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New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
FUNERAL OF DR.. J. LLOYD LEE.
Westminster Presbyterian Church Filled at
Service Over Late Pastor.

Tie funeral oc the Rev. Ts. LLOYD Ice. for nearly
SIX years pastor OF the Westminster Presbyterian
g-h1rrh. .ad street. Seventh avenue was held
N that church Yesterday. DR. Lee died in Asburv
Park \ j.. from typhoid pneumonia. after an
illness Of tWo months The church Was crowded.
The Rey. Dr. n. J. MenenhaiI, who during Or.
Lees illness has been filing his place in the
church. opened the services lie spoke of the dead
psstor's life when he hoy, he having been
pia ~ his; of his struggle in church work.
Of Dis fsitafuiuess 10 ideals of religion and of his
charities The Rev. Or Robert Mackenzie. pastor
of The Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church;
the Rev. Dr Merle Smith. pastor Of the Central
Preshyteri9n church: the Rev. Dir. j. j. Patterson:
the Rev Dr. f. EnENls Of the Third Presbyterian
Church 0f Newark. X. T.: IlT. i. Weaver, presi-
dent - the PRESBYTERIAN Seminary OF Minneapolis:
the Rev pr. clark. pastor Of Tho Bushwick Ave
uu4 Congregational Church Of Brooklyn. and tho
Rev pr pevins Of THE New York Observer
sn spoke Of Dr. Lees church work I'm terms of
highest praise.
Tr Lee died in his forty seventh wear. leaving
wife formerly Miss Lille Dietz. ardent worker
~ nr Psrkh1rst'S church. and FIVE childran-thr"e
hoYs ana TWO girls The eldest is seventeen years
rfT
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
BOON FOR INDOOR TENNIS.
Game VIII BE Played in Ne5c Goth
ReoimCRt .4rmOrY.

Indoor lawn tennis received considerable impetus
yesterday when Colonel Edward F. Duffy OF the
69th Regiment issued orders that the armory
9th street and Lexington avenue he made avail
able for the of the players. His opening of the
armory makes ii possible TO bring about the plans
for the holding Of an open metropolitan champion
ship indoors
The commander of tho. regiment said yesterday
that he favored the Of the armory for tennis.
He opposed to the of all armories for
sports. which sometimes resulted in the abuse Of
the building and the property. He said that at the
suggestion Of Louis J. Grant he had been only too
glad to issue the order.
The first informal meeting OF those interested
in the plans for match and tournament play was
held yesterday at tho Office Of Frederick r. Alex
arder No 80 Pine street. Louis J. Grant and Wylie
4. Grant present and tho first call for play
ers vas Among these Ho-
combe Ward. Harold H. Hackett. Cecil De Mile,
Herbert L. Westfan. James r. Cushman Arthur 7.
Friedman. Hugh Talant. Thomas {. Trask. J. @
A Shaw. Oviedo VI. Rostwirk. pr: Augustus Nads-
worth and q. Lorraine Wyeth- The formal meeting
for the election Of officers ~ govern the play In
ihe seth Regiment Armory will be held on saturday
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
GILLETTE SHOWS NERVE
Covfdenf That He Will Haze Ne1c
Tial-Plays Cards.

r,orki-,er. y Y. Dec. 5.-There rs no'hing
INF ,be appearance Of Chester Gillette IN MS
III to-day that goes with picture or despair
-. o,,,,y man who was convicted OF killing ms
.o,fesrt last night slept well and ate heart
,e- brea kfast than any one else in jail
Gillette feels confident that he will he treated
-, i, the trial that he expects result from
his appeal Notice Of that appeal Will he filed
morrow when Judge Devendorf assemblies
,oprr and sentences the prisoner 10 the only fate
"a, lies within his province after such YER
a., ,;iIette,s lawyers would have been salts
SD m let any other verdict stand.
,;aIefta got a telegram from Mrs. F. :. Gil
.,.,e ,r Denver. his mother. this morning. The
.,.ssaee urges the defendant to have courage
end trgsi in cod. It stated that she had wired
- his attorneys 10 be sure to appeal the case.
and proniSed him that she and his father would
;. st his side when the next trial took place
pozens Of witnesses left Herkimer this after
,,.,n A few Of those called here by the state
-ar,ained Of their own volitOn TO he present a.
IN. session Of court tomorrow. when Gillette
u5I receive his sentence. Ex-senator Mills. Gil
re--e.s senior counsel stated this afternoon that
there would surely be an appeal from the find
'7Es of The jury. He viii be present i'm court
to- morrow and make application tn have the
verdict set aside This will be done prior to the
should the court overrule our motion to set
aside the verdict Will once file notice of
appeaL~ 10 said. There is always chance Of
getting another trial you know. Yes. tho appeal
win he brought on rather unusual grounds. but
have not talked with Mr. Thomas Vet. and am
not Al liberty talk about the appeal until We
have completed our plans.
Gillette is spending the day at cards. He
r,'aKs solitaire for 4 while. and then. when he
oen sei one Of his guards TO play with him. he
engages in 2 spirited game. His mind does not
seem Dreoccupied in The least.
To-day Gillette told the taller that all in the
Sheri1~s department had used him very square
lv and he wanted to thank them for IL
There is 4 rumor around Herkimer this after
noon that The jury was agreed on its verdict
from the very start. but that il had one men,
re- a. 81 = blank ballot several times Just to con-
sumo time and allay suspicion that il might
have been too hasty in reaching its decision.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
RACING At NEW- ORLEANS.
Missouri Lad and GIam0r Keep Up
U'inning Streak.

