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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-26

HACKENSACK. y. j., April 26. 4
Mrs. Anna Valentino, who on March
-. 1904. murdered Mrs RoSina Salza
In the latter's home at Lodi, was sen
fenced TO death for the third time in
the Bergen county court at Hacken-
sack 10y Supreme Court Justice Gar
retson. The day set for her execution
was MAX %
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-26

BELGRADE. Servis, April 26--Ac-
cording TO telegram from Gettinje,
Montenegro. King Edward will arrive
at Antlyari April IS 10 visit Prince
Nicholas. the ruler Of Montenegro. This
is regarded in some quarters az being
an anti Seryian demonstration.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-26

LEXINGTON, KY, April 20. kings
Daughter, T. G, McDowelrs Oaks can
dldate, won the Horseman's Headquar-
ters purse, the feature of the card
here Jockey Nlcol carried Off the rid
ing honors by winning half Of the pro
gramme
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-26
BAsE5ALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday by the Ma
tiOnRI and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ma 4 AOANAL i4SAtA r.
AT New York
Philadelphia ......2 0002 o o. I
New York ......2 0 1901 > = 9
Philadelphia 10: New York, o. Er-
rors- Philadelphia l. New York ; Rat
terles-Sparks, Kane. Lush Nichols aud
Doom; Ames. Bresnshan, Bowermau.
Al Boston
Brooklyn .........11O 900 o 90 o. ,
Boston ...........0 / O0 0 0 0 l. 3
Hits-Brooklyn. q Boston 8. Errors
Brooklyn, I, Boston, l. Batteries-Mcln-
tyre aud Bergen; Young aud Needham.
Plttsburg % o 2OOi o 90 l. 4
Chicago ,.... 0 3 0 Q o 0 o. 3
Hits-Plttsburg 4: Chicago. q. Errors
Pittsburg, Chicago ,. Batteries Willis
and Gibson; Pfeister aud Moran
At Cincinnati
CINCINNATI ........22 200 211O o. $
st. Louis .........O 90 o o o. :
Hits-Cincinnati. 3. ST. Louis. Is. Er-
rors-Cincinnati, 3. 81 Louis, T. Batteries
Ewing and Phelps Thineman and
Holmes
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-26
For Sale

The Margaret p. Lowrie residence located on
Washington Ave. large modern nearly new
house with plenty Of land terms easy
The nearly new modern tenement house l0a
Dewey street.
Large modern house next north of American
House ON North Street in village OF Bennington
Two good houses on Depot street.
Two large modern houses on Jefferson Aye.
with good barns
Fifty farms locatedin Bennington. SALISBURY
PoWnal, Arlington Manchester ll0osick and
White Geek. send two cent stamp for spring
catalogue JOHN NASH
bennington, VI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
Property in the Ramsey, Nevada.
Mining District Taken in by
Well Known Salt Laker.
OBTAINED SOME HIGH ASSAYS
Values Run Principally In Gold
Camp Located Not Far From
Nina on y. & &. Railway.

a letter received IN this city today
by H. y. cole. the we'll known broker,
from A. II. Mayne, who Is now at
Goldfeld conveyed the information
that he had closed a deal for the pur-
chase Of the Clark group Of claims IN
the Ramsey mining district not far
from Nina. a division station on the
Nevada & California railway IN Es-
,neralda county. Nevada.
The clark property is the one on
which the first discoveries were made
al Ramsey and from what Mr.. Mayne
says. Il bears very good indications
Of developing into producer OF con-
siderable Importance.
Mr. Mayne says he made personal
inspection Of the ground IN question,
and that he found an immense ledge
ontcropping which stands out above
the surface in places 10 a height or
from Is 10 % feet, while the width
81 the outcrop Is fully as much. -Four
assays Of ore taken from various por-
lions along the strike ~ the ledge for
200 feet gave returns Of f25S.2s. $780,
siss rs. and tl4032. the predomlnating
metal being gold. The highest silver
values obtained were l2.& ounces.
Interested with Mr. Mayne In the ac-
QUESTION Of the ground Is r. j. Gay,
n. r. Bragdon. T.. H. Mead, j.. ID.
Gordon. Richard Coe. while Child. Cole
a. Company Of this city were let In for
a one-ffth interest.
Considerable interest Is being aroused
In the Ramsey district and quite
lively camp has been established there.
A company will be organized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
NEW NEVADA DISTRICT,
Good Mineralilcd District Found In
Hot Creek Range.

