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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-15
ED DRAKE WANTED.
He Expressed u Dog TO Salt Lake
An Awful Sequel.

III any person has found a stray, de-
jected looking pointer, he IL requested
to return II to Roy Adamson of the
local agency OF the Rock Island, At
tached to this dog Is a tale:
1t appears that District Passenger
Agent Ed Drake yesterday sent his dog
from Ogden by express Late In the
afternoon an indignant expressman
called at the office and insisted that
someone go down TO the, depot and get
the dog Finally the Choice fell upon
Adamson, yho went forth blithely to
his doom. When he arrived at the bag
gage room he found the animal In pos
session of the place and doing Its best
to worry valse to pieces. He brought
the canine uptown, and as 1t was late
concluded to put him IN safe place
for the night, 40 he tied him up Sc
curely in the office. The Masons aa-
sembled In the lodge room above, how
ever, objected on account of the racket
made, and when Adamson made his
last call they lodged a complaint. It
was then that the young man conceiVet
the bright idea OF shutting the dog up
in Mr.. Oglesby's private office.
This morning the first man down TO
the office was nearly knocked off his
legs as he opened the door, by the dog.
when he rushed out. Subsequent In
vestigation revealed that the animal
must have INDUCED in a circus during
the dark hours. BY way of a prelim-
mary, the captive chewed himself loose
from the retaining cord and then in
vestigated a feasible route for depart
ure. Apparently he prospected with
thoroughness. After having scattered
the waste paper basket to the four
points of tae compass and scratched
all the paint Off the door he appar-
emily had made strenuous attempts to
jump over the partition, From the
chair to the top OF the handsome desk
was easy with good claw hold. From
this point Of vantage he wiped the pic
lures off the walls, and finally made
the top OF the partition from whence
he scrambled to the,foor. Then It was
that he really began to get in his fine
work.
The wreckage that met the eye this
morning was appalling. His dogship had
tried to leave via the cellar route, and
during the process had ripped severs
yards Of carpet. Then he got all tied
up I'm a ball Of string and chewed every
available window shade IN reach, dur
ing the process he knocked down every
picture in the windows. Then he took
a whirl at the cuspidors, plowed deep
burrows In the oak desks and furniture
and mauled the tariff sheets all over
the floor.
The Office force Is now awaiting the
return OF Mr.. Drake, In the meantime
the dog Is at large. homeless and with
out a friend In the world,
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PRICES INCLINED
To GO DOWNWARD
Tendency Was Not Violently SO,
Dealings Being Small and
Narrow.
SPEClALTIES WERE RAl0ED.
Wholesale Liquidation OF Certain
Stocks Gave lndcrcurrent of
Weakness.

New York, March l5.--The trend Of the
opening prices IN the market today was
towards lower level, although not very
decidedly so, Dealings were small and
generally narrow. The principal declines
were Anaconda "a, Locomotive National
Lead ana Northern Pacific about point
and Amalgamated Copper -. Opening
losses were recovered but the market
became highly Irregular The free sell
Ing of Peoples Gas caused some concern,
Louisville * Nashville was again favored
by the bulls and got up ? points. The
rise In this stock encouraged some buy
Ing Of other railroad stocks but the
professionals made raid On some OF the
speciaiues. Peoples Gas yielded 2lR, Lead
2, Consolidated Gas ia, and Reading and
smelling !.
The general market was stagnant but
the public utilities made large additional
declines, Chicago Union Traction pre-
felred losing .. There were some rallies
In the weak stocks before noon,
Bonds were steady,
The new wholesale liquidation In GER
tain stocks gave an undei current OF weak
ness 10 the entire group OF specialtles,
Most OF the better known railroad stocks,
however, showed no weakness and South
ern railway gained nearly point
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The tank shop in the sou,hor,
nc yards AT Ogden Is minus he srnS T.
stack since the wind storm. " ''noks
Car Service Agent Brewer ~ ,to
gon short Line has returned ' IRE UFs'
trip to Green River and Poca,e, Gm
Eastbound trains over the sbo,.
and Southern Pacific are ali rano S,ns
fve hours more or less late on oc yS',ea
OF the storm. "'Vouht
Thomas Scott, gang foreman a, n.
den for the Union Pacific ana e. os'
Line. has been promoted to roadr .sv,t
at Kearney, Neb. a''er
The passenger department ., ~.
Denver Northwestern & Pacific ~,
Monat ROAD, has Issued a revised sSi'
ton OF their interesting and srt, ,ul,
folder II contains n map showins ny
route Of the road into this city wy NY
Provo canyon. VIA
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NEVADA STOCKS.

