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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23

ne New 1ork bonanza property is
looking so good that according 20 one
Of the directors &c win not Doe necessary
% hold any more meetings for the pur-
pose ~ levying assessments, says the
Record. Hauling from the mine has
been going on an week, and the pro-
duct is unl being 3akeu out at the mine.
The yein carrying a big streak " good
GRE has now been uncovered for a dis
lance ~ 100 feet from the $50 level 90
the go level and wherever 81 has been
expected and looked Tor On fact. ore has
teen uncovered. About 81 tons OF ore
have been shipped this week and from
this big proceeds are expected The
management Is very highly pleased
with conditions at tho mine
Operations 40 the Steamboat mine az
the head or Snake Creek canyon. are ln
fuE blast again with force OF Is men
VIM Witt Of Heber city being ln
charge OF the work 10 was found ne
ccssary 10 do considerable repairing az
the mine before work could be resumed,
a snowsllde last winter having carried
away the blacksmith shop and the tun-
ntlhouso. scattering the tools which
were stored there an over the noun.
tain. To avoid "a repetition of this
trouble a tunnel win De- run 10 the
left. from a point about go ieet Doc from
Tho mouth OF the present workings so
as 20 reach the surface so high on the
ridge that o. win be- impossible Tor
slides 20 reach Co. There is stil "a
great deal ~ snow IN The ndghborhool
~ the mine ana o. SIS packed almost
af hard az Gee.
AccordInr TO one o. the officers ana
heavy stockholders ~ the Odin come
pauy he property .s opening up bigger
and bigger every day and the mine
is paying Cor us own development An
average OF two cars of ore per week Ir
being sent out. and n necessary the
output can Dee much Increased on short
notice.
ITS he same Ola story from the on.
tario drlin tunnel looking good
and hoping for the best About the
same flow OF water is coming from
the tuunt'. the water rs steadily lower
| ing u the shaft. and tapping the big
/ body wIu occur .n the near fu-
ture. II ihe good ground holds out and
nothing unforeseen happens
a complete outfit n boilers and mach.
| lnery formerly used hy he Ontario
company. was sent O. Ely Ner.. this
week Co De Installed AZ fhe Kearns
and Keith mines on that camp Tom
Waldou formerly superintendent NJ the
Alliance and now looking after Kearns-
Keith Interests in Nevada has been Sue
penuieudcnding che removal of mach
iney.
The surplus fund Of The Daly Judge
company Us being added to 40 the rate
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WALLS BINGHAM DAM.
What the Bulletin says About Recent
Dynamite Incident.

The Bulletin of Bingham gives the
following account OF The blowing up OF
the dam built in Carr Pork canyon by
Col Enos a. Wall
"The controversy over damlng OF
the Carr Fork water above the town
limits. reached q climax Monday when
Frank J. Malett, watermaster. aided
by some workmt1 put three sticks Of
dynamite under tbo foundation OF Tie
dam and blew % up
The matter which has taken se.
rious turn had Sos inception last Sat
urday when the hrcastwork construct
cd by the employees Of COL Wall was
finished and pam of the water OF Carr
Fork was diverted into "a nume built
along the see OF the hill The town
board decided that the mining man
had no right 90 use Che water which
has been used Tor sewerage purposes
and instructed the watermaster 20 pre-
vent Il being diverted for the Wall mill.
"All day Monday O force OF men un-
der foreman oliver wcrc busy repair
ing The work About o'clock they
were notified that the dam was 20 be
blown mp hy dynamite 80 attention
was paid 90 the warning and shortly
after The dynamite was placed under
Il and the fuse lt with the result that
there was nothing len OF the work OF
Col Walls men,
''That the matter win now be
brought Into The courts is "a certainty.
II Is understood Col Wall has per-
mission 20 build the dam from Barney
Quinn. who owns the property and
water right The incident brings up
the old story OF the sewer and sanitary
conditions Of Bingham. The town
board holds that 60 u7e the water f0I
milling purposes win deprive the peo-
ple OF Carr Fork of % aud will result ir
much disease as the water is used foi
flushing purposes
"Col Wall contends that the town
has no right 20 me water as &c is NOT
owned bv the corporation and IS bee
yond its jurisdiction
The matter ls now lu the hands of
Col. Walls aff0ructr
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STOCKS OPENED
VERY IRREGULAR
Russian Troubles and Sage'S
Death Sent Prices Down
At First
BUYING ORDERS MADE RALLY.
Sent filings over Saturdays Close, Re-
plillng Caused Reaction, Fol.
lowed by DullDess.

