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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-09
KENNEDY'S
LAXATIVE
HONEY AND TAR

- Cures Colds by working them out Of
The system through a copious action OF
the bowels:
- Cures Coughs by cleansing and
Strengthening the mucous membranes OF
thelhroat. chest. lungs and bronchial tubes.
For Group. whoOping Cough, La Grippe,
Influenza. bronchitis, and all Coughs,
Colds, Lung and Bronchial affections no
remedy Is equal to Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. Children like I'll
pvs 40 IN ace. SOC and 800 bellle. et{he lab
srass4 els. 2. Dewitt = o. eesee4eNS's'N
spld By C. A, sExFoH. 1.
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Subscribe for the NEwD.

We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cur you, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the pun
lest, weakest specimen of man or
womanhood strong and healthy. 80
cents, Tea or Tablets. Sections drug
store. 10 Smith street.
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IS sIOWLY IMPROVING.

Cornelius O'Connor, the brakeman
who was injured in the freight YARD
al st. George, some time ago, and
taken to the st. Vincents Hospital,
and who is still confined in that in
stitution, at last reports vas improv-
ing slowly, and will be able to leave
the hospital and go to his home
charity
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-09
Well, Isn't shep

Jones has a queer sense of humor."
"Huh?'
He married his dead wife's sister,
you know. And now he refers to the
deceased as his sister-in-law "-Cleye-
land Leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-09
CLEARs THE COMPLEXION.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimu-
lates the liver and thoroughly clean
SEES the system and clears the COM
plexion of pimples and blotches. 1t
is the best laxative for ONE and
children as 1t is mild and pleasant,
and does not grippe or sicken. Orino
is muciN superior to pills. aperient
waters and all ordinary cathartics as
1t does not irritate the stomach and
bowels. SextoR's pharmacy. 10 Smith
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-09
nI1IET Hn11R. CII1R.

Plans are now well under way for
the last meeting and social session
of the Quiet Hour Club, which is to
be held Thursday afternoon, May IL,
at the home of Miss d.. Ayers.
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PLEASANT PLAINS.
TRusTEES

At a meeting of the congregation
of st. Marks M. e. church, last week,
the following trustees we're elected
in the place of those whose time had
expired: George A. Wood. Cornelius
A. Shea and4A. w. Browne. the
holdovers are G. G. Androvett. Steph-
en- Swade, /. w. Decker and John IF.
Lewis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-09

BOY Wanted-Bright boy about 16
wears of age to sell the EVENING
NEWS in South Ambov. Opportunity
to make $500 to $500 q week after
school hours. II
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ls RECOVERING.

Mrs. G. A. Winant, of Main street,
who underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis in the S. r. Smith lnflrm-
airy. New Brighton, is still confined
in that institution, but Is slowly re-
covering.
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WAS HIS wv LAWYER.

Saturday morning Frank Hooley
sued George Hillman for $50 before
Recorder DeGraw. Hooley had
Counsellor Coan to plead his side of
the case and Hillman acted as his
own lawyer and non-suited the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-09

"a Cold or a Cough nearly always pro-
duces constipation-the water all runs TO the
eyes. nose and throat instead OF passing out
81 the system through the liver and kidneys.
For the want of moisture the bowels become
dry and hard"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-09

s,,escribe Cor the NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
MINES OF ALASKA.
What the Guggenhcims Are Doing
Towards Opening New Districts.

II is understood that Nessrs. J.. p.
Morgan and Daniel Guggenheim, says
the Mining ana Scientific Press, repre-
seuting two important reservoirs OF
money have entered Into a joint agree
ment TO build a railroad about 400 miles
long, from Valdez. on the coast OF Alas
ka, to Eagle city, on the Yukon. ira
versing the Tanaua region All tapping
the Copper River country, which Is con-
sidered one Of the richest portions OF
Alaska. They have an option on the
Bonanza, Nikulai and Elliott creek
mines IN the Copper River district and
they have arranged to secure the con-
tro Of Henry Bramober's interests In
other copper claims in the Tanana dis
trict Moreover, the cohorts OF the Gug-
genheims have closed around the New
ada Consolidated copper mines at Ely,
Nevada. The control Of this enormous
deposit OF low-grade copper ore has
passed 10 them and they have acquired
the Giroux property In the same local.
ity These deposits We're estimated
nine months ago TO contain six million
tons Of 24 per cent copper ore but re-
cent exploratory work has shown even
this unusual tonnage to be only par
OF an immense mass OF sulphide ore
disseminated In rhyolte porphyry.
Again, the American Shelters securi-
ties corporation has quietly secured the
Balaklala mine In Shasta county and
their engineers are making prellmln-
airy investigation OF Thomas W. Law
sons Trinity mine. All these purchases
and industrial activities foreshadow
the growth Of an important copper min
ing and smelling industry on this
coast, Of dimensions for exceeding even
the present noteworthy operations IN
the red metal The output of the cop
per mines of our own state, In Nevada,
and In Alaska. will be tributary to the
new smelter which will be built close
to San Francisco, as stated IN these
columns last week. The extreme west
ern part Of North America is going 70
produce great deal OF copper, and
we welcome the increased Importance
as a technical and Industrial center
which these events VIII give 10 the city
by the Golden Gate; nevertheless, we
do regret the passing OF mines well
managed by local men into the hands
OF the big inanciers who are objection
able only because OF the tendency they
exhibit 10 form big consultations hurt
ful TO legitimate connection and cal,
sulated to stife the individuality OF pro-
fessional men,
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FINDS RARE MINERAL,
s. III. Roundy Opens u Ledge OF 6ibs-
tie In Washington County.

