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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
IA 7. a.. ~ - q -, 1s's'f 3 ~
.DE;PQ /! ! 3 5 MAY GET
ONLY THIRTY PERCENT
Receiver WlHstt Files FIrst State
ment Upon DeIunct Sav'', T..
Banks Aft'.as.
ASSETS ARE SURPRISINGLY SMALL
fuckers Shortage Amounted to Near
~ Thirty Thousand Dollars. Leaving
Less than Twenty Thousand with
Which to Pay Expenses and Meet
Liabilities Aegregatins s45,oe7,21.

Unless some Of tho insurance pnIi.
cles left by the late Irwin Tucker
prove to be collcctablc, 1t seems prob.
able that the defunct Savings Bank of
newport News will hardly he able TO
pay It's dcpostors thirty cents ON
tho dollar. Nearly year will pass
before the affairs OF The institution
arc finally closed UP, principally BE-.
cause Of the number of outstanding
notes. ay:l 4
For the first time since he assumed
charge OF the affairs o. the dcfunct
bank, Recover j. A. Wiuc.t ycstcr
day filed Il statement nf The inSiitl,.
lions condition with the Gle !; OF Tie
Corporation Court.
Over Half Worthless.
The statement shows thai tha us.
sets OF The bank are $47.SiD.J 81. IN.
GUIDING all outstanding col!cotnbla nc.
counts and $2S,i32.T7 In tho notes of
president Tucker and of tho Realty
Loan and Insurance Trust Company.
when are not worth the paper upon
which they are written. This reduces
the assets to st9,70S.1I. Thcu Inc
fixtures. which are valued in The lis,
of assets ut $4,000. are worth oniy Il
Few hundred dollars. From thoaboyn
1t may lie seen that when Tie rcacM.
or's fees, court costs, etc, have boon
deducted the assets will hardly
amount to over $4,000.
Liabilities Heavy.
According to the receivers stltn.
ment, the liabilities of the bank arc
s55.oG7.21. OF this amount $4,000 is
the capital stock of the bank, witch
will he lost. This places tho lalli,
Ties at S45,0G7. 81, of which $4,000 ~
Is duo dcpositors.
Irwin Tucker carried life insurance
policies aggregating $4,000. Some
OF these had laPscd, others are known
to be unbelievable and, on acco,an1 Of
suicide clauses, there Is some ;louh.
MS to whether any Of them are pi
| value.
Details of Shortage.
MT. fuckers shortage was covered
as follows: notes of the Realty Tom
and Insurance Trust Company rol
l$l9,S7S.7S; fuckers personal notes
for $758l.7S, and an overdrart for tho
Realty Loan and Insurance Trust
Company for s627.2l Mr.. Tucker
was president OF the Realty Loan and
| insurance Trust Company and the
notes given for the company wcr,
practically his own The comt?ny
| went under with the bank and lis
assets amount practically to nothing.
There were seven Of fuckers noies
ranging from $l70 to $1,000. Fictccl
notes from the realty company ranged
from $302.d0 to S3.0i1 IS.
Mr.. Willetts Work.
Since he WIS made receiver Sin
weeks ago Mr.. Willctt has collected
over $4,000 and he will continue tc
collect the amounts due the hanl
until all have been paid and ho is IL
position to make final settlement
with the creditors and dcnositors. Al
the time tho bank closed it's door.
there was only s411.53 in cash to BIZ
| found lii tho vault.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04

Its Cuisine and service is strictly
firstclass.
The season of 1906 promises to sur.
pass AL previous records, both In
number and personnel OF its
guests.
Large bookings have already been
made of prominent people who will
take up their Summer Residence
nj The Mcckleubers
II is the most accessible Allyea,-
round higl-class Health ana Pleas
; ure Resort in the South.
) Telegraph aud Loug Distance Tele-
phone in hotel
Its New Summer Schedule of trains
will afford additional facilities for
reaching The Mecklenborg
: New Trains will be operated between
.e!fress Junction and Chase City,
ami Chase City and Richmond. At
: Jeffrcss Junction connection is
. made With midday trains from
t Norfolk ana Dauvlle: also from
. al points in Eastern Carolina aad
Virginia.
!; also handsome booklet, diagram,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
SUMMER TUTORING.