New Orleans La. Dec. 5.-Missouri Lad and
Glamor. both at odds on. the only winning
favortes the Fair Grounds to-day. II the
fourth victory FOR each -ince the season opened,
few DAYS ago I.ucullus furnished the surprise OF
the day by winning the second at % to l. Gar
ner earned the jockey hOnors with two winners
The summaries follow:
First race furIongsr-K-mp Ridgley lo2 a.
Heunessyp. ,. Henry Bosworth. iO2 90
10 second: Jack Hardy. 90 (Svain1. 10
l. third Time, 1:l4+5 ROYAL Bond ]. J.. .Ir Cap
Mccormick. Roswell Lady Catherine and Belle Of
the South also
Second tsiX furlongs Lucullus. 100 (Young).
!. Cannon Ball. III Garner o s.
oud: WoodClaim, I09 "A Martini. I. third Time
1:I4+s. Sponge Cake. Mart Gentry Onisro. Evening
star cut Glass, Custs, Captani. Ioe and TrissiHian
Third race zone and one-sxteenth rnilesl-Missouri
Lad. iO3 Garner. to 10. DR. Spruiu. ITO 81
HennessyD. 10. second: Florzel. az CT.oyi) *
l. third Time. 1:+7. Hermakis. Bitter Brown and
SyntaN also
Fourth Chandcap: five and half furIonss)-
Glamor. 101 Garner. 3 to ;. Rebo (I. Hen
Messy. 20 :. second Lady Henrietta 100 (schade),
to I. third Time 1:OIis. Sheer and Red Devil
also
Firth race (sx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 115 U.
SMITH. 10 I. Cold circle 90 Garner to l.
second; Maize O'Neill. 80 Mcdaniel. - 10 / third
Time. 1:14s5 Phantom Light Morales. Knight OF
Ivanhoe. Judge Burroughs, John Kaufman and Brit
anhy also
sixth and three-sixteenths mIes>-Padr.
1o9 &C. Fisher won; Safety Light l0e CNicolI
to >. second; Gladiator. 115 tAubuchon). 10
third. Time. c:03. Lena J.. Fred Hornbeck, Hickory
Corners. Discernment. Mae Lynch. Brookston Prince
SaIm Salm, Potheen and Mahogany also
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
RECORD WEATHER ON THE IsTHMUs
Mails Handled in Canoes at Some Places
Wires Into Interior Down.

Panama Dec 5-The photograph. at Gamboa
on TUESDAY recorded the discharge of The
GIagres River as 10000 gallons a second Rail-
road communication on the isthmus is still in
1orr7spted. and mails and passengers at some
points along the line transferred from one
train to another in canoes.
The administration building here was deserted
to-day. as most OF the employees living in the
canal zone were unable to come into the city
because Of The lack Of train service.
Eot since 1873 had there been such weather
on The isthmus rs that recently experienced.
Tclegra pli lines into the interior are down, and
much damage. II Is believed, mas occurred there.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
FurS for All Needs

knviable as past records have
been. this seasons is exceeding them
all 1890. Perhaps the increasing
vogue of fine Furs has something to
do with our ever increasing sales.
but he that as it may, there is a
peculiar satisfaction in having so
many customers return here to buy
after fruitless searching elsewhere
for equally good offerings -
AT PRICES HERE QUOTED
we promise
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
COFFEE STATES sr5oooooo LOAN.

