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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
BULLFROG ACTIVITY.
Diamond Drills to he Used I'm Pros
pecting Rush Group.

tp''tHl correspondence
Bullfrog, New. April 0.-Governor
Sparks of Nevada, John $. Cook, the
Goldteld banker, Thos Robinson, dlrec-
tor of the Jumbo Mining Co. of Gold
held, and l.. NJ Sullivan. head Of the
l.. NJ. sullivan Trust company of Gold
field figure in the deal by which the
Famous Rush group of claims on
Bonanza Mountain have been pur-
chased from Or. j. Grant Lyman, of
New York, for half "A million dollars.
The sale is looked upon here as an or
binary transaction, as mining deals go
noW-a days although half year ago,
before Chas. NJ. Schwab and other
eastern capitalists came into the dis
trict, the community would have been
enthused to the boiling point The sale
assures a clean profit of over $500 900 to
Dr. Lyman, who bonded the property
for $780, 600 less than six months ago.
DR.. Lyman has been developing the
property on his own account for several
months and IL has proven to be a great
gold mine.
Development work on the Rush has
been prosecuted on broaded lines. and
with the air of a larger force of men
than has ever been employed in the
opening up of any other Bullfrog prop
u ~ ~ ltSS tIlrI tlbuL LuHHtlS nave
been driven into the property, and the
work Is being carried ON with a swing
and detail heretofore unknown In Ne
Vada mining The tunnels are so ar
ranged that they can all be connected
with one shaft and the ore taken out
with the greatest facility The main
tunnel on the Rush claim is In l75 feet
and the face is now about 30 feet from
the Rush vein, which II will cut at a
vertical depth Of $50 feet. The Rush
vein IL 1874 feet wide carrying from "a
to $40 ton In gold values, and every
foot Of e is milling ore, with more than
| 900 tons exposed.
A diamond drill has been ordered
| and will be placed IN the main tunnel,
| where it win cut all the known veins
| Of Bonanza Mountain, with a certainty,
| from surface Indications, of discover
| Ing new veins. II is the intention TO
run tunnel completely through the
| mountain. which VIII be $500 feet long
| and give perpendicular depth Of about
! 200 feet. Bunk houses and boarding
| houses have been erected and four
! miles of road has been built To connect
the different workings on the mountain.
Forty men are employed, working three
| shifts q day,
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WILL SPEND MILLIONS.
What Colorado +. & 1. Co. IL Doing to
Improve Pueblo Plant.

The Colorado Fuel & Iron company.
which has secured control of hundreds
OF acres of iron lands in Iron county,
this state. is preparing to spend $4,000
900 In the improvement Of its steel plant
at Pueblo. In connection with this
President Frank j. Herne is quoted as
saying;
About two months ago a fun state
ment was published of the contemplate
ed improvements and additions to
equipment to be made by the Colorado
Fuel q Iron company. Work is in
progress. and To meet payments there
on 1t was necessary to dispose of some
of the securities now in the treasury of
the company The board OF directors
thought 1t but fair to first offer these
securities TO the stockholders, and
hence, on March 80. II authorized such
offer, and upon the conditions mention-
ed In a circular letter to the stockhold-
ers
1T also became necessary to list some
Colorado Industrial company bonds
with the New York stock exchange,
and application for such listing was
made and granted,
The money for the improvements
and additions heretofore specified will
be forthcoming and the work complet
ed"
circular issued by the company says
that 81 900 OF the common stock and
900 OF the bonds will be offered
to the stockholders between April IS
and &c. Each stakeholder may purchase
to an amount equal to 6h per cent of
the par value Of his respective holdings
Each subscription for Ave shares OF
stock entities the subscriber to buy one
Colorado Industrial company per cent
30-year, gold coupon bond, series b.
maturing in 1884
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CONCENTRATES.

