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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09

All the crackers and cheese factories
blew their whistles when it became known
as a sure and certain act that ODELL had
taken advantage of his privileges as a guest
at the Amen Corner dinner in February TO
int rude his personality upon Senator PIATT.
PLATT couldn't forget his breeding or the
amenities OF the occasion.
But it turns out to nave been only whistles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09
Dattleship oregon Coming Home for
AepAirs.

WASHINGTON, March s.-The battlesbip
Oregon has sailed from Yokohama for
Honolulu. bound for home. The Oregon
will go first to San Francisco and thence
to the Bremerton navy yard, Puget Sound,
where the historic battleship will be put
out Of commission for repairs. 1t will
take about two years to fix the Oregon
for active service again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09
$4,000 More for Japan's Famine Sur-
ferers.

WASHINGTON, March s.-The State De-
partment has transmitted $40 900 more
to the American Embassy in Toxic for
the relief Of the famine sufferers in north
ern Japan. This last instalment was
sent to the State Department by the
Christidn Herald through its editor, DR..
Klopsch, who also informed the Depart
ment that he hoped to be able to send $1,000
weekly for several weeks. The last $40, 900
brings the total sent to Japan by the State
Department to more than $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09

What ex Governor ODRIL should do. in the opinion
OF many influential Republicans, Is 10 resign the
charm anship OF his own volitiOn and then have
himself reelected when the meets next
fall Dollars TO dOughnutS he can do II Nrw-
bur0h NsrS.
Whose dollars?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09

Stella Did she go abroad to cultivate her voice.
Bella Yes, and her father went TO cultivate his
silence,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09
Troubles.

Troubles.
4 string around your nnger wOrn
VIII memory abet;
A string around 4 Ashlng rod
WIN help YOU 70 forget
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09

Mrs. Knlcker-So your husband is Just like Marchf
Mrs. outlate-Yes; when he comes In like . lion
b SYes out like [lsnh,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09

N our friends rho furor Hs NTH manuscripts for
.sitbIiednon icish ~ hare rejected articles returned, heV
rlrs In an ,ases send Stamps Tor thar purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09

Published by The sun Printing and Publishing
association at TO Nassau street. IN the Borough Of
Manhattan. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09

Subscriptions by Mail. Postpaid.
DAILY. Per Month ,.,...."-.."",",.,.SO 30
pAILY AND SUNDAY, Per Year. .......,.,, y 90
DAILY n SUNDAY, Per Month ..,.,.,.. 10
"a Postage to foreign countries added.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

s13. 3.000-2200 acres near the coast, III
miles from store and postoffice; new 10-room
residence; small creek, numerous springs,
blacksmith shop. workmen's house. chicken
houses; 500 acres outside range land con-
troIled by this place; this ranch will carry
500 head Of stock without risk OF loss; 1t is
known among stockmen as one Of the best
stock ranches on the coast; all fenced and
cross-fenced.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
Splendid Alfalfa Ranch.

147 acres adjoining r. r town In San Joa-
quin Valley: all under irrigation; about 110
acres in alfalfa: soil is black sandy loan;
all fenced, Elwood field fence, and divided
into fields; remember, this place adjoins
the town, and we certainly do not know Of
any cheaper alfalfa proposition; 1T would
be a bargain at $4,000; price IL taken i'm
in the city and needs the money at once; 200
acres adjoining owned by a bank and can
be had az low price.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

MECHANICAL.
6 carpenters. house work south -; ;90 oas-
o handy men. build fumes. etc, S1V louNN-
y rough carpenters, city, - % Gay
BLACKSMIrHS.
IS hlacksmiths 6 helpers, cinerent city ana
country Jobs, mines, camps. shops, saWtnlIts.
etc, 81, $3.50 s., $3.50 day. Can ana see
Us 3 carriage blacksuiths-
NACHINISTS.
s .rnachinists. different Jobs. s.. $3.50. SS I'd
8 sack sewers. city Jobs. SO day
3 sign painters, So day.
Man hsndle trowel and mix concrete So Gay.
is bassIt block makers. u sack cOoDers.
; brush hands, carriage factory, s. day.
5 Grill press hands $3.50 day
4 stone nnas0ns, fare advanced, S2-5O day "a
MURRAY * READY. 634-636 Clay St
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
Faathar River cnlonr.