II vas certain that there was some-
thing in the air last Friday night, says
the sun Of Goldheld, when Manager L.
A. McNaughton OF the Black Butts
mine and a dozen others started out
IN big auto for Typo. oyer On the
Hot Greek range. and little more than
half way between here and Ely In
White Pine county.
Some friends Of McNaughton have
been over there and last Friday sent
word 10 the effect that IL was a thor
oughly minerallzed section and conf
dcntially TO come over az once for
something good awaited him. Depend
ing upon the reliability Of his informa-
ton. the Black Butte manager got
ready and pulled out with his friends,
Trey made no particular secret Of their
destination 80 that report Of the new
strike spread like wild flre.
Having heard Of this two big auto
loads left Goldfield today for that Sec
ton and IN an probability reports good
Or lad will be received here By t0mor-
row evening. when McNaughton Is ex-
pocted 20 return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
OPENING WAS
At LOWER PRICES
Market Soon Developed Buoy
anCy in Western Railroads,
Strengthening Whole List.
LOSS MORE THAN RECOVERED.
Rises the Rule Till Afternoon When
Dizziness Became the Chief
Feature.

New York. July 6-The majority OF
stocks opened Ia the market at lower
prices than last night but some Of the
market leaders made sharp advances
Great Northern preferred rose -, Gen
eral Electric and Anaconda, Ia and
Northern Pacific a point Southern Pa
clhc. b. and Ohio. and L. 5. Steel pre-
ferred were also a fraction higher St.
Paul on the contrary. fell a point New
York Central and KuckerbOcker Ice IA
and Pennsylvania, Reading, Brooklyn
Transit and American Locomotive large
fractions The dealings were on mod
crate scale.
The INDIGESTION which maraked the
opening was shortlived, the market ds-
veloplng buoyancy in The western rall'
road stocks which impaired strength 70
the whole list Stocks which had been
depressed 20 the extent u point or NOR
made up their losses and something more
besides By the time level OF prices
well over yesterdays closing mad been
established buying shrank u nominal
proportions. and prices commences 10
ease on Great Northern preferred IN
proved six points, Northern Pacinc 50.
american ice III 81 aul = eNN A'NN,
Ing. Delaware and Hudson and l. ;. steel
preferred l. international Pump gave
way four. New York. chicago ana 81
Louis 3 and Minneapolis and St Louis IL.
New buying orders carried prices com
paratyely 20 a higher level than befor"
Dealings were IN moderate volume ana
another reaction followed before noon
Great Northern pfd. made an extreme
rise ~ 50. Northern Pacific o. Anacon-
da. 81 Tenn, Coal, "a. 81 Paul, n;
Reading, Missouri Pacinc and Tenn. Coat
L. s. Steel pfd. ana Brooklyn Transit
IL. Penna Amalgamated Copper ana
Smelling, "; and Southern Pacific Atch.
ison, New York Central, ana National
Lead and others / The market was
steady and dun at noon.
Bonds were heavy.
Prices had another rise IN which some
Of the leaders. such as ST. Paul Penn
sylyania and Reading got higher Than
before but profit taking soon became ef-
feCtive and the market became staguant
and heavy, Reactions reached a point
or more IN special stocks, American leo
extended It's rise 20 3 points, Central N
New Jersey 81. lead =. Penn. and Sugar,
Republic steel, Pressed Steel Car, Peo-
PIES Gas. u. s Rubber and Distlliers
Securities 1 10 IA Chicago terminal
fell /.
Dizziness was the most conspicuous fca-
ture II the Afternoon market Prices re-
lapscd more on this account than from
attempts TO put the list lower Great
Northern preferred sold three points be-
low the highest Consolidated Gas got u9
IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
Granted Today by u. $. Judge Marshall
Against "Scalpcrs.'

In the United States district court
Judge John a. Marshall today grant
ed n temporary injunction In favor Of
plaintiffs IN the suit Of the
Southern Pacific and the Rio
Grande Western railroad COM
panles against oscar Groshell ct al
The defendants In the case are ticket
brokers, known as "scalpers." and the
suit was brought to compel them TO
cease dealing In "cut rate" tickets. In
so far as the traffic pertained to the
tickets OF the companies mentioned.
The restraining order win hold good
until the case can be tried, which will
be IN the federal court perhaps some
time during the fall term. Bonds were
fixed IN the sum Of $4,000 IN each
Of the cases figuring in today's ac-
ton OF the court. There are 10 firms
associated with Mr.. Groshell ON his
side Of the case, three Of which are
members OF the American Ticket Brok-
ers association. while the others are
individual ''scalpers."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
GUATEMALA AND SALVADOR.