The Sra-e of Sac Paulo. in which three-quarters
of The coffee crop of Brazil is grown. IA about
n issue f=f6oGo9 loan. ii was learned YESTERDAY
part Of the coffee vslorization plan under
which e. fee IS Furnished 10 the bankers cOllat-
eral for fh. Joan One-t'ird Of tine loan, II Is un
derstood. Niil he placed here and two-thirds in
FsfoUe This Is tho Second loan 10 he negotiated
b. the State of Sac Psulo I'm the coffee vsloriza-
tion scheme tho first having been f9r 80 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
MAY OFFER NORFOLK & WESTERN BONDS

IHoTe WI soon be offered . The st0ckholders
q" the Norfolk d Western Railway Company. il IS
Understood. the right TO subscribe for about sl5.
'-"" ~ the E5i0D.@si Of neW convertible bonds
authorized hv them on October IT, The procee.-
~ f'e s-e ~ the bonds viii be devoted meeting
ir 'osf Of iTn.IoNe emcnts ana Of additional equip
mont The issue. il = announced. has been under
E.ltt"n rE Brown Brothers & Co and the Guar
,L--
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
FIRM CELEBRATES ITS 71sT YEAR.

a dinner was given To the employees OF Lewis &
toHs'r 80 Nos l2e and la2 West 42d street. 10y the
heees Of the firm the Murray Hin Hotel last
etef.nE. O. mark the sevcntl-frst year Of the
i-''nso oE f.e house. ID was in 1884 that the firm
Of j. a a. BrrIttu began business at No. sol Broad
N~' g.. 5s5h r. Y. Lewis and H. q. COuger en-
tered rs employ IS BOYS. They formed the firm
4" Lewis & 'ouEeT/n 1s6s 10 continue the business
established uE tho Messr~. Reuian 1'Ee affair was
~ occasion for mutual celebrations between ON
mover and cmp"yes ana interchange of good
wishes .nf tie Tg:ufc.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
HILLMAN AFTER A RECORD

Harry Humau, the i4"-yarl champion, Will try
10 break lis previous record of 90 - seconds
when he runs I'm the uuarter-Iae at the games
Of the l-,h Regiment Athletic club a. the iatter's
arniuIy saturday night. Pete Waters. Tee
Van. Sediey. Robertson and NorthridSe viii also
start iu This The special half-niiIe run has
the entry Of Melvin sheppard ami the games com
1ui5tee win aunouuc. in p few days VINO VIII run
against him.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
THE ATHLETIC BOWLING LEAGUE.
Roseville and Newark Bay Win Odd Games
on Opening of the Season.

-Four teams took part in the opening Of the Attn
ietic Bowling League season last night. The Rose
Vile Athletic Association FIVE went 80 the Montclair
club and " IN two games. while Newark Pay Boat
club team on it's own alleys the odd from the
Columbia club. Of Hoboken
In the series at Bayonne the home team won the
first game ard lost Tho second. After the first few
frames Of the odd game Newark Bay showed In
front and at the seventh frame led Columbia by
Ofry odd pins Thereafter. The Hoboken five never
had a chance. The scores follows,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
LoRp CuRzoN SAILS.

'n rho White Star Liner Oceanic. which sailed
g"SIeroaE Tor Liverpool. went Lord Curzon. who
mas been H This country for some weeks in con
f'',.o9 win family matters connected with his
Geo Htfs formerly Miss Daisy Letter other pas
:. .'EtTs 'I rHe vessel Charles Fr0lman and
i1'.N'i '.nemiNr-. the drama1fst It" latter said
i would he returning here in September Of next
80 ara THAI 'n tine moan fiirc 20 going 10
.lie 2 play fcl Mr.. Leslie Garter. but what
'"out DE- really old not know ."t.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
Buy TONS OF BEsseMER PIG.

IRs Telegraph TIRE Tribune
Iiftsnl-E. Dec. a buying movement i'm Besse-
nar zig IRON for second half delivery Was begun
hsre to-day. when sales Of 25N0o were closed
The 'r r5"" tons went at S2 30 and the next looo0
sod Dr. Tie same interest ~ 81. the seller
iIs alEe~r independent dealer in pig iron in the
country. and II is understood that several other
arce deals hanging fire for some time viii ne
c"se7 this week. The National Tube Company to-
caE announced au immediate advance Of s. a ton
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
ear-olds; purse. $500. Five and
THE FLORIDA AUTOMOBILE RACES.

