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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
STOCKS SHOWED
MORE STRENGTH
Prices Higher Than Last Night
On Moderate Volume Of
Dealings.
TRADERS SOLD VERY FREELY.
Then Efforts Were Directed Against
Reading and Cop.
per.

New YORK. June l.-pfices of stocks
were higher than last night at the OPEN
ing today ON a moderate volume OF deal
ings Gains were small with hut a few
exceptions Colorado Fuel rose ~. Louis.
Vile 6 Nashville 7. and American Car {.
L. $. Steel preferred and Wabash pre-
ferred showed slight dcclines
Professional traders sold freely on the
opening rise in prices centering their ei-
fonts against Reading and the copper
stocks. Most Of the fayoiilo stocks be-
came weak but the losses generally were
confined 10 fractions. Amalgamated Cop
per yielded to lO1 and Reading fell a
point, Anaconda gave way 2 and North
ern Pacific T. Considerable L. q y. was
bought despite the depression elsewhere.
The strength u that stock eventually
caused slight rccOverics an around
The recovery was slightly extended but
movements were listless Colorado Fuel
rose ~ and Hooking Valley preferred !.
l-ackaWanna sold at decline OF "a. and
International Power lost
B0nds were steady at noon.
Trading was IN constantly decreasing
volume. Scarcely any " the favorite spe-
tuI1tire stocks huctUated more than !,
between u and ! O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
AUSTIN WAXING UP.
Cuisines Men of Ola Camp SOFA. ~.
ter Manhattan Business.

II IN high time that the people OF this
city should wake Ip II they intend to
be IN the race for the Manhattan trade.
says the sun Of TonopaE a little
while ago Il was the freight traffic
with that city which Passed out Of our
hands. and now Il ppears that the
daily mail that hac been talked OF so
long is going TO 10 the same way. At
this rate It viii not be long until Man
haitian is the protege Of Austin rather
than Tonopah.
The fault for this latest loss, II II
actually does come about viii lie en-
tirely with the people Of the city them
selves. and there will be no opportu unity
10 shift the blame 70 the shoulders OF
the railroad on any corporation. As Il
stands now the government Il ready 10
listen 10 any reasonable Offer for the
performance OF the work. but the men
who have so far put in their figures
appear n be laboring under the enron o.
eous impression that the government
Is compelled to put in a daily mail over
this road, and have laid out their esti-
mates accordingly.
They have figured on what they
thought they could get. not on what
the work is actually worth as a basis.
and have planned for themselves
profits OF goodly magnitude.
over Austin way. the bidders appre-
ciate the fact that the passenger and
freight traffic is more than apt 10 fol-
low the mail line. and they entered
their bids accordingly As a natural
result they will continue 10 supply
Manhattan not only daily mail hut
with practically everything else il
needs from the outside and Tonopah
the self-centered and self. sufficient
may take what satisfaction il can from
The fact that IL had the first chance a,
the Job and turned Il down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
MINES OF sEARcHLIGHT.
The Cyrus Noble Mine j. Now on
Dividend Basis.
Sneclal Corresnondtnce

Special Correspondence.
Searchlight. New. May S0.-The Cy1us
Noble. one Of the best ~ Sesrchlghts
producing mines after expanding a
large sum % money on development
work and equipment has placed Itself
on a dividend paying basis Search
Hight mines require the Investment Of
considerable capital before they can
be called producers, and the Cyrus No.
be Is no exception. II took the great
Quartet six years 81 strenuous labor
and the investment Of hundreds 81
thousands - dollars before Il was
made one % The greatest. n not the
greatest gold mine In the southwest
ern United States
Under the direction Of General Man.
eger J. j. Prendergast the Cyrus No
HE has succeeded with two years %
active development work IN demon.
stratnr % the mining world that a
Searchlight mine can be made 10 pay
with comparatively small proper
lion ~ the expense of mining tina, has
heretofore been found necessary. The
mine IL equipped with a new ten stamp
min crushing 81 tons ~ ore daily. a
io-horse power gasoline hoist and
splendid office and residence build
ings The main working shaft Is down
go feet aud about 2.00o feet ~ cross
cuts and drifts have been run blocking
out sufficient ore to keep the mill In
oncration Tor several years
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
BUILDING NEW ROAD.
Nevada His Company Shaping up For
Ore shipments

The road connecting the main high
way with the various openings iu the
Nevada HIS mine l. almost complete
ed and wiz greatly facilitate develop
ments on the properly, says the Miner
Of Fairvlew. Nevada. Much delay has
been caused by the low and incon-
venlent method OF delivering supplies
at the mine due 10 q short steep incline
imedlately below. The new road over
comes this difficulty and enables team
sters 10 load back ori consigned To the
railroad -Four feet of ore IS now be-
ing sacked from the drift on the west
end carrying strong shipping values
The grade improves as depth IS attain
cd.
A huge pile Of sacked ore is now
on the dump awaiting shipment. Work
I'm the shaft and adit tunnel IS be-
ing pushed vigorously. and sacking will
be commenced from several openings
along the ledge during the next week.
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THE COLUMBUS CON.
Striking OF Ore on 3OO-Lcvcl Insures
Permanently Of Mine.