James a. Pollock e. Co. furnish to-
day the following San Francisco min
Ing stock quotations.:
Ton. Belmont 6,OO6s. 37tk; Cash
Boy l9@2l; Golden Anchor. l.3Oa
lbs: Home Tonopah, ?2a25 Jim But
Ter, !. 500 s2Is MacNamara. 77@7s:
Ton. Midway 2.62R@2.574. Montana
70" 050 '.07ie North Star. 6ld62;
Tonopah Ext'n. offered. 80: ohio
lonopah, iaG50, Tonopah Conn,
is. O0ml9.00; West End, 2.s0a2.sO;
Adams i0Mil; Atlanta. 20d92: Blue
Bell l0N1l; Booth, 26m27; Columbia
Min, 2ia2 Conqueror. 19n21: Dla-
mondiield. 4ST49; Dixie, 1911: Gold
field, 6iW So; Jumbo l,60M1.52b;
Jumbo Extn, 23G24. Kendall, s7GsO
Laguna l6dls; May Queen. 33a35;
Mohawk 50d52; Red Top. i.92h 40
LBS; Sandstone, 14Od1.45, silver
Pick. 26q26; st. Ives, 32n33 National
Bank, 3Sm39, Denver, 1.45dl.50:
Eclipse e2a9S; Gold Bar. / 4Oai.5O,
Orig. Bullfrog 22a24; Stelnway, 42d
A Montgomery Min, 49u5O; Great
Bend, 7in IS; Tramp, S9d1.00; Con.
Virginia, l.2501.3O: Ophir. 5.5Oa
seer; Caledonia 42a44. Mexican,
i,256l.3 80; Exchequer, 5sd6i; Nor
cross, .3bm1 40.
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CLAIMING AT BUTTE.
Mining Expert Has Not Concluded ES-
animation OF Amazon

The development IN progress at the
Amazon or Brundy property south "
the entrance 10 Columbia gardens,
Butte says the Anaconda Standard. Is
getting the water pretty well down In
the old shaft on the Altoona That sec.
ton Of the district is wet an this season
Of the year, but the company Il well
equipped for the work It Is undertaking
and will soon see the bottom ~ the
hole. As soon as the water Is out J.
Parke Claiming, expert Tor Adolnh
Lew isohn. who holds the lease sd bond
on the group, will return from Utah and
make an examination OF the lower
workings with view Of determining a
future course ~ operations The Old
shaft vas sunk by Stlnllaus HIrbour
about 10 wears ago and Is said 20 be IN
fairly good condition now, At the ttnN
the work was done Mr. Hrbour was
usine his own money and found the OK
penSe so great that when the opening
reached 2 depth ~ between S00 and 900
feet he abandoned the Job
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets today are devoid "
special features. except that there IL
no California cabbage to be had. and
wont be for perhaps week, owing Ia
its being just between the last and the
next crop IN southern California. and
the cabbages from the northern part OF
the state are too large and coarse 70
handle proitably in this market. Tn.
northern cabbage weighs from s to IS
pounds per head The usual consisn-
ments of oranges and bananas, and
small vegetables are being received In
a short time. a fine run OF small veg
etabes will begin arriving from Mo.
apa, New. Poultry continues scarc-.
although the eastern article is stil ar
irving The prices obtaining today are
given below
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STUDYING MILL METHODS.
Henry VI. Atkinson l. In Park City for
That Purpose.

