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The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
Rabbits Barking Trees.

Word comes from the Surface Creek
country that rabbits have started their
annual raid on young fruit trees. Clar-
ence Smith had force at work placing
screen wire protectors around the trunk
of his young trees on the Cedar Mesa
ranch last week. J. N. Bailey, who
took possession of the Nelson place
near Austin last week, also reports
damage from the rabbit raid. We pre-
sume others are having the same trou-
BILE. Poison is an effective way to get
rid of these pests. 1t has been tried
successfully in the east.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
Garnet Mesa.

Mr. E. M. Davis arrived in Delta a
week ago Thursday from La Due, Mo-. ..
and is visiting at the home of his
nephew, Mr.. c. A. Davis.
The picking of Elberta peaches be-
gins in full earnest about the last of
the week.
Work on Ruby Neff's new brick
house which is in course of construction
is progressing rapidly. 1t is to be made
of Delta pressed brick and will be a
nice addition to the community, when
finished.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
acclamation.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

slhlE ftAl NoS
This completed the list of nomina-
tions ior county officers and the conven-
ton proceeded with the transaction of
other business. A. B. Meade. of Pao-
mia and E. F. Hubbard, of Eckert were
elected members of the state central
committee.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Milton Spencer. of Paonia. George
Stephan, of Delta and E j. Mathews,
Of Psonia were presented as respective
candidates for chairman of the county
centra! committee. Mr.. Spencer re-
quested the withdrawal OF his name.
M Mathews endeavored to withdraw
in favor Of Mr.. Stephan. but those pre-
senting him would not consent. Mr..
Mathews was elected on the first ballot
and Immediately named Mr.. Stephan to
be his own successor as secretary.
A motion prevailed that the county
central committee consist of two mem
bers from each precinct. Delegates
then got together and selected the fol-
lowing to represent the different pre-
-.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14

Under the present administra-
ton Of state affairs Colorado is
enjoying the greatest era of
prosperity in its history. Its
people are making money, there
is work at high wages for every
one and we hardly think the in
telligent voters Of the state will
take any chances Of changing
the present satisfactory condition
of affairs by turning the reins of
government over to disturber
Patterson and those who do his
bidding.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
Sale OF Timber.

MashinR'on. u e, August 81. ipG. Scaled
pa, nlh, mnrk"i outside, Md. Timber sale AppiCn-
l"h august - iNs'. tnc"mralgrr. and nd
drrs-c'i to the Forester Forrest service Washing
nh, - 4. VIII bc received up To aud Including
W" hlt'nti dny nf October. inDS. for all the
cilh"hic d'nh timber. aud all the live timbcr
n'ntkch inr cutting 10y the forest officers. on
R,ln'.l AREA 81 about sixty t1o) arrr., located
SEC. ~. 7 u Mr.. ~ W. N NJ r. NJ TncnmIahgrc
fon~t itc-crvc, Colorado; estimated to be G1Oo
''Nt u NJ lng scale more or Less, of Fnplcmnnn
spruce ana bnltan. No bid OF less thnn 81. 80 pcr
~: i"ct Is ". will he considered aud deposit OF
@ must accompany each bid. Timber upon
Sahh claim exempted from sale For further
Interruption and regulations governing sales nd-
Colorado.
-, \. X. CHIrTENDEN,
'E-'t. Acting Forcstcr.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
Notice OF Adjustment Day.
E-thi" OF G"orI" u. Iam.nn. Deceased
ioots delivered free to all part, II the City.
Give US a trial DELTA. COLO
Al Delta. In the STATE oi Colombo At the
clo~s Of Ofbu,!n.ss. S,p,- Z. 100