Washington. July 6.-The state de-
partment has been notified through
cablegram from American Minister
Combs dated yesterday at Gnatema-
Ia city that efforts are being made to
prevent hostilities between Guatemala
and Salvador as result Of an alleged
breach OF neutrality by Salvador dur
ing the progress of tho instruction
which has just failed. Mr. Combs says
that Sonar Pacus, a special envoy ap-
pointed by the president Of salvador Is
about to leave Immediately for Wash
lngton to confer here with Senior Pacus
and the officials Of the state depart
ment and endeayor by negotiation to
bring about a peaceful settlement Of
the difficulty. Meanwhile the govern
ment Of Guatemala has agreed 10 sus-
pend preparations for war with Saliva
dor pending the conclusion Of the peace
conference at Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
LOST sl2,ooo,ooo.
That l. the Cost of tile Enormous
Recent Coal Strike to Miners.

Scranton. July s.-Figures just CONF
piled under the direction Of the presl-
dent OF one Of the largest coal CONF
pan!es with headquarters here. show
that the wage loss TO mIneworkers dur
ing the suspension OF work. from April
to May 70, ordered by John Mitchell,
president Of the miners union, amount
ed TO more than sl200O,00O. The total
anthracite shipments In April. 1905. were
5.21S.Oii tons; and for May. 1865 $780,
l5S tons. Estimated on this basis the
tonnage from April 1 to May Is, 1906.
would have been more than 100000
tons The average amount paid In
wages Of labor per ton Of production In
the anthracite field Is Sl.55. showing p
loss Of at least SIC. 400 600 sustained BY
the wage earners,
The N.55 per ton does not include
the salaries of superintendents, Office
men, or any other wage item beyond
the amount paid TO the actual workers
In the mine and breaker During the
period Of idleness the men received no
allowances from their union. so that
when they returned TO the mines after
six weeks ldleness, on exactly the same
terms prevailing when they were or
dtred out, their loss OF earnings
amounted TO over tl2000.ooO net
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
is FRENCH LICK HOTEL
MANAGEMENT ABOVE LAW?

Winona Lake, Ind July 6.-Goy.
Hanly. at whose command the raid
on the casinos at French Lick and
West Baden were made, today made
O statement, IN which he says.
we shall now learn whether tbs
management Of the French Lick
Springs Hotel company and the West
baden Hotel company is above the
law The issue Is not between the
managers and these companies and me.
II is between them and a far greater
and more enduring power-betNeen
them and the law. The statement Of
Mr. Taggart that the French bick
Springs Hotel company has not and
will not tolerate gambling In It's
premises. IN the light OF recent deyel-
opmerts and evidence in the posses
sion Of the state scarcely rises To the
force and dignity OF jest. II his
statement Is true, what Is the meaning
Of the carload Of costly paraphernalla
taken from the premises Of the hotel
company? He admits himself that
gambling has existed. His counsel.
yesterday, I'm open court, agreed that
gambling should not be permitted be-
tween yesterday and the 18th inst,
when the cases are 10 be heard. Where
ala he find this new power to stop Il?
The hotel safe itself has been used for
weeks nightly as a place Of safe Keep
Ing for the money earned by the ca
sino The casino building Itself did
not cost more than $4,000. What
legitimate purpose or use could justify
the payment Of the great sum, said TO
be $4,000 annually, by the operator
Of the casino for his commission? The
truth Is that Mr.. Taggart, as manager
Of the hotel company, has az no time
! desired anything I'm connection With
the casino that has not been granted
| by its operator on special days Ike
| that when the members OF the Ma
/ tional Editorial association visited
/ French Lick he had the power % cause
| the suspension OF gambling IN the ca
sino during the whole time Of their
visit and Il was actually closed ex-
cept as 20 the lower floor where the
slot machines were allowed to run. Mr..
. Taggart win not be able 20 fool either
/ the people 81 Indiana or deceive the
] people Of this country IN this matter.
/ believe the suits fled by A,ty.-Gen.
! Miller &c be well founded. IT, for any
reason. the law Is inadequate az now
] written. I shall appeal TO the people
OF the state without regard 10 their
/ Marty Affiliations 20 elect general as
sembly In November that VIII enact a
/ law clothing the executive with such
authority as will enable him 10 reach
such conditions"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
DAILY Judge Active But Remained
At a Stationary Price Through
out Forenoon Calls.
MAMMOTH AND N. Y. BONANZA
Both In Demand and Made Advances
columbus Con. Down on
Open Board.

