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NEARLY A MILLION.
Big Business Done on the Floor of the
Mining Exchange This Month.

over 100000 worth OF mining stocks
sold on the floor OF the local exchange
during the month Of September or. to
be more exact l.6s2.lSO shares were eS-
changed for ss22 ,622 40. This ia a big
gain over the corresponding month OF
a year agO--amounting 10 about $780,
900.
The foregoing indicates the very sat
isfactory condition Of the mining stock
market az the present time. The week
has witnessed considerable activity IN
Tintio stocks. while Park City has
COME In for a fair amount OF attention.
OF the former, there has been A great
deal OF demand for Little Chief, Carisa.
Ajax and Lower Mammoth, while DAILY
Judge, Wabash and Scottish chief OF
the latter camp have found favor.
Todays closing quotations and sales
were:
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. 29-Catile-R Receipts, 900;
market steady. Myes, s.Sa5s0; cows
and hefers 2jdo. p; stockegs and feed
ers. 2b14S, calves. 5.59Gs.26
Hogs Receipts, 700 market cents
higher: estimated Monday. 1900 Mixed
and butchers, 6.&d6.1; good heavy, e.49F
6.5z4. rough heavy. 9.oa6.s) lights. e'sVg
q. i2it: pigs 1895 AZ: bulk of sales, G.2
dG.6
sheep-Receipts 400, market steady.
Shep, Sl0Rj so, yearlings. b.oge.0:
lambs. 42d7.s0
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NEVADA STOCKS.

The closing quotations on Nevada
mining stocks today IN San Francisco
and furnished through James A. Pollock
& Company are as follows;
Belmont. 5.Sisds.OO. Cash Boy, lia
is. Golden Anchor. 66Gss, Home, 25q
e. Jim Butler 1901 s2is: MacNa-
mara, H69. Midway. 2.i5d2.l7ia;
Montana, 2.92hG2.s1h North Star. asa
a.; Ohio. 2id25; Tonopah Extension b&
as: Tonopah Nevada, l7.Shqls. 90;
West End. 2.50d2. 20. Adams. Sd9; At
lanta. 2sG2s: Blue Bull, 1917: Booth,
s. asked: Columbia Mountain. 40gil:
Conqueror, lialS: Diamondheld, S59S7;
Dixie 7dS. Goldheld, 6Sda. Jumbo,
l.s0Gl.s5, Jumbo Extension 43dA:
Kendall, 81 hid Jaguna, HGis; May
Queen. 10 asked. Mohawk, 340l3.5;
Red Top. l.S2i4 asked, Sandstone,
10R72: Silver Pick. S6flss, 81.
Ives. aGa: National Bank, Sass;
Denver. l.55 asked Gold Bar, l.i2h4
lis: Original. l2dii. steinway. SsqSs;
Consolidated Virginia. S0dd Nugget 3;
Ophir. 2.50a2.55 Mexican, e7d6s; Cal
edonia. sedS7. ExcheQuer. IS bid; Nor
cross. 9gds7. Golden Crown, 1916;
ATEAN EflNf NNAHAf AN'f'NNf Nv
Black Butte Extension. td5. Tramp, 20
bid: Goldheld Belmont. IS asked; Mont
geometry Mountain, bi953. Sunset, $50
IL. soepter Sais. Manhattan, loql2
seyler Humphrey. 10 bid, Dexter. $50
81: Granny, lidls; Gold Wedge, 1915
Lone Star. l2dii. Great Bend Extern
sion. i7de0: Great Bend Annex, igdlii
Crescent. i2GlS; Cow Boy, HAS; Den
yer Annex. 2?d25' Bulls and Bears, 81
4 Black Rock. tG5. New York Consol-
dated. 2jd21' Manhattan Consolidated.
s5GSe. IAtile Joe. aus, Mayhower. 6id
SO: Jumping Jack. 55d5s. Red Top Ex-
tension. fdS. Mustang. % asked: Black
Mountain, l6af7; Fraction. s7dss;
Tramp. L.7itdi.s2A: Manhattan COM
hinati0n. 1915. BONANZA, sal. Pine
Nut. 2id22. Black Daisy, idts. In.
dian Camp. 20 bid Eagle, Is bid, Mo-
hawk Extension, 2092l.
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In all the mining camps unprecedeni-
ed prosperity prevails and work is so
plentiful that mine operators continue
to complain Of a scarcity Of labor
Bingham is forging to the front by
leaps and bounds and the great work
of the Utah Copper and Boston Con-
solidated IN preparing 10 supply the
new mills under construction at Gar
field with ore goes steadily forward.
The shelters have managed to put
through the usual tonnage by drawing
on their reserve SUPPLY which was made
necessary on accoun, Of the scarcity Of
cars The Garfield plant ot the AM
erican Smelling & Refining company
is prepared to handle more ore than
was possible last week through the
starting Of the second reyerberatony
furnace.
The coal situation continues unsatis-
factory, but smelling men hope to pull
through without the necessity OF shut
ting down.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Sept. 2a-Cattle-Re Receipts.
81. including 10 southerns; market un-
changed Native live steers, iOat 40;
southern steers, 2J0G3.6D; southern caws,
1.yol2Jo; native cows and heifers' l.lsg
4 20. stockers and feeders, ?GQ4.50. bulls.
2.Wd3 10, calves, S00Qs. q: western
steers. 8. 25d4 IS, western cows. 2.olqS.0.
Hogs-Receipts, 500, market strong TO 5
cents higher. Bulk Of sales, 6.45Q655,
heavy s.Sq6.40, packers, 6S5q5.50; pigs
and lights, 6.&d6Jo.
sheop-Receipts none; market nominal.
Is steady Muttons. i.5gq5.5oi lambs, 90
al range wethers, i.2ae.lbi fed ewes,
a O1dS No.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