Local shareholders Of the Columbus
Consolidated received some cheering
news from the Alta property Of that
corporation yesterday afternoon. which
was 10 the eject that connection had
been made with the ore bodies on the
300 level below the tunnel which estsb.
fishes the fact that the lodges are 20.
ing down and that the mine may now
safely be counted on as being one Of the
great bonanzas OF the state
For a time the MANAGEMENT wa. Ken,
guessing The ore did not come In
where Il was expected owing to what
has since proven 10 have been the in
trusion Of a fault. Upon this poln,
Manager Tony jacobson has made the
following statement:
When the 800 Level was reached. n
cross-cut was started FOR the hssure
which FIRST led US into the contact on
the levels above. u was cut after
driving about 3b feet and the expecta-
tlon was that the contact would be
found close az hand In the fssure about
three feet Of ore was cut that assayed
7s.7 ounces silver $40 IN gold and is 9
per cent copper Upon my return from
California and after seeing some OF
the work done on that side of the
shaft | decided that the contact had
been thrown back possibly 100 feet from
the line II had occupied on the oppo.
site side a. the assure and IN the al
rection the chief ore bodies had made
above, 80 ! gave directions a short time
ago 20 cross-cut from the other side
OF the shaft In the direction Of the
contect and Tor the time Jet the de-
yclopment on the nssure side 20. I
figured that the contact ought 10 he cut
on that side. unless Il had thrown
there. also, inside Of 40 feet Tho
ledge was cut and the ore struck lr
s. feet, thus proving concluhyeIy thai
the contact had been displaced al The
point Of Intersection with the fssure
mentioned. These Incidents are some
Of the things on mining that have to
be met and overcome. they supply tho
reasons why rational calculations often
80 awry and create unnecessary alarm.
| was positive that no such ore bodies
as had hecu developed above could pjav
out IN 100 feet and that was why I
advised shareholders who sought my
advice not 10 become alarmed. But
that Is enough 10 say, The mine Is an
right and i r. now simply a question
% continuing development. mining and
selling the ore. That viii be carried
along 10 the best Of our ability"
Manager Jacobson has engaged a.
four-horse teams 20 haul ore and from
now on expects 10 send 20 the sampler
about 50 tons per day. which. he hg-
ures, win bring the company around
800 0oo monthly II Is believed that
the columbus directors win post the
initial dividend for payment IN July.
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lot 4 block 81, plat d .....,.,........ 10
John T.. BELL 70 Mary j. Anderson,
lots ~ and 81 and part Of lot u,
block 10. Highland Park .....s....,. IL
y. E,fClemenson 10 " Pollock -
Xi9is feet northeast from ~ feet
east Of the southwest corner Of
section block IL, plat = ,....,... ,
y a. Lay ot al 10 Peter Erickson.
part Of lots and I, block g.
Ontario sub .... .............,A..... I
j A. fritsoh 20 John a. Burt, lots
10 ana ~. block 2 East Lawn sub.
HyUm n. Forbush 10 Carrie John
son. 10 acres, southwest quarter
of section - township south
range ] east ..........,..,.,,,...t., I
Carrie johnson a. Henry j. Wheeler
10 acres, southwest quarter ~
section . township 2 south, range
cast st..sst-t,. t-... ....sts. t...stt.' D
4 = Mlckelson 70 James n Beck
qHt-Clalm deed, lot 3, section IT,
tow nsh!p south. range ] east..r z
Salt Lake Investment co. 10 John
sustarich. lots : and 3, block 2
h W Fuller 20 Adolph Richter,
pant ~ section q township
month. rtnee ] vest ......."........
Annie Kay Hardy 20 ). a. Aldous
part NJ lot :, block 81, plat b..
Utah Copper co 90 American smelt-
ing end Refining company, part ~
section a. township sout1 range
west etc. ...s ........'...... ..-'...-
Franklin Lawrence 10 William j..
Haney. lots 81 and g. block 2,
Paradise add. .... ,.,.........',.....,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago June 1.-The wheat market
opened weak today because OF general
selling on Improved weather conditions
Increased receipts 20 Minneapolis and z
quiet market 40 Liverpool due 10 liberal
shipments from Argentina were the cause
Of the decline. July opened va. 10 tua.
lower. at slh 20 81, and sold down 10 u
dah
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of - cars.
The corn market was easier, the Wea th-
er being the main factor july opened
shade lower 70 = higher Al ~ to isisnisi.,
and sold down 20 isIs.
The oats market was easy in sympathy
With wheat and corn and because OF the
good weather IN the northwest. July open.
Cd = 20 "a. lower at 55ispS5s 10 45s
and sold AZ ,5i.
The provisions market was weak be.
cause n active selling by pit traders and
commission houses, which was based on
Q 5-ceni decline IN the price OF live hogs
July pork was Jd1is lower az G.&. lard
was down 10 cents az s.gsis and ribs were
sI1i, cents lower AZ 5gis 20 gas
cash. Wheat-No. 2 red, g. No. 8 red
Sass. No . hard NaS3. No hard i5q
81. No I northern SlSi. No. 2 northern
HqH: No. 3 spring. i5G8
Coru-No 2 5oi, adoii. No. 2 5ldjft
Oats-No q t3ds3i,. No. 3 2g4aB
There was considerable profit taking and
also selling FOR short account IN modcrs ate
ly large volume The low point Tor July
N's. The close was weak, With July .
lower Al s)sQs0.
Corn-At the end Of the first hour the
markol became firm on good buying by
cash houses and an active shipping de-
msnd, The high point Tor July was 49,
The close was strong With July y higher
close Wheat-July. s0HaSF.: sept. ~.
Corn-July. 4si4a4sAs Sept, isi,aits.
Oats-Juy go Sept. Ut
Pork-July, &C. 10. sept. 800
Iard-July $50 Sept. s.l5
Rihs-July, el5 Sept. $40
Rye-Cash, eQa
Flax-Cssh. northwestern. ll7
Timothy Sept 80.
ClOver-Cash, ll.G
Barley-CasN. naN
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. June sugar. raw, steady.
Fair refining. !l.-lt, centrifugal 80 .t,.L
li-il molassss sugar. HIS
Refned-Firm. Crushed, $50. powder
Cd. 30. GRADUATED. 800
C0fte-stsadv Nc. BIO "a.
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queen. MoMullin, Ida. Ida fraction. Sill
yer King Fraction. Little May Frac-
ton and Silver queen Fraction. says
the miner Of Falryiew
Nearly all these claims lie 70 the
south Of the big properties and lately
there has been considerable activity In
the locality In which these claims lay.
From the McMulin claim some very
good ore has been taken and assays
have shown II IN figures as nigh as
$500. The purchascrst Of the property
are men who hsYe been operating here
m camp for some time, and no doubt
work on some Of Tho claims Will be
commenced forthwith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
Record For April

