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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-31
READING AGAIN
MARKET FEATURE
At Opening Movement in It Was
Feverish, Quotations Below
Saturdays Close.
BUYING ORDERS FOR IT SENT IN
Caused General List TO Move up
Short Interests Got Uneasy
Buying Literally.

| New York. Dec. 3l.--The feature OF the
opening dealings In stocks was the fever
ish movement IN Reading. TWO hundred
shares sold al first at 1872 compared win
1925 on Saturday. but the next sales OF
200 shares was al 49, followed by lSVl
shares az 1914 and then 1850 shares at
100. Northern Pacific dropped ~, Union
Pacific ~, Canadian Pacific, Pennsy!-
yania. Colorado Fuel and Distillers' Sc
curites large fractions. There was
sprinkling OF small gains. Changes In
the general list were small and transae-
lions hight.
Pressure IN the stock market was con.
tinued on about the same lines as last
week Reading, the I'LL group and othef
western stocks being liqudated nom time
TO tlpe, This selling caused uS'p OF 8
~ liinois Central az IN Anaconda, u,
Canadian Pacific, lss In Great Northern
preferred and / IN ST. Louis Il san Fran
cisco second preferred, Great Northern
ore Certificates, American Ice Securl-
ties, Colorado Fuel and Peoples Gas.
Buying orders were placed IN Reading
gradual recovery to l32. The general list
moved up sharply practically all the
losses beng restored. General Electric
advanced liz.
htptilS were circulated lnd' Settlements
had been made OF some vulnerable ac-
counts. Anxiety was relieved to some ex-
tent but Great Northern preferred and
Northern Pacific weakened again. The
former declined re and Kansas Cxy
Southern preferred l.
A 81 per cent rate for call money show
ed the pressure Of the January money set
Elements.
Bonds were Irregular
A final drive was made against the Hill
stocks before the market began to re-
spond TO the buying orders paced else
where. Northern Pacific loss ran TO the
top point, and Great Northern's IA, Roth
stocks rallied 2lg@3 when the rise in
Reading, 81. Paul and Union Pacific
reached notable proportions, Reading
jumped to l33l4 contrasted with $50 car
lier, and 1925 Saturdays last price. St.
Paul sold Ia above last week. North
western and numerous others frac
tion. Speculton became quiet afterwards
and some stocks fell back fractonally
The short interests became uneasy in
the afternoon and Bought literally OF all
stocks, especially Reading and the grain
carriers Reading moved up 2, Missouri
Pacific and Wabash preferred rs, Atchi-
son ~ and Northern Pacific, Union Pa
ciac, l.. & ~, Erie ana st. Louis, Anal
gamated Copper, Sugar and Pullman l.
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EX-SENATOR CAFFERY DEAD.
lie Was Identified With Some Of the
Greatest Movements in the South.

New Orleans, Dec 30.--Former Unit
Ell States Senator Donaldson l.. Caffery
died tonight.
Senator Caffery was stricken with
stomach trouble Dec. IS. few days
later an acute kidney disease devel-
oped.
Two daughters and two sons were at
his bedside when the end came. A third
son. lieutenant In the army serving
In the Philippines, was unable TO be
here.
Senator Caffey's career was identified
with some Of the greatest movements
Of the south, both business and politl-
cal, and during the Civil war he earned
reputation for daring In an attempt
to blow up federal gunboats In Atchafa-
laya bay, Ia, he swan In the bay at
night, pushing ahead of him. with the
aid OF long pole, a specially manu-
featured torpedo, The torpedo failed
TO explode, Caffey swan to shore with
out having been discovered. He rose to
the rank Of first lieutenant and served
as staff officer TO Maj. w. w. WAL
ker.
Senator Caffery was one of the prln-
cipal upbuilders OF the Louisiana sugar
Industry, being leader In establishing
the modern system Of central sugar
houses.
He first came into political proml-
hence as one Of the trainers of the con-
stituton Of this state. In 1892 he was
appointed to the United States senate
To fill the vacancy caused by the death
Of Senator Randall l.. Gibson and was
later elected by the Louisiana legisla-
ture His nomination for the vice pres
idency by the Gold Democrats In 1900
was the last event Of Importance in his
political career.
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ST. PAUL STOCKHOLDERS.
Counsel for Small Holders Issue a
Statement Today.