For the purpose of studying the mill
ing methods being employed In Park
city. Henry VI. Atkinson departed for
that camp this morning.
Mr. Atkinson is manager OF the New
England Gold Il Copper companys
mine at Bingham, in which a number OF
Boston capitalists are extensively in.
terested, including Il. T. Abercrombie,
who Is managing director.
Since the association of the latter
with the New England II has been de-
cided to carry on a much more extern
sive mining campaign than has been
the case heretofore, and the fact that
Mr. Atkinson ls making an inspection
OF other mills would go to indicate thai
1t is the intention OF the New England
to expand In the direction of providing
greater milling facilities as well as 10
operate the mine on a more elaborate
scale.
The order for a new air COMPRESSOR
rs about to be placed as we'll as tho
contract for the erection of a NOR,
commodious boarding house.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago March 1.-THE wheat market
opened firm here today on active de.
mand from shorts, on firm cables and re-
ports Of decreased receipts In the north
west May wheat opened = higher at 71a.
and sold up to I1iaMliss,
Minnea polls Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of 2j6 cars against Sls a
year ago.
The corn market was Arm. May opened
Is higher at 43ls and advanced TO iSL
The shorts and commission houses we're
active buyers Of oats, May opened "A
shade TO isnh UP at &asd29i2 and adj
yanccd to 29iad29s.
The provisions market was steady, but
exceedingly quiet Live hogs were steady,
May lard opened unchanged at $50: ribs
were shade lower at s 80 and pork was
a shade lower, at l5.67ia
CASH Corn, No. 2 i2h6t42ia; No. ?, AIS
oats-No. . 2s,sd29a. No. 3. 2sl. a2sa.
Wheat-No 2 red, sliadS2is; No 3 red.
79iiaSOia; No 2 hard, 7siamis No. hard,
72i4a77, No. northern, ,7itQs0; No Z
NORTHERN, 16iga79; No. spring 72nfs
The close was strong with May up ATN
at iIAni1ls.
Corn-The close was strong with May
Nah higher at i3isd1ia.
Close Wheat-May 77Ad77A; July, IA.
Coirn-Mey 48sapia: July. isSa43s.
Oats-May. 27s July, 2rs
Pork-May, Is s2l,; July. i677ls.
Gard-May 7,5h7s7l,. July, 7'g7h.
Rlbs-May, 80, July Z. 42A
Rye--Cash. 60Ie2
Flax-Cash. northwestern, Icy.
Timothy.-March 3.l5.
Clovcr-Cash 1885
Barlcy--Cash, S1d52
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco. March i4-Wheat--
Steady. May l,25ig Dec, I 2fs.
Barley-Stesdy. May. l.2o,s Dec. a5n
NEW YORK.
New York. March l5.--Sugar, raw.
strong Fair refining 3; centrifugal a5
test 3isq3 l1-S2 molasses sugar, pa.
Refned-Firm Cru he'd. $50, powdered,
40; graduated 40. 4
Coffee-Steady. No Z Rio, 81
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

q. w. l1mbOufnc,se secretary treasurer ot
the Duly-Judge company; G.. q. Elling
wood general manager Of the Western
Exploration company. H. II. Green. az
sistant sancral manager OF the Bling
ham Consolidated. j. H. Darmcr, gem
eral manager Of the May Day, and
many others Of prominence IN the min
ing circles OF the state
The smelling companies are repre-
senlcd hy Attorneys Dickson. Ellis &
Ellis John \ Street and Waldemlr
Van Cote while Judge William H. King
and Joseph H. RnwlinS are looking att
or the interests Of the farmers.
The emeltiug companies undertook TO
show by the witnesses placed ON tha
stand yesterday that large percentage
OF The population OF The state II de-
pendent on the operation OF Che mines
aud smeIters for livelihood and il was
pointed out that II the shelters We're
compelled TO shut down. the mines
would also be forced out Of commission
In addition 90 bringing out much infor-
nation az to the nlmher of men emu
pl0Ned In the mines wages paid, num-
her of people directly benefited by mine
operation. cost of supplies, where they
were purchased, etc. was brought ont
II was also shown that about four per-
sons are dependent on every one em-
ployed In the mines II viii probably
take several weeks 10 conclude the taxi
Ing Of testimony after which the mas.
ter IN chancery must make IN his hn1-
ngs and report the same to Judge Mar
shall OF the federal court This will
take several weeks more perhaps
months
The smelling companies believe a
precedence has been established which
would tend IN their favor In tho Cali
fornla case OF the United States vs.
Mountain Copper company in which
of valuable timber by smelter fumes,
also IN the cases Of the Deer Lodge val
Icy, Montana farmers against the min
ing and smelling companies of Butte
aud Andonda
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COPPER BAR COMPANY.
Formed at Ogden To Operate Near
Brigham City

