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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
GOLD SPRINGS GROWING.
Nevada Camp Which Gives Good
prOmisc--ENcclent Results Obtained.

Mr. G. a Short, the well known min
ing operator is In the city al present.
having Just returned from Gold
Springs. Nevada. NJ. Short says the
camp is forging right ahead and prom
ises 20 be- one OF the greatest camps in
the state, A postOiiice has been estab-
llshed and a daily stage rs in opera
ton. The Gold Springs Mercantile
Co viii open for business within the
next few DAYS and IN point Of popu-
lation the camp is gaining steadily
The new camp Is located about 10
miles west Of Modena near the Utah
Nevada state line II is essentially a
gold camp and several good properties
are being worked there Mr Short
and his partner are working 20 men
ON the Jennie Uydda group. and so lar
The results obtained have been excel
lent He has been engaged In mining
and prospecting In the state for years.
and the result Of this his last veu-
ture. promises To- make him rich
man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
STRIKE ON RED FOX.
Twelve Foot Vein of High Grade ore
Cut on Well known Property.

A special from Ryolite. Nevada, 10
the Daily Mining Record says
4 l2-foot vein carrying am excellent
grade OF ore has been cut al the Red
Fox. which is being operated by the
Forward Mining company Of Denver
The entire vein Is highly mlnerallzed
and contains good values throughout.
but pay Tense Of substantial width
occurs on the hanging wall and % lis
here that the higher values are en-
c0untercd. A greensh and an inr0n-
stained variety Of quartz appears. As.
says from the former returned a yield
in gold Of 500 and Sl60 10 the ton. while
the latter ranged as high as S31S. This
vein shows a surface width Of only a
few inches and values Of but slight
consequence. II appears 10 be rapid.
~ gaining iu both metallic content
and width With depth. II was en-.
counered by the main cIosscut at 1875
feet. at which point 100 feet Of backs
are afforded,
The tunnel will be continued another
100 feet, where II Is expected To reach
the chief contact Of the property al a
depth OF 200 feet. This shows about
four feet ON the surface After this
work is performed II is the intention
Of the management TO return and begin
vertical and lateral operations on the
vein just crossed.
The acreage Of the Red Fox includes
three claims and "a fraction situated inn
meiiately north Of Rhyolite and adj
joining the holdings Of the Bonanza
Mountain. J. NJ. Patrick, head OF the
Forward company. was I'm the district
FOR the past ten days and has just left
10 return 90 Denver. by way OF Gold
field. where the company also has ex-
tensiye mining property. Encouraged
by the present development revelations
he win open the Red Fox ground as
rapidly as possible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
HUMBOLDT COUNTY COPPER.
section Of Nevada Recently Explored
With Promising Results.

4 salt Lake dispatch TO the Denver
Mining Record has the following To-
say regarding the recent investigation
of the Humboldt county, New. copper
deposits by L. r.. Scott and r. :. chat
IS:
J.. h. Scott has returned from Hum
boldt county. where he has been with
D. s. Chany. the disc0Xercr Of the
TranNasl district. for the last several
weeks.
scott aud Chafy went 90 Humboldt
county tO investigate The copper dis
tiict som, o. miles north of Winnie
muceu. loo The section lying along jack
SON creek scott stated that the show
iugs In the section NeIe very good but
that there b. uo particular boom ON.
There are several good prospects n
thc camp and mo of ibcm the Nelson
property BIAS just been taken over on a
$1,000 bond by capt Has-cl 4 company
has boon Incorporated al the Nelson
Copper Mining company.
copper rock has been found In the
district running as high as a. per cent
aUd float that Niu return ~ 20 % per
,Ut ig plentiful The Lay Bros are
running ranch in the neighborhood
and board rin ho obtained there ~ a.
REASONABLE. rate.
From Jackson creek tlo party went
iu the ueN camp of Dyke. which gets
iis name from q great limestone dyke
thdt cuts % and can be traced for
seven miles The way 90 the camp lie.
down Jackson creek and across the
H.a'k Rock desert distance ~ &
miles io the Pine Forest range. ON the
southern end ~ which the camp De- To-
Gated. TOE camp q about ~ miles
south ~ thf oregon line.
Scott said that the country is very
promising and that 30 Tar but little
ground had been taken up in the dis.
irici which BE- fully seven miles long
and two miles wide Tho mon Who dis
covered the big DIXIE. Jackson and IN.
lis N Sumpier or. have Just com.
plcted their location work. but ON one
claim are taking out $500 shipping rpck.
The great dyke that cuts The section.
II nearly 700 feet wide, and the lcdgcs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
Interest in Nevada Stocks is
Much Greater Than
Usual.
BIDDING BRISK AND STRONG.
Irii,idual Sales Small, But Volume
OF Business on Whole Comes
Wei Up 10 Average.