New York Dec. 30.--The stock ex-
change firm that has undertaken to en-
force the rights OF the holders OF odd
lots of ST. Paul stock to their full quota
Of their stock issue, and who on Satur-
day last began suit. through their coun-
sell to compel the company to recognize
the claims of the small stockholders.
today issued the following statement
through counsel.
White and Blackwell announce that
they have been Informed by their coun-
sci, Anderson, Pendleton and Anderson,
that the motion for an injunction had
been adjourned for one week on an
agreement with Mr. Pendleton and Mr..
Hornblower for the Chicago, Mil
waukee * ST. Paul railroad; and that
Mr.. Miller chairman of the st. Paul
recommended to the board of directors
that they will take such action as Viii
allow all holders Of odd lots to sub
scribe for their fractional shares, and
that warrants will be issued for such
fractional rights. II Is part of the stip-
ulatlon that present stockholders shall
be entitled to subscribe or 10 sell their
subscriptions without prejudice TO their
right TO reserve additional warrants for
their fractional shares"
Justice Davis, I'm the supreme court
Saturday issued an order against the
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road to show cause tomorrow why II
should not be compelled to issue all the
stock rights due a subscriber of that
property, in connection with subscrip-
tons to an issue Of sl00000,000 Of new
stock.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. S,--The wheat marke,
opened fairly active and weak, There
was considerable amount of reallzlns
SAILS and some selling by bears. MAY
wheat opened lsal4 TO Aaas lower a,
76s4 TO 1874 and sold at 1925,
The corn market was quiet, and STEADY
May corn opened a shade lower to o
shade higher at 1855 to i3is
The oats market was quiet and steady
May opened unchanged to shade higher
at 80 to 36d365s and sold at 1915.
The provisions market opened easy OF
a moderate amour; Of selling, but prices
quickly rallied and all the loss was re-
gained. May pork opened ~ lower q
iS. a7ik and sold at 1850 Lard opened 2'.
lower at 9.27is, and sold up to 9'S2la, RID
were 2 down at SIS aud sold up 10 sS4
An Increased demand from shorts ant
commission houses caused the market t.
become hrmer May closed steady, q
Corn~May closed steady and Is highe
at 43iaml2as
Cash: wheat-No, 2, "a; No. 3 red
q, No 2 serG, - :, ~ No Na 3 hard, o..
7660; No 3 spring, ilnls.
39ia.
dats-No. ?. 3lis; No. 3. 34h
Close: Wheat-Dec,, I$ls; May, u,
Corr--Dec., 3o%, May i3l7q4Ss
Pork-Jan $3.50; May, i6.Sii9
Lard-Jan., 9l5dsl7is May, $50,
Ribs-Jan.. s51k; Bay sS2h.
Ryc--Cash, s..
Barley--Cash, ili9Q65.
Flax Glover and Timothy Nothing do
ing.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
liverpool, Dec Sl--Wheat: March Is
i7hd. May, Us I'd.
The weather In England today was
overcast.
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The Scientific 6taing ana
Grading Of Selected Wheat
makes
HUSLER'S
F L o u K !!
A Perfect Flour.
a Perfect Flour.

lights, 5.05a6Si,s; pigs, 5.5o@e.l5; bulk,
6,bd6.i0.
sheep Receipts, 900; market 10 cents
lower. sheep, 3,I5n0 SO; lambs 4.tsaiIo.,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY, Dee. 3i--Cattie- Receipts,
5000; market strong Native steers, .2N
go, native cows and heIfers, Sl59l5 90.
stockers and feeders. 2sodil,60; bulls, ZOO
40. calves. ., -ju7 20; western red steers,
3.l5G6.50; western fed cows 2.50ui,W.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 market steady TO
weak Bulk 6.3DU5.3iis; heavy. B.SNJ. ~,
packers, e.Scqe 3112 pigs and lights, O,25li
g. glls.
Sheep Receipts, 5000: market steady
Muttons, I.50lo.l5; lambs, G. 25Gl7 IS. range
wethers, 4,i5U6.S0, fed ewes, i.DoSG.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Dec. u--Cattle-- Receipts, $500
market steady to strong, Native steers,
g. sOp4,50, cows and neifers, 20Oqi 10,
Gamers, l,l5q275, stockers and feeders,
2,10a46~ calves, 5.0Oa6.2, bulls and
stays, -,O10400.
Receipts, 5000; market strong -
cents higher Heavy, 6.5u6.25, mixed
6.2DM6 IS; nights, 6.z5ao.S0; pigs, o.ioad.0o
bulk G.g0Q6.25
sheep Receipts, 1909. market 10 cente
liver Yeariings, j.5066.iO. wethers. 5.0c9t
SO; ewes. 4.5ea5 40; lambs, 6,5o4l go.
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CONCENTRATES.