Manager Il. W Foster of The SEWER
Consolidated Mining company left the
city for the Gold Mountain district this
morning for the purpose OF starting the
company's mill and power plants on
their regular run
The equipment was tried out not long
ago and when Mr. Foster came up from
camp few days ago everything was in
shape for the initial start which Is
scheduled for tomorrow.
The Copper Bar Mining company is
the name of a new corporation that has
Just been launched in Ogden, to operate
"a group Of IL lode mining claims near
Brigham city. There are 100000 shares
in the company, one half of which have
been left in the treasury to be sold for
development purposes. Among the par
ties mentioned as incorporators are w.
g. Wilson and W. d. Piper of Ogden
an NJ. Benson OF Brigham City The
property viii be developed by q tunnel.
which has been started and which
shows a four-foot body of copper ore.
two OF which carry high grade values.
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LOWERING CHARGES.
Method Used In British Columbia May
BE Adopted by \. :. a X. Go.

At the conclusion OF the meeting Of
the executive committee of the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining company in
Denver last week, President Daniel
Guggeuheim announced that new pro-
cesses We're to be introduced in Colo.
RADIO and Utah which would so cheaper
the cost of smelling that many mines
containing vast bodies of low grade
ores, worthless under present condi-
lions, can be operated protitabS.
Just what these new processes are,
was not stated by Mr., Guggenheim
during his late visit to this city, but
II has been lntimated that the Hunt
ington-Heberlein method will be EN-
ployed This process Is I'm use IN the
British Columbia shelters and has
proved a success there.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Daly-Judgc and DAILY Among the Ac-
tive Park City Stocks,

The forenoon sales of the Mining
Exchange amounted to the transfer of
23,1s5 shares for which was paid out
the sum Of S9,if2.S7 There was some
demand for Daly-Judge and sales Of
this Park City stock We're noted at
sl0.75 and 5000 lot of DAILY went
at s1.t5. while Uncle Sam sold down
20 40la cents. Tetro opened at l6
cents. closing slightly lower The de-
mand for May Day slackened. which
was followed by display OF weak
ness. South Columbus was on the ac-
tive list and the transfer Of 1850
shares at 10 cents was noted.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
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RATES ON BURIINoro,

p, lne passenger department .,
nuriinston Is out with an anno, Inc
n na OF summer excursion rates w H,.
v w,Ii So otah and the coast. The ~ not so,'
T M,ii DC - one fare plus 50 cents p w,.,
onues o' sale June to Sept "A with
v v,iii h ma limit Oct. 81 sto nv m
WI WI pc DC allowed In both dlrect GlpuVer,
mith Veyo ~ Denver and other poin,s a.
,,dsa ~ days IN each directioss'
. arne,s 20 utah; Equally good rst S. on
annouheed to California points ,s are
turn during the summer '''"'S and re-.
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TO sTRAIeHTEN CURVES
o. Il. & n. WIN Spend 100000 on
Much Needed improvements.