According to reports from the lead
ing book sellers Of tho country, the six
books which have sold best In the or
der Of demand during the month are:
/ "The House Of q Thousand
Candles" Nicholson ........sl.5O
.. "The Wheel Of Life Glasgow l.j0
3 "The House Of Mirth." Nhar-
ION ...... ............. $50
4 "The Conquest " Canaan,
Harrington ................ Low
3 "The Truth About Tolna,'
Runkle ........ ......... l5O
6. Barbara Winslow, Rebel,
FIlis ........... ......... $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
COLUMBUS CON.
MOVES UPWARD
Developments on Three Hundred
Level Had Effect Of StIm-
uIating Stock.
HONERlNE OF STOCKTON.
WAS in Demand During Forenoon Call
OF Mining EXchange--Clos-
ing Quotations.

The sales Of the forenoon on the floor
Of the Salt Lake stock and Mining eS-
change amounted TO the transfer Of
26.g50 shares. for which was paid the
sum Of s1s.5S5.JO The business Of the
regular call was Eight, only a half dos-
an stocks participating hut ON the open
board trading was fairly brisk The
striking Of ore on the 800 level Of the
Columbus Con. at Alta had the effect
Of stimulating that stock, which sold
up TO s775. Honerine was bought at
s27h and Nevada HHls AT S205. An Of
fer Of Silver King az $50 was accepted
while Ajax found favor at 81.
The closing quotations and sale
were.
No., . t.fls grr..ss srTnNrg
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COPPER NEAR LOGAN,


special Correspondence.
Logan May 3l-Adam Wilcox and
jeremiah Richardson have leased the
ccpper properties near the Rich-rache
mine IN Logan canyon and will do
some development work there
An effort is being made 10 resuIreci
the Rich-Cache Mining company a
meeting for that purpose Will be held
next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
UTAH APEX BONDS
Directors Authorize the Issue Of $500.
600 Worth For improvements