m. rlynt so Ia, hat
again today and Is generally moving
up toward 25 cents per pound.
e..o,,.,. coo-,,o ~ rar,ho,,.ra n,
oeeI etatS ,t,,io, nn,,onann 10
tne lay 'uuse h H. 80,
eApecteu 10 arrive i'o"'o iioi' 'He ea''
'o"iollo"'
Tony jacobson, manager of the Co
,ul,lpus Couso, i'l - =" .N th,t ous
LOOMING oi'e' '''e i''e' e''' Vi '''''
porduoil'
j. +. Gibbs, manager of the Nevada
Gold Butte Mines company, viii leave
for Gold Butte. Nevada. tonight to make
an inspection of the properties Of that
corporation.
Manager @. II. Dern Of the Consoli-
dated Mercur Gold Mines company tele-
phoned from camp Yesterday that a
new mine foreman had made his APP
nearance. In weight. he TIPS the beam
At ia mounds
The lower tunnel at the bihgnah
New Haven when was started some
NJ son faat lower than the present
,vorkings has nov been driven dis
toncn OF about 500 feet bingham
press
Deeds nave been MED win the coun-
" recorder by which the Cumberland
Ely Copper company acquires title to
seven and threelquarter sections OF
land IN the vicinity OF the smelter site
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HEARST AND MCCLELLAN.
Atty. Gen. Jackson Willing to Open
Case II Hearst Wishes To.

New York. Dec. Din a communication
to William Randolph Hearst made pub.
lie tonight, Atty.-Gen. w s Jackson
says that II Mr. Hearst should see nj
10 institute quo wurranto proceedings In
connection with the ballot dispute which
followed the last mayoralty election In
this city a rehearng Of the case will be
granted as soon as Mr.. Jackson assumes
office.
In his letter Mr., Jackson says:
In the matter Of the application OF
William r. Hearst TO julius Mayer, attor.
ney-general Of the state OF New York.
for leave TO Institute quo warranto pro.
eeedings against George b. Mcclellan
mayor Of the city Of New York who
leave was heretofore denied, you are
hereby notified that should you desire Ia
renew or make another such application,
rehearing and consideration OF SAL
matter will be granted by me as soon as
! take office as attorney. general on Jan.
"You are thus informed because I deem
that the welfare aud dignity Of the peopl
OF this state demand the immediate set
Element of the serious question involved {"
Atty. Clarence Shearn said tonight thai
papers In the case were N have been Ale
with Mr.. jackson on Tuesday morning, and
the promise Of Mr.. Jackson would insure
speedy action,
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FURTHER TROUBLES ARISE
Between Stockholders OF the Giles
American Mercantile Agency.

That there will be further troubles
between several OF the stockholders OF
the Giles American Mercantile agency
and the board OF directors and mana
ger OF the agency Is very evident from
complaint filed IN the district court
today IN which II. c. Chapman. Il. u
Hoyt, c. c. Fuller and a. I. SANFORD
arc plaintiffs and the agency Is de-
PENDANT. plaintiffs ask that an IN
Junction be issued to restrain DEFEND
ant from attempting to sell the stock
OF plaintiffs 10 satisfy an assessment
OF 10 cents per share on the stock.
1t IL alleged that plaintiffs own ii0e
shares OF the stock and that on Oct ~
the directors undertook TO levy an as
sessment on the stock. The claim Is
made that the assessment is Illegal for
the reason that the resolution proyid-
ing for the same does not state when
or where the assessment Is payable or
who Is authorized to receive said as
sessment. A temporary restraining Or
der has been issued IN the case.
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ELDoRADo CANYON MINES.
Many New Ones Being Brought TO
Front In This Nevada Section.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
searchlight, New, Dec. 24.-Eldorado
canyon Is making history. From NOD
Hill to the river n distance Of 10 miles,
number OF mines are developing and
producing rich ores This district, one
OF the most favored IN Nevada, has
produced upwards OF sl5,000oOO and
the mines have not been scratched.
The immense ore bodies In the canyon
are the wonder OF all who visit this
section and geologistg who have ex-
amIned the mines state that without n
doubt Edorado canyon will be the
biggest producer in Nevada In the
years to come.
Among the producing properties are
the Techaticup, Wall Street Black
Hawk. Venus. Buster. Mocklng Bird
Quaker CITY. Silver Legion and Silver
Sphinx mines The rechaticup has
produced upwards Of three millions
with the most primitive methods UNI
der the most adverse conditions. The
Wall Street Mocking Bird and silver
Legion have also produced large
amounts. Yet the mines have not be-
gun to give up their immense stores OF
wealth so carefully concealed by ma
ture.
Among the new companies to enter
this district are:
The Eldorado Consolidated Mining
company'of New York and Eldorado
canyon. This company has secure1
the Philadelphia grouo, consisting OF
FIVE full claims, adjoining the richest
producers In this section. The property
II under the control Of Jas. f. Wisher
OF New York city.
The Honolulu group, consisting OF
the Honolulu. Kobe, Hagasah and
Manila Lode mining claims have been
purchased by the Honolulu- Eldorado
Mining company and have commenced
development work under the manage
ment OF Jas n. Hall Of Searchlight.
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STRIKE IN ST, JOE.
Sulphidc Ore Encountered ~ Distance
or 5000 Feet I'm Tunnel.