St Louis, Sept ie.-Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 8qZ1' hne
mediums. lsa22 fine. ltpl7
LONDON WOOL
London. Sept @-The offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted %
1882 bales Merinos were in active de.
nand. Cross-breds brought out spirited
competition between home and American
buyers. the former took medium and
coarse grades Faulty lambs wool de-
lined 10 per cent below the July price.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal supers,
snow whites and good greasys were frm,
but short greasys sold IN buyers favor
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TODAYS MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept 2e.-Money on !.
call nominal. no loans. Time \
loans dull. 80. and 30 days and !
six months. e4 per cent. !
Close Primer mercantile pa {.
per 81 al per cent; sterling ex- !
change steady with actual bust
mes in bankers bills al is3 25q /.
49, So for demand and at 1870
ai79.50 for 50 day bills. Posted .
rates 4S0,s 4sl and 4s4is COM .
mercial bills, 479h a u.
Bar silver. 6Sh cents.
Mexican dollars. 52is.
Government bonds and railroad
bonds, steady. I
I,
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UTAH DEVELOPMENT.
Ten Cars Of Concentrate Reached To-
% N.rtr, To-Day

The Utah Development company.
which owns the Red Wing mine IN
Markham gulch, Bingham. IL In the
market today with ten car loads Of
concentrate The product came from
the Wall mill. where the ore received
treatment
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CONCENTRATES.

d. c. lacking. general manager OF
the Utah Copper company is at Gar
field today,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick 4
90. were: Crude ore and concen-
trates, $4,000; base bullion. S5S,O0O.
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OMAHA

Omaha, sept -Cattle-Reeeipts, 700,
market unchanged,
Hogs Receipts. 5Gl0, market steady
Heavy, 6le0g3); mixed 60aS.@ lights,
sod6 70: pigs, 5.copi.0.
sheep Receipts. eco. market steady.
" ethers. s.0G5.25 lambs. 5.oDa1 3.
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NOTICE

Reunion Of missionaries ana saints
from Scotland. IN banquet. concert and
bail In the Pioneer stake hall. Fifth
sce;h are Wes; Temple streets. Sstsf-
day. oct. 6. At $50 ?. m. Tickets 50
cents
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BUSINESS NOTES.