The forenoon business Of the salt
Lake Stock & Mining exchange amount
ed TO the transfer Of 1855 shares, Of
stocks for which was paid S29SO2S.
During regular call 500 shares OF Daily
Judge sold at sl2 but the interest was
contered chiefly ON Mammoth and New
York Bonanza. botk Of which were in
demand and at an advance. But the
principal trading was done on the open
board when Ohio Copper showed EVIL
dences 81 revival. advancing from sl.6o,
the opening sale price. 90 tl7lis az IN
close. Columbus Consolidated sold
down 10 s.. while South Columbus
found buyers al % cents. Thompson
was bought at % cents,
The closing quotations and sales
were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
FILES INCORPORATION PAPERS.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. July 6.--The Midnight Bell
Mining g. Milling company has filed
articles Of incorporation with the coun-
~ clerk.
The company owns the Midnight Bell
Nos. 1. . and 3. and the Cyclone min
ing claims I'm the Alpine mining dis
trict. and is capitalized for $4,000, in
shares Of the par value OF 81, the stock
being based on the valuation OF the
above-hamed claims Lehi is the prin-
cipal place Of business, and the follow
ing are the directors and officers. 4.
J. Evans. president, Walter J. Riggs.
vice president: Marion Walker Ira Nc
Daniel and Ell Kendall, with Edward
Southwick secretary and James NJ.
Kirkham treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06

II Is the Intention 20 equip the prop
erty with a mill IN the near future.
OF the properties Of the Fairylew
Consolidated, IA which Edward Nc
Carrick OF this city Is interested the
Miner Of Fairwew. New, says 'The
men who are looking after the inter-
ests OF the Fairyiew Consolidated
Mining company's ground are IN no
way slow I'm developing the property
as the fact that work has started on
the ground will 90 TO prove. The
work OF sinking a shaft Is I'm prog
ress. and 10 feet Of the task has been
accomplished the past week. a good
property. the values from which are
as yet unknown. but all indications
point 10 good results from assays from
the same"
A message over the Pollock wires
which came late yesterday afternoon,
conveyed the Information that the
Raven Mining company. which has
been operating at Butte had gus
pended work on the Snoozer claim as
the Amalgamated company had Tor
hidden any further opening Of the
Snoozer group, claiming that the main
Snoozer vein apexes IN the La Plata
claim owned by the Amalgamaied'
This contention Is denied by the Razen
people. but they are poworless 10 fur
Their operate the SnOozer claim as the
Amalgamated company will not per
nit Of operations through its Butalo
property. the only means az present
Of reaching the Snoozer underground
workings. The stock Of the Raven
company sold as high as 50 share
recently. but after the news OF the
shutdown came out Il was offered
freely az 80 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
SALE OF PIocHE MINE.
Montana Syndicate Ties up the Old
Bullion Property.

From Phoebe the Information has been
received that tho Prince. or old Bull
lion mine. has been bonded 10 a Mon
tana syndicate which will undertake
the development Of the property upon
an extensive scale. The gound was
examined recently by a mining engineer
by the name OF Wilson in behalf Of
the Butte crowd. The belief prevails in
Phoebe that +. Augustus HeInze Is in
terested IN the acquisition Of this prop
erty. but the report lacks confirmation.
although II is not improbable inasmuch
as the Montanan has become factor
in Bingham Consolidated affairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Have yon friend or acoua,r,.
in your former field OF labor ~ aussnts
you would like TO send a cow os.aln
Semi Weekly News2 II so ,s VI ne
vantage OF our special offer r1ss a.
aid the great missionary wa,s %
send the paper one year 10 an. We
IN the United States. Canada y, POM
leo at half price. 81 90 This a. e'.
apply 10 points where there are :. ns'
lar wards or Stakes Foreign po' ,se'
extra. 'S'NH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
HARRISON TERRELL DEAD.

Washington. July 6.-Harrison Ter
ren who became known throughout
the country during the last years OF
the NE of General Grant, as his faith
full attendant and nurse IN New YORK,
and Mount McGregor died IN TINS Guy
last night. While on duty In the war
yesterday, he fell and frac-
tured his skin. He was carried TO the
emergency hospital. where he died
without regalning consciousness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
ON ANTELOPE CLAIM.
Cnrrnsn1ndonce.

SpeciaI lOTTcsp0nuVnct
Gordon. New. July considerable
high grade gold-bcaring rock is being
mined and sacked on the antelope
claim Of the Round Mountain Antelope
Mining company. and aside from that
character milling ore Is being allowed
10 accumulate on the dump until such
time as stamp mills are erected IN that
section Of the Manhattan mineral belt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
TODiYS.
MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION"
IT. Production IN New York Not a
Violation of Penal Code.