E-thi" "f G""rg" H. lAm.nn. Deceased.
IN" und"rlgnc'l. having been appointed AL
mihistrntnt Of tn" '~tai" of ,.CorIn " Iamsnn,
Ihi" of th" Comfy ~ bclt, in tho state "f Colo
rnh"' deceased. hereby gives notice that he will
hpisSir Ei"t, The County Court ~ Saih Delta
county. nj the tourt IIousr in DcIta in snid
r"uniy on Monday. the iitb day of October A.
J., i"b Mt th" hour Of 10 o clock \ " Of said
"hJ, AT which time all T-'rson- having claims
hghin.t said .-thic nrr notified and requested Ia
attend ior tn" purpo-c nf having the same al
Jn~t-i. Al parsons inirbtisl to said cst,t"
requested to make Immediate Payment to tho
undersigned.
Dated al Delta, Colorado. this 18th day Of Sop.
tcnbcr, A. u. rsB
Mll.LAltb fAIRI.AMB. Administrator
~ the estate "fGcor.- II. Lam-on. Deceased.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
The DELTA INDEPENDENT is

The DELTA INDEPENDENT is
being much improved under its
new manageme t. The amount
of reading matt r is being in
creased and its rIitor states that
the general e. iipment is also
being enlarged. 1t gives this
paper much pleasure to note that
both the Delta papers are i'm
proving under the stimulus of
new men at the helm, and it
Seems just the time to say that
Delta is large enough to give
splendid support t. two papers.
This has not been done in the
past and we await with anxiety
to see if enterprise on the part
of our co1te npora" IS will be ap-
preciated. -Paonia Newspaper.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14

Delta County WI present the
name of Millard Fa. lamb to the
judicial convention of the 7:h
d strict, which meets at Montrose
the 10th, as a candidate for dis
trict judge. Mr.. Fairlamb is one
of the leading lawyers Of Delta
county, and has practiced law
twelve years in Delta. He is a
graduate Of Cornell Gowa) Col
lege, class Of 1892. He is the
present city attorney, having
been elected last spring which
was the Fl st time he ever ran for
Office. 1t is the concensus Of
opinion among Delta county at
tOrnevs that he would make an
ideal judge and they hope to Sc
cure his nomination. Mr.. Fair
lamb is hard worker and a con-
slant student; he goes to the
bottom Of things. His personal
character is Of the very highest
and in every way he is a strong
man for the place.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
For Sale at a Bargain.

In North Delta, three acres; two
acres in orchard. 1000 boxes fruit this
year. Good Broom house, good well,
and out-buildings. Also a five-room
house two Lblocks from Farmers &
Merchants Bank. Call on
l. G. KEPLER,
North Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
.LCor,!nua.! from rage ] !

fCOn-luus-! from Iags
promptly and with en- phasis. Mr.. Gibbs
was called and responded by thanking
the convention for its approval Of his
administration,
CLERK A$D RECORDER.
]. ". Finn Of Hotchkiss, presented
the name Of E 5. Butcher, of Hotch-
kiss. for clerk and recorder. He stated
that Mr.. Butcher stood high in his
home community and wherever known,
was well qualified to perform the duties
Of the Office, vote gett and hustler
The nomination was numerously sec
onded. r. w. Curtis moved suspen-
sion Of the rules and that Mr.. Butcher
be declared the UNANIMOUS choice of the
convention. Carried.
COUNTY TREASURER.
A. B. Mead presented the name of J.
w. Beezley for county treasurer, stat
ing that he was Paonia's best and
could and would be elected. The nomi-
nation was seconded by chairmen of
the different precinct delegations and
Mr.. Kernohan moved a suspension Of
the rules and that the nomination be
unanimous. Carried.
COUNTY Assessor.
James Young presented the name of
Henry Teachout of Eckert. MIR. Teach
out proved the unanimous choice of the
convention and his nomination was BY
acclamation.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
When Chairman Curtis called for
nominations for county surveyor a
broad grin involuntarily spread over the
face of every delegate, occasioned by
the fact that Mr.. Curtis himself has
held this Office as far back as the men,
ory OF the oldest inhabitant will stretch
W. o. Wilmot claimed the attention of
the chair AMI stated that according to
the custom Of al past republican con-
ventions that he had any knowledge of
it Was Up 70 JJhn A. Curtis for survey
or N. D. Vincent arose to suggest
that the ''leas :" of Mr.. Curtis be ex-
tended. Mr.. B .xter headed of the
possibility Of any further nominations
by Offering the Usual motion that the
secretary be instructed, etc. Surveyor
Curtis remarked that he was becoming
accustomed TO beng treated that way
and he supposed there was no use to
offer objections, amid the laughter of
the delegates.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
DR. Frothingham, in brief but telling
address nominated Miss Cornelia John
son of Cedaredge for county superin-
tendent. He told the convention of the
qualifications of Miss johnson,
of her splendid success as an instructor
and of her unexceilcd womanly charac-
ter. Miss New. on behalf of the lady
delegates. second d the nomination of
Miss johnson. Tie rules were sus-
pended and the nom nation was rendered
to Miss johnson by unanimous vote.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The nomination for county commits
sioner brought forth the first contest,
but it was thoroughly good natu red.
II. II. Wolbert presented the name of
George C. Wilson of Delta. George
Deter was nominated by DR.. Frothing-
ham and E. NJ. Gets by w. o. Step
hens. the first and only ballot resulted
in the nomination of Wilson, which was
made unanimous by vote of the entire
CORONER.
DR.. Houts was named for coroner by
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
Advertised Letter Lin.