Naw York July 2-Opeulug prices IN
the stock market toasy showed sharp de
gllucs from Saturday under the combined
influence Of the Russian disorders and the
death II Russell Sage. Losses very gener-
sly ran from d !crse ifactcn 70 point,
With eil Of the principal active stocks az
fected. The fall "a Anaconda reached ;
points, Great Northern preferred 4 b a
o. a., and ST. Paul Union Pacific, North
ern Pacific Southern Railway, Brooklyn
Transit and Colorado Fuel about a point
The offerings Rsts not On lGfEe scale
AND ODE supply u stocks diminished after
irst orders had been executed
There were additions 20 the opening list
VI declines. with The hclated accumulation
Of selling orders. tennessee Coal sus-
tainCd a loss IL q. Colorado Fuel ana
Central Leather ~ Union Pacl0C and In
terbOr0ugn Metropolitan preferred H.
and New YORK Central e.. and o., Attain
nc Coast Line, I. ). steel preferred Re-
public Steel preferred. Pressed Steel car,
smelling a Pacific Mail about point. On
the recovery Northern Pacific Ais-Chal-
mcrs preferred rose ! over Saturday.
Trading was decidedly dull al II oclOck
quarters Of the list and established a level
n prices over saturday. Gains extended
for Sugar ga. Anaconda g. Northern Pa.
cihc "a, Reading IL Great Northern pre-
fcrrod and Delaware a. Hudson u. ana
81. Paul. L. 8. Steel preferred. L. :.
Rubber, Consolidated Gas and some 9th.
ers about point Some realizing was
attracted at the high level and prices
fell back but the selling was not pursued
Bonds were steady At noon.
southern Pacific and Union Pacific came
into active Lsmand II an advance az
point ST. Paul rose IN. Atchlson. Inl-
nols Central Amalgamated Copper and
brooklyn Transit I, Consolidated Gas .
International jump ~ and Brooklyn Gas
g. The previous high level was not mucn
exceeded els whore.
Great Northern preferred rose 8 St.
Paul Rubber and T.. 5. Express 2 and Nor
FOLK a Western !, but from this point
realizing made some Impression Prices
fell back and the market became intense
ly dull
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yon are causing much talk these days.
Recently Alexander Jennings OF more
or less noioriety IN Utah, together with
two gentlemen named Cannon from
Salt Lake, have been surveying and re-
locating the claims which have been
located by several others az various
times Jennings now says that this
time Il means the development Of the
beds a mill win be erected and kilns
to convert the gypsum into plaster Of
Paris. II Is a good proposition an. ~
ought 10 succeed. Richheld Reaper
A car load Of new machinery for
the seyier Con Mining company, con-
sisting of a large condenser and a tur-
hine wheel Of mammoth proportions
was sent down 20 SEWER last week.
The machinery was loaded In a solid
end coal car In order 10 unload IL
derrick would have had 10 be built.
Rather than do this shipped the mach
inery back 20 Salt Lake 90 have d
transferred 10 a Nat car The mach
inery should have beet installed by this
time but the unloading from such an
ungainly car was too big proposition,
-Richneld Reaper.
r G.. Calklns, geologist OF the United
states geological survey. assisted by
D. r. Mcdonald. has begun a detailed
study OF the areal geology n the Phil
ipslurg quad anz'e in Montana. ". II.
Emmons WI afterWard take up the ec-
onomlc geology OF The district This
area lies just east OF the famous Ana
conda district Within i's confines are
the Vel known silver and gold mines.
called the Granite and Bimetalic Il IS
of interest 20 note that certain coal
bearing formations have been observed
ia this quadrangle. An effort 1851 be
made 20 determine the economic value
Of the coal which they carry.
Pence has been declared AZ Ramsay.
Charles a. NorCross OF Reno with Sam
Wheeler q the same town on one side
and Captain A. " Mayue Of Goldheld
on the other have agreed on a division
o, the disputed property and the In
junction has been Withdrawn on the
request OF the petitioners This leaves
Mayne with the discovery claim, Whee-
Ter & Norcross with improved claims on
north extension, Reynolds & Robin
son Of GoldGeld with a south extension.
In addition two extensions on the Rey-
nolds and Robinson property are held
by Toll Brothers ana Tlckner, while Da-
Wis Of Dayton owns q parallel ledge.
Two other lodges almost as large have
been opened up by other parties and a
Salt Lake outfit has promised TO begin
shipping ore within 30 days--Goldaeld
Sun.
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PRODUCE.
CIIICACiO