Business for the week opened up
fairly well this morning on the floor
Of the local exchange, The bidding
was brisk and the market on the whole
fairly strong The individual sales
were small but the total volume Of
assiness FOR the day was we'll ui to the
average.
Lower Mammoth was active on The
open board at prices ranging from 90
10 II cents. one hundred Nevada HIS
sold at $500. and the interest in Ne
Nada stocks as a whole was perhaps
stronger than usual Prospects Of a
good weeks business are believed very
favorable. The quotations for the
morning closed as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27

, oecause OF which Health compi,.,,.-
stewart was arrested. has result, oD'r
uoe passage by the city board OF s,',i N
OF very stringent regulations .a, auh
The promiscuous dumping pr a''N
aud refuse along The ha',s OF garbage
dan river Hereafter aii ut The Jor.
such refuse must he me- jumping ~
lar city dumping grounds AT the regu.
place. The health denar,, anu no Other
toned a patrolman alo, ,,''',l mas sta.
river for the PURPOSE ~ VIZ Jordan
sons who violate Tho ,a,,,,..,ui s por-
toned and to see thar an rn 's,'lo'iS men-
cd to the city dumping cra,, oy % maui.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
MEAT AND POULTRY.
WINCHESTERS COMING.
AnOihcr Trap shooting Festival S,Ilcd.
ulcd for salt Lake on Aug. 80.

After spending two days In salt
Lake the trap shooters from Denver,
who piled up high scores In the recent
contest, passed on today In the direc-
ton Of Pocatelo. where a shoot h
scheduled the latter part Of this week.
81 the salt Lake traps yesterday the
shooters piled up high scores. and A
good delegation WAS out to see them
work The men were accompapied
north 10y a number OF local trap shoot.
Ing experts.
The plan now is to have another
shoot here on Aug 60 The Winches.
ter trap shooters are due about that
time from the north 10 give an ok.
hihition ~ how their powder works
on the traps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27

Columbus Consolidated at 7.25;
100 az $50. zoo az 720
DAILY JudCe-lO0 at 1115.
Jumping JaCk-iO0 at 49,
Little Chicf-f.2g0 az 5fs.
Lower Mammoth leo al Gt: 100
M G6. seller go. 100 az g.. seller 90:
100 ai 6S. seller go. 100 ar 60. seller
co. GOO at IN. buyer 50. $500 ~ 20.
MAY Day--i.S0o al H. 70, $500 at i3.
Montgomery Mouutain-2.O 900 at So.
500 an 50.
Nevada Hilla-f0O qt SEQ
New York 500 90 20. 1000 af 49,.
seller so. $500 at S3ia
South Columhus-5N0 go 90. 200 40
a.. buyer 80.
TCtr1--30n at 20t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
DIAMOND IMPoRTATIoNs.
Price subject to Heavy Fluctuatiun-
large Quantities Sull Uncut

According Co the department of COME
m'rCe and labor. S-.000 900 worth Of
diamonds were imported into the Unit
cd States iu the fiscal year 1906. 40
article shows greater nuctuation Boz tna
imports than diamonds lu 1906 the
,otal. as stated. was So 0O0. 600. Coz 1904.
two years earlier only Sis 600 900. m
1908 $4,000 600. in 1900 but 1000 Don.
in 1897 less than 5000. 000. and in 1893
about $1,000. 900. About SO 100000 worth
~ diamonds imported in 1906 were un-
cut % Dc prepared for use by the dIa-
mond-cuttIng establishments Of tho
lu'tct states. while over $4,000 O10
worth were cut bat not SET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
SATURDAYS.