Letters remaining uncallcd for in the
postoffice at Delta, Colo., for the week
ending Sept. IA, 1905.
=. u. boien. John Downcr.
MISS Jean Harris, Miss Della Holybeo,
FRED ". johnson. Floyd Malaby.
SoiVatore More. J. Smith
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14

Every man nominated at Mon
days convention should and will
be elected. Why? For the good
and sufficient reason that the
republican party has a clear ma
jority in Delta county.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
Free OfIre!

Notice my free offering in store win
dow, one door south Of Edmonds Jewelry
Store. Then walk in and inspect my
Fall Stock of Millinery, Ladies Fur
nlshings and Notions.
1892 MRS. MARY E. ROBIN SON.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14

With 50 good a ticket, perfect
harmony and no axes to grind
the republican party will make a
clean sweep in the county this
fall
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14

Dan Doughty says he can stand
defeat if it must come, but he
does not relish the thought of
being Butchered.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
Notice for Publication.
PREPAYMENT or THE INTERIOR !
LAND oFF.CE At MONTROSE, COIO

LAND oFF.CE At MONTROSE COLO}
Nj, August 2nd. IpOb.
Npttcc is hereby given that the following
10 q, n make hnal proof In support OF hia claim. and
u IN, saii proof will DO made before Milton X.
WIcn, v. .. commissioner nj his Office In Delta.
So'ofn1p, on September ~, 1906 viz.
WILLIAM H. SMITH
o. m Delta, Colombo. on his II. u. No 2s2 Ute. for
Of Il. Il ". N. NJ NJ " '
Mc names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS con, r'"iticncc UPON md cultivation Of
.I9hn Mus-'r William IIclmkc ticrts-rt Wells.
christian MatOck. nll of Delta. Colorado.
2'-'2 BhYSON Z. BLAIR, Register.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
n Ossey 70 Loan

KING & STEWART have always on
hand money for farm and town loans
at lowest rates Of interest.
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14

promptly and with en- phasis. Mr.. Gibbs
was called and responded by thanking
the convention for its approval Of his
admins. ration
The Delta independent., 1906-09-14
Get prices by the keg on Cement Bo,

nails.
II. F. p. HUNT & Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
ToNoPAH ORES.
Nina, Nevada. May Become Location
For Smelling Works.