During his late visit to Washington
county and within few miles Of the
ONYX property ;. II, Roundy Of the
Bun Valley Mining company discovered
a ledge OF white quartz conainlng a
tWo-inch streak Of mineral, slightly
darker in color than the quartz. W"
able to determine the character OF the
substance, he brought a sample to Salt
Lake: il was shown TO several mlnns
men and 10 a certain assayer but no
one seemed able TO distinguish H. FL
nally, the sample was forwarded to the
director Of the mineral division OF the
United States geological survey at
Washington.
In due time. that official made ~
turn and declared the mineral 10 be OF
that rare specie called gihsite, which
Webster's dictionary says Is "a pearly
white, tough aluminium hydroxid.
Uhrystalizing IN the monoclynic syn.
tenn" The government oficla! stated
an HIS communication that the only
other deposit known IN the United
States is in Massachusetts, where II
was discovered by gc0ogist by the
name OF George Gibbs. from whence Il
derived It's name. The mineral is said
10 possess considerable value COM
merclally.
Mr.. Rouudy says washington county
g. filled with wonders IN a mineral
way and that he knows Of no other
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STOCKS WEAK
AND UNCERTAIN.
Changes Were Quite Small and
lust About Evenly
Divided.
A RISE AND THEN A PLUNGE.
Prices Got up Again a Little Bit and
Then Down They
Went

New York, March S.--openlng prices
on the stock market today varied only
slightly from those OF last night and
changes were quite evenly divided be-
tween gains and losses After about
dozen OF the important stocks had risen
point or more, the market turned down
wards and much OF the rise was wiped
out, Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
preferred improved 2la Lead ia. L. & n,
Peopes Gas Locomotive and Colorado
Fuel Il, to IA. and St, Paul, Reading
Amslgamated copper, smelling and Con-
solidatcd Gas 1 to ~, Great Northern
preferred fell Il. and Duluth. South Shore
and Atlantic l.
Prices got up again In the second hour
with the principal advances In stocks
which were weak yesterday. The demand
died out again on the rise, Minneapolis.
St Paul and Sault Ste Marie rose Az
Great Northern preferred 2, Northern Pa
cihc IA. Amalgamated copper Is. Ana
conda 4 and southern Pacific Canadian
Pacific, Missouri Pacific WABASH pre-
ferred Brooklyn Transit, international
Paper. central Leather and Ice l.
There was not much change To prices
outside OF the Northwestern group ana a
few others Business continued very
small ana quite generally limited 10 the
more popular speculative stocks, MIN
neapolis, 1T. Paul and Sault ste Marie
extended its advance 20 : points, Great
Northern preferred 3. L. &. n. 2. Read
hg Ia and Union Pacific and Atcnison !.
Tennessee Coal yielded Ia. The market
remained excessively narrow during the
greater part OF the afternoon but snow
ed some further Improvement In spots.
Reading, Amalgamated Copper and Con
solidated Gas got up points and on
tario and Western |.
Bonds were steady.
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OPENING ONYX DEPOSITS.
Bull Valley Properties to Undergo Ex'
animation Next Month.