Summer tutoring by Cornell gradu.
ate. Regular school branches: college,
entrance work; or special instruction
In language and music. MISS LAURA
GILDNER, 213 34th Street, Newport
News. 6.20.6t.
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Fourth Of July Special Rates Between
Stations via Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Tickets on sale July 3rd and 4th;
good until July 9Th. For further In
formation apply to e. w. ROBINSON,
Ticket Agent. Newport News. Va.
6-2S.5t.
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NOTICE.!

The Ideal Pharmacy will hereafter
be conducted under the personal SUI
pervision of Mr.. w. Il. SprulIl, the
registered Pharmacist, who. for the
past six months. has had charge of
the prescription counter.
Mr. Spruill will be glad to see his
friends and patrons at any time. and
their prescriptions will receive his
personal attention.
Mr.. w. Blair Langhorne Is no longer
connected with the management of
said business, NJ. f. LANGHORNE.
BY w. p. Barrett, his attorney
June 20, 1905. Tiff.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04

NoW-To day-the 4th.
See that business property leased at
$500 Il year. for S2,00O--12 per cent.
Investment. REYNOLDS BROS. 1t
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Where Are You Going to Spend Your Vacation ?
he MeCl&ler1burg
: : ~ S'A "
Is the Best Place for You. why? Because

These
with
will o 1850
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13

at 7s
The corn market opened easy. Decem-
Der unchanged 10 y lower Mt 4lM 10 49,
The oats market was steady but quiet.
The provisions market was quiet and
easy. January pork was unchanged at
Sii,U5; lard WAS unchanged at SEM, and
ribs were 2a lower, at I.52h.
The demand continued active all day
and the market rallied sharply later In
the day, The high PRICE for December
was Ills. The close was strong with De-
ccmher ~ up, at 7iai4is.
Corn--The corn market was affected by
the strength Of wheat December closed Il
Cash: Wheat.-No 9 red. 7fa7rk; No. 3
red, 7eMn7Sis; No. 2 hard 72AM1lis; No,
3 hard, 7eaT]1l; Nc. northern so0S3; No,
2 do, 7lQSa; No. 3 spring, 73gs1.
Corn-No. z aiaiiS; No. 3, new, Az.
Close; Wheat-Dec.. 7iu7iN, May, 1S7k.
corn-Dec, i2il; May. 1885.
Oats-Dec., s3lsN33ts; May 35issss57s.
Pork--Jan., 14.15; May. i4,25
I.ard--Jan., s ioaS. i2ls; May. s.slHQ
Ribs-7Ian., 7,eOa7 ,ss1s May. 7.7gG.
Rye-cash 6idl6jls.
Barley--Cash ilq53,
Flax. Clover and Timothy Nothing do
ing.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Nov. l5.--Close: Whcat--Dcc.,
60 SGD; March, IS sgd; May, rs 4lsd.
The weather In England today was
overcast
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
new YORK, NOV. l3.-Sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining, 5-l6; centrifugal. .g6 test
) SIG; molasses sugar. 31-t6.
Refined--Quiet, Crushed, $50; poyssAG-
ed, $50; graduated, 40.
Coffee-Quiet. No. Rio, "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
OPENING WAS HEAVY.
sale OF Lots in Ely TownsIte Surpasses
Expectations.

Before 4 o'clock Friday afternoon.
ia lots I'm the Ely townste were sold
az prices which aggregate sls2, $50, says
the Ely White Line News. There was
a big rush for the lots, Two-thirds OF
the business men of Ely were among
the purchasers.
The lots sold for sums varying from
$3.50 to $500. The price OF each lot as
fixed by tho Ely Townsite company,
was marked In the lists kept In the
Office Of A. q. Corbett. manager OF the
company, and there vas no hagglins
as TO what was to be paid by the pur-
chasers. The men who wanted lots
chose the locations they wanted and
the lists showed the prices OF the prop
erty.
A great many of the buyers wanted
to get lots on Eleventh street, which
win probably be the important bust
ness street there. The new white stone
hotel will be on the corner Of Eleventh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
CONCENTRATES.