There Is much significance attached
To the recent acquisition by the Tono-
psh Mining company Of the Dunlap
Stewart copper mine, situated twelve
miles east Of Nina, the new western
terminal OF the Tonopah Railroad, says
the Miner Of Tonopah, The majority
of the people IN this country have been
SO busy In the handling OF stocks and
claims that they have paid but little
attention 10 the metallurgical problem
that Is being solved by some of Tono-
pah's big mining companies.
Extensive tests i've been made on
our ores In an endeavor to adapt TO
them an economical teaching or mill.
ing process, but the result has invaria-
bly, been, az elsewheer with similar
ores, that smelling has proved to be
the most econmical treatment, when
lime or other basic ores are available
to use as a iiux, thereby killing two
birds with one stone, The Tonopah
Mining company IL now In a POSITION
to follow this course by using the basic
copper ores OF the Stewart Dunlap mine
TO neutrallze Its siliceous Tonopah ores
In n copper matte smelter. The copper
district near the new camp OF Garnet
lying within sight Of Tonopah and
only forty miles to the northwest. can
supply a quantity and suitable variety
OF copper ores carrying lime and iron
oxide, sufficient to fiux the entire pro-
duct Of the Tonopah and Goldfeld dis
tricts. This new camp holds the key
TO Tonopah's fuller development. since
Il Will enable our mine-owners to do
their own smelling near home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
GREAT BIG JUMP
IN READING.
0vershadoWed Everything and
Caused Rally in Other
Coal Stocks.
OPENING CHANGES SMALL.
Prices Fell sharply In Spots and Rose
Vigorously ON Supporting
Orders.

New York, Feb 9.-Openlng changes in
the stock market today from last nights
prices were generally small with gains
prsdominating The hard and soft coal
carriers were exceptions and were small
traction lower on the decision OF the su.
preme court regarding rights OF coal car
riers TO deal In that commodity. South
ern Pacific and Great Northern preferred
rose and Brooklyn Transit. Sugar agd
Pressed Steel Car preferred large frac'
tions
Prices fell sharply IN spots and then
rose vigorously Wnen supporting orders
appeared. Reading and Smelling sold a
point below last night and Great North
ern preferred lost IT. rise before the re-
were SHOWN IVA most OF the important
stocks by II o'clock besides advances Of
To ~. in ST. PAUL Brooklyn Transit, Col
orado f'uei aud U s Rubber, in Con-
sodated Gas and In Northern Pacific.
fitful buying caused a large number Of
gains reaching a point or more which
were mostly IN stocks not OF first import
anee, including many industrials Della
ware q Hudson rose I, Colorado Fuel "a.
Reading Brooklyn Transit and Virginia
Iron 2. Hide and Leather preferred Ia
and Missouri Pacific IA Among the 4
point gains were Canadian Pacific, Wa
bash. Texas and Pacific, Amalgamated
Copper Locomotive. Pressed Steel Car,
Leather Metropolitan Securities and halt
o dozen others. Chicago a Northwestern
and Mas Vile. Chattanooga and. St Louis
Southwestern preferred, L. S. Steel and
American Ice to rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
CAMP OF EUREKA.
Brief Historical Sketch OF the Old
Time Nevada District.

Just now the camp OF Eureka, New,
is OF more than ordinary interest to
local mining men because of the activ-
ity OF the United States Smelling, Re-
timing Il Mining company In that dis
trct.
The Sentinel Of that place gives space
to brief historical sketch In a recent
issue, and says.
Eureka. the capital OF Eureka coun-
~. center OF population, and supply
point for this entire section, occupies so
conspicuous place in history that IL Is
entitled TO short sketch The town
Is situated In a canyon between Dia-
mond and Prospect mountains. ut an
elevation OF about $500 feet above the
sea. II Is connected with the Southern
Pacific at Palsade 10y the Eureka &
palisade, s0-mile narrow-gage rail.
way, This road was built In ls7i-5,
paid for itsef the irst year and has
since been IN successful operation
From few tents and log cabins IN
1869. Eureka became the second town
In the state within nine years. and IN
1873 its population numbered 1000 or
more. Many fine buildings graced the
streets, the stone quarries within the
town limits and the brick yards fur
nishing abundant building maserlal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
CONCENTRATES.