A noticeable feature of the week has
been the inclination shown by people 10
hold on 20 their commercial stocks.
Higher prices are looked for, and this
Is particularly true with regards 10
sugar stocks now that large yield OF
the product is assured
Today witnessed the payment OF the
regular quarterly dividend OF ia per
cent on the preferred stock OF the Titan
Sugar company; on Monday the Home
Fire win pay its regular and It's spe-
cial. and the Sugar City Townsite COM
pany will pay its quarterly Of "a per
cent. Nearly everything else in the
list will make the regular quarterly dis
bursements TO stockholders before the
18th. The latest quotations are as fol-
lows:
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Bonds

paying a good rate Of interest on
the investment. cali on US at
rooms 5i2-5ls Templeton Build
ing. at any time after October
LIST. 1906.
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REGULAR CALL

csriss--2.5o0 a. 81; 1000 a. IS.
Lover Mammoth-.o0 AZ "a. 200 az
70
colorado-ir0 81 81
lAtile Chief, 800 al ~. 1900 al
i2H.
yccitish Chief--sao ~ 81. 900 AZ
8. 100 at IA. Lie at :. 1000 al ~.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept 2.--Contnuod small re-
ceipts IN the northwest had strengthen
Ing effect on the wheat market. Decem-
her opened a shade 10 kQ4 higher at
75& 10 75h. sold al 55.zGsA and then
advanced 10 s5hdi5A
The corn market showed moderate firm
ness. December opened unchanged TO
shade higher az Az to iSS1f'x and sold
AZ i3nui3S.
Oats were firm. December opened un-
changed 20 \ higher az Sik 10 54a
Provisions were quiet and steady. Janu-
airy pork was Up 2iidS at 1875 Lard was
unchanged at 1.s2if RIBS were ~ higher
az LIN.
The market closed strong with Deem
Der up Aqe ~ 15h
Corn-The close was steady. December
up y at ieis
Cash :Wheat-No. 2 red 5ii.: No. red,
7sq1sh: No. 3 hard, 73i4d75: no. ] north
ern, gQ9; No. northern, 1915; No. ,
spring has
Corn-No. : and 3. a.
Oats-No 2. 81. No. 3 Seis.
close: Wheat-Dept. 1904, Dec,75S
Corn--Sept. igf, Dee, s3A.
Oais-Sept. e: Dec. 49,
pofk-sep;. 100: Jan. $40
Iard-Scpt,. SIS. Oct. ss2t
Ribs-sepi. $40; Oct. SIN.
Rye-Cash, s3qs5
Rarley-Cash. s7iSGS
TImothy-Sept.. f6.
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BREAD MONEY
FOR SHAREHOLDERS
Twelve Utah Mines Made Distri-
buttons During Month Of
September.
U. S. COMPANY IN LINE.
Con. Mercur and DAILY West Pay Usual
Amounts-Mlning Camps
Prosperous.

The month Of September viii close
with dividend record crowding the
$4,000 mark Altogether y Utah
mines paid out bread money to their
shareholders. two Of them-Consoli-
dated Mercur and DAILY West making
their regular quarterly distributions,
willie the directors Of the United states
Smelling, Refining q Mining company
met IN Boston and posted one OF Ia
per cent, or S7i4 cents share Oh the
flg.S59 shares of issued common stock,
aud amounting to 6,635.5O Tho books
OF the company close today and the
date Of payment is set for october Is,
1ho mines making September distri-
buttons. and the amounts OF each we're:
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GEO. M CANNON COMPANY

We also sell real estate. II
you wish 10 buy a home or to
invest IN business property we
can tell you where and how best
bargains can be had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

The annual shareholder meeting
Of The HON Silver Mining company is
scheduled o. take place on Tuesday
next Allan G. Washington. president
~ tho company, is expected 20 reach
The City in time for the meeting
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BANK STATEMENTs.