IL is expected Il. Augustus Helnze
| viii reach the city within the next ten
| days.
! Tony Jacobson and Clarence Is. Nc
| Cornlck OF the Columbus Con- direc-
| torate left for Alta this morning
| The management of the Quartette
| mine at Searchlight, New, Is installing
| an air compressor plant,
| The Joe Bowers Mining company has
IA car of ore in today's market that
| will net the corporation about $500
| Consulting Engineer Arthur l.. Pearse
of the Utah Apex Mining company is
en- route to this city from London.
Matt Daugherty, manager Of the Car
| Donate Hin lead property in Morgan
! county, came down from camp last
| night.
David II. Taylor, chief clerk IN the
| the Taylor & Brunton offices
| departed for Denver last night on u
brief business trip.
1t is reported from Searchlight Ney.,
that the Cyrus Noble Mining company
| operating in,that camp viii shortly de-
clare its initial dividend.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
u
centrates. S26 $50; base bullion. $50. 600
Lafayette Holbrook, president of the
Grand Cenaral Mining company and
Attorney Samuel A. King of Provo, de-
parted today for roundup of Nevada
camps
General Manager d. c. lacking and
General Supt. Robert G.. Gemmel of the
Utah Copper company are inspecting
la N iaG af "A
alton today.
The management of the New Stock
ton mine at Stockton expects TO put
on another shift IN the mill, which will
make the third. The spring thaw has
increased the water supply sufficiently
to justify It.
The laying of brick In one of the
three boardinghouses to be built by
the Garfield improvement company at
Garfield. was begun yesterday after
noon. Cement blocks are to be used in
the construction of cottages
A letter from Tonopah brings the In
formation that the Nevada Alpine
mine, owned by the O'Meara-L Lynch
company, is developing into greater
proportions every day, and that raise
No 3, made from the lower level for
80 feet has disclosed feet of very high
grade ore.
Great activity Is reported from
Searchlight and Eldorado canyon, New
Many important discoveries have been
reported from these camps during the
| past few months With two railroads
| entering the camp, Searchlight Is sure
| to cut an important figure In the way
| of ore production.
| The Antelope Springs Mining com
| pany filed articles of incorporation in
| the office of the county clerk yester-
| day, The company is capitalized for
! 5000 900, In 81 shares and owns three
| claims IN the Antelope mining district
| IN Nevada. The officers are: Dr.
| w r. Fitch. president; Moses G. pa
Wis vice president; Frank NJ Smith,
| treasurer
The ore shipments over the Tono-
! pah railroad for the week ending last
| Thursday, as reported by the Western
| Ore Purchasing company, aggregated
| 1858 tons divided as follows From
! onopah-Touopah company, 100 tons;
| Tonopah Extension company, 676 tons:
| Belmont, $40 tons; Montana onopah,
| lis tons; Midway, liz tons Jim Butler,
| % tons. North star 80 tons. From
Goldheld, 27O tons. From Manhattan,
| 80 tons.
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| CALL FOR, GET.
Use and Take No Other.
Social Bread and Cakos
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the Of
iiCe Of the Secretary, WIN G. Farrell No.
~ Dasrret News Building, up TO and iu-
GLIDING May ], 1895 for the construction
of dlyerting works to convey the waters
NJ the springs known rs Deep Springs
and Muskrat Springs, In Skull Valley.
TOoele county, Utah.
The said divertlng works will consist
Of dams across the outlet Of such springs
and bitches leading therefrom into main
ditch running northeastern, which main
ditch Will be about four miles long. four
feet wide at the bottom and six feet wide
nj the top and one aud onc-h half feet deep.
Tho grade Of the dvertlng channel
will be about four feet per mile.
For further' Information apply at the
office OF the Secretary between the hours
NJ 10 and y a. m. each day, where maps
aud other information viii be furnished
The company reserves the right To re-
lect any aud all bids
lOSEPA AGRICULTURAL, & STOCK
COMPANY.
WILL q. FARRELL. Secretary.
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RAVEN COMPANY
AND ELATER|TE
Sweeping Claims Of This Corpor.
alton to be Attacked Before
interior Department.
Ex-C0NGRESSMAN SHAFROTH
OF Colorado to Appear in Case---,Nlakcs
Some Caustic Remarks About
Raven Concern.