Mtihca l.indquist 90 Union Savings
~ Investment company. lots No s6d
~ block II, Forest Dale .........
N.lis y. Nelson % Mary L n
Nelson. az rods southeast from
northwest corner lot O. block A
MIN +. q. Wi.j s5sI, - = q. Il
Cleey. north hall Of lot 3 block
a. plat \ ....................
l.. e.. Downey ct al 10 Hugh /. IN. "
leE lots ] To- ~ block T. etc.
Coates a Corums addition
DAVID ". tldrcdgc Co }. W. Mellon
l0t 5 block el. h,c.acre plat A
g. 4. r Eldrcdgo 90 J rs Neill-
loi - block . uvc-acrr plat A
y. T.. Holmes % al %
hansiurd. le'NNi. feet southoaet
from rods east NJ northwest con.
nUr lot .. block G plat A.. Ia
lit-rh Investment 90. 10 Hubbard
Investment 60. lots ~ ana o.
block D rh0rndyko addition
Colorado Investment a Land o. 20
christie Gohlc, lots 20 %. BLOCK
81 Belmont .................
Katie Dedcricks 10 s Sslmcnsor
- tN's5 feet Dot block 81
q a. Goddard So sarah A Lemon '
part ~ boz block y Mat A Ia,
lions Savings Bsnk a Trust GO. 10
James T.. McQuilon lots g and
p block 7. Iorst Dale.
II ". Malon io Jacob Schultas.
Tots ] and . block q East Bench
fuhdi vision ............
O. v. Boihvoi Co r. h. MrCoo.
aDEhy. hall Interest in lots 81 ana
60 block q Arlington Heights.
y q. Howe % al t0 n. l.. "A NJ.
MILAN part section !. TOWNSHIP
f0uth. range ! tast..............
William e. Johnston 20 Elena
Tying. leiN9 feet northwest fr6rr
southeast corner lot 2 bloch -
llhA ss.ts.. ............ a
Dseohert lfbCr 90 Ernest fahmanr
southwest quarter section N
township ? south. range west, 4.
angie H. Lawrence % Fred Geiae.
hr sN5 rods northwest from 8 rod.
Mcsi ~ southeast corner Dot 4
block %. plat B-.............. "a
O. y Peterson 20 Emma S. PETERSON
l.lXNi feet Dot 81 block a. MAI
~ ...Hfst. ...t.s....s ..........
SrrCrr 'lawson Go. 90 T.. Al Rrrt.
dIt part Do N BLOCK Mai
ID \ McMiiau to "a =. Hove a al
pau ~ section ! t0urship sopfb
range ! east .........
" r. Hove "a I'll ~ u. A McNHisn
part ~ sfftion J. township south
range I east ....................
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
HINTS ABOUT TELLURIUM.
MI Rocks Showing II should BE hs.
saycd for Gold and silver.

ANY rock or ore which gives de-
cidod reaction for tellurium should be
dssayed Tor gold and silver. Tellurlum,
hoMevtri Is not always accompanied by
gold. IL forms combinations with other
minerals such as nickel. lead and mer-
curry. Where any traces Of gold and
silver are found associated with tellu-
rum, Il would be well TO seek In the
vein for a richer pay-shoOt The geo.
logical conditions stated by the sandy
Nevada. correspondent would usually
be- considered favorable % the occur
renee OF ore bodies. The occurrence Of
numerous quartz crystals bon the vein
has no particular significance. unless %
indicates the pockoty nature 81 the
vein. which o. certainly does iu some
dIslncts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
LOCAL MARKETS.

ln today's local markets may he
found large Quantities ~ GRAPES. can.
iornia vegetables including auantitlcs
~ head lettuce, Mango peppers. ctc
while Utah IS also supplying a Vide
assortment of vegetables. There viii
he car load % sweet uotatocs from
southern California here IN he morn
ING The hrsi car Tot ~ the season. and
me event VIII bc signslized By a low
ofirg n prices Oranges arc pracfi-
caily IN The past tense. though thero Is
car load or iwo within the reach
VI local jobbcrs, who arciebatsng wheth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
OMAHA