Portland March Isl, p. O'Brien.
general manager Of the Hartman lines
In the Pacific Northwest, has been adj
vised that the expenditure Of $500 900
has been authorized by the toard of
directors Of the o. r, & ~. FOR The
Strengthening of curves and the practi-
cal rebuilding OF the line from Trout
dale 20 Bonneville Or. II rs expected
10 complete tho work late next fall.
The road to be improved runs through
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GREAT WESTERN STRIKE.
Property Near Pocatello win Soon Re-
port With Shipment.

Special Correspondence
Logan, March 15.--L S. Carbon
returned from Pocatello yesterday. He
brings a very flattering report from the
Great Western mine in which many
Logan people are interested A large
body Of valuable or" has been uncovered
and shipmnts will be made as soon as
the snow goes off so that a road can
be opened 10 the mine.
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THE TRIPLE LINK.
New Company Formed to Operate in
american Fork CANON.

Articles OF incorporation Of the Trip
pie Link Mining & Milling company
have been filed with the county clerk OF
Utah county The principal Office Of the
company is IN Provo. The capital stock
Is $4,000 in shares Of the par value Of
20 cents each based on the valuation Of
the following mining claims owned by
the company and situated IN an un-
organized district near the south fork In
American Fork canyon l.. j. Miner
Nos. and 2, and Bull Frog Nos. and
g. The officers and directors are; Louis
j. Miner, president; Thomas l.. VIM
cent, vice president, Samuel G. Ray.
secretary and treasurer, John Westphll
and Ellnor Il. Corfman,
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UNITED STATES DIVIDEND.
One VIII be Paid In April Amounting
To SB58,25O.

rectors Of the United states Smelling,
Refining and Mining company posted
dividend of ~ per cent, or SIN cents
a share on the preferred stock Of that
corporation. The books of the COM
pany close on April 2 and open on
April 20. Date of payment, April is.
The amount Of the dividend Is $685.
gbO
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CONDEMNATION SUIT

The Western Pacific Railway COM
pany today filed suit In the district
court against the oregon Short Lima
Railroad company to condemn n right
of-way across part Of lots 7 and S
block "a. plat c. Salt Lake City survey
The property involved is located be-
tween South Temple and First South
streets and between Tenth and Elet-
enth West streets. and the Short Lir-
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me heart OF the Cascade mour,.,.
klNes access TO some Of the arhs ami
cry IN the world. II IL estln,"eN sceh.
when me line IL rebuilt c,irv~.l that
eating 1000 degrees viii bs s,, s assrs.
ana while the grades on The ..nriinatod.
rack are not difficult now esa,ssteh oi
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BOUGHT NEVADA PROPERTY

Fallon, New, March l5.-The property
Of the Eagles Nest Mining company.
including three of the most promising
claims at Fairvew, was purchased
yesterday by William II. Dale. Ben d.
Luce, John T. Hodson and f.. r. Mead,
all Of Salt Lake city. The price paid
was SOS. 900
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THE SMOKE CASES
Mining and smelling Men Testify BE-
fore Master In Chanccry.

Considerable interest tvas created yes
terday IN the smeltor smoke cases now
being heard by Master In Chancery
Samuel II. Lewis The smelling com
panies involved opened their side Of the
case. and among the witnesses called
were Lafayette Hnnchett OF tho Roston
Consolidated and Newhouse companies;
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CURED CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. b. W Evans. Clearwater, Kan.
writes. My husband lay sick for three
months The doctors said he had quick
consumption We procured bottle OF
Balards Horehound Syrup. and II cured
him. That was six years ago and since
then We have always kept a bottle In the
house. We cannot do without It. For
coughs and colds II has no equal" Csc. l0c
and 500. Sold by z. {. VI. l. Drug Dept
il2 ard IA South Main Street h
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March l5--Ca ttle--Receipts D.
O60 market steady Beeves, 3.y)nb 40
stockers and feeders, 27Oa4.15 cows and
heifers, l6ed6 u; Texans, 3.65h4.i5.
liOgs-ReCepts. 1870, market weak;
estimated tomorrow, 1900 Mixed and
butchers, b,!Yg6,25; good heavy 6.l5u
6.21ls, rough heavy, 5s0l6 .oo lights, 5.0
n6.l,ia. pigs 5,.5Go.l0 bulk Of sales 5.l5Gi
go
sheep-Receipts, 1900; market slow and
weak, Sheep, 3i5a600; lambs, ib0n6.sS.
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REGuLAR GAIL SAFES.


