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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
THE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Great Interest Manifested In Copper
Stocks This Week.

Market conditions are discussed in
terestingly today by William II. It'd
balls. the well known broker VINO
closes with q word of warning to those
investors, who are apt to allow their
enthusiasm to override their best
judgment
THE course OF the stock market
during the week" says the writer,
has confirmed the optimistic predic-
lion made on several occasions dur
Ing the past few weeks. The market
has been strong and all offerings or
copper stocks have been quickly TAX
en- up
'The demand being keen. prices
have rapidly advanced In many cases
from so per cent to zoo per cent
There seems TO be no indication OF
let UP In the demand for these securi-
ties
"rhe demand for copper is 90 great
that those, who are best Informed,
express a very positive opinion that
the price Of this metal Will be main
tanned during the coming year
with such prices for metal all the
copper producers Of Utah are making
enormous profits The great demand
for copper and copper stocks Is stimu-
lating the development OF the mines
and every week there are reports OF
important discoveries.
"The purchase by the government
this week OF 100000 ounces Of silver
at s6g.11 cents per ounce gives en-"
enlargement to the owners Of silver
mines. The good prices paid for lead
and silver as we'll as the high price for
copper have stimulating effect on
the development and production OF the
mines of Park city, Tintic and Beaver
county.
"a word OF caution is needed. 1t is
not safe to sell short many OF the
stocks listed on our board. Investors
should also remember the lessons OF
1901 and should buy only what they
can pay for, The disastrous results
of buying heavily on margin In that
memorable year are fresh in the minds
of many. Verbum sat sapientl.
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land and Indian Queen Mining COM
panics. has retured from a trip to the
Beaver county holdings OF those cor
porations and, incidentally to the Cac-
tus, which has been attracting so much
attention IN milg circles this week:
Mr.. Morrison is inclined to believe
that the statements made about the
recent disclosures made In the Gao,
tus have not been oyerestimated ana
has expressed the opinion that Il VIII
turn out as important hgure IN the
mining world as any of the mines OF
Bingham. He gays the new ore BODY
ia the Cactus carries very satisfactory
values I'm gold and silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
TEN MILLIONS
WORTH OF STOCKS
This Years Sales Of the Mining
Exchange Will Show Ire.
mendous Increase.
I NINE MONTHS COMPARISON.
Local Market Conditions Have Greatly
Improved Since the Passing
OF 1908,

A Salt Lake broker recently made
the prediction that the present year
would wind up with sales aggregating
better than $4,000 per month, or APP
proximately slOoOoOoO. on the local
mining exchange, during the current
year
10 Judge from the intense Interest
which has been taken In mining stocks
lately, as shown in the increased vol
ume Of business on the exchange IL
is likely that the guess will not be
very far amiss when the annual bal
ance sheet of Secretary Shorten Is
made up. a..
il Is observed that during the nrst
nine months OF last year, 5,3ll,s52 shares
Of stocks were transferred, represent
ing a selling value OF N,f0b,S5o' az
against 10, 100, IA shares Of the value OF
s6,i3t, 1886 during the corresponding pesl-
cd of this year. or an increase or fiSo'-
o32 shares and s,02i,506.
The exhibit by months Is interesting
~ shown by the following
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TO OPERATE IN NEVADA.
Kepaw Mining Company Has Been
Formed mt Provo.

Provo, Oct. l3.-The Kepau Mining &
Milling company has filed articles OF
Incorporation with the county clerk.
Provo Is named as the principal place
of business. The capital stock In $4,000
IN shares OF the par value OF 10 cents
each. tho basis for which is a group
of claims In the Duck Creek mining dis
trict, Nevada. The directors and off,
GERS are: William A. Williams, presi-
dent; Lawrence Blair, vice. president;
j. A. Homer, secretary and treasurer;
Wilford Johnson. John w. Lamb. Geo.
A. Bean and William w. Goodrich.
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ANOTHER MILL
FOR BINGHAM.