s. II. Roundy OF Benson, Cache ooun-
ty has gone to the properties or the
Bull Valley Mining company. located
I'm the northwestern portion OF WASH
ington county and about % miles south
of Modena, the nearest railroad station
The Bull valley company Is openinh
ND valuable onyx property and sam
pies Of the product sent away to I'M
dergo analytical tests have been pro-
nounced the genuine article.
Mr.. ROundy says an authority on
such matters has stated that the Bull
Valley company's claims contain one OF
the best onyx deposits In the United
States; that the product equals In every
respect the onyx of Mexico,
Immediately upon his arrival In camp
Mr.. Roundy, who Is serving the Bun
Valley company In the capacity of
manager, intends to put on force OF
men and inaugurate a vigorous cane
paign OF development. Sometime next
month a representative of an eastern
syndicate is expected to make an In
spectlon of the property with a view
TO purchase.
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NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co furnish to-
day the following San Francisco min
ing stock quotations:
Tonopah Belmont, 500 at $50; Cash
Boy Is at 20; Golden Anchor, 1885 at
lao Home Tonopah. "a at 2j; Jim But
Ter. l,S9 al 1855; MacNamara, 20 at 50:
Tonopah Midway, 235 at 2i0 Montana
Tonopah. 297is at 800; Tonopah Ex-
tension, 1926; Tonopah Comb 1900 at
1871; West End, 2.s5 at $780, Adams,
II at H. Atlanta. % al 25; Blue Bell. 10
at H.; Columbia Mountain, % at 20.
Conqueror, Is at 20 Dlamondfield, 43
at "A; Dixie. ~ at IL, Godheld, "a at 65;
Jumbo, L60 at 1.52h: Jumbo Extension.
% at "a; Kendall, - Lasuna. II at IS:
May Queen. rs at 30; Mohawk, So Red
Top, l.S2h at l,95; Sandstone, 1885 at
lao; Silver Pick. 20 at 49, St Ives. 3O<t
81; National Bank. 81 at 80; Denver.
100 Eclipse, 100 at l25 God Bar. 120
at Las; Orig. Bullfrog, % at 20; Stein
way, 81; Montgomery Min, SO at IS;
Great Pend Ext. II at ls; Golden
Crown, as at AZ; Tramp. 100; Crescent,
30 at 49, Con Virginia, 1885 at l.i0;
Ophir, 3; Caledonia, 81 at 40; Norcross,
l.95
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PORTLAND SHAREHOLDERS.
At u Special Meeting Old Board OF
Directors Was Retained
Sneclal Correspondence.

Cheyenne, Wyo,. March l9.-The
special meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Portland Gold Mining company Of
Cripple Creek Iowa and Wyoming held
here Saturday afternoon, was stormy
session, The present directors, COM
prising members OF the Doyle-Tom
-StTatton estate contingent, had
been charged with mismanagemcnt and
the meeting was for the purpose OF as
pertaining II the majority stockholders
desired the present trustees to act UNI
al the next annual meeting. which oc-
ours IN February, 1907 Resolutions
We're passed, favoring the retention OF
the present board.
President HOWbert presided and with
him, representing the majority stock
holders, We're Messrs. Dimes, Or. Rice,
Tom Burns, Judge GunnelL Mr.. Peck
and Chamberlain.
The minority stockholders were rep
resented by James +. Burns, Murat
Masterson, Messrs. Williams and Ably,
James Burns challenged President
Howbert's honesty and integrity, and
charged him with Juggling the reports
IN bolster up his adminlstra ion, and In
the midst of his speech, In which he
was faying Howbert, Tyson s. Dimes
moved an adjournment, and the meet
ing came to an end abruptly.
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ANNIE LAURIE IMPROVEMENTS.
New Machine shop u Complete Ahoir
signal Peak Conditions.