A strike Of copper sulphldes has
been made In st. Joe which seems TO
determine that copper is universal
thing about the camp, says the Press
OF Bingham. The strike was made In
a tunnel which has been driven 1890
feet and taps the vein 500 feet from
the surface.
on the surface Of the st. Joe con-
tact ledge Is about 400 feet wide. In
the long tunnel 1t was tapped from the
uuartzite foot wall side at point
that showed but little liberalization
aside from little pyrites of iron. AS
the tunnel was advanced diagonally
through the vein. 1t became evident
that the continuation OF the ore shoots
opened above, would be found TO the
southwest. so cross cut In that direc-
ton was started at a favorable point.
After running 80 feet the copper sui
phdes came In and when the foreman
left the mine Sunday, great lunches
OF II was making in the drift. The
great ledge f. evidently all laced UP
with stringers of ore In the ground
now being passed through and II is
the expectation OF the management
that solid bodies OF fine ore viii come
In as the ledge Is explored.
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NO WORD YET.
Deal for Sale of Ontario to J, Il. Bam-
berger j. Still Pending.

At the Offices Of the Ontario Silver
Mining company In the Dooly block,
no word had been received from the
east up TO a late hour this afternoon
indicating that the negotiations which
have been pending for some time, for o
sale Of the property to j. r. Bamberger
Of the DAILY West Mining company had
been concluded.
Manager Rood of the Ontario COM
pany SAID he was as anxious as any
one over the result Something may
drop. however. before the day closes
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TRADING BRISK
ON The EXCHANGE
The Year viii Close With Market
For Mining Stock in
Good Form.
TINTlC SHARES ARE IN FAVOR.
Yankee Consolidated In Demand To-
day--The Closing Quotations
And Sales.

The week opened with an active min
ins stock market, Trading was brisk
and prices were higher all down the
line. There was some spirited bidding
INDUCED In for Yankee Consolidated,
and the story was freely circulated
that 1t has been practically demonstart-
ed that the ore body which caused the
late rise in Beck Tunnel Consolidated
stock continues on into Yankee Consoi-
idated ground. one evidence OF TINS
was found In the fact that brokers had
received buying orders from Tintic'
Notwithstanding the demand display
ed for the stock, only $500 shares were
loosened the last lot going at aga
cents. Cansa turned upward again
and did business at 10 cents n share,
while DAILY did business az s25a ana
s.. 40. May Day opened with sales at
70 cents and closed with 1000 shares,
going at 25h cents. Beck Tunnel
dropped FIVE cents a share during the
regular call, but recovered somewhat
on the open board Victor CONSOLIDATE
ed remained about where II was on sat
urday. while DAILY Judge closed strong
at Si2 25.
The closing quotations and sales were
~
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
MR.. 0oDBE RETURNS.
Deal 10 Consolidate Phoebe Mines Falls
OF Contamination.