Capt. Ben w. Tibbey is at present
absent in Yerington district examining
properties for Salt Lake parties.
Samuel Newhouse, according to latest
advices. may be looked for In salt Lake
some time about the 2lst inst.
Charles b. Strecker, owner and man
ager of the Boston Financial News Is
at present in the city getting acquaint-
cd with the mines of Utah and the men
who make them.
Ed Hoffman. for some time past SUI
perintendent OF the Carisa, has re-
signed his position and gone to Gold
field TO accept the superiniendency OF
the Stray Dog and other sullivan pro-
motions.
Charles c. ParsonD got back to Salt
Lake yesterday, after business trip
20 the coast.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Iowa
Copper Mining company We're filed with
the county clerk yesterday. The COM
pany Is capitalized for 10000 shares of
stock at 81 per share. L. II. Perry Is
named as president. George Hall, vice
president; A. Murray Spooner, secre-
tary and treasurer, and Buel q. Maben
and George w. Parks. directors. The
company owns two claims in Big Cot
tonwood mining district
The Nevada Silver King Mining &
Milling company filed articles of in
corporation with the county clerk yes
terday. The company owns three claims
In Buena Vista mining district. Hum
boldt county, New. and has / 1000, 900
shares Of stock at 10 cents per share
The officers are Charles II. Dowse.
president: Arthur Gardiner, vice presi-
dent; +. c. Davies. treasurer, and Jo-
seph Oberndorfer and Samuel Dowse,
directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
ON CHANGE.
Heaviest Day I'm History OF Salt Lake
Stock Exchange.

This mornings session on the floor OF
the local stock exchange was one Of
the heaviest, II not the heaviest, IN
point of business, in the history OF the
exchange.
The bulk Of the trading was on the
open board, but the market was strong
and active during both sessions, Sew
eral hundred shares Of Carisa changed
hands during the regular call at $3.50
down to 81. %, only one sale being re-
corded ON the open board, that of 200
shares at sl.20,
Columbus Consolidated was quite ac-
tive at 1856 to $50.
During the regular call total of I'll
200 shares were sold, representing n
worth OF s6,473.50 the open board sales
amounting to 14,S00 shares, worth $i5,-
7S2. 50.
The quotations for the day closed as
follows.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
RECONCILIATION EFFECTED.
Opposing Interests Come Together and
New Company Results.

The Savage and Steele group of
claims In the Ely district has formally
came into the possession of Salt Lake
capitalists, after two weeks warfare
for their control which threatened for
a time TO tie up the properties In liti-
CATION is a manner preventing anyone
at all from warking II.
A. G. Ellis, Jr., and w. j. Craig,
represent one side of the controversy
and Evans and Thompson and the Ely
Investment company the other, the
present arrangement has resulted in an
amicable settlement between all the
interests and the Federal Ely Copper
Mining company viii shortly file its ar
tlcles Of incorporation.
The claims In question are well locat-
ed and highly mineralized and already
work enough has been done TO demon
strate their unquestioned values. II
Is stated that application for 1900
shares In the new company have al
ready been received at 81 per share. The
articles are now being drawn UP.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
STOCK DEALINGS
WERE LIMITED

New York, Nov. i3.--Money on call was
loaned at IA per cent soon after the OPEN
ing Of the stock market today.
The early business in stocks was IN linn
tied extent ard small gains were the rule.
with sprinkling Of losses. Northern Pa
cihc rose about point and Louisville &
Nashville and Canadian Pacific large
frctions.
Pressure against st. Paul undermined
the market after the opening and the list
fell back n fraction. Later on Reading,
to Western group and Amalgamated Cop
per moved up sharply and the tone be-
came firm again.
Prices advanced slightly o small trans
actions but fell back under sales to real
iZe. Great Northern preferred rose 2
Union Pacific aud Southern Pacific and
Reading each rose |. Prices recovered
at noon.
Bonds were steady.
Prices stopped rising after Reading had
touched l44A Rock Island preferred ex-
tended Its advance to ia. st. Paul pre-
ferred meanwhile fell Oft 8.
Considerable buying Of st. Paul con.
trlbuted to higher prices, but the demand
and improvements were slight outside of
Reading and Uulon Pacific, which gained
1S. u. s. Steel and Colorado Fuel gained
]. Call money rates receded to 6 per cent.
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REGULAR CALL.