Bingham ls to have another
mill. At the offices Of the Utah
} Apex and Utah Development
) companies today Il was announs-
ed that the breaking OF ground
had actually commenced, and
that the contract Cor equipment
. would be let today.
The plant will be erected on
the site OF the old Red Wing mill.
which was destroyed by fire sew
eral years ago. near the mouth
. OF Markham gulch. The initial
} capacity OF the plant win be 200
tons OF ore per day, and will be
equipped with such devices az
are best applicable TO the concen-
tration OF the ore from the above
named mines.
The excavations for the new
building were begun yesterday.
under the direction OF a, l..
Pearce. consulting engineer.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, oct 1S.--The wheat market to-
day opened firm on good buying by shorts
and commission houses. Gables We're re-
ported firm and receipts IN the northwest
were smaller than had been expected and
both Of these facts were influential IN
holding up prices. December wheat open
ed \ g {fft higher at IAN to 74AS7''s'
The corn market was firm. December
opened unchanged to "a higher, at AZ TO
iSik and sold at l2is 49,.
The oats market was firm, mainly In
sympathy with wheat and corn. Deem
ger opened shade to Il higher at 81 to
3inSis
Provisions were firm on scent adj
vance in the price OF hogs. January pork
opened 2ib higher at 1870: lard wos
shade higher at s.12i5 and ribs were a
shade up at 7.i2is
The close was strong with December
up q. at 7ijs.
Corn-The close was Arm with Deem
Der up u at i2%.
cash: Wheat-No. 2 red. "a; No. red,
T2G73is: No hard, 73hm77; No. hard,
PAN: No. northern. slds2is: No. 2, do,
THsi5: No spring 12dsiis
Corn-No. q i5h No. 3, 45145i5
Oats-No. 2, 1874; No. 3, %,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Oct. l3.--sugar, raw steady,
Fair refining, 3: centrifugal, 90 test. 4;
molasses sugar. 3h.
Reflned-Quet, Crushed, SEQ; powder
ed, 500; graduated, 40
Coffee-Steady' No. I Rio, ga
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NEVADA STOCKS.

Belmont, 6S7ts9I0o; Cash Boy, 14de
49, Golden Anchor, 5Sg6l; Home. 2i925;
Jim Butler ii2hdil.i5 MacNamara. SO
ass Midway 225q227is, Montana, $50
d3.50; North star, i6G47; Ohio, 26421;
Tonopah Extension. 6,kG6H: Tonopah
Nevada, 220o asked West End, 1900
l.69h Adams, ilql2; Atlanta, 2sG27.
Blue Bull. 1901; Booth. 52d54; Column
hia Mountain, 5000; Conqueror, 1870
a. Diamondheld, 36d37; Dixie, 6a7.
Goldhbld, 6S463 Jumbo, Li0@i42ia.
Jumbo Extension, 1880: Kendall. $40
so; Gaguna. 50G52; May Queen. II
asked; Mohawk, t00aA0i Red Top, $50
Gi52h; SANDSTONE. flG12: Silver Pick,
90d9l; st. ives, 56G5T: National Bank,
lsat0 Denver l.55 bid: Eclipse, % bid,
Cold bar, L07hdl1O, original, 1916:
Stelnway, 36a3S Con. Virginia, Sass;
New. Hills, 2.S592s5; Eagle, 10 asked
Ophir, 2S5G295. Mexican, 9Sdi.00; Cale-
donia, Al asked. Exchequer, 50d5S. Nor
cross. i.20dfi25; Golden Crown, 1901,
Great Bend, iSaig; Rescue, 23a2i
Black Butte Extension, iq5; Tramp,
Ito asked. Goldheld Belmont, Is asked
Montgomery Mountain. 1850, Sunset,
l2Gli Scepter, i5GtI Manhattan. lln
~ Seyler Humphrey, iidl5; Dexter. s.
d55; Granny. l9a20; Gold Wedge, lao
l6 Lone Star, l30lli Great Bend Tx
tension. 1890; Great Bend Annex, lia
Is, Crescent, l9dl3; Cow Boy. i0Gll
Denver Annex, 2OQ2l Bulls and Bears,
2G3: Black Rock, 4G5, New York Con.
solidated, 25GSO; Manhattan Consoldat.
ed, sass; Little Joe. 4Gi5; Mayhower,
.69d62; Jumping Jack. S4a55; Red Tor
Extension. 7dS. Mustang, 1sG2O, Bp.
Mining, idi5. Fraction S. bid; Tri.
angle, 9Od2G Tramp Cons. 1901. s9ik;
Man. Combn., 1905, Bonanza, 5d7,
Yankee Girl iidl5 Stray Dog. 6Sd6t;
Pine Nut, 1901; b. Daisy, i0ni2. In.
dian Camp, 700il; ct, Gold Bar, 50
asked.
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BERTHA KRUPp MsRpusn

Essen. Prussia, Oct. 1s.--The ,,n
ceremony of the marriage ~ wv
iein Bertha krupp to Lieut. cns.Nr
Won Bohien und Halbach took n n1oa'
To-Day at the registrars office ~ AZ ~.
village or Bredeny. near here My Is
proceedings were strictly formal 81. ~
the brother OF the bird egroom v a
cousin OF the bride. Arthur y an, snl
or Vienna. being present. 'Npp
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WILL SETTLE STRIKE

Washington, Oct. l3.-whIle the s,.,..
OF the International Association Of I'M Nm
chinists IN the shops Of the SoYthapn
railway has not been settled !, y
regarded as likely that final aa%,,,s
ment Of the differences will be rsan Jas,
early next week-an adjustment M
VIII be satisfactory TO both the ra,I vua.
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gUGAR AND COFFEE.
CUBAN TARIFF
WIN Not he Imposed on Supplies for
United States.