Omaha. Aug, -Cattle-Reoeipts 1907.
market best steady. others lower. Native
steers, iEa6.G, COWS and heifeTs 3Wa
5W, western steers, 3O9d3.5 so. cows and
heiiers. 2en3,i5: canners I.Slg 81.
stockers and feeders, 9.75ai. a.; calves gD
400. bulls and stays. 2.2ja3.75.
HOgs-Receipts, 1Ou; market slow 40 .
cents lower; heavy. G.65a5 %; mixed, 5.75a
80; lights 5.SN6.o5; pigs, 50f5.S: bulk
VI sales, j.15G5.S0.
shecp--Rcccipts 100; market stronger.
learlings j.DHj.09 ewes 40J05 o..
lambs gjd7.td
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Aug. e7.-caftle-Rooeip,s
l2oO; market steady Native steers. lo)d
6.SJ; native cows and hti!cIs, 2.Doq5.oj:
stockers ana feeders, 2.Gai5J, bulls no
ass, calves. 3.pffi 90: western steers, 80
u6.09; western COWS 2.O0Hi.00
Hogs-ReCeipts t(o0, market steady TO
strong Bunk OF sales. 6.ljdG.30: heavy,
6.coa6l5. packers, Gl0G6 80: pigs and
lights, j.1jnt.&.
Sheep-Receipts. AOpl. market strong.
Muttons, l.0Ia.51 lambs, G1d15O: Iarge
wethers, i.oaj.5j. ewes. 4gjaj.jg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
SELLS HALF INTEREST.
Share in Claims In American Fork
Canyon Acquired by ". j. Holden.

Especial 10 the News. }
Provo, Aug edward Hines u
American Fork has transferred by min
Ing deed % Willis j. Holden Of Cleve-
land o.. for a consideration OF 81, an
undivided oue-half interest ON the fol-
lowing claims in American Fork cam
yon Mazzie Lode No .. Quartzite,
South security Getting There Getting
There Extension. Martha Lode Extern
sion. Utah Light Artillery. Fisher No.
= Extension Fisher No. s Extension No.
2 Bog Iron Lode
Eta Swarthout Reed OF salt Lake
has transferred 20 Mary Swarthout Of
Provo for a consideration of 81 275 feet
undivided in the Last Hope mining
claim. in Mineral hin IN Tintic mining
district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
CONTRACT LET.
Royal Flush Property Near Logan BE.
gins season Of Development.
Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Aug. 25.-A contract has been
let to drive a 5Q-foot tunnel az the
ROYAL Flush prospect in the foot hills
east Of town As the work progresses
the quality Of the ore improves. and
those interested expect 10 strike some
thing good before this tunnel is COM
pleted
Experts from Salt Lake went up TO
Mineral Point Saturday TO investigate
the iron properties there II is UNI
derstood that the Salt Lake smelters
want to obtain the ore Tor fluXing pur-
poses and II the properties are as re-
ported will buy The property. The
owners are holding the property now
40 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
CITY REFUSE GROUND.
Recent ,gitation IN Health Cunmis.
sioncr's Oflicc Rcsglls in Nc, Rule.

The recent agitation 600 conuection
with the foul dumping ground main.
tanned by tho city health department IN
Third South and Tenth West s,roo,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
1oDAY'S.

Alfred Gardner 10 Arthur Gagdusr
part Of lot g. block -, plat c..
Geo \. Royce and vile 90 Mary p.
bolce. part Of lot o. block 81 'y'gt
ID -t't..t ttt.t--.. .t..................
li,n't benulun and wife 10 Rio d
w ky Co, part Of section "a
ana 10, township 3 south. rang.
west ..-..,.,..-,...,... ..............
Lawrence ScanIOn 10 Edward Jef.
tfy. IT a. part OF ioi 8. block al
II y DoWney 90 Lucetta e.
ID. p"WneN lots On Lake Breeze ada.
~ Geo. -. Tunniclih. deceased.
.. a. blackner part OF lot 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
REGULAR CALL