Anbough the Florida automobile races will not
he held until January p number of automobiles
ora already being shipped to the famous Ormond-
T,.,tooa beach. For the. last four years most OF
,ba racing and touring that have been entered
a. ,,a contests have been shipped from this CITY
49, The cIv,Ie Line. Automobilists have been free
On ..r.ee,ng their praise Of the careful way their
IN thP 80 he ve oeeu handled. The line ls also
in'' more popular each YEAR among those who
'e'"r tlo . aces The "trip gives excellent ocean
-'I9c - % Win pretty coast scenery; steamships ieare
%. +'-'' arher d.. GaL ntte4 VITA ali IoIl-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
TUGS IN COLLISION; ONE SINKS.

Tho LenEh Valley Railroad ing Geneva and
ihe Pennsylvania lug Delaware We're in collision
o0 the Morris Canal basin early yesterdar. \
hole VAS stove in the Genevas port side. The
captain crowded On steam ana got the tug
alongside tho pier inside the basin, where she
sar The crew escaped Only the smok@stac1
and riiothpuse are visible Each crew blameS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
JOCKEY INJURED BY a FALL.

Los Angeles. Dec. 5.-Halton and Six Full came
together in jam and fell in the first race AT Ascot
to-day, throwing their jockeys. Ross who had
the mount six Full severely injured. Finn
Halton. escaped injury.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
AUCTION SALES.

ny VIRTUE OF SEVERAL CHATTEI
mortgages. Samuel Newwitter, auc-
tioneer, will sell to-day at O'Clock in
the forenoon at No 1855 Lexington ave.
Borough OF Manhattan. fixtures and chat
tells OF a saloon located there. together
with the lease of the premises recorded In
the New York Registers ONCE in I1ber
IO9. OF Section 3 OF cOnveyances. page al.
by order OF MORTGAGE.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Samuei Newwitter.
auctioneer. will sell today al $3.50
o'c:ock at Nos All and 419 East 1+th St.
Borough of Manhattan. the fixtures and
chattels Of a saloon. BY order OF mort
Eacee
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

The MontclaT team Was without the SerN ICES or
Wood. In his absence Novel; VAS SHnNututGd.
TSosaz-fIla chance win all three games by
only touching in the Hrst game which fell short
Of Nontcair'S total by nine pins In the next Two
games The Rosevle Athletic Association passed the
s5a mark and easily. Flers9n : second score
was good for 335 and he averaged U+ lof the even
irc ne fnmM.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANI -FACTCRERS Of billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley build
ers lowest prices. MARX BROS, "a
Sur1are
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

The series between the Eliza club and th
T,aesai, club scheduled for last night was post
poned until Tonight
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
ANTIQUES.

GOLD CHAIRS. reception and ballroom.
81 80; also Tegildng picture frames. fur
niture. reasonable charges; leaf guaranteed.
Friedberg's Gliding Shop. eS 9Th ave, op-
nosire 9Th ST
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
BOARD AND ROOMS

s3D ST so WEST.-SeIect family house.
handsomely furnished suits: sirtIa
rooms; baths every floor: hOr water sun
ply, steam heat every room table unex-
celled for quality: special rates 10 desfr
soie Families and prominent guests Tel
s2f9-Riverside
1-EIIEGANTLY furnished apartment. pri-
vats bath 81 so daily. Including neaIs
two SIS weekly; one, SIS. The Alabsma,
10 East i1th St
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
BTSINFSS CHANCES.

\ STATIONERY STORE on Fulton st.
Brooklyn: select trade: net profits, 81.
600 yearly; price only $4,000. established -
years: rcnt whole house only s45 month {;
reasons selling. death: this is an eXcep-
tiona fine chance for sorIe one For fun
particulars apply 70 NJ MDONAl4D-WIGGlN
co. 251 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
UNUSUALLY GOOD VALUES.