FedtHer River IOIOny.
Choicest level alfalfa and vegetable land,
well adapted for oranges and lemons, etc,
situated l mile from station near Gridley.
Butte County; all under frriga tion from
Butte County canal; price only $50 an acre,
terms u cash. Send for free booklet giving
full particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
REAL -coUNTRY-FoR SALE
BURR-PADDoN COMPANY.
Incorporated
ARE you A STRANGER

3-E5-e-7-21-22-40 Montgomery ST.. S. =.
Phone Main 3T94-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

HELP WANTED-MALB-Continued.
& READY. 6s4-6s6 Clay st.
Phone Main 5S4S
Our own Printing
ant issues our free list Of positions four
times daily a.. m. 10 a N.
,. m. .. m
EMPLOYERS, ATTENTION.
OUR INVESTIGATION AND sEGREGA-
Ion RESULT IN THE PRODUCTION OF
FlRsT-CLAsS HELP.
- IF YOU WANT
A1aE' lest HELP, AS OTHERS Do
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
~ hhA9 & READY, 6S4-656 Clay St,
TIE RIGHT OF NAN TO LIVE: THE
RIGHT OF NAN TO WORK.
1sY5 We gave eS.O00 men work.
-. THESE CANE BY MIDNIGHT
TELEPHONE, TELEGRAPH AND sPE-
CALL ToDAyclIsA4Llx cIAL AA1L' ~ 10 % -
$3-DAY LABORERS.
- laoorers 70 work in warehouses. truck.
etc; fare and Office only Si25; cali early
NEVADA STATE.
- miners s. day.
o close TO san Francisco; free fare.
N A CITY MILL
leborers, easy, good Job SI.T5 day.
ENGINEER, ETC.
donkey engineer, boss here, lumber CO., $50
Hook. tender, boss here, lumber CO., $50 "a
BlifcksrnLth, boss here, lumber CO., $50 "a
NEW NARPENTER AND OTHER POSI-
carpenters, al year job fare 81, s. day.
= carpenters for Eureka, hours. $50 day.
NooQworker and repair man. fare 6oc. So 25
day.
Carriage blacksmith. fare 6Oc, good wages.
Psintefs, second men, 6Oc fare. $3 day.
camp blacksmiths, So day.
Trimmer, head man carriage shop. So. % day.
FOR A STOCK RANCH, NORTH
Ranch foreman. $50 10 S65 I'd.
Man accustomed 70 handling hogs $50 TO
$50 "a.
LOOK
GsrdeEer or roustabout. city, 81 day.
Alan, load wagon, work in city lumber
yard. $3.50 day.
SPECIALLY-LOOK.
% baker Northern California $40 "a
Cake baker and helper. fare lOc $50 I'd
COOk-SPECIAL ORDERS
Camp cook, fare 1Oc $50 ID
Camp cook. few men. easy sob, 500 &C.
Camp waiter, same place, so "a.
Second camp cook. city Job, S45 I'd go
Cook for special good ranch. NaPa Co. GOV
MCRRAY & READY. es4-ess Clay st
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

LOCO acres Sacramento Valley. 2o00 acres
thoroughly reclaimed. in hops, fruit. alfalfa
and grain. railroad through the land. Price
$50, ,C0c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
Snap at Haywards.