New York. July 6.--The production
Of George Bernard Shaw's play Mrs.
Warrens Profession" ~ this city dur
ing the last theatrical season was not a
violation Of the penal code. according
to decision handed down by the
justices Of the court Of special sessions
today. The decision was given IN the
cases Of Arnold DAILY and Samuel
Gumpertz, who were arrested at the
time the play was ordered discon-
tinued by the police commissioner
The two defendants are acquitted by
the decision announced today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
MEADOW VALLEY NO. 3.
Shaft is Now in Good Repair TO 600
Feet Depth.

The Nevada-Utah Mines & Smelters
corporation is pushing the work OF
opening its mines at Phoebe, New. The
No. shaft at the old Meadow Valley
mine has been repaired and put In good
order down to the COO Below this point
II is believed the tmbering VIII need
but little repairing and that the com
pany will be In shape 10 hoist ore from
this property before the new railroad
reaches camp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
CLARK IN WYOMING.
Montana Senator Gets FOothold In
Copper Mountain District
Especial to the "NeWSD

shoshoni. wyo.. July 6.-There is a
rrmor here that Peb. Williams, one Of
the original locators IN the Copper
Mountain district, has sold his group
of claims 70 Senator Clark OF Montana.
Representatives Of Clark have been ia
the Copper Mountain country for sew
eral weeks.
The Davidson group, located on West
Brldger creek. has been sold 20 the Big
Nne Mining company. which Is CONF
posed of Basin, Myo.. men.
PROJECTORS from an sections Of the
country are drifting into the Copper
Mountain country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, July -Cattle-Receipts. 300
Steady 20 strong; beeyes i1cas.U. cows
and heifers, 1905 20; stockers and feed
ers. 2edi.O: Texans, 3.I5ai5; calves
i.1jd6.OQ.
Hogs Receipts. q Loo. market &c lower
Estimated tomorrow l2cl Mixed and
butchers. 63jQe 80: good heavy. G6ia
t.ifi4: rough heavy. 6.S0d6 ~. light 62iG
ts2il. pigs. 8 $3.50: bulk OF sales 6.6iq
SIS.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 Strong. sheep
i.0q6 Is: lambs. 8 ind7.G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
FREE COINAGE ASSESSMENT.

At meeting Of shareholders Of the
Free Coinage Mining q Milling CONF
panys directors yesterday afternoon
al assessment was levied from which
the treasurer expects 20 realize $3.50.
Il is the intention 90 resume develop.
meft work NJ the property after four
years Of inactivity. The property OF
the Free Coinage company Is located az
Alta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
zEyAIA FoRFE1Ts BAIL.

Washington, July 6.-When the case
Of Alfonso Zeyala, son OF the president
Of Nicaragua, who was arrested here on
warrant charging petit larceny, the
collateral amounting to $40, which was
put up to secure his release was for
feited, the accused not appearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06

Washington. d. c., Hans w. Nell
son has been appointed postmas-
ter al Axiell, Sanpete county utah'
vice Axel Emerson resigned.
Henry u. Child, has been appointed
regular and Harrison b, child, sub
rural carrier route !, at ogden, utah'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
FIND RICH SILVER ORE.


TNUpVIUI 70 INN NVNF 7
Elk Mountain, Wye July 4-Charles
Blackburn and VI. Brown OF Hahns
resk have opened a large body OF silver
ana lead ore near this place. and have
ASSAYS which return from $50 TO SO 90
TIE ton in these metals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
REGULAR CALL.

REGULAR CALL
Carisa 900 az 2Sii
DAILY Judge-500 at 1900.
Mammoth-400 al 1S5. zoo at
1871; 200 at i.so, 100 az l.S5, seller
90.
Beck Tunnel-l00 al Is.
New York-t.50O az 25is. seller 50:
600 az 90; 1000 at 60. seller 30:
/. 1000 al 26h; 900 at e6is. seller so.
$500 az 81: 300 az %. seller 30. $500
NJ 27is, $500 at IS, 1000 at 2S. seller
o..
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel-6O0 at &c.
Columbus Cousoldatcd-i00 at $40:
900 at 500
Keyst0ne-500 at'17.
Nevada Hills-l.50 az 200
Ohio Copper-l00 at i.s0; 100 az
i.6Iis; 100 at lie; 600 az i.75. 100 at
LIZ
South Columbus. 053 al 20: g.
000 at 80. seller 30.
Thompson-500 % "a.
REHABILITATION.
shares Value.
Regular oall......25,9o0 SISll50
Open board ......iG,653 ltisl.37
Forenoon totals .42.J5S Sea3o2S7