Washington, Oct 13.-The military
secretary today received a dispatch
from Capt Frank r. Mccoy, United
States army, dated Havana. Oct, IL.
in which he says that a decree will be
published In the Official Gazette OF
oct 10 admitting free Of duty sup
plies ana materials belonging TO the
United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
REGULAR CALL

Carisa--l0O at 60; TOO at So; 500
at go; 1900 at CT; 100 at SO; 1000 at
81, buyer So 500 at So.
DAILY Judge--450 at 11,12h 40 at
1875.
Lower MAMMOTH, 800 at 70; 1000
at 10, seller 60; 500 at &c, seller co.
May DAY. 500 at 10, $500 at Is y
$500 at i6; $500 at II,
Nevada Hills-200 at 2.97h
Century--i,500 at 10.
Colorado Mlning--iO0 at 49, 100
at so, buyer so.
Scottish Chief--1.5OO at 49, 1900
at t5h; 1900 ut Is; 500 at 14ia.
South Columbus--i00 at 55.
Victor Consolidated--3,0 900 at IN;
1900 at IN 500 at 8.
Yankee Consoldated--200 at 40,
500 at 40. seller 60.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Consolidated-10 at 7.20;
zoe al 725; 800 at 1880: 100 at 1875
Carisa--1o0 at 81; eco at 81; LOO
at so; 1900 at SO; 500 at So.
Little Bell--200 at $50.
Little chlef--500 at 16
Mammoth 200 at ITO.
May Day--500 at l6.
Montgomery--i,0 900 al so.
Silver Shield--i. 900 at 49,
Scottish Chief-6,0O0 at IS; 1000
at l5Is.
Silver Pick--500 Mt 90.
Vlctor--1, 900 at s.
Nictorla--i00 at go.
Yankee--500 at iOia; 1000 at Al.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular CALI, 39,S90 s 15,95i.75
Open board. .... 1850 11,672.50
Forenoon totals. $500 s 27,634.25
Weeks totals .3l6,354 s22i,0t0.75
Same week last
year ,.......1S9.556 s 40.003.93
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7 Per Gent on the Investment
n.y. AGa>r

Rooms 5i2-5l3 Templeton Building.
We buy and sell for our customers
all kinds OF commercial stocks ana
bonds, and can buy or sell anything you
want In our line. Call ON us or writs
for any information you desire.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The dividend periods being past Oh
nearly everything In the local list, In
tereSt has waned somewhat in COM
merclal stocks, and brokers report but
few transactions. The main interest
was centered on the various sugars 10
the list, though not many Transactions
were recorded Western Idaho Is prob
ably the favorite In the buying, i fact
due 20 the favorable news which comes
frcm the factory at Nampa. The final
call on the stockholders has been ~laoe
for Nov |, at which time half the capt.
tai or 100000. will have been called for.
All 10 plants are now running smoothly,
Lut several are bel,w their fullest ca
pacity due to the difficulty In obtaining
labor The condition of the beets IL all
that could be desired. A considerable
block of Home Fire scld at $l10 which
Is ex-divilend, and some c. w. Z NJ.
company preferred 800 at prices named
below
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

II will be seen from the foregoing Ia
blos that each month OF this year, as
compared TO the corresponding oi,es y.
last year, show increased safes az 'ns
way through, while not one Iho,l.n ~
this year fell as low as any one ino'''
az last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
BONDS.
Church
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Oct l3-The statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold tl3,02i.i)0 more
than the legal reserve requirements. The
statement follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

Wishes to have an Investment one or
the first considerations Is to hnd
stock reasonably sure TO pay fair
dividend. | commend an such a stock,
Preferred Stock IN Utah Sugar Com
pany.
The Dividend paid Is 7 per cent, d.
vlded into quarterly dividends payable
LIST OF January. April, July and Octo.
ber The preferred stock Is guaranteed
Its per cent dividend before any div
idend can legally be paid on the COM
mon stock. This
7 Per Gent on the Investment
Is free from payment by the
owners Of the stock OF any taxes, and
~ therefore net profit.
We can buy you some OF this STOCK
now a little below par, 1890 per share,
II has sold and viii again sell at Ill
per share.
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HAVE you THE CHURCH woRys9

HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS?
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without a set OF the standard
Church publications on the center ta-
Bile or In the library. Send for tlA, new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store, Salt Lake City.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis, Oct. 49, --Wool. steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, 23pT; hne
mediums, lsa2l; fine, l4Wl6.
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TINT1c ORE SHIPMENTS.
A Total OF 1874 Carloads Sent TO smell
ter This Week,

The ore shipments from the Tintic
mining district this week reached q
Total OF 1874 car loads. the Centennial
Eureka and Gemlnl taking the lead.
The contributing mines and respective
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r. II. Snow 6 &C., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1914
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A. s. CAMPBELL. :.
Stock Broker. as ID, r. walker Block
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. 2. e.
SO, Temple Tel 90 ind. 9l0-k Bell
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FROM THE CACTUS.

l.. N. Morrison, manager of the Lei
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02
Swift Electric Me...se..


A traveller sent out from the Austria
Han government to see which country
had the best telegraph service begs
leave to report that England has the
world skinned both ways from the
ticker.
We will never kick on that. While
we love to sit where the echo Ia per-
feet and hear ourselves brag on all
things American, yet we feel like hum
bling ourselves or throwing things at
the relatives Of the stockholders when
we recall some of the deliberate and
painful details Of our telegraph service.
Even In SO exasperating thing az
this 1t is well to speak only the truth,
30 the story that a man can start out
on foot and beat the ordinary telegram
to its destination is an exaggeration,
but the prudent man does sit down and
write letter after he has sent a mes-
sage warning the folks that 1t Is com,
ing.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02
REPORT is
COMPLETED
Volume Of Business Transacted For
the Civilized Tribes.

The second quarterly report of
United States Indian Agent Dana
H. Kelsey, Union agent at Mus
kogee, has been completed and
forwarded to tae Secretary of the
Interior. The union agency at
Muskogee is the largest agency
in the world in point of business
transacted and number of en-
ployes. 1t has jurisdiction over
all OF the four civilized tribes.
The accounts show that the to-
tai amount Of business handled
by tho agent during the quarter
was S637 900. The principal part
of this money was in payment Of
townsites, though a great deal of
it was in royalties paid Indians
for coal, gas and oil leases.
Some idea of the amount of
business transacted by this agen-
cy can be had from the fact that
last Thursday there were 700 let
ters sent out from the agency.
Friday there we're over 1900 let
ters. There are about 100 reeu-
lar employees at the agency. The
Indian agent receives a salary of
So, 800 per annum and in addition
gets his house rent free and is
allowed team Of horses and his
travelling expenses are paid. No
other Indian agent receives as
large salary as is given Agent
Kelsey.
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semswh.t ErarrIed.


am a good resolution,
Only a few weeks old.
Once was fair
As a whitewashed stair.
And you would swear.
Had you been there.
That / was built to held.
Only a good resolution.
Born with the bright new year
Say. but it's me
To the willow tree.
For all can see
That I'm out OF gee,
And loose Is my running gear.
only-I might say lonely.
Better TO fit the case,
Wrinkled and bent
To such an extent
That al half a cent
Would be poorly spent
In buying me just at my face.
Yes. / am but the only
One that is left of a score
Made on the day
Men cast away,
But only In play,
l frankly can say.
The habits they most adore.
Built to withstand the lightning,
Started with prospects bright.
Made to defy
with q wink of the eye)
Friends who will buy
For all who are dry,
And my finish Is now in sight.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02

The Missouri, Kansas & Texas
will hereafter observe the slim
Grow" law to the exact boundary
of Texas Heretofore it has been
customary to take down the color
signs on trains leaving Denison,
but in future they will be kept up
until the trains cross Red river.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02

Parsons, Kan, Jan. 26.-A
meeting OF the train mssters and
superintendent of the Katy sys-
tenn north of Denison is being
held there today to make a new
time time card for the fast mail
train to start February 4. The
most important change will be
the establishment of through
train from Kansas City to Okla
homa City.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02
TRAIN AUDITOR
MUST NOW GO
Time Table For Fast Train Being Ar
ranged-Iim Crow Law to
Rid River.

A special dispatch from st.
Louis says that the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas will abolish
the system of having train audi
tors on Feb. /. The announce
ment is given as coming from an
authoritative source. The man.
agement of the company deems
the train auditor an unnecessary
expense. Recently the Cotton
Belt management took similar
action.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02
A Fearfu, Fate.