DAILY, 100 &C Ills.
Daly-Judge, 100 at 1890: 1875 at 1880
tower Mammoth, 5000 at 30, 500 at
$685..
South Swansea 1000 at g.
Uncle Sam, l150 at Al, 200 at ill4. 100
at 40ia
Beck Tunnel. 100 at 1874 100 at 49,
Tetro, 1000 at l6, 500 al ISL 1000 at
1874
Yankee 1900 at 80.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Copper Glance, 900 at 10.
Columbus Con, $50 AT 625
Daly-Judge. 10 at 1914.
lower Mammoth, 300 at 30; 500 az
30I4, 200 at 20
May Day 1000 at 2th 1000 Mt u.
buyer 50; 1000 AZ 24ia seller 50.
Man. G. King 1000 At IL. 900 at l2is
buyer 50, l0oo AZ IL. buyer so
South Columbus. 1900 al 10
Yankee Con, 200 at 80.
New York, 900 al 1855
REHABILITATION
Shares Value.
Regular call ,,,,,,,,,...1272 tb549.ST
Open board ,...,,...-.l0,46 $50 $4,000
Forenoon totals .,,u.2S.1s5 tA72s7
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LIVERPOOL, GRAIN

Liverpool. March 75.-Close wheat
March. e.. 6i.d May, S. sad July. IS
sad. Weather overcast
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WILL BUY NEW ROLLING sro,,.

or ST. la raul, March l5.--rhe Great Nor,,
srn WI spend more than $1,000 MIRA oo ~
u re,sh' ana passenger equlbment" ,b lf
sesr, New retrlserator cars for MI, VIZ
ana fruits viii also be purchaser "eat
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WOOL.


ST Louis, March l5.--Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 220g9 fine
mediums 2lG25 fine, lsd2l.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City March, l5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. A,0O0, market steady to strong
Native steers, i00d60o; native cows and
hoifers. 2,2JG5.2j; stockers and feeders.
2i504jO. bulls. 29Oft4.25; calves. 309n
G.i5, western fed steers, 3.iinj.50; western
fed cows, 2 7jH4.Jo
Hogs Receipts 1000; market : TO IA
cents lower Bulk Of sales, 6.00as 10;
heavy 6l2lga620, packers, d.l0no.Eig
pigs and lights. 5,i0p6.l0
Sheep Receipts. 5000, market strong
Muttons, l.J006.g0: lambs, 5,15dG,l5 range
wcthgIs, i.600G,lo. fed cows, 4.25n5,35,
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. H6 q, F. Walker Block.
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS.

A E. So. Temple. Tel 80 Ind, slO-k
Ypli
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J. oeERNDoRFER
Stock Broker
Tel Bell ia ISL q. Main st
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Forenoon totals .......2slss ia.Al?s7
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-28

DENIED TEMPORARY
f.. AFFIDAVITS oFDIt
THADD PARKER B. l.. SUSTAINED THE CITYS
ON EVERY MATERIAL QUESTION RAISED BY THE PETITION
Err, COUNSEL y. WHEELER MADE
THE MOST COMPLETE SUPPORTED BY HIS GENERAL
knowledge COUNSEL
MAEABIE ARGUMENT FOR DEMURRER SHOWING THAT HE
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\ MASTERIY GRASP OF THE
ORAL DECISION SUSTAINING THE DEMURRER
RECTTED WITHOUT SEVERAL PRESENTATIONS
COUNSEL CITY. SAID THAT
QUESTION ELECTION, HE
BEEN GIVEN QUESTION, WHICH WAS
OTHER POINT DECISION QUESTION WHETHER AN
SPECIALLY
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PRESENTED
INTEREST