The Raven Mining company is going
to have a fight on It's hands to retain
It's hitherto monopoly on the elaterite
business OF the country. The chances
are It will not win out IN its attempt to
hold practically everything of value in
the shape Of elaterite deposits In that
portion Of Utah formerly known as the
Uintah reservation.
Former Congressman. John +. SHAFT
roth. says the Denver Times. Is prepar-
ing to leave the Colorado capital for the
nations seat Of government, where be-
FORE the interior department., he VIII
attack the sweeping claims of the RAJ
ven concern. whose schemes, he says,
are as black as the name implies.
rms Raven company secured pre-
ferental right to locate 100 elaterite
claims I'm the Uintah reservation by an
act OF Congress In consideration of
THIS grant the concern surrendered a
lease II had made with the Indians for
valuable elaterite beds.
Instead of locating the 100 claims the
Raven people staked out but "a and
other companies jumped the balance,
on the ground that the Raven concern
had not taken advantage Of it's rights
within the time limit. 1t is also con-
tended that the company has endeav-
ored TO claim mines outside the area
specified, alleging that It has rights
anywhere on the Uintah tract.
The Raven people had no right to
locate claims outside the area given
them says Mr., Shafroth. "and the in
dependent companies are going to fight
for the balance. They have not right to
a monopoly In the business and have
been oyerreaching themselves to such
an extent that we expect to make il
quite warm for them"
Mr. Shafroth represents nine compan-
les fighting for the eaterite beds, while
Wilson & Wilson Of Washington, u. c.,
are attorneys for several others Flat
erite, which Is a most valuable product
used in the manufasture of rubber.
varnlsh and paint. roofing materials,
etc, and new uses are being found for
II each week, A monopoly of the pro-
duct would mean huge fortune for the
owners as elaterlte Is found nowhere
on the globe outside Of the Untah res
ervation In Utah The department of
the interior, which is quite familiar
with the Raven Mining company, owing
to its investigation having precipltated
a national scandal, will decide the con-
test between il and rival companies
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago April l2.-Wheat was active to-
day and sentiment bullish. Argentine ship
ments were about half as large as last
week and this was the chief reason. for
higher prices Gables were higher and re-
ceipts in the northwest were small. The
market was exceptionally active and
strong all day May opened unchanged to
Is higher at 70 to 1915, advanced to 7s;s
and sold UP to slA, closing lisaflss higher
at W4MS0As.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of 22l cars
Corn was strong on good demand from
shorts and commission houses May open
cd unchanged to y higher at i6iaq46lan
46Gi6% i-Gil4 higher than yesterday
Oats were strong. May opened unchang-
ed to a shade lower at 3l1su32 TO % and
sold at 324
Provisions were quiet; July pork opened
unchanged at l6.m July lard unchanged
at SIS and July ribs unchanged at SIS.
Close: Wheat-May, S4asoh; July 19%
q79ai
Corn May, i6ho4sas July i6isal6i..
oats-Msy 32is; July, 3lh.
Pork-May, l6.07is July, 1920
Lard May, S.6i: July, $50.
RIbs-May, sGla; July $50
Rye-Cash 6iu67.
Fiax-Cash, northwestern, liz.
Tlmothy-ApnL 3.l7
C!over-Cash, 1850
Barloy--3snjS
NEW YORK.
New York, April l2.-Sugar, raw, quiet.
Fair refining. S-32, centrifugal 80 test.
3 i5-32a3 Il; molasses sugar . 3-32d2S.
Renned-Qulet. Crushed, 40; powder
cd 40; graduated. 40.
Coffee-Steady. No. Rio, Sl-ls-
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco. April il.-Wheat--
Sfau1v Map 4 n
Barley--Steady. May, Lie; Dec, 96ia.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. April 12--Close Wheat
May. 6s, SID, July, IS, nd; Sept, IS, I'd,
Weather fine,
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WATER LOWER IN
". QUINCY SHAFT.
Manager G. D. B. Turner Says
Park City Mine is Gradually
Being Drained.
THROUGH OTHER PROPERTIES
VIII Try Core Drills Ia Locate Ore
Bodics-Work 10 bc Done
From 40 Level.

After a sojourn of several weeks In
IN Los Angeles. g. y. u. Turner man
aver of the West quincy mine at Park
Guy. made his appearance In the Of
fees of that corporation in the Dooly
block this morning.
MIR. Turner stated to a representa-
tive Of the News" that late reports
from the mine indicate that the troubles
with water IN the shaft are lessenlnS
each day and he believes II Is only q
question Of little time until the MN.
win he freed of this element, when mas
been disturbing one in the past oS
greatly hindering development
"The water has lowered over 20 rect
during the past week" said Mr.. Tur'
ner land Il is now fully 30 feet lower
than what has been known heretofore
as the water level of the property
aBuf how do you account Tor TINS
condition." was asked.
o\Vell. II is simply because the mine
10 helnp drained slowly through the
cutting of the Little BELL assure IN the
rross-cut run by our company from
the Little Bell shaft and through me
workings OF some of the neighborlnk
mines-.the DAILY West and DAILY judge
Mr.. Turner also made the announce
ment that within the next 80 days inc
West Quincy company expects to nave
a e-inch core drill working on the 4fo
level
'The object of doing this drilling
continued Mr.. Turner lis for the pur-
pose Of speedily locating and demon
stratlng the extent of our ore bodies.
This done to a certainty, we can then
better determine on what plan We shall
carry out in the future, and. besides, II
is the easiest and best way OF demon
strating the value OF the West Quincy
mine. | am expecting a man out from
New York in few days to carefully
canvass the situation and arrange FOR
the installation OF the drill The drill
will start off on ~ six-inch hole, in
case we encounter soft ground. car
ing will be put IN and drilling continued
with smaller bore, The cross-cut
on the 44O level has been run TO the
length of 500 feet. In 1t number OF
assure veins have been exposed, which
appear TO be healthy and should develop
fayorably."
Mr.. Turner figures that the drill viii
cut the contact on It's intersection with
the assures at about $50 feet below the
level from which II will be directed.
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OVERLOADED THEMSELVES.
How u San Francisco Broker Accounts
For slump In NcNadas.