Treasurer A. A. Ball Of the Annie
Laurie mine at Kimberly is In the city.
Charles p. Elllngwood Of the Vest
ern Exploration company has return
cd from San Francisco.
p. b. McKeon, manager Of the Tails
man mine near Milford, was In the
city yesterday on business.
General Manager r. A. Keith Of the
Tonopah Mining company is I'm the
city on a brief business trip.
w. X. Conrad was admitted as
member Of the Salt Lake Stock and
Mining exchange yesterday afternoon,
The directors Of the Nevada Gold
Butte Mines company will, hold their
regular monthly business meeting fills
evening.
March 90 IS the date set for the
payment Of the next quarterly diyi-
dend of the Consolidated Mercur Gold
Mines company,
August Mathez, the mining expert,
has completed an examination Of the
Grand Gulch mine In northwestern
Arizona for Samuel Newhouse.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Co. were as follows. Crude ore and
concentrates. s2s,400: base bullion,
$4,000 gold bullion, $4,000.
Peter Porter, A. ]. BEETLES and b. +,
Kelley have secured an option on the
Centennial group OF mining claims in
Bingham The property adj0ins the
Monte2uma In Markham gulch.
Arthur Murphy of Alta has filed APP
plication with the state engineer for
90 second feet OF water from Little
Cottonwood creek with which TO de-
yclop 500 horse power to be used in
mining operations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
GOING TO GOLD BUTTE.

o. Wiser, the well known mining man
Of Kimberly. IS in the city today on MS
way 10 Gold Butte, Ney., where I've re-
Gently acquired interests. he called
at the offices OF the Gold Butte com
pany today and stated that during hl
late visit to camp me took a sample
from across the seven-inch streak IN
the Gold Blur vein on the property OF
the latter corporation from which ne
received returns OF $50 IN gold 10 the
ton.
Mr.. Wiser says the Kimberly syndi-
cate has work moving anead at a very
satisfactory rate. and that IL IL the
purpose OF those interested 10 Incorpor-
ate a new company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20

These splendid monuments OF the en-
terprise OF the pioneers from the hu-
cleus of the new Eureka, and are no"
being made ready for the incoming pop
uation that will have none Of the hard
ships that are endured by fortune-hunt-
ers In a new country.
Eureka owed it, splendid growth and
prosperity to the success that Was
achieved In treating the ores that were
uncovered III tht surrounding mis- Inc
first experiment In smelling In Eureka
made IN 1866, was a failure, and II was
not until 1859 that the frst successful
runs were made, From that time fut-
mace after furnace was built, and ~
1873 there we're i6 furnaces running and
reducing from 1 900 20 1000 tons OF ore
per day from the mines Of Eureka and
nearby districts.
The Richmond company In 1870
added large refinery to It's plant.
There the base bullion was desilverized
and most OF the market lead was held
for the highest price obtainable. The
Eureka Consolidated company set up
a refinery In 1856. which was operated
with great success and profit These
two companies finally absorbed the re-
duction business Of the district and IN
the early part Of 1880 the Richmond
suspended work, the Eureka Con. con-
tinuing It's reduction works until the
fall Of 1891 From that time the OUT
put OF the mines has been sent away
for treatment.
THE cost Of smelting in Eureka was
sl3 per ton and about 50 per cent OF
the precious metal was saved, when the
charge was properly duxed. The Eu.
reka Reduction companies never paid
anything for the iron in their custom
ores, while distant smelters paid and
now pay shippers for all the iron their
ore contains, the rate having been as
high az SIS ton. The Eureka ores
contain high per cent Of iron. an i'm
portant fluxing agent, and they are in
great demand at the smelters.
The fiuxing ores are here IN abun-
dance and the new transportation rates
win enable shippers to dispose OF their
low grade ores and afford the long,
wished for opportunity to open up
the vast acreage ~ undeveloped min
eral land In Eureka district. And
while the ores will no longer BE- treated
nj home, the revival OF the mining IN
dustry will restore in o measure at
leas, property and happiness to all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
PRODUCE.