Chicago. July 2-The wheat market
opened firm ami slightly higher The Rus.
sian political atuauou ana small world b
shipments were the chief factors fav0riur
higher prices. The early advance was
lost within the hrst hour selling by pt
traders who were actuaied chiefly by Ia
vurabiy weather September opened 4
higher a. if's and sold on 90 7Cslies.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OK LIB cars
The corn market opened rather firm on
short buying but soon eaEed N on selling
by cash houses which was based on fav-
Orable weather "a the corn belt Scptem-
Der opened unchanged 20 a. higher al 49is
90 l3s ard sold az isad4Fs Selling by
cash houses, good weather caused an
easy opening in the oats market Soptom.
het opened unchanged 10 y lower at 81, q
S2A.
Provisions were dull and firm. Brokers
bought lard and Tbs freely September
p0fk was cents lower NJ tx. Lard and
rits were unchanged al S.S and SIS re-
spectivsly,
CASH Mheei-No. : red. 77q7rs; 30 ?
red Is17fs; No. 2 harl. i5irafG4. 30. 8
z northern 0a9s; No. 3 spring. 1id7,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July 2-sugar. raw. Arm
Far refining 81: centrifugal, 80 test ~.
m0lasses sugar 9
Benred-steady Crushed, go. powder
ed 80. graduated, Z o.
Coffee-Stcady No. RIO.
The market later sold down 70 e The
close was steady ana , lower NJ 1Gl3.
Corn-The close was strong and &, high.
90 On cash demand 40 ,l.
Close; Wheat-July, ~: Sept, 7CB
Cou-No. 81. 4.l. 30 8. ya5ol.
Otts-No. 11h No. Q. g.
Corn-Julv JA. Sept. 50.
Oats-July 53l. sept. rs
Pork-sept 1885
Lard-July, NNiis sept. s.s2a1sB
Rlhs-July g.ss. sept. 20
Rye-Sert. t1isIsA
saTlty-No. B. SEPT, i1hlipi; feeding.
SEPT. gii
Flax ana Clover Nothing doing
Timothy Sept ig0f.n
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. July -Close-July. 6s nd.
sept fs ga. Dec is 1isi
Tie WEATHER in England today was hot
and overcast.
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ALMOST READY.
Steam Shovel Practise to Begin at
Utah Copper This Week.

II VIII be several days vet before the
Utah Copper company viii begin steam
shovel practise in Bingham. While the
company had hoped 10 have at least
one OF the machines ln order by this
time. General sur. Gemmell says .le
railroad company IN fallng 20 get some
Of the switches built and connected gp
has greatly DELAYED matters How
ever n everything goes well. one ma
chine VIII De in operation before the
close Of the week
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includes the fret two month,
Inird Following the San Fransis.a.a t 4
Inc figures show 800 600 cOo m 49,. ., frs
come, making the Southern P s,gss IN.
thet respect the second Erea,s .e'le u
road company In the Unted &C.. tan.
fennsyNania railroad comes ars. n.
nglres represent an income 81 a. q. TIE
over the year before and az * ~. Nlll
the eompfny's gross receipls yy h y oys,
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WESTERN PACIFIC NOW
SENDS OUT CALL FOR MEN

san Francisco, July 2S.-Western Pa
citc railroad officials are endeavorlng
10 secure 1000 laborers IN addition 10
a force Of 10000 men now at work IN
Utah, Neveda and this state Under
constant urging from George J. Gould
IN New York 20 rush construction work
as fast a. possible this summer and
fan, agents have been sent into the
middle west and northwest states 70
try 10 secure the men.
The contractors OF the Nevada Sec
ton Of the new san Francisco and Salt
Lake line are especially In need Of an
increased force.
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MORE ABOUT DOUGLAS.
Letter From Superintendent Tells Of
Progress of Development Work


a letter received from j. II. Smith.
superintendent Of the Nevada Copper
company's Douglas mine, near YER
rlugion, New, came 10 the local Offices
OF the company today and Il contains
the information that the Ofem winze
continues down IN a medium grade Of
ore The surface work, outlined some
time ago for the Douglas and Francis
claims. has been completed and on the
latter on which is being driven the
Haggenbarth adit, Mr.. Smith states he
has made some fine exposures. Work
IS going on IN numerous other places
and there seems 20 be ore everywhere.
In company with Mr. Arentz, one OF the
Nevada Copper company's engineers.
Mr Smith says he was shown through
the Ludwig mine, adjoining the Doug
las and which is a regular shipper. by
Superintendent Somers. ore In the
Ludwig makes I'm large caves or depOs-
SIS characteristic % lime formation. The
high grade ore coming from the mine
az the present time Is being sacked
without sorting Tor shipment and runs
about % per cent copper.
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PARIS BoURSE AGfTATED.