Scarfs quoted above include both
plain and fancy shapes and
without paws. heads and tails
Muffs are 81 Pillow shape.
Finer Scarfs and MurTs 70 $500.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
$3.50 Silk Waists
White Goods Dep't
ofssrs
So5s and Waist Patterns

Tastefully Put Up for Gifts.
Also goods by yard for dolls ouA,
nts and wOmen's and chiIdren's
Wear---.--U Useful and appropriats
gi1ts; majority neatly put up I'M
holly boxes.
SHIRT WAIST LENGTHS OF Fsnc~
Madras. silk Chi6ouettes. plain or
dotted Emb'd Dotted Svisses and
r'Eured HatisteS ----.--. .SS TO 4 "a
EMF d ROBE-Princess eject:
heavily ernbd in very handsorn-
uesiEnS ....--...-4 4S x 20 90
FINE SILK CHIFFONETTES-
sheer teXture-cannOt be bouzh,
elsewhere under .3e-OUF Pric. 90
MERCERIzED MADRAS wAIsTTNGs-
20 handsome pattsrns-vaIus % "a
MERCERIZED LINGERIE BATTSrEs
- tnCh-value 80 -.......--. %
MADRAS WAISTTNGS-
Highly Mercerized a we'll appreciates
etft-larze assortment Of hautson1e
patterus-OtherS ask 30 and -4o-
cur price ----.-- ---.--...- o.
As Dolly season is hsrs. popular
materials are Cambrfcs. sheer
NailsCokE. India Linons. Persian
lawns. Lingerie Ratistes. Organizes
fancy SwIsses and plain and dotted
Mutls-Prices- --------.---- 50 70 $50
SHEER NAISSOOKS for Ineants'
wear and ladies' UEdervear
t2 2yarf pieces ----------t I 90 60 2 %
PERSIAN I.AWNS-Very sh-sr-
in great demand FOR ''Shadov'' work
- inches wiie-formeriy AZ ...... .S4
IMPORTED EMRD BATTSTES-
neat patterns-worth 50 9---.-....... "a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
TyPEW KiGtNG.

TTPEW RITERS All makes sH'd- --n'-F-'
re0strai eSchar sed eGnble s~r' to-
Co-iran. . Nas-E1 $, IeleFhone -.ic -
CogJ.andL
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
Lace Bed Sets

Special purchases Of these sni
reductions in odd sets give op-
pOrtunity 10 buy like this:
Irish Point Red Sets
Medallion Centre with deep hsndson-
borders 20 match-shams 70 match
worth SlOSs -.-.--------- .----..-S z. AS
Fine Irish Point Bed Sets
Extra Iarg~ medallion 1orsi centre
deep bOrder-valus SIG 9S- - %. %
French Net Bed Sets-Extrs LsrK.
Centre motif OF Marie Antoin-tt- OF
Renaissa nce-deep fsstoOn valance
bolster shaUs to match
value $1t-ss ---....------...--1s !. GS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
STEAMBOATS,.
NiACHlN ERH.

At REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
xood and iron working machines; fully
,s~.oreed machinery bought and eS-
sba,r.d dEO. Il. EDDY. 29s Madison st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
BOARD WANTED.

GEN FLE.MAN desires suite OF two rooms
and bath. between Broadway and Madi-
son ave. and 40th and Goth sts-; required
hrSt class appointments electric light and
breakfast; no restrictions. Terms. furnished
or unfurnished. 10 A. R.. 2. .. Box ST..
New York
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
ChiIdren'S Fur Sets
Thursday Is Also Notion Day

Cut prices right thro' the stock
These are only representative
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
Brooks Spool cotton


wORSTEpS AND YARNS-best qualites-LOWEST PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
1888 Tailored Suits II

Brcsdcloth. Chsviots and Twae5s
b'ark. coiors and stylish mfxtures-
medium fitted. semi fitted and Pony
coats-all satin lined
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS.

y H. 20 22- - Fourteenth st
H. To- To- L. 10 70 81 - Thirteenth St
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

CHIFFON BroadcIoth. Chiffon Panama
ana 'ravsnette-also Wolfe. with and
without taffeta trtn-variatv Of fash
tonahle pleated styles-rnelv tafIora1
and finished
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
s24.9s Broadcloth Suits tsq,

H'acN and newest Colors- exquisits
s'Nies IN Pony or fitted coats-witn and
without fancy vests-satin or SIX lined
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
s3s.9s Cloth & Velvet Suits zA.ss
s4e.eS Dress Skirts

collection OF elegant Suits of Chif-
ION, BToadCloth 1'hevfots and Velvet
Blouse. Pony and fitted styiez.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
SO s19.9s Evening Dresses zf.ea

Crepe do Chine and China sill1-rfch
qAahty- also White Net-Friuesss and
tWo-piecs STYLES, with heavy ..sfn
girdl~s elabOrafely trimmed with
Mechln and Val laces. uledalIionx
shirrinzs. tucks. piests. rII--- &c
Fine Assortment at Lower ana
Higher Prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
BEAVER COUNTY WILL
HAVE ANOTHER MINE
Cedar Extension Company Be-
gins Career With Many
Points i'm Its Favor.