A Boston dispatch contains The IN
formation that the directors OF the
Utah-ApeS Mining company have au.
thorlzed the issue Of $4,000 worth Of .
per cent l9-year bonds which are con-
Neriable into stock 40 par s. a share.
after Jan. l. 1901 For the purpose OF
ratifylng the action taken by the board.
a special stockholders meeting has
been called for the 2sth inst II is pro-
posed TO issue only 100000 worth Of
these bonds at present. the proceeds
from which win be used IN the con.
structlon OF the proposed railroad spur.
building of an aerial tramway and
COMPRESSOR p.ani.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Have you a friend or acquaintance
In your former Geld OF labor. 10 whom
you would like 10 send a copy Of the
Semi Weekly News? II So take ad.
vantage OF our special offer. made 10
aid the great missionary work We
tend the paper one year 70 any point
in the United States. Canada or Mex
leo At half price. 800 This does not
apply 10 points whtre there are regu.
lar wards or Stakes. Foreign postage
extra
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PLEASED WITH CITY ROCKS

]. r Edwards and Frank Weight
heavy Michigan shareholders IN the
city Rocks mine at Alta have returned
from camp and express themselves as
being well pleased with the outlook
for that properly and OF conditions In
the camp in general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
BEGINS RAISING STEEL.

The erection of steel at the Utah Cop
per companyk new concentration al
Garfield vas begun today. Reports re-
ceived az the company's Offices ia The
Mccormick block during the day we're
10 The eject that the work u conNruc-
ton Is moving along smoothly In every
hepartmanf.
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IN FROM MINERVA DISTRICT.

Charles Monaghan formerly OF Unite
but nov superintendent OF the proper
ties Of the spook Mining company. &C.
Gated Ga The Minerva mining district.
near Osceola. New Is IN the city, and
reports considerable activity IN that
camp The ores of the district carry
their principal values in gold and sll.
ts4r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
YESTERDAYS.

NJ t. ko0kldge 90 Emma a SNOW,
warranty deed psxl3 rods north.
west from % rods north ~ The
southeast corner ~ l9i e. block l1l
plat \ -..t,-........,.-. ...........
Jane Dumas o. ilubr3 Rnthton.
go acres. section B township
south, rams ! wet ................-
Nlreut b Wlglt o. ,. vs. Zoe
muuds iHx3 riis northwest from
The southeast conner " Do . block
o. plat p -.-. ...-.....-. .............
ssiade Brlnton to p b Bnnton. 5
artes sfuiHn q township e0uth.
range I rast ,.... .............-.
D. d. Buulgn te Joseph q NfWman.
q acres section y township 2
south. range ! east ....,..........,.,
John ncrius 90 y ] kearneE tgla1i
feet northeast from tls ruthWfst
corne- ~ l0t block i07 Plat d.
II " Brown no EdUsfd psra.nson.
part - section g. township ?
south. range I east ............,....
Laura T.. code 90 b a Wolf. g0y
q feet southwest from the north
esst corner % Dot 6. block 2 oak
james Hsrridgs % y. ]. Herridre
slXS feet southwest from The
northeast corner ~ ioi 8 block 2
oakley .....,-......,...-.... ,...-.,.
louis 5 Gates 10 Ruston Ton Min
ing Co. chs Psi Fraction Lode.
etc. West Mountain ,t..,..l.....
I Home 1nycsimert and Savings Co.
20 Eva Darke, s61N fest lot
4. block y. plat A ...,...............
John 4 Gum 10 Anna r Percy.
2xs rods s0uthvefi from ; rods
south OF the nOrtt at corner q
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CREDIT TO ALL

An honest store Tor honest people 10
buy up-;o-date MEMS. Youths and
Boys Clothing; also Elgn and Wal
than watches on easy weekly or
monthly payments at lowest prices IL
the Old reliable
HUB CLOTHING HOUSE.
Ne. % East First South.
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SOLD TO SALT LAKERs.