S30O0-1015 acres. y mile OF Haywards, q
of electric road; acres bearing vineyards, 3
acres bearing family orchard: 5-room rustic
painted house; chicken-houses, brooder-
house. pond of water II feet deep: no snow;
this place Is near the junction OF main
roads; would make fine site for a store.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

1900 acres highly improved stock ranch:
only 6 miles from Marysville and Yuba City
county seats. and right in the line Of the
Western Pacific. hence values will increase
very rapidlys The shrewdest men are put
ting their money into this section Are you
going to be one OF those who make money
here?
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

$190O--1o acres OF the choicest, level, deep.
loam soil within miles Of Watsonvtlle, In
the famous Pajaro Valley; all in young or
chard: this is without any exception the
cheapest place in the Pajaro Valley; il you
want good thing go and see it at once;
fine level soil: road to town: half cash.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

$3500-1s acres near Sunnyvale, 2K miles
from Mt. View. all finest level land II
acres in orchard This must be sold within
the next 2 weeks. Make US an offer. The
owner must have the money
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

Do you want a fine profitable home? II
we will help you to get il. We will give
you 20 to 100 acres Of fine alfalfa land all
under irrigation within miles of station
and miles of County Seat for $35 an acre,
easy terms. We will then give you as many
cows as you want free OF charge and you
can pay for them by giving US 3 OF the
cream You can buy your cows any way you
want. See about this and get your pick
Of the land because it win not last long.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

MISCELLANEOUS
9 fsustors city different buildings, S45.
Assistant janitor city Institution, S45.
sugar coater city pharmacy. SO TO SIS wk-
clothes packer cleaning and dye works,
Packer and shipper. city Job. S1-5O day.
yoaug man drive butcher wagon, care D
horses $50 and found.
Bright young man. shipping clerk Sl5O day.
2 brick pitchers. 15c n
Young man handle packages Sl2S day
u boys 10 learn trades.
3 deck hands. S35 and found.
Young man help around bottling works, $50
MURRAY s. READY. Gs4-ess Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

MARRIED HELP.
Dairymsn ana wife. Sonolna Co, $50 found.
Cook and wife restaurant. Northern Call
fornia $50 and found.
y more men and wives, different places, good
waees come and see.
MURRAY & READY, 63f-6S6 Clay St
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
Dairymenl

We want you TO read this carefully and
study 1t over.
6T5 acres. over two-thirds OF which Is
level bottom land. with the finest Of green
feed the year round; balance rolling. giving
fine winter feed this place has carried ESQ
head of cows last year all through the
summer season; more than that number now
on the place; included in the price are $50
head of selected dairy cows. s horses, 43
hogs mule cream separator, boiler and
steam engine several wagons. plows, now
ing machine and all tools and implements;
place being completely equipped and in run
Ming order: this property Is within 35 miles
of San Francisco. and has water and rail
transportation; owing to sickness OF the
owner IL must be sold Immediately and the
price is only $40, 5C0 terms IL desired.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

Good index colored map OF California
unon recent Of Z cents In stamps.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

GOLDEN GATE PARK LOTS
ONLY $40 PER MONTH.
$500 each for two lots. 25x120; these lots are
only 215 blocks from the HIST electric line
and Golden Gate Park; the grand view OF the
ocean, Cliff House and the Marin County hills
from these lots Is unequaled: owner will sell
on terms il desired: S35 down. $40 per month;
this price is sure to advance very soon, because
lots in adjoining blocks are selling for higher
W. J. WHITE COMPANY
2e MONTGOMERY ST, ROOM 6.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
FRUIrvALE REAL ESTATE.

A cNAt7.
s21oo only for nice Groom cottage with
bath (furnished); room to keep COW. chick
ems etc: located half block from line
ard near Upper Fruitvale; coed reason for
sale: will also sell without furniture; $1,000
cash balance on terms. For information
address box 635s Call office, Oakland
UOIrsF, or 8 rooms and bath; lot 50x125; fruit
trees: $500 Best bargain in sight; also two
lots cheap Apply Ayres blacksmith snops
Redwood road. School street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
SEE BURL1NGAME.
ELMHuRsr REAL EsrAT,

hLMh DhSI RE1lAB SIlA NJ
500 LOT+S1O0 EACH
Fine lots in Elmhurst: IS down and -
monthly; close 10 the station; ready to build
on.
OSCAR HEYMAN BRO. 115 SUFFER- ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

Send &c stamp for Cal
ifornia Lands. 3S-page
catalogue OF country
property. II you want to
buy any country property
ycu should certainly have
this catalogue. 1T viii
save you money"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
REAL EsTATE-cITY-FoR SALE.