New York. Sept. q THE statement o.,
the clearing house hanks for the week
shows that the banks bold sl25i0.s5o more
than th' legal reserve requirements. This
Is an Increase 81 si21ii& a. compared
with last week. The statement follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

Twenty per cent tone p.r,,, T.,
Ole from the effects Of a co,, !, D''
a partial cure 50 often lays n. ~, "a
tlon Of serious disease. una
This danger may be .ye,,.s
"seventy-seyen," Which u.,.. u'''
oush cure while its tonicitv 90 80
.n' system during the attack. ),
guarding any organ prone to s,.... =
seventy-seyen" Is put I'm 3,
Wal Of pleasant pellets tb,, a..
vest pocket. e
Doctors Book nails5 naled
humphreys Homeo. Meas.
Williams and John streets Ne. q. Cd
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ship 2 south. range sss,
T. IL n soinhson 10 Mrs Eliza NJ.
car, quit claim ded q j9i '1A , yet
-" pat A, etc, Wilkes. Birs so'.eG
Z. n. Johnson 10 Mrs Ellzs Men,
qult.elaim deed 10 hsf meat r,tl.l
~ 10y !, block 3, plat A iWS' litss.i
IDA l. Herbst 10 Martha Fti.....
quit-claim deed 10 part ~ -sl
IS, township ! south. rapea -. ....h
Joseph NJ. Tanner o. Or X sNl.
quist qult-claim deed m ,l ,,sila'
l. township ? south. range ' .,n
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IF You Wish to Buy or Sell
Sugar Stocks,
Bank Stocks, or
Commercial Stocks,

In companies having well estsb-
llshed business. or II you wish 10
buy first class
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Yesterdays.

]. L. Goddard 10 James c. Lindsay,
warranty deed to 2isx2ii rods
southwest from 5 rods west Of the
northeast corner OF lot 4. block ~,
plat ID .,.,...ss,s.-ss.ss...sss 1900
Moroni Klmball 10 Parllee Hayes,
warranty deed 20 l2x5 rods north.
west from II rods west OF the
southeast corner Of lot 2, block 2,
5-acre A...ss.... .t.st..t 's's'..'ss't
Rida G. Taylor 10 Parilee Hayes,
warranty deed 10 part OF lot 2
block z 5-acre a .,....,...,.........,
Edwin Winder 10 william c. Win.
der, warranty deed TO the south
half Of lot 10. block g. i0-aore
A ..s...sss.ass.ss s.tst.ssssss.ssst.ssss
Edwin Wlnder 20 William c, Win
der, warranty deed to the north
half Of lot l3 block 30 lo-aore
A ........s .s.ss..,-ts ..ssssssss'ss..s
". q. Butterneld 10 Thomas T.
Greenwood. warranty deed 10 l
acre southwest from section ~.
township south, range east.
Jacob @. Pate 20 Thomas r. Green
wood. warranty deed 10 half inter
est In part Of section 80, town
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Tetro-9Oo at 20; 100 at ?2A.
Victor-6,00O az 81
OPEN BOARD.

Ajax-J00 at 25il.
Carlsa--l 600 at So. 500 at SO. buy
er 80; 1900 at 81. 400 at 3s. 100 at
SO; 100 at 40. buyer 30; 100 at 3s,
buyer 80.
Daily Judge-i25 at 1925.
Columbus Con.--i00 at us; 80 at
L20.
Lower Mammoth-10o at "A. 100 at
IS.
Little Chief-6o0 at IS. 5000 at
1874
May Day., 500 AT H.
New York-500 at 30.
Silver Shield-500 az II.
Silver King--l50 al 230o.
Scottish Chief-s00 at Z; 1900 at
6&.
Tetro-500 at 22h.
Uncle Sam--5Q0 Al 3ais
Victor--l0o at 5is: 1000 al IS.
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DAVIS COUNTY FAIR. LAGOON.
OCT e~a

salt Lake day. plutk Rand. Far, 20
cents. including admission 10 grounds.
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r. ". Snow & &C.. Stock Brokers.
q Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1874
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SUGAR AND cOFFEE.