A message received during the day
from.a San Francisco broker explains
that the softness displayed by some or
the Tonopah, GoldheJd and Bullfrog
stocks during the past few days, Is due
TO the holders OF them overlooking with
Manhattans. making Il necessary to
sacrifice In the case OF Jim Butler,
the broker attributes the late slump
more especially to clique taking In
too much OF the stock around S.s0 on
buyer contracts that are maturing. He
advises holders Of Butler to hold on.
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ter OF dollars was closed yesterday for
the tin properties, OF Grim Randi ana
O'Brlen. the original quartz men Oh
Seward peninsula, in the Lost river
section OF the Port Clarence district
The bonding was effected by Z. L. DAM
a home operator California capital
lists are behind the deal.
Development work to the amount OF
$4,000 must be done on the property
within two years
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INCORPORATION ARTICLES

The Beatty Treasury Mining COM
pany Of this city filed It's articles Of
Incorporation In the county clerks Of
flee today. lis capital stock is St25,-
000, divided into shares ~ the par
value of 10 cents each George TOSS
Is president; William Rauscher. vice
president; T. II. Hazel secretary and
treasurer The company owns the
Blonde group of six claims located in
The Bullfrog district, Nyc county, New.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April .-Cattle-Receipts. s.
600, market slow and steady. Beeves, 100
n635; cows and heifers, l.7jM5 Is; stock
ers and feeders 2.75ni.O; Texans, ASA
40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. market cents
higher; estimated tomorrow, 1900. Mix
ed and butchers 6.25a6 90; good heavy,
6.45d655; rough heavy, 6.20Q6.S lights,
6.35a665 pigs 5.9Vd6. 20; bulk, 6.l5a6.5S
Sheep Receipts. 10000; market weak
Sheep, 1886 90 lambs, 4,50a6.60.
OMAHA.
Omaha, April 2-Cattle-Receipts, g.
600 market steady. Native steers, $3.50
$50; cows and heifers, 3.0Ou4i0; western
steers, 3.2jni.6 s.; Gamers, l,50M2.I 49, stock
ers and feeders, 2.751gi5O; calves, 3.0cM
$50, bulls and stays, 2.5eni.2j.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market steady,
Heavy 63jd640; mixed 632i9m635 pigs.
5.OGi5l0 bulk of sales, 6.S2isn6.S5.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE,
May Day Goes mp and New York
Comes DOwn---CiOsing Quotations.

May Day and New York Bonanza
furnished the features Of the forenoon
trading on the floor of the Mining Ex-
change. The former moved up few
points, while the latter took the tobog-
gan and closed on a sale at 23% cents,
Beck Tunnel also softened, while
Black Jack remained strong around
So and 81 cents. Butler Liberal sold
down to 10 cents and Columbus Con-
solidated went at sI30 and 1895. A
lot of Honerine, offered at $3.50, was
taken. while Thompson was a seller at
22Ia cents.
The closing quotations and sales
We're.
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MINING DEEDS FILED.

Special Correspondence
Provo, Apri FL. H. Merrill Of
Salt Lake has coneyed by two mining
deeds, recorded IN the Recorders office
of Utah county. a one-half undivided
Interest to mining property to each Of
Kent o. Reyes ana Mrs. Kent 0. Reyes.
also OF Salt Lake, The deeds convey
all Of the mining claims and property
owned by the grantor In British Colum-
bla and in the United States, Of which
the following mining claims in Amer
lean Fork Canyon are specifically mem
toned The Echo Plume, Silver Wave,
Bellarophan and Patrick Henry The
consideration IN each deed is 81, $50.
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AMERICA GROUP SOLD.
Manhattan Ground Sells to Eastcrners
For $4,000.