Turk St, near Market lot 25x13T IS; fine new
building. cost So, 900; only $4,000; s|1.0 bank
mortgage can remain; with an expenditure OF
s3s00 property will bring $3.50 per month; this
nroperty is located in the center OF the retail
district and is worth far more than the price
for which it is offered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
THE alta REALTY COMPANY.

s11 .ooo-3 fine flats on Larkin st. legant
marine view; good home and income
property: lot 81 6x1106; must be sold;
owner intends going East
SO, ,5Oo-3 good flats on 18th St. near Dolores;
lot 25x100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
SQUAbBLE OVER
WATER NOW ON
Suit Filed Today by Board of Cor.
rectionS Against the
City.
OVER STATE PRISON RIGHTS.
Claimed Ownership TO 3 Second Fec,
In Parlcys Canyon For yarious
Uses--obtained in 1897.

A suit was filed today IN the distr.,,
court wherein John c. Cutler. Elias A
Smith and j. 4. Frick, composing III.
board OF corrections, are the PLAINTIFF
and Salt Lake City, a municipal col,
porat,on. is defendant.
Tho complaint sets forth thar ,h,
state prison is the owner Of pr.rar,.
rights TO three second feet OF water Ia
Parley's canyon, for various prlse,
uses that in 1897 a contract vas tnte,-
into BY which the city. which coatro,Ie.l
a conduit leading from Parleys cresE
was to furnish $1,000 gallons OF wac.
every "A hours. 10 the state pri.,.
through a pipe to connect with .1i
conduit. The prison, II is alleged l.1.
structed the pipe line at cost OF Slo0 I'm,
and paid annually 10 the city $lOl f.,,,
1897 to 1906, for the use Of said cUndl.
connection.
II is contended by plaintiffs that 10.
PENDANT corporation now wishes b,
break the contract entered into b.,v...
them, thus depriying the state prison
Of water, for which Il has no. ofhs-
source or 10 charge meter rate. f..
said $4,000 gallons.
The court is asked to issue r,.
straining order against defendant,
until a certain suit In which the s'Its
prison and 200 others are defendant.
and the city Is plaintiff. is settled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
PROSPEROUS NEVADA.
n. A. Sil,er-mith Looks for Big Ina
pru,cmcni In RlpolItc.

a. X Suyersmith. associate editor
of the Arrowhead the official m1et-
zine of the salt Lake route. and wife
arrived iu the city Yesterday after d
ROUNDUP of several Southern Nevada
mining disuHts BOO the interest of that
publication.
While lli il. camp. visited are exc
hibiting unusual activity. Mr Silver
smith believes the Bgiirlg district is
gong 90 occupy the center Of the stage
during the next few months.
Bu.lirog operators have been auX-
Iously awaiting the completion OF the
railroad. and now that the Las Vegas
a Touop3h .s finished MS ffr as Roses
Wells they are beginning 20 bring u
equipment preparatory 90 staur-
production upon an extensive scale
some of ths companies are bringing ir
mill equipment and machinery of
nearly every description needed at The
mines Rhyolite. ~ course is the
principal town ~ The Bullfrog district
and ., ought 90 enjoy "a most pbenom-
ilal growth during the next 6D DAYS.
The Opening OF Neyala's Treaur
Vault" Will Do the subject of au are
ticle penned 10y Mr Slyersmrh and
which Is 90 appear in the Arrowhead
soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
ANOTHER STOCK LISTED.
Snnysidc Mining Company Has Com.
piled With Exchange Rules.