Silver Plck---100 at LII ".
Montgomery Mountain, 900 at 81
Ajax-1O0 at co. 400 at 2Sls.
Carisa---300 at 1870; 900 at 1.27h
400 at 1.25.
Lower Mammoth--1O0 at SO, seller
so.
Lou Dillon--5OO at 40. 700 at so.
Mammoth--100 at 1,55.
May DAY. 500 at 10.
Nevada Hills---300 at 3.l5.
Star Consolldated--1,0 900 at IA L.
600 at 1915.
Colo. MOO at %.
Little Chief-1,0o at 1sis, $500
at TO-
New York-500 at 90.
Scottish Chief 800 at IL; 1000 at
1914
South Columbus-100 at As.
Victor Consolidated-l,5 500 at II;
1900 at II; 1000 at 101s.
oPBN BOARD.
Carisa--2o0 at 100.
Colo. Moo at 95.
Columbus Consolldated--6.55; 100
al $50; 80 at 6.55; 1900 at $40 buy.
er 60
DAILY Judge $50 at 1900.
May Day, 900 at is.
Nevada Fairyiew--2, 900 at 80.
Silver Pick-100 at $50.
Silver Shield-500 at "a
Sacramento, 500 at ~,
Tetro-l,000 at is.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call. 200 s 6,473.50
Open board. 1880 45,7S2.50
Totals ......... $4,000 s52,256. 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
RECESS FOR SHELTERS.
Stay OF Proceedings VIII Probably be
Ordered Pending Appeal.

Application for stay Of proceedings
was filed In Judge Marshall's court yes-
terday in connection with the shelter
smoke suit. pending an appeal to the
circuit court Of appeals. which con-
yenes AT Sc. Paul. MIMI, In May next.
It Is understood that the stay win
be granted upon the filing OF a bond i'm
the sum OF 100000 by each Of the
smelling companies involved. The mat
ter. hawever, VIII not be definitely set
tied until the case comes up again
on the 2ith.
That the brief recess Is appreciated
by the smelter people goes without
saying, and as It II hardly possible to
DO any damage TO crops or vegetation at
this time OF year, the delay will enable
the smelters to experiment TO their
hearts content for method OF ellmln-
ating the sulphurous gases, ETC., from
the smoke
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
1t pays to discriminate, when
the matter OF ones health ana
palate pleasure are involved.
DiscrimindtOrs use
HUSLER'S
GU r!

and ID streets and many OF the husl-
ness men of Ely who bought lots chose
locations In the vicinity Of that corner,
but the days purchases were scattered
all over the townsite.
The deeds given by the TOWNSHIP
company have only one restriction, ana
1t is that no wooden buildings shan be
erected In what will he the business
section. outside of this section, the
buyer Is free TO put up any kind OF
structure that he desires. Within the
restricted area, the structures must be
of brick; stone, stucco, steel, or other
material that will make them In a
measure fire-proof. This is for the
double purpose OF affordlng property
owners protection from fires and TO
prevent the crowding into the central
parts of the district OF unsightly
shaoks, hurriedly thrown UP.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
PUBLIC WARNED
AGAINST TAKERS
Inscriptions Real Estate 0per.
ators in Searchlight, New,
Doing Much Harm.
NEW TOWNSHIP ADVERTISED.
Permanently OF Present Town Assured
Really Values Climbing Daily
And Future Bright.

Searchight Is about to suffer from
the onslaught Of a ooterie of overzeal-
Gus real estate takers. During the
past year realty values have been
steadily climbing and many thousands
have been invested in new buildings
and permanent structures. The Search
light of today is a fast growing camp
and gives every promise of being a
permanent factor in the mining indus
try Of southern Nevada. Like a mush-
room field. the desert to the west of
Searchllght for a distance Of from
three TO FIVE miles is being plated for
townsltes. The only possibility Of
their being any activity In that dis
trict outside OF the mining, is the fact
that the railroads will have their freight
yards within their borders, Glaring
literature IS being issued stating that
the Merchants g. Mineowners" are
preparing to move their establishments
and offices TO the new townsite. To
refute this statement 1t Is only neces-
sary TO say that TIE three largest mer-
camille houses In Searchlight have Just
added extensive additions on their
buildings at large outlay of money
ana many new substantial buildings
are now being erected to accommodate
the constantly increasing population.
The original townsite was not select
ed in a haphazard manner, but for It's
accessibility to the mines and its
climatic advantages, being cooler IN
summer and with less wind In winter.
The difference in temperature between
the fiat" and Searchlight being not
less than IL degrees
Another evidence OF the fact that
Searchlghters do not take any stock
in any OF the proposed townstes Is
shown by the enlargement Of the light
and water systems and the completion
Of the electric power plant at a cost
of $4,000 by Carl Leonhardt, of Los
Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13

