6.scg6 42,s; pigs,
5.75ff6. 10: bulk, 6,o5@G.40.
Sheep Receipts, 1900. market strong.
Sheep, 3.I5d5.6o; lambs, it9a7.15.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city Nov. -Cattle--Receipts,
4.0c0. market steady. Native steers, ,an
6.75; native cows and heifers, 2Oosli Is:
stockers and feeders, 2.60@4 81. bulls 30
Q3.0; calves. 2.iOW6.0o; western steers
3.iO4i5. %; western cows, 2. 2JU3. %.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market strong to
8 cents higher. Bulk. cl1i5d675. heavy,
6.2em6.Eis; packers, 6,15a6.2iz; pigs and
lights. 5.I5M6.Z,
Receipts, 5000; market steady to
strong Muttons 46oq5 80; lambs coca
7.0; range wethers, 4.6oM6.00; fed ewes.
4.21l5.2d.
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T'His Standard as Book, veil hov.a
orsd ,latss, weighing foa, ~
2 half pounds, sal. a. N. n.as
News Book Store for '
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-08-08
DRAWING THE LINES.
An Anonymous Attempt to Revive the
Couny Against Town Feeling.

The following circular has been
distributed broadcast throughout this
city and county by someone inteces-
ted in the county campaign. These
responsible for it are evidenly
ashamed Of the work, coY nc name Is
signed to the circular. IS the CIR.
cular says: Comment is useless on
this sort IF campaign ~-or,>.
For the consideration OF the vo-
ters of Sumter County: --~,.
City. D. Wilder, Au:li1or
City-L. /. Parrott Clerk of Court.
City-T V. Walsh, Probate Judge.
--City-W. H. Eppersoa. sheriff.
City-R L Manniag: Senator.
City. H. Clifton, Legislator.
City-T. B. Fraser, Legislator
City-W. H. Scale, CO. Supervisor.
Country-E. ". Dabbs, Legislator.
Country-S. D. Cain, Sup. Educa-
ton.
Country. T. W. Lee, Treasurer.
Until the recent death Of Mr.. Alta
mont Moses, the State Senator and
every Legislator was a resident Of the
city of Sumter. Comment on the
above table is useless.