Carisa-l 500 az e.
Nevada Hllls--3ol az 3.12i-.
Beck Tuuuel-100 40 SO. 100 az 81;
100 40 S.
Century-l00 90 10.
New York-5O0 az 33ia. goo NJ 80;
I 200 at 3.is seller so. 500 az 3eis.
South Columbus-lo0 az 60. 1000
az 90; 1000 20 a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

chicago Aus g.-Tha wheat market
Today Onfncd weaker on active ceiling b.
pit traders Elevator interests alec soII
the December option with seine Orcr.r,
Later the market became nunc- on COW
cung by shorts but tie gase-al tcaa of
The msiket remained ccSy. rl.itsr Neatl
or in De northwest s.aA ihe .eH-on for
me egfv tone. sericGrar v eat Owned d.
% 2 low or 90 st.falI. declined io ~.
aId rallied 20 iit
The ctin rar.ct Ta- STEADY. but trad.
ins WPf very srstH. D-ce,rbcf corl u,e,.
ed = higher az q, sold no ~. ald 20.
yanCed % is144k
The oats market was easier IN svmrstbv
with wheat. December opened unchanged
90 "a shade lower az 1iA.11H1, SOLD Al ele
and for q time held within these felir.
Provisions were somewhat easier sem
TENDER pork was unchanged at l1.OJ. lard
was on cents az N.12.s- and ribs we're -.
cents lower AZ $50.
Cash Whcat-No red. isa7gs. No 2
Tod. i2nl3. No. hard. IN. No 3 hsra
lon'o'4, No ! and No. northern. nothing
doing No. 3 spring 13a75t
oats-No . 2AsHsN.: No g. ePGaft
toru-No. 2. i9isnN. No @. fqi..
The market remained steady AN day al
the early decline. The high point for De.
ocmher was ~. The close was easy with
December o1 = at ia
COMMITTEES held steady an dav Tho
close Wa steady with December a shade
lower az igis0ii
Close. Nhest-scpt. ~: Dec. az,
tnfn-scpt. rt. Dec. ls-.IN
0ats-Sopt- 2slsaeai. Dec. ~.
Pork-Scpt. .1.o3i.. Jan. ia s,i-
Rihs-Sepi., N.iiisns NJ. OCT Sc5iLg
NC ~
Ryc-sept. iia, cash ya5iis
bslley-''ash. s'aig; NJ sept. q.
feeding f '''
FlaN-Nothng doing
Timothy Scot. 3.srfW
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Nov York Aug s1-Sursr. TAN e,,,
iair tohning shH3. Centrifugal e trst
D. molsss's sugar alnei,
Refined SttsdY Crushed. q W. r,Ud,..
ed. l.n. rfauulaff1. $50
Coffcc-stoady. 80 Rio. s..
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
liverpool Aug G-Clasc. Wheat s.,
ts -'4d. Dec. ts ',d March. nomirsI '''
lnc weather in England today VAS tp.
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Chicago Aug. &.-Cattle-Rec eipts 2G0l.
3.Sin6.N; CONS aud heIf-rs lg.l. m.
,tockeIs and feeders 2.tls.3O. Tsy.ns
3Gai.j0; westerns 3C05 q: cs,vor. $50
as.
Hogs-Reccipts 500: market steady
Mixed and butchers 6CJaC51. eosl
heavy C.iGH6 q. rough heavy. 5.5'I5 g..
ilghts. t.cOpJ.ij, pigs, j.HgC p. bulk. d o.
qf.l0
sheep Receipts. 1900: market weak o.
10 cents lower. Sheep. 3.SlJ.6D. lambs.
i1-0s.6o.
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Z. NJ WEST & Co.. stock brokers'
y. L. Walker Biz. Tel i65. res. 35lO.x
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. % F.
So. Temple Tel 80 Ind. gl0-k Bell
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j. OBTRNDORFER,

Stock Broker
Tel Bell 7S2. l6l s. Main ST
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+. II. Snow 6 Co., Stock Brokers,
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1914
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