LIGHTS, sls4s.o; pigs. 5.5O@d.oo; bulk OF
sales .90NG.25
Sheep Receipts. e5.ce: market weak.
Sheep, 3.7jg5.i0; lambs, ieOW7+o.
OMAHA.
Omaha Nov. 13.--Catte-- Receipts, 1000;
market steady. Native steeis, 3.iJ@d. iO;
cows and helfors. 2.5OGt4 80; western
steers, 3GN5.50 Gamers, iOM2. 40;
stockers ana feeders, 2.I55f475 calves,
3.O9Ud00; bulls and stays. 2.cGti.0o
H0gS-Receipts 800. market cents
lower. Heavy, 5,g0ft6.0O; mixed, 5.95af6.O0
lights, e.QOu6.l5; pigs, 5.sl@6.75; bulk. 5,s'
d6,I0
sheep--Recelpts. $1,000; market steady.
Yearlings 550uG.o0: wethers, 5,e0U5 5Oi
ewes, 4.@Q0.l5 lambs, $500 Is.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CRY Nov. S--Cattle--Recelpts,
lSO00i market steady to shade lower Ma
tive steers. 4.OOq6.50; native cows and
heifefs 2.0Cfi5l0, stockors and feeders,
2.5Qfi4 90, bulls, 2,1O6j3I5, calves, 275qf6 q;
western steers 3.l5Q525; western cows,
2. 254i.00.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 market weak to
] cents lower Bulk of sales. 6,0Q6.l2is;
heavy, 6sc5qo 10; packers, 6.OJ46.l2ia; pigs
and lights, 6.bOn6.iO.
Sheep-Recio 1900; market slow and
steady. Beeves, a.0ou7.25 cows and helf-
ers, l.5oN5 10; stoclSers and feeders, 2, l0dJ
$50; Texans, 3.l5fji 80; westerners $500
6lO, calves. 6.couf. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
STRIKE IN MARY ANN.
Of Old Time Mine Promise
Rich Reward.

Another great strike has been made
In Mary Ann ground at Cherry Creek,
says the Ely White Line News. The
Mary Ann has produced many thou
sands OF dollars In silver IN years past
and now that the mine Is being again
opened and worked great things are
promised. For years silver was too
low to proftably work the mine. but
now Il has climbed 10 figure that Il
can be very probably worked and the
superintendent. J. G. Fl. Beekman. has
a large force OF miners getting Il ready
TO again become producer Of wealth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO,

Chicago. Nov. Receipts, Ii,
eco; market slow and steady. Beeves, 4.O9
M7.25; cows and heifers, 50l5 10. stock
ers and feeders, 2,l0n4.50: Texans, 3.15G
$50.
flogs--Receipts, 1900; market cents
lower Mixed and butchers. j.s0a6 20; good
heavy, 6l596.35; rough heavy 5.75d5. $751;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
GOOD RESULTS EXPECTED.
South Columbus Consolidated Now
Ready for business.

The South Columbus Consolidated
Mining company Is now incorporated
and ready for business. Stock Will
be exchangeable in the ratio Of one
share of the new Tor three shares OF
the old South Columbus company.
A force of 20 men Is now employed
on the new property and good results
are looked for in the very near flu
ture,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
PRODUCE.
ClIIcAdo.

Chicago, Nov l3--the continued small
receipts OF wheat IN the northwest again
formed the dominating feature In tho To-
cal market Prices were firm because OF
good demand Of cash houses and shorts.
December wheat opened unchanged 10
shade higher at 72ssQ72G 10 l9A and sold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
CANNON & CANNON

Buy and sell high class mining stocks.
IS E South Temple Si. Tel. Bell 279l;
Ind, Psi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13

Into each life some ruins must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and bawl;
Only fools suicide or take TO flight.
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night
Y. c. M. /. Drug Dept, 112-114 Main ST.
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Low RATES EAST.
Via D. & r. G. RR. Nov 10.

Chicago and return ........... .,si4.50
81, Louis and return ..,..........s3 9. so
omaha, Kansas city ...........,. 1872 90
St. Paul, Minneapolis ..,......,,..s4i.9 90
Denver and Pueblo .$l9.75
Other points one fare plus two dol
lars for the round trip. Tickets good
SO days returning. Stopover privileges.
Ticket office. Dooly Block.
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. az
so. Temple. Tel. 80 Ind, e1o-k Bell
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#. r. Snow & &C., Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-13
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.

Kodaks, finishing, framing, Main
and Third South streets.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. z16 ID. =. Walker Block
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