The new machine shop or the An
ME Laurie company for equipment
SURPRISES most shops I'm this state es-
pecially those located at mining prop
critics. says the Gold Mountain Mug
get. The main building IS rs feet In
length by 35 wide. One-half Of this
space has an upper deck. on which
Is located the carpenter shop. Al the
cast end Of tho main building Is 4 room
SO feet square, IN which Is located
the blacksmith shop, boiler and sheet
iron departments.
Master Mechanic shaw is turning
out work which has always heretofore
been sent 10 Salt Lake, and by his per-
feet working system every job Is turn
ed out on railroad time, He Is work.
ing 2 men who are all experts In their
respective lines With this force and
the splendid shop equipment he can
make anything but a railroad locomo-
tive or batleship, and the boys would
probably try them should necessity re-
quiro IT,
4 force Of men is kept working seven
days a week and several nights each
week They are kept busy until near
midnight.
Last Saturday two cars for the tram
were finished Each car Is a perfect
piece or workmanship ana mas ca
paclty Of two and half tons Of ore,
Each car Is fltted with an automatic
dump and the wheels run on roller
bearings. Every piece of the cars, in
elusive Of the beamug. was manufac-
tured In the local shop. The turning
lathes. well. IN fact all the machinery
IN the ship Is run by electric power
or compressed air.
The Signal Peak from present in
dications, Is one Of the most promis-
Ing properties in this district. To start
with the site and tunnel are almost
perfect, from a mining standpoint, and
the management Is making each dollar
put into tho property do the most good
possible IN development work.
The tunnel cut the first vein at 500
feet. This vein Is about eight feet wide
and Of sufficient value to pay when
ever a mill f. erected on the property.
rhe tunnel Is at present IN about 975
feet, and Is passing through the SAME
formation that was encountered 30 feet
before the first vein was struck, The
present formation makes Manager
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Nelson as well as others, who have IN
spected the property, believe that the
main ledge is probably within so feet
aud not more than loo feet distant
from the present face OF the tunnel.
The main ledge will be cut al "A depth
OF 600 feet and the groupings indl-
cate that II will be as rich as any In
the district
Three men are at present employed,
and another shift win probably be put
on as soon as spring opens up.
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Doctor Watts Is a heavy operator In
copper, and has accumulated fortune
in Daly-West and other Utah stocks.
RE was one Of the first 10 get into
Tonopah aud Goldhcld. and holds large
blocks Of the standard stocks In both
camps. The doctor Inspected the I'M
derground workings OF the Tonopah
companys mines, the Montana Tono-
pah and the Midway. and declared that
the Tonopah ore bodies are the great
est he ever saw. and he has seen all
st the great mines Ia this country.
After few days sight seeing IN Gold
field ana Bulfrog, Doctor Watts VIII
return 10 Tononah, and from her he
viii proceed TO his home In Boston.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago, March 90 Cattle-Receipts, 4
500, market steady, Beeyes, S.Nq6, %;
cows and heifers l,65g6.Vl. slockers ana
feeders. 27Oq4SO. Texans, S.16q4.0.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market cents
higher; estimated tomorrow, 5000 Mixed
ana butchers, 8, l5q6,+2l2; good heavy, $50
as. Is, rough heavy, 6.lSqo.S o lgnts, 6.ll
@6.i pigs, 5,9JQS.S; bulk OF sales, 6.Sog
$40.
sheep--Recelpts, 1900; market steady.
Sheep, 3.75qe.l0: lambs. 4.@a6'50.
OMAHA
Omaha. March Neutrality-suspicious. T.
900: market slow TO 10 cents lower. Ma
tive steers, 4.00n5.6O; COWS and heifers,
3.00m4 80; Gamers, I.7542.s: stockers and
feeders 9.0QG4 .6O calves, 8u006.J, bulls
and stays, 2.76ai.0o
Sheep--Receipts, 1900; market 10 cents
lower, Yearlings, 52o95 70; wethers. 5.lol
$50. ewes i.50Q5.9 ". lambs, 6,Oo4S.p'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 20.--Cattle Re-
ceipts, 1900; market steady Native steers,
4i0aSe; native cows and helfers, 2. .5g
Z. %; st0ckers and feeders, 216a4,5O, bulls,
3eoq4 q; calves, 300a7.0O0; western fed
steers. 3.l5q5.50. western fed cows, 2.5oG
40
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market strong
10 cents higher Bulk OF sales, 6.l0ab.2l
heavy. 6.2pu6, 800 packers, 6.l0a6.3; pigs
and lights, 5,OOd6.20
Sheep-Receipts, 600; market weak.
Muttons 1905. s0 lambs. 5.0n650; range
wethers, 5.ioq5s5 fed ewes 4'2oao'l9'
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BUTLER LIBERAL ASSAYS.
Two Feet of Vein Show High Grade
Lead Values.