ST. Louis, Aug. 2i.-Wool steady. Ter.
riiotF and western mediums 21r.s. fine
mediums lH3l, HEc. l"lG
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Wabash-20O az 20.
M0hawl.-l00 az f2O.
REHABILITATION.
A. S. CAMPBELL

Stock Broker. ZIG D. f. Walker Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-27

ts -i4d. Dec. q. 9.d. March n,mir',I ~
fhc weather in England TODAY rs &c..
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SUGAR AND cnL1Er

Nov York Aug Sugar ram e,,.
lair refining ehn3. Centrifugal "a TO-
g. molass's sugar llnw,
Refined STEADY crushed 500. u,v5...
81. t.u. rfauulaffd go
lnnD--sllInN NJ nIn N.
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THE LATE TENANT
C0nfnped from page Y

| see that must act harshly," David said,
making a threatening movement to leave her.
You can have them for hundred
pounds" the girl murmured in fra1l voice
with downcast eyes; to which David, not to
drive a hard bargain with her, at once answered:
Well you shall have your one hundred
pounds"
The next moment, however, he was asking
himself: Who IS to pay? Can | afford these
royal eXtravaganCes in other peoples affairs :
Steady Not too much Violet!
He walked little way from the girl, con-
sidering it. He could not afford it. There was
no earthly reason why he should. But he
might 90 to Violet, to Mrs. Mordaunt, and OBJ
tain the one hundred pounds, or their author
ization to spend that sum on their behalf. In
that case however, how make sure of Jenny
in the meantime' 1t would hardly do to leave
her there in the station, so near to Strauss.
She would be drawn to him as by a magnet,
and he thought that if he took her with him
to the Mordaunts she would recover her self
assurance and demand from the women more,
perhaps, than they could afford In the end,
he decided to take her to his fiat, and leave
her there in Mrs. Growers charge till he re-
turned from the Mordaunts.
That's bargain, then he SAID to her.
One hundred pounds it is. ! take 1t that you
actually have the certificates on you?'
Il may have" smrked the elusive Jenny.
That's all right Have and may have
are the same things in your case. So, now
snail go rlght away TO procure Jhe one nulloIed
pounds, and meantime you'll come with me
to your old fiat in Eddystone Mansions-that's
where I live now, you know, No, don't be
scared. there's some one there besides myself,
and the ghost doesn't walk in the daytime.
They hailed another cab and again Neil,
leaving his lurking place, drove after them.
He saw David and Jenny go into the mansions,
then stood uncertain whether to hurry home
and tell the position of affairs to van Hupfeldt,
who, he knew, must by this time be raving, or
whether to wait and see if Jenny and David
came out again.
He was lettering little way up the house
stairs, thinking it out, when he heard the lift
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters

DANlD HARCOURT is lusty, clean-souled young
~ man from Wyoming, who has gone to London 10
escape the wiles of designing anchers daughter and
make his living writing stories.
He leases fat No. 7, Eddystone Mansions, which
is supposed be haunted by the ghost of Gwendolne
Barnes, who previously occupied the apart
ment, who committed suicide there Her had
been paid by Johann Strauss, supposed to be false
name.
The FIRST night he spends his home he is startled
by strange odur of yoets and inde6nable presence
which eudes his careful search.
He visits Kensal Green Cemetery the next day,
where Gwendoline buried, and encounters Violet
Mordaunt, the Barnes girls sister, who looks upon
all with suspicion, and believes that Hareourt
has followed her. Violet is Joined by van Hupfeldt,
described the typical handsome villain, who apparently
loves her.
David, in love with Violet, learning of the sus-
pcon that Gwendolne had been married Strauss,
and that she had left documents hidden apart
ment, interviews Ermyn L Estrange, the previous
occupant She tells him that Strauss had paid
for the apartment for her, condition that she hunt
for hidden papers She found marriage license, con-
tanning the name " Gwendone Mordaunt and - -"
or van something but had given it Strauss.
David writes Violet that proof of Gwendones
marriage will probably be forthcoming. Van Hupfeldt
asks Violet marry him, and claims the authorship of
Dayid's note, which unsigned.
David goes a London suburb 10 interview Sarah
Ciissing; and, the way back in the morning,
Violet down the and secretly her
house.