The SunuysIde Mining company. with
the Thunder Mountain. Idaho. district
as Its base Of operation. has compiled
with the rules OF the Salt Lake Stock
a Mining Exchange aud the listing
committee " that organization has or
dered that the stock Dee assigned %
place or he blackboard in time fcf
Mondays calls
According 90 the Information cone
iaiuyl in the application. the company
own. a. lode mining claims, consisting
oi ihp SuuuysIdc. Curey creek. Rain
bow. Denver and Frisco groups that
10000 tons of ore have been blocked
out 6lt0uJ oi which have been shaped
up for extraction during the admins
uation of the present manager John
TrcNeek
The milne has undergone quite extern
siyr development which includes 1000
feet AZ tunnels. 40D feet of WINES 400
feet of raises and COO feet of CrossCuts
The mime is equipped with "a iO-stamp
mnI which has treated 1900 tons 90 ore.
that yielded $3.50
The company ls capitalized Con 5000 70
GOO shares. of the par value off 81 each.
and thc stock lis worcestershire The
headquarters of The company Is az
Piusburg. and T. r. r. IoNsiuy e.
president and r.. D.. Russell secretary.
The nearest railroad point is l.5 miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
HARTMAN PAC|F|CS
STILL BOOMING
Thousands Of Shares Sold Higher
Al the Opening Than
Yesterday.
WILD, lNDlSCRlMlNATE BUYING
Prices fluctuated lITegularly With Ei'
ormOus Profit Taklng-Dcmand
undiminished at Close.

New York. aug. K-Opening opera
lions Ga the stock market today we're al
most lost IN the furious speculative buy
Ing Of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
The trading IN Pennsylvania was also
brisk. Buoyant advances were also scored
throughout the list. The nrst @,ep shares
Of Union Pacific reported were sold sim
UNANIMOUSLY an The way IRON lslis 10 ~,
compared with 1854 AZ the cipst last
ul1uL and lt.~, Us no highest price yes
ttruay. Running sales az the opening OF
-5,pp shares OF Suuthern PaCnc were
made az 81 aud w.. u was reported WIN
Sly at the close last night and win
~ as yesterdays top price IN PennsyI-
yaula lU.Ou0 shares SOLD at Jas TO ltJ's
compared with li5S last night ana az
many shares OF L. > Steel changed hands
az l37s and a. It was reported, with
az. last night. Opening gains OF between
~ and were made by Atkinson, Great
Northern preferred, Northern Pacific,
Canadian Pacific and Smelling and ad-
Nances reached a point or more IA 81
Paul. Reading. l.. q y. Norfolk a West.
tern, New York Central Amalgamated
Copper and Colorado Fuel. Prices iluctu-
ated violently on further enormous deal
iugs after The opening. some stocks being
rushed 10 a higher level and others fall
ing back Sharply on a food Of realizing
sales
The buying was SO wild and indiscrim-
mate that traders sold freely 10 realize
and this beat prices back Tor a time
Union Pacific fell back 2 southern Pacific
r., Pennsylvania ST. PAUL Reading and
Colorado Fuel to ~. The sustained
demand carried prices upward again.
Union Pacific rose again 20 the top,
Smelling advanced ). Northern Pacific %.
Great Northern preferred " Northern
Pacific ~, American Car ~. and Ma
ti0nal Lead and Pacific Mail ~.
Prices fuctuated lrregularly with the
enormous profit taking which was in
creased after the appearance Of the bank
statement A rise Of In Reading ana
Of 3is 10 Amalgamated Copper were sus-
tanning factors Tennessee Coal gained
ga. Anaconda ~ American Smelling Z,
Lead and Colorado Fuel "a /. &. a. =,
and T. 5. Steel ~ Realizing kept
prices huctuatlng up to the last but the
demand was undiminlshed at the clos
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
NEVADA STOCKS.