A mining company of special interest
at this time has just been launched
upon its career by Salt Lake talent,
with Beaver county as the setting. This
company is the Cedar Extension com
pany, articles being filed in this city on
Friday This company is interesting
for the reason that IL adjoiDs the Cedar
ground, upon which has been discovered
some OF the richest ore found In Utah
during the present season, and for the
additional reason that many of those
who are responsible for the splendid
successes Of the Cedar company have
given life TO the Cedar Extension com
pany.
The Cedar Extension lies Joining the
Cedar ground to the west, and, as Its
name implies, It's boundary lines con-
tain the extension of the Cedar ore
bodies. The company owns ton claims,
or about lS5 acres. and the vein from
which the Cedar company is extracting
such rich shipments Mt this time is
stated to cross the newly-organized com
pany's possessions, along its strike, for
distance of $500 feet While the or
ganization is the youngest ia Beaver
county, it owns a group Of properties
whose resources have on moro than one
previous occasion found entrance TO the
local market.
As was invariably the case, however.
with all the earlier mining in this coun-
ty, the first operators searched the mere
surface for values, never going to
depths whore tho real wealth of the
country lies. The recent developments
upon tho Cactus. Cedar, Tahsman and
other companies upon reaching hereto
fore untouched depths have demon
strated that beneath the surface depos-
its of rich ore arc larger and richer
bodies, much more permanent than was
ever considered possible for Beaver
county,
The Cedar Extension company begins
career of usefulness with every posi-
BILE means for success within grasp.
The company is a strong one and will
be watched with great interest in local
circles as it proceeds upon opening up
its resources. j. Geoghegan is presi-
dent; s. $. Pong, vice president; H.
Barnett, secretary and treasurer. C., c,
Dye and W. II. Jones complete the
board of directors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
DAY ON CHANGE.
Higher Priced Stocks Still Hold Atten-
tion on Exchange,

The local mining exchange continues TO
give evidence OF the present prosperity
OF Utah mines and dealings In mining
stocks. The amount OF business trans
acted during the morning session yester-
day was about half es large, as far rs
cash values were concerned, as the entire
week OF last year Saturday morning n
total Of 2i.467 shares was sold represent
ing a market value OF s23.3T3 IS During
the week that ended yesterday 2l5, ,402
shares were sold, these having a market
value OF S203. 090.s0. During the samo
period of Inst year total OF 1928 71o
shares passed hands. with n market value
OF S54. 4.I5s3s. Columbus Consolidated,
DAILY Judge, Little Chief and Carlsa were
active Saturday morning. Nevada Fair
view. Lou Dillon and Daisy Annex. the
latter a newly-listed stock were the only
Nevadas dealt in. The quotations for the
day and week closed as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
MORNING SALES.


Ajax 500 al 3iC.
DAILY Judge. 200 al sli.S7i; 35 at Sl2.
Nevada Fairview, 5000 at 32c
New York, 500 at 24c.
Scottish Chief, 300 at loc.
South Columbus, 500 NJ ole.
Victor Consolidated. 1000 at loc.
shares sold, S035.
Selling value. 5000
OPEN BOARD,
Century. 200 at i0c.
Carisa, 100 at S1.15; 21o0 at sl.l2i.
Columbus Con, 700 at $3.50; $50 at
S6 40; 500 at S6.45.
Daisy Annex. 1900 at 20c.
DAILY Judge, 10 at Sl2; 10 at Sll.'o; 700
al sll.S7i.
L.ittle Chief. 1000 at I7c.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at csc,
Lou Dillon. 500 al i6c.
MAY Day. 1000 at lS9c.
Nevada Hills. 200 AT $40.
Star Con. 1900 at lie: 2l2 al lo;c.
Uncle Sam Con, 800 at i0c.
Shares sold. l6.432
Selling value S1s.203.25.
Weeks totals. Shares sold, 21o, ,4s2; SELL
ing value 5000, 0eo.s0
Same week last year: SHARES solo, To-
7I5: selling value, S5tsI54.3Ss