Chicago, Feb. 2O.--The local wheat mar.
ket was weak today on free selling Dy pit
traders. The leading factors ~ Cousins
the depression were the spflng-tlke Weatil
er In the United States. and an oihclsl
report showing the wheat crop or r1enee
to be In an excellent condition. MAY
opened b@ss lower at s2%nszs' ana sofa
on to s29s.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF 3i1 cars against ."
year ago.
The corn market was steady on mod
crate demand by several prominent com,
mission houses. May opened unchanged
to a shade lower at 1874 TO i3l4qi33s, ana
during the early part OF the session helu
within these figures.
The market In oats was inclined 10 be
weak because OF profit taking by loc9i
bulls. May was on a shade to h1A az 2sFa
to 29Is.
Despite a steady market for live hogs.
the price OF provisions was weak because
OF profit taking. May pork was on 10 TO
Is cents at i5.70dl57S; lard was down sl2
to 2lsa5 cents at 7,sO TO I, SoGI S2ik. RIBS
were 5 cents lower at SD.
red. s2gs4; No. 2 hard 19us2, No. hard,
77Qsl, No / northern s9asi; No. north
ern SouS; No spring. ISgsS
Corn-No. 2 39aSsh;. No. 3, $3.50.
Oats-No. 2 29h, No. 3, 2d2st'
NEW YORK.
New York, Feb D-Sugar. raw, STEADY.
Fair refining ~; centrifugal, SO test,
li-S2G3A.. molasses sugar 29s
Retined-Qulet Crushed, 5.2O; powdered
AGO; granulated $50
Coffee Steady No. Rio. So.
Butter and Cheese-Unchanged
Eggs-Easy. Western hrsts, 49, do. sec
onds, l8NlSis.
-
J. OBERNOORFER
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 7s2 l6l 3. Main st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
FAILED.

All efforts have failed 20 find a better
remedy Tor coughs colds and lung trou-
bles than Foleys Honey and Tor. II
stops The cough heals the lungs and pre-
vents serious results from cold. j. y.
Patterson Nashua, Iowa, writes Last
winter had bad cold on my lungs and
tried al least half a dozen advertised
cough medicines and had treatment from
two physicians without gottng any hene.
IT. friend recommend Foley's Honey
and Tar and two-thlrd1 ~ n bottle cured
me. | considcre It the greatest cough and
lung medicine In the world For sale by
Il j Hill Drug Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
PRODUCTION AND DIVIDENDS.
a. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 21s d. + Walker Block.
VICTORIA IN DEMAND.
Tintic Stock T. Being Bough, for East
ern Account.

Tintc Stock T. Being Bough, for East
ern Account.
The forenoon tracing On the mining
exchange amounted TO the transfer IF
$500 shares, Tor whioh Was paid the
sum OF SlO4i5.1s Carisa started the
bah rolling With the sale Of 100 shares
at % cents Grand Central brought $3.50;
while Uncle sam rose from 81 TO 5Sia
cents
The feature Of the opening board was
supplied By Victoria, which sold up -
s2.20 and everything points 10 the con-
summation Of the deal now pending for
the sale Of this property. presumably
10 the representatives OF the COlam
syndicate. which IL backing the Ames-
can Consolidated Copper ompauy sie
stock was in sin demand and Is being
bought Tor eastern account
The CLOSING quotations and soles were
as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20
ToNopAH ORE sHIPMENrs.

The ore shipments over the TOnopah
railroad for the week ending Thursday
night, as reported by the Western ore
Purchasing company, aggregated $50
tons, diyidede as follows, From Tono-
pah-Tonopah company, l,552 tons;
Tonopah Extension company, Al tons;
Belmont 2i0 tons Montana Tonopah So
tons; Midway. SO tons; West End Al
tons. From Goldheld. 200 tons, From
Manhattan, ~ tons.