JAIME. 4. Pollock & 60. furnish the
following Nevada mining stock quota
tons from san Francisco today.
Belmont 5i.a5S Cash Boy i4Q
1.. Golden Anchor 81 g.: Home, ls
u2i. jim Butler l50n LOB, Mac
Namara. S2H64. Midway, ?.25 70 2.Soi
Montana. 2.S2i y 1859: North STAR
55157. Ohio. 81 ass, Touopah ENlen-
sion. : p ass ronopah Nevada, 1880
1880. West End, 2.s5 9S.O0; Adams.
91lo. Atlanta 25G 20; Blue Bull, is
Il9. Booth, 5Sn 60 Columbia Noun
cain. ioa ~; Conqueror lea "a. Dia-
moudheld. i40 a.: Dixie, 9al0, Gold
field. 5tn53; Jumbo l47i. q l.J2 = :
Jumbo Extension. ii0 as; Kendall IS;
laguna ila4 May queen % q 29'
Mohawk. 3.S5; Red Top. l.b2 Z q
1871. Sandstone. S7dg?; silver
Pick, 47Q4S; st. Ives. 65a &c, Nation-
al Bank. 53d5i: Denver. l.55, Eclipse,
1905: Gold Bar, 147iz q l.5O' Original.
15Hl6: SteinWay. Ia 40; CONSOLIDATE
ed Virginia. 97G99. Ophlr. 3.55 q $50;
Mexican. S0dSz. Caledonia, 25d 20;
Eychequer. 45W5O; Norcross. l.l5p
leO, Golden Crown. l4al5: Great
Bend 56d67; Rescue. 2fG22; Black
Butte Extension, ga 8 Tramp. LOO;
Goldheld Belmont. 52n5l Mon'gom-
cry Mountain, jfa55; Sunset, 1891:
Sccpter. 4Sn8s. Manhattan, lea II;
yler-Humphrey. 2&a %, Dexter, SO
H70. Granny. -, Gold Wedge $50
is: Lone Star, 13G14 Great Bend
Extension. l6NlS, Great Bend Annex,
ffr,fus Nraee.uf Or "a o. Cow ROy.
1ln12; Denver Annex. 25G26 Bulls
and Bears. 3d5; Black Rock "a o;
New York Consolidated, 26G2S: Man
haitian Consolidated. l.10Gll5; Little
Joe. 1nS; Mavflower 55aji Jump
ing Jack. sea- 40. Tramp Consolidated,
l42is a las; B. b. Bonanza, 6Hs;
Red Top. 5n1. Fraction, SoHsl;
Daisy, 6ja 20; Yankee Girl, l6g1s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE.
Business of New Organization shows
Interest In Mining stocks,

special correspondence.
Los Angeles. Aug li.--This city is
now on the threshold Of a period Of
mining activity that promises TO equal
i'm scope the superlatiye real estate
boom that has uninterruptedly held
the stage here for nearly FIVE years, IN
fact there Is such a noticeable trend
toward mining investments that many
of the real estate fraternity are taking
ur mining on the side and such as
these admit that only through a cat
aclysm can this city be deprived NJ the
title Of the mining center OF the SOUTH
west
An illustration OF the growth here
~ favorable sentiment toward mining
Is the open-armed reception that has
been accorded the new Broadway Min
ing and stock Xchange This organ-
izauon has On less than a month";
grown from a doubtful business en-
hryo into a commercial prodigy and
can now boast of the ownership Of one
Of the best furnished and most ade-
Ouaiely equipped call rooms 20 the
country The blackbOards alone are
over 90 feet long by nine feet high
sud exhibit about 100 different stocks,
which include the fun list Of the san
Francisco, Wall street G0ldheld ana
salt Lake exchanges besides the Bos-
ton and New York cOppers and a wide
array Of miscellaneous securities.
An quotations are obtained by d.
rect wire to the board ana great nter-
cst Is added 90 the trading by heshe'
giving the sales as made on The floor
of the san Francisco board Former
rs the only quotations obtainable here
were those al the close OF the morning
and afternoon calls on the outside
boards and as result OF the rapid
changes in price between the opening
and close N the calls this limited sell
vice has greatly intertered with the
execution of orders, Now Los An
celes buyer can deal as C., sely as II
DO were upon The floor % the san
Francisco exchange. Witl the result
that the time houorad custom ~
"scalping' has seen Dos hnish. Here
90 is safe To say that los Angeles has
right along paid high tribute 10
scdlpcrs but fr0m now ON O. will oe
case Of keeping money al home.
Naturally the activity NJ mining
stocks has brought forth more or less
criticism from some interested sources
but these persons are not as deep
thinkers as they might be-. Tor al
though % sounds uaradoXical son "
Is a fact that toe influx " money from
thousands Of eastern client, IS sure 10
exert q -alutJ.y Influence upon the
local bank cIearines. Likewise the
printed advice OF Los Angeles brokers
That are being mailed 20 outside inNes-