Pans July 2-The tone q the bourse
today was very agitaied, Russians falling
heavily. bonds losing 10 francs ard i'm
perial Is falling 10 3s0 causing A cener.
al reaction. Later the market became
oalmer there was a slight upward move.
better with the exception o. Rpsysrs
which were stu declining Russian Inner.
az 6 sold Al 100 and Russian bonds OF
1874 az iGo
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Today's local markets are supplied
with green corn, which is selling at 40
cents a dozen. There are also car
loads OF oranges and bananas, water
melons, of which the market has been
short, lemons. onions potatoes. and
quite an array and varied assortment
Of vegetables. Then there Is plenty OF
sea bass now. a very edible and cheap
FISH. Beef. wholesale. Is a shade lower.
Corn Is up cents. The following
prices are the ones peyaiing today;
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SINGER FACTORY BOMBED.

Berlin. July 23.-The Vossiche Zeit-
ung this afternoon published dis.
patch from Kattowitz. Prussian SIlesla
that the Singer sewing machine fac
tories az Sosnowice and Bendzin were
blown up by bombs az about the same
time today.
At Sosnowice six persons were Sc
verely wounded, and at Bendzin four
were badly hurt
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HARTJE DIVORCE CASE.
Defense Concludes and Testimony In
Rebuttal Il Begun.

Pittsburg. July 23.--The defense IN
the Hartje divorce case concluded its
SIDE today and thf testimony In rebuff
tai was started.
was the first witness. lie attacked the
Susie Wagner" letter from another
angle as q handwriting expert and
testified that In his opinion the letter
vas written by the same hand as the
other six Standards which Mrs
Ilartje admitted on the stand was In
her handwriting.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TODiYrS

Julian =. c. Alder e Geo. d. Ala.
osri q lot 4 block q plat II '''ei'
lot ., block L Hezth'a g,b "4'l',
Samuel l. Taylor 70 Msrrars, ~
I ayiog part " lot 2 block
acre plat A..-............. o. Be-
ssimlei ! Taylor 10 Leonora d,
lhsIrlngion. part Of lot I. blo,t 4
5-acre plat A...........-
YIN, j. Leaker to obei a. psr-,
part Of lot 3 block 49, pat b
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WOULD you BE coo,,

Then 60 to salialr The trip i,o.,.,.
~ and comfortably made !, quick.
but 70 cents The bathing I, elas
tho best in the world. M curious
pavilion Is as smooth as riss. eesagieitns
music Is furnished by Chriqa,ls.a 10
ORCHESTRA. ''''n'eh'a
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NEVADA OPERATORS HERE.
Messrs. Douglass and McQuillan on
Way Home From Denver.

W. ]. Douglas and J. W McQuillan,
prominent Tonopah mining operators,
ore IN the city today They came east
last week % attend The Elks reunion
az Denver, and are now on their way
home. but will 60 VIA Butte, Portland
ana san Francisco They will Dee Join
"a here IN "a day or two by Frank Cold
en- and !. r. Reilly, also identified *
iensively "a mining pursuits in Nevada.
Mrssrs. Douglass and McQuillan both
made fortunes out NJ the Tonopah Mid
way mine On which they are still ex-
innslHelY lnteresiel
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GOING TO NoRTHwFsT.

General Manager Nicholas Treloar
and Cashier p. w. sinclair. the latter
81 The local Offices o. The Yamra Smelt-
ing company expect fo 'agsr hs
week Tor the northwest ard after maxi
ing an inspection ~ the mine and smell
Ter of the Britania Mining company.
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GIRLS GO on STRIKE.

Philadelphia, July 23.-Twenty-nve
hundred girls employed in the shirt
waist factory Of Putelman Brothers &
Pagan. went on strike today because
~ the presence among the workers
~ a number Of employees distasteful
20 a majority Of the girls.
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col. SAM DONALDSON DEAD.

Washington, July 23.-Col. Samuel
Donaldson. who was doorkeepor Of tho
Carllsle's time as speaker, died OF
heart failure at his home here today,
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC EARNINGS

san Francisco. July 2s-Jullus Kry,,
schnht has had a preliminary state.
ment prepared Of the gross receipts Of
ne Southern Pacific company FOR the
fiscal year ending June % last Which
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WOULD you BIZ COO, .

Then go to Saltair The trim q. ..
~ and comfortably made n '-'ct.
but 20 cents. The bathing 4. gl,,,. .l
the best in the world. M 5..,lo.li
pavilion is as smooth as giass 5 ',..,.,.,ss
orchestra. Ms
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LIVESTOCK.