New York. Sept ss-Suear. raw. steady.
Fair refining. = i-i6: centrifugal, &c test,
fi-is, molasses sugar, SH.
Rehncd-steady. Crushed, $40. powder
"a. SO granulated 500
Coffee-Sieady. No. Rio, 81.
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y NJ. WEST & Co. stock brokers
d. +. Walker Blk. Tel. 1e5; res 35lo-I
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TINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.


The shipments OF ore from the Tin
tic mining district TO the salt Lake val
ley smelies during the week ending
last night were. as follows
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SALT LAKE BANK cLEkRlkes

For the week endlns Sept p,
sgFn.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's.

J. x. Gulf TO Alice Jermain. part
OF lot 8, block d, plat B.....,,.... 80
The s s. Walker Est. 70 Leslie l..
Goddard lots le and II, block
Walkers sub ........,.......,........ 40
y. j. sharp 10 Henry A. Nc
Cornick, part Of lot 5, block g.
plat a .........,..ss's.ss.'s'. $3.50 low
d. j. sharp TO Henry A. McCor-
nick. part Of lot 2. block %, plat 49,.
ID .s.....tsts,s,..,.-. '.s ..'s.s''' AViv'
D. ]. Sharp TO Henry A McCor-
nick part Of lot {, block a.. plat
A .s..s. ss...stss..sss tsss. sssssss.s''s h-'y
Jos. Buloeh TO p. o. Perkins, uus-
te, section 10, township ! south,
range 8 east....,........'....t.. s..,.. kVD
P. o. Perkins trustee. 10 Pinehurst
company, section is, township !
south, range east ACCOMMODATING. 2ac
James Jensen and wife 20 Mary f.
Mortenson, lots q, p g. block 49,
Forest Dale ,......,,............,..... SO
Martha Larsen 10 Title r. Larsen,
part Of LOT ], block H. 5-acte A.. /
Ed. w. Duncan and wife to Domln-
Il Burns. all Of lot Is. part Of lot
10, block 3, Waterloo add,.."... l,soS
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REHABILITATION.

A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2is d. y. Walker Block
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Total. ..Ns0.ssios ,s.islas.l
Inertafs. tsa.ttl.fk

increase, tAss.ltl,so,
The clearlngs for the month
Just closed amounted 10 ils.57i.-
Sis.sS as against sis.sts.iisbs for
the month Of September Of last
year.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-09-08
THE RICE rIARKET.

New York, Sep, 1.-The
demand for the week has been
fully up to, in fact, triAe ahead
of the weekly average, present
and last season. Receipts of
New Crop are. in fair volume,
and mostly sold "to arrive"
leaving no accumulation.
Advices from the South note
but little doing on the Atlantic
Coast-trade awaiting the arrival
of new crop. At New Orleans
there has been active demand,
at full prices, although millers
complain there is little or no
between the high prices
exacted by planters for Rough
and the prices possible for
Cleaned. Receipts are triAe
ahead of last year and sales
largely in excess Of equal period,
confirming the opinion that
stocks in distributors hands
were limited at the opening of
new crop.
In the Observation-Disclosures
Louisiana and Texas-the grow
ne crop is nearing harvest, and
planters attention is being de-
'oted to this important feature.
TaImage, New Orleans, tele-
,raPhs Louisiana Crop Move
nent to date-Receipts, rough,
50, 800 sacks: last year 2,484
ack. Sales, cleaned (est) $780,
IS pockets: last year 9bs63
ockets. Steady, good demand.
Talmage, Charleston, tele-
raPhs Carolina Crop Move
lent to date:- Receipts as I
IL barrels. Sales $3.50 bar +
is. Market quiet. r
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-09-08
TO MAKE FUEL FROM WASTE.