Walter c. orem, manager OF the
properties operated by the Butler-Llb'
eral Mining company at Bingham has
returned from a trip OF inspection ana
saws the strike made recently In the
main tunnel continues to improve as
development progresses. An average
sample taken across two feet of thv
vein, shows values OF eight ounces in
silver and 90 per cent lead.
Mr.. Orem says he has every reason to
believe that the Butler-Llberal Is going
TO turn out all right thus concurrins
In every particular the opinion main
tanned by former Manager a. l..
Jacobs
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March go.--The wheat market
opened easy today with pit traders In
clined 10 be bearlsh because Of favorable
weather In the southwest for the crop
The principal sellers were commission
houses and local traders. increased stocks
OF wheat at Minneapolis also favored the
lower prices. May wheat opened IN.
changed to = lower at 1sSQfs4 TO 1875
and declined TO 1sls
The corn market was flrm on active de-
mand for cash corn by commission
houses. There was considerable chang
irg from the May option TO July. May
corn opened unchanged to \ higher at n
air. to ipl, advanced TO 444g4i4s and de-
clined 10 AS.
The oats market was steady ON n fair
demand by commission houses Trading
in general however, was very light The
May option opened unchanged at 30ls
and advanced to 3Oh
The provisions market was firm chiefly
because OF n 5-cent advance In the price
of live hogs. The principal buyers were
commission houses and pit traders but
offerings were very light May pork
opened cents higher at 1875; lard was
unchanged to ?is cents higher at s.liii
as %; ribs advanced 2ik cents to S.67iz
CASH Wheat-No. 9. red, Sass. No. 2
red, S20S4; No . hard, 1sIn; No. hard
5la1e, No. ] northern, 'sus2; No. >, I5nS9;
corn-Yo' q lss, No ,, l9ta42Is.
Oats-No, 2, 30; No. g. 2ela.
NEW YORK
New York, March N.-sugar, raw.
steady. Fair refining. 3 i-l6. centrifugal, gj
test. 0-lG molasses sugaf ~
Refined Firm Crushed $40: powder.
ed. 40, granulatod, 40.
coffee Steady. No I Rio, SA
Butter-irtegilar. Renovated common to
extra, lgt.nlq.
Cheese--Firm. unchanged
Eggs--F'i Western hrsts, II. seconds,
i6is; Suothorns, l5alI
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
san Francisco. March whcat.-Eas.
Ter May. i?6h Dec. 26lb
Barley-Easler. MAY Lis. Dec, 9is,
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DIR. WATTS IN NEVADA.
Former Director OF DAILY West Look
ing Over Gold Camps.

Or. Albert watts OF Boston, after
spending a week or ten days IN Tono-
pah and Manhattan, left Tuesday
morning for Goldfield and Bulfrog To
take look at the great mines IN those
districts, says the Tonopah Miner
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WOOL.
ST, LOUIS

ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis, March 2Q.--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2su29 fine
medium, 2ldG fine, lSuI.
BOSTON.
Boston. March 9-The wool market IS
in a strong position. PURCHASES are made
whenever possible and no questions are
asked over prices Domestic woo.s are linz
tied In stock. feature in territory woods
has been tho transfer OF one million
pounds OF medium in the grease at cost
reported to be around 81 cents, to Phila-
delphla houses.
LONDON
London, March 1.-the offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted to
1885. bales Competition was animated
at hardening rates, especially for lower
grades. Cross breds We're IN large supply
and met with good demand Americans
buying suitable parcels at an advance Ut
Is per cent over the January averages
A ine selection OF New Zealand half
bred combngs brought out eager compe-
titon. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
grades were active. The Withdrawals To
date amount to 1000 bales,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Carisa, 1000 at 25 200 at 2iN.
Little Bell, 100 at 5 60; 100 at $40.
May Day, 5000 at 26, y. 80, 1000 al
25N, B. so: $500 at 25ia; 1000 at 25as,
5. 50; 500 at 25h.
Sacramento. 500 at 1915.
Uncle Sam, 500 at i0l.; 800 at II, q.
60, 500 at 40.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at SO; 100 at spa
Little Chief, 1000 at 4.
New York. 200 at 10; 900 at 1915; 500
at 1874, $. 60
Tntrn 500 M Is. 200 AZ 49,.
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To draw the FIRE out OF a burn. heal
a cut without leaving a scar. or to cure
hollis, sores. letter. eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases. use DE Wits Witch
Hazel Sslve. A specific for piles Get
the genuine. No remedy causes such
speedy relief. Ask for DeWitt's-the
genuine. Sold by r. c, Schrsmm.
druggist; where the cars stop.
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS'

"A y. So. Temple. Tel. SO Ind, 9lO.k
Bell.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
SUGAR ADVANCED.

Liverpool. March D.-Close; Wheat
May, g.. 0'sd; July. Is. 64sd. Weather fair
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New York, March 20,-All grades o
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents
a hundred pounds today.
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OPEN BOARD SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 100 at so. s. 10: 500 at
s3l1 500 at s4 800 at s., b. 60.
Columbus Con, 40 at $40; 100 at SIS
Little Chief. 5000 at 4.
May Day, 800 at 25&. 3. so.
New York 500 at 10: 500 at 1914
Sacramento, 1000 at 16; 1000 AT 1913
silver King, % at IS. 37ia; 25 at So so,
30 at $500.
Thompson, 500 at 1874. 500 at Il.
Victoria, 100 at go.
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section OF the state where geological
conditions are more Interesting
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REHABILITATION
A. 8. CAMPBELL.

Stock Broker. GIG D. r. Walker Block.
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j, oeERNDoaFER
Stock Broker,
Tel, Bell 192 lel s Main 81