1t is a fearful fate to have to en-
dure the terrible torture of Piles.
81 can truthfully say" writes
Harry Colson, of Masonville, Ia,
that for Blind. Bleeding, Itching
and Protruding Piles, Bucklen' :
Arnica Salve, is the best cure
made" Also best for cuts, burns
and injuries 25c at all druggists.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02
THE WHALEY CASE
Judge Clayton Declines to Take Child
FrCm crstooy Of Her Mother.

his child Ruby, was disposed OF
yesterday by Judge Clayton by
an order leaving the child in the
custody of its mother pending the
determination of the divorce ac-
ton brought by her against him,
which is pending before Judge
Humphry. To this was added an
admonition that the children OF
the couple should not be taken
from the district until the case ID
determined. d. NJ. Brown, j. P.
Dumas and Harley & Lewis we're
the attorneys in the case.
Alfred Wbaley, the father OF
the child, Ruby, and petitioneri in
the present proceeding. was bad
ly injured in 1908 in one of the
most ferocious gun fights tina.
ever took place in the Territory
His father, known as "Parson
Whaley," his brother, E. X, and
himself met James Wattinberger
and John and ]. A. Richeson in
the road near Roberta. There
had been bad feeling among
the men, and they began shoot
ing Immediately; Whaley's father
was killed at the first volley and
one of ALI Whaley's hands was
shot entirely if and three fingers
from the other. One of the Rich
esons was also wounded in the
fight. The mules the men were
driving were killed and the
wagon box shot full of holes.
The Richesons and Wattenber-
ger were tried and acquitted on a
charge of manslaughter, and a
charge of assault to kill against
the Whaleys was subsequently
nolle pressed.
The Whaleys have been mar
ried thirteen years, and have five
children llving-Winnie, aged IL;
Walter, aged 10; Ruby, aged 8
(the subject of the aabeaus COR
pus proceeding); Brrnice, aged
6 (alleged to have been taken by
Whaley from her mother Thurs
day), and Lucille, aged 8.
Whaley swore out a warrant
against his wife for adultery
about a month ago, and the off,
Ger who went after her to their
home in the country brought
back the three youngest chill
dren in the buggy with him. The
adultery charge was given a
preliwary hearing before Com
missioner Elting and Mrs. Whaley
was completely exonerated, over
twenty witnesses, including many
produced by the husband, testi
flying to her good character. She
promptly brought suit for divorce
Since then she has been living
with her father, j. o. Leftwich,
at Durant, but has kept the chill
dren in the house for fear that
their father would get them. The
family decided to remove from
Durant to South McAlester an6
Miss Leftwich, Mrs. Whaley't
sister, who had been teaching a
Durant, resigned her position Il
come here and make arrange
ments for the removal. At Mrs
Whaley's request she brough
the child, Ruby, with her.-Soutl
McAlester News.
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Half the World Wonders

how the other half lives. Those
who use Bucklen's Arnica Salve
never wonder if it will cure Cuts,
Wounds, Buns, Sores and all
Skin eruptions; they know il
will. Mrs. Grant Shy, 1130 E,
Reynolds ST., Springfield, Ills
says: Il regard it one of the
absolute necessities ~ house
keeping" Guaranteed ny al
druggists. 25c.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02
NitroqIycerin Factory Blows TN,

Tulsa, l. T.. Jan. 29.--The uitroyTy-
cer'1 factory of the Shooters ~ ,rped1
company, five miles out OF this city.
on the Arkansas river. blew up Sunday
Nobody was hurt
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02
uscutur Departs.

Annapolis, Nd. Jan. 27.--The order
dismissing Nidshipman Stephen Deca-
tur, Jr, from the naval academy was
read out at dinner formatir7 AZ the
academy. He left the grounGs shovtly
afterwards.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02

Seattle. Wash, Jan. 25.-A special
Cleveland. Jan. 25.-Frank Rookie
Poteau |. t.. Jan. 25.-Fourteen lives
New Orleans. Jan. fisherman cruis-
Fort Worth. Jan. 25.-President Ed
London, Jan. 25.-Sir BdwarH Grey
Victoria, b. c.. Jan. 25.-In an inter-
New York. Jan. 25.--When the pro-
Monongahela, Pa. Jan. 25.--Constan
San Luis Obispo, Cal. Jan. 26.-Ths
Denison. Jan. 25.-A. v. Grove, q
washington, Jan. 25.--Stephen De-
Austin, Jan. 25.-The supreme court
Denison. Jan. 25,-Joe Hanan, wei
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1906-02-02

City Of Mexico. Jan. 2s.-Rrflway
travel is heavy owing to the great in
flux OF tourists who are largely seek
ing the hot country resorts.