Baton Rouge Sept. 5.-De-
finite plans are being made by
prominent sugar planters OF
Louisiana for establishing dis
tllleries at their refneries for the
manufacture of alcohol from the
crude molasses remaining as a
residuum after the final boiling
OF the sugar, says the Times
Democrat. Many of the most
progressive planters are con-
WINGED that alcohol can be made
one of the great revenue-pro-
ducing by-products of their
sugar houses. Among these
planters are the Leon God
chaux Company, Ltd, and Lee
vert, Burguires & Co.
Jules Godchaux of the Leon
Godchaux Company, Ltd, said
that his company was now COM
pletlng arrangements with an
engineering firm in France
which makes a speciality of the
manufacture of machinery for
distllling, and also with distin-
gulshed chemists of that coun-
Try as to the most modern met
lods of producing alcohol from
rude molasses. The subject
vas being studied with great
are by those having charge OF
he matter for the Godchaux
plantations, and it was probable
hat the distillery would be
eady for operation within the
Iext six months, and it would
urely be ready before the be-
inning of the grinding serson
+ 1907. The plant would be
ocated on the Reserve or the
,aceland plantation. Mr.. God !
haux said he felt convinced
lat the manufacture of alcohol ,
'om final molasses, or "black I
rap, would develop into one :
the great industries of Louis ;
ma. Until a few years ago =
lis molasses was a drug on the :
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-09-08
MEXICANS SEIZE SMACK

Galveston, Texas, Sept. g.
The Gulf Fisheries smack
Aloha, which put into Areas
Rect, 1870 miles off Mexico, in
Campeche Gulf, from rough
weather, has been seized by a
Mexican gumboat. A cable
says that the smack
I'D one-hsGf@ ofnef cafpz iiuuaul
Seen confscated, and that the
crew of fourteen men have been
imprisoned for violation of the
fishing treaty rights. This
makes the third vessel which
this Company has lost by Mex
lean seizure, the two others
having been sold with their car
goes.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-09-08
WINNERS OF CONTEST.

Miss Eugene Lacour. 80. $3.50
Miss Lizzie Besson. 2S,4OO
Miss Clara Fisher. 1880
The contest for the free trips
offered by the ENTERPRISE
LEADER has ended, and the
most popular young ladies of
the city have been selected by
the people, and it must be SAID
that the verdict of the people
has met with the greatest salts
faction on all sides. One thing
certain three more beautiful and
deserving young LADIES could
not have been selected and New
Iberia may we'll take pride in
her representatives when they
start out on their travels.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-09-08
FOUR HURT AT FIRE.

Fire at half past two o'clock this
morning destroyed three houses
at No. GIT, GIG aud Cpl st. Peter
street occupied by Mr.. Thomas
Norwood, Joe COmeaux and Mrs.
Annie johnson. 1t started in some
unknown manner on the outside
OF the house occupied 10y Comeaux
and all three houses were ablaze
before the department was notified
Of the blaze. Fire Co. No. | had
the first stream on the fire and No.
Z was the one that was left to guard
the ruins.
-Four of the members of No. |
were severely hurt by falling
bricks from a chimney. Willie
Martins head was badly cut, Mr..
Louis Pfster was also hurt on
the head and Messrs. Cleveland
Dupuy and B. Miguez were also
bruised and cut.
Little of the furniture of any of
the occupants of the burned dwell
lngs was saved and the johnson
family escaped in their night
clothes. The insurance was small. |
This was the first fire Of cnnse-
luence that Chief Mestayer has had |
since he has been at the head of
The department. He was early on
he spot having been awake when
he alarm was sounded. 1t was
urned in from distance by Police
officer Stafford who saw the blaze |
rom upper Main Street, mile
away. The origin is unknown,
md it is stated that there was
10 lamp or fire in the house
where the blaze started.