Manhattan, New, April IA deal
has just been closed here by \. ".
Mayne through which he has dis
posed of the American group of min
ing claims located I'm this camp, TO an
eastern syndicate for n consideration
OF $4,000. The property is owned
by Mr.. Mlyne and associates. Broker
H. u. Cole OF Salt Lake Is one of the
property,
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WHY

have q torpid liver when Herbne, the
only liver regulator will help your There
IL no reason why you should suffer from
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Chils and Few
or or any liver complaints. when IIerbne
will cure YOU. f. G. Waite WcstvIlle, Fla
writes III was sick for month with
chills aiJ fever, and after taking two bot
ties % Herhlne am well and healthy "
Sold by Il {. VI. T. Drug Dept, ~ and
Ia South Main Street. d
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Asked concerning the foregoing this
morning Mr.. Cole, who Is the junior
member Of the firm of Child, Cole 4
Co., confirmed the contents of the mes
sage from Manhattan. The group
consists of five claims, he stated. and
is located near the extensive holdings
In the camp of w. II. Clark and as
sociates. Mr.. Cole says the ground is
well situated In the district and ought
to make good account of itself with
development.
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WHOLESALE.
FARM PRODUCTS.

II you would lose that dun old head
ache,
And feel as lively rs flee
Make haste 10 your druggist
And buy some Rocky Mountain Tea.
y, G. NJ. t. Drug Store. 1i2-l1s Main
Street
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HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is a
wonderful spring tonic. II drives out
all impurities. A good thing for the
whole family. Keeps you well all sum
meF. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets u. G.
NJ. |. Drug Store, ll2-114 Main Street.
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REGULAR CALL.


Ajax. 800 at S3is,
Grand Central, 40 at 44i
May Day, 5000 az 29A $500 at 90, L.
O00 at 3ois, b. so; $50 az 29Is; $500 at
297s. s. 30; 500 at 99A 5000 at 30tt h.
so. 500 at 30. 5, so: 500 at 300.
Butler Liberal. 500 at 10
Beck Tunnel 100 at Lisa; 100 at
117'a 100 at l16; 1000 at lis; 800 at
! IA; 100 at ,l6ia.
Black Jack, 500 at 81; 100 Mt s.,
Victor CON, 1000 at 3& 1000 az 3Ms
1000 at 9ls; 1000 at 3h; 5000 at "a.
Emerald, 500 at 10.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 500 ut lie.
Columbus Con, ia at 1885; 500 ut $50,
Grand Central, 80 nj $40.
Hunerlne. 100 at 2 30.
Little Bell 200 ut s 20.
May Day, 500 az $685.
New York 1000 at Is; 500 at PAN: o.
coo at 2iis, S. so; $500 at "a. 1900 at
"a, $, 60 500 at a. b. 60; 500 at 1914. 500
at 23%.
Thompson, 1000 at 22l..
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS

"a f. SO. Temple. Tel. 90 Ind. 91o-k
Bell
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OMAHA.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, April l2-Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 22d2s; fine
medium 2iG2i; fine, lSn2l.
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BIG NOME DEAL CLOSED.

Seattle, Wash, April ia special to
the Post lntelligencer from Nome says
deal involving u million and quar-
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NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish to-
day the following San Francisco min
ing stock quotations.:
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]. oBERNDORFER
Stock Broker.
Tel Bell Te2 ISL 8. Main 81

L. M. West & Co, Stock Brokers
D. +. Walker Block, Tel. l069N;
res. 35l0-x.
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RETAIL.

Timothy, per cwt .,,,...,,.,.....t 90
Aitalth t..t....s',ts.,... ...t.t.,., 80
Corn. per cwt..,. Las
Wheat, per cwt. ..................1.s0
oats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, / 90
Barley, rolled. per cwt. ............1.e so
Flour, family. per cwt. .........200
Flour, straight grade. per cwt. ago
Flour, high patent, per cwt. ...... .2io
Bran and shorts ............,......1.to
Straight shorts ..,.........,....,...12 0
Corn meal, per cwt ...,....23od24 40
Spinach. lbs. Observation-Disclosures. .25
New potatoes, per lb..,..,.,,,,,,.,,1O
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
REHABILITATION

A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ZIG ID. r. Walker Block