On Friday John McMullin and John
Rose sold 10 Salt Lake capitalists a
group Of II claims comprising the
Johnny, Johnny and :, Anna. Silver
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
TODAY's

Boltzar Jacobson 20 Orilla B Alex
auder. land ln section =, township
south. range east ............. C..
W G. Hurd ~ NJ u. Poulter lots
10 etc, block q WoOdmansee sub.
Chag kokes a. Chas. d. Smith l0t
Q. block p i0acrc Plat 49,.
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E. NJ. West g. Co.. stock brokers. II.
F,.Walket blk. Tel. i6S. res 35io-x.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

ST. Louis june 1.--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. $3.50, fine
MEDIUMS gn25ia, hue, lSQN
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LIVESTOCK.
CIIIcAGO

chicago. june -Csttle-Recelpts g..
90, market steady 10 strong Beeyes, o.
a5oo: COWS and h-lfgrs, 5Gjl0, stock.
ers and feeders 2.NH4.15, Texans. 5.lVd
as; calves NQ72.
Hogs Receipts 2l.0Q0. market steady 20
. cents lower: estimated tomorrow. T..
co. Mixed and butchers. G,l6.jg4. good
heavy. 6.i2isH5.jj. rough heavy. 8 2ja6 81
lights, 6-&qb.Lls, piss. 5.iVq6lO; bulk of
sales, s iod6Nls
shccp-Receipts 500. market steady
sheep i-@H6.G, lambs 5.25q1.0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY june -Cattle--Receipts
1900 market steady Native steers, ga
so, native COWS aud heifeTs. 2.D1j =
stoCkcrS and feeders 3.gjnf 80; bulls. , JJl
: Li: calves, 3.pa6 .; western fed steers
3.ljN5 20 western led COWS. 5Dd4oo.
Hogs-Receipts. 500. market steady
Bulk ~ sales 62iisa6 io heavy, casa
10, packers, 6.&pg.&, pigs aud lights
5.feH6.S
shc,p-Receipts 20o: market steady
Muuons. sons q; lambs. s.ea7 20; range
wethers 5.0H5.J, led ewes, s1Jq5G.
OMAHA.
Omaha. June .-Cattle-Rcccipts Loo,
market steady Native steers 4&05.ja
cows and heiierS Edie; western
steers, 3.Jni o., Gamers 2.Wa3.00. stock
ers and feeders, 3eng.6 %, calves. 3.0pa
6. s5. bulls and stays. 2.15d4.j
Hogs-Recelpis. lGgJy; market shade {,
& cents lower Heavy. G.e1saS 3gs, mixed
s 25dS.21i.. lights e.UG5.3l. pigs 5.G0g6 60
bulk Of sales. 6.GH6.N
Sheep Receipts 400. market steady
NcAings jpl6.0o: wethers .f)16 90
owes, i.',G5 %, lambs, 6.cJq66J.
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS, a z.
SO. Temple, Tel 80 Ind. sio.k Bell.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Carisa. goo AZ PA
Grand Central 200 al 3.ib
Sacramento. 1000 AZ H.
Utah. 500 az 90
New YORK. 1000 ~ 2lis.
Wabash 100 a, 100.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Ajax. 500 40 81.
Columbus Con, 600 At 100 100 at
SIS.
Honerine 100 AZ go.
Montgomery Min. 500 AZ A.
Bullfrog Natl Bank. zoo at 60,
Sacramento 1900 az lti3
silver Pick 200 az 80.
Thompson. 100 az &C.
Manhattan Gold King. / 900 at iis.
Nevada Hills 500 al 2 90
silver King 100 at S0.00.
star Con- 1 1000 at iiis, 200 al H.
Uncle sam 500 al ~.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Amt
Regular call ....... $4,000 2Oi2 50
open Board ......4ls5o 1853. 90
Forenoon totals 1880 sis.535. 50
--s-.---
A. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. PIG d. p Walker Block
r r Snow & Co, Stock Brokets
~ Commercial Block, Both Phones is7,
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Today'S Metal Quotations.

Local settling prices ar. reported
nv the American Smelling and Re-
arlng companyi
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New York. June sugar. raw, steady.
Fair refining. gl.-lt. centrifugal 80 asst
9 ii-52. molasscs sugar. HIS
Refned-Firm. Crushed, 80. powder
Cd 80. GRADUATED. 40.
Coffee-stcady. Nc. Rio. "a.
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r r Snow & Co, Stock Brokers
r. Commercial Block. Both Phones 1917,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01
JOSEPH G.. ELLIOT,
Teacher OF Singing
and Piano,
i21 E. l3RB ST.

Established there for the
last u years. The
methods used are simple.
natural and IroSt sue
Cessfui Send for Il cir
cuiar containing names
or some of my profess
Slonal pupils.