NAAAN AAAkf
Chicago, July &.-Cattle-Receipts. e..
NN, market steady 70 40 cents lower.
bseves, i.ocq6.A; COWS and heitels l.Gj0
VS.; stockers and feeders. 2i0a4 3. Tex
ans. i.25qsO. calves. 5.Wg6..Q,
Hogs Receipts, GVo0, market steady
20 cents higher estimated tomorrow,
9Q0 Mixed and butchers, 4 t0qs sli,
good heavy, 6,f,as s.; rough heavy 6llQ
49, lights. 6oq6.D. pigs, 5.,0g6.bj, bulk
VI sales, 6.&Q6.N
sheep-Receipts, 400, market lcQi5
cents lower Sheep S.c@5.7o; lambs, A;5g
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city July G.-Catue-R Receipts.
l3,w" including AVU sOuthcrns Market
steady Native steers, 4opQ6 p. native
cows and heiiers ZovG5t0; stockers and
feeders, 2.50qi.60; bulls, 2.tog4.o0, calves
2.j0q6.s ~ western led steers Q 1916. 20,
western FED COWS. g.5p1s 90
Hogs-RoCcipg, 900, market strong 10
cents higher Bulk ~ sales, 6.Sii.QS. 6;
heavy, 6.6a5.6. packers, 6.57i3Ge.G5i pigs
and lights, Q. sQ8.6pa.
Sheep Rece!pts 500, market weak.
Muttons. $4,000: lambs. 5.5Oq7.i9. range
wethers, j.ogclo. FED ewes, 4.Da5.i0
OMAHA.
Omaha. July 2-Cattle- Receipts 500:
market best steady: others lower. Native
steers, i.s4l6..J. cows and heifers, 00G
40; western steers, 3.jog6 2. Texas
steers, 2.1jnf 30. COWS and holfers. 2OFd
400; Gamers. l1JQ2.S5, stockers and
feeders, 2,5u45 calves. 2.5oG5i5. bulls
and stays. 2.2jl4G.
Hogs Receipts, 400 market shade 20
certs higher Heavy, 6.EI6.Gl; mixed.
64lLp6.o lights 81 gIs.5iit. pigfb.Syu
g. ~ bulk 81 tales, Giii.a5 IS.
Sheep-Recc.pts 1'l. market slow 20
lower Yearlrgs 5.j1q6 10, wethers. 450q
80. ewts. tsJq5.W. lSmbs, jgI %.
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LONDON MARKET.

Londno July z3.-On the stock EXCHANGE
today a nervous tone prevailed and prices
were heavy on the Russian situation. Con.
soils fell =.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

WIN 90 up into Alaska for brief OUT
ing. They viii be Joined AT Vancouver,
b. C., by Capt Henry Stern. president
Of the company.
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one hundred De Forest Wireless
stock al $500. Mugt be sold at once,
so give US a bid. Z. NJ West & Co.,
Tel le6. S27 d. F. Walker block
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WOOL.


81 L4Di 10
81 Louis. July a-Wool. steady. Ter.
rtory and western mediums z2aN. fine
medium, lsasl. fine lfql1.
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. 2tE
So Temple. Tel el0 Ind. st0.k Bell
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Celebrate Pioneer dav on lao.
Trains every hour after p. M s''n'
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+. NJ. WEST & Co, stock brokers,
d. r. Walker Blk. Tel les: res. 35l0-x.
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!. u. Snow Z Co.. siock Rrolcrs
y Commercial fix Both Phones 1874
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
Daly Judge SIN Ieads--Rumor 81
\ Consolidation.

The ore shipments from Park City
last week aggregated n little over 1000
tons. The Daily Judge continues % lead
with Silver King as a close second. The
shippers and their respective coutribu-
fIoug 10 tho ernplfqrg were.
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> oBERNDoRrER.

stock Broker
Tel Bell 7t?- lei s. Main 81
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A. s cAsIPBELL.

Stock Broker. 2is D, ?. Walker Rioek
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; MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
IQday's Metal Quotations

Local settling prices are reported
~ the American smelling and Re-
hnIng COMPANY:
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-03-29

Jncoh Jacoby in account with LalOrte Twp. s
Oyerscer OF Poor for the year ending March ~ /
lgOh.
Amt. handed over 10y Jos Shaffer SG3 10
By two day services. ................... 30
Bnlallcc in Ovcrseers hands. $50 40 /
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276 80 276 so

Wm. Herman in account with Laporte Twp as
Collector of road tax for the year ending March