Anthony ". Godhe Of the ohlo-Ken-
lucky Mining company who has been
In New York on mining business for the
past two weeks has returned.
but pleaded today that he had nothing
to give out for publication at this time.
Concerning the rumor which gained
considerable currency sometime ago
that there would likely be a consoida-
tion Of the Ohio Kentucky and Nevada
Utah interests Mr. Godbe declared that
no negotiations towards that end are
pending at the present time.
1t has been the impression locally for
sometime that overatures had been
made between officials OF the two COM
panies; but evidently, nothing has been
accomplished
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Dec. 31.--Moncy on call
strong and higher, 1S@i5 per cent
ruling rate, % per cent; closing Did,
is per cent. offered at 20 per cent.
Time loans. easier, go days, per
cent; 30 days, ga per cent; SIX
months, o per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, u
G8is per cent.
Sterling exchange, strong, win ac-
tual business In bankers bills AT
i.s3.45G1 1880 for demand ana AT
i.5s.25 for 90 day bills; posted rates,
4.59@I.Si commercial bills, LIS.
Bar silver. sos.
Mexican dollars, 53%.
Government bonds, steady; rail-
road bonds, quiet.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax, 900 at 3Sis.
Carisa, 500 at 70.
DAILY, 100 at 2,3j. GOO at 2.4O.
May Day, $500 at %; $500 at 2ila;
$500 at "a 1000 81 2jl2,
Nevada Hills. 800 at $50 10 at $40.
Nevada F'airview, 1000 at 80.
silver King, S5 at 400.
star Con, 900 at l5ls.
Uncle Sam, 100 at 20.
Beck Tunnel, 600 at lS5; l,l00 at
1.S2h, 400 at $50.
Cyclone, 1000 at l.
Little Chief, 1000 at rs.
New York, 1000 at %.
Scottish Chief, 1000 at 9.
New York, 1000 at %.
Victor Con, 6.l00 nj IL,
Yankee Con-. 1000 at IS; LOO AZ a..
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel sc at tS2is
Carlsa. 200 at 60,
Daily Judge, 200 at 1925.
Grand Central. 100 at 1856.
May Day, 100 at 2iis; 1000 at %.
New York. 900 at %.
Lou Dillon, 300 at 49,
South Columbus, 500 at IS.
silver King, IS at 400
Tetro, 1000 at u.
Victor Con, 500 at III. 1850 at II.
Yankee Con, 100 at 47ia
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call ,,...,.... S4,i45 $20,07i.50
Open board .2hSl 100000
------------------
Forenoon totals ...,59.i2s sS3,oS35O
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales Of the regular
call of the mining exchange We're:
Century, so at 60
Ajax, l,lO0 al 81,
DAILY Judge, 200 at 49, 7is
Star Con. ZOO at l5is. 1000 at 10.
Utah. 1000 at 81 90.
Beck Tunnel. 700 at l.S0.
Black Jack, 1.i00 at 70.
New York, so at g.
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GoLDFIELD STRIKE.
Mine Owners and Miners Endcayoring
To Adjust Differences,

Goldheld, New. Dec. S1.--Mine own
ers and miners have come together In
am effort to settle the strike con-
troyersy. They met yesterday after
noon and discussed the strike behind
closed doors until far into the night
What agreement has been arrived at
has not been made public both sides
preserving the utmost secrecy, Their
task is to effect some mutual basis of
agreement mutually satisfactory
which Is 10 be voted upOn.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record OF the local office OF the wealth
tr bureau for the "a hours ending at
m. today;
FORECAST TILL p. NJ TUESDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake city AMI
vicinity
Snow tonight and Tuesday.
X. J. HYATT.
section Director.
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NEW ALUMINIUM FIND.
specIal Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Glenrock. Wyo.. Dec, ga dscov-
cry OF ore carrying aluminium has re-
Gently been made In Mormon canyon.
10 miles south Of this place. Assays
Of the oregive returns OF from s23 10
si3i per ton In aluminium. Work Is
being done on the claims and ship
ment OF the ore will be made soon.
The ore lead is about four feet across,
one claim sold recently for s3,50O.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. l.--Cattle-Recelpts 2s,-
COZ: market 10 cents higher for the best
others steady. Reeves, i,l0q6.S0; cows and
heifers, l65a5.l0 stockers and feeders.
2.50a4 co. Texans, 3.I54d50, westerners,
no sales calves, 600diS.5 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market weak.
Mixed and butchers, 6.l5d6 .42ia; good
heavy, 6.Se96.4o; rough heavy. 6.ooasl5;
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ORE SHIPMENTS.
DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED.
Status of the Goidfcld Miners Strike
Hope of Settlement.
Especial to the News. }

Goldfield. Nevada Dec. 3i.-It is cur
rent talk here this morning that some
important developments will transplre
affecting the miners strike In this
camp some time today. Those who at
tended last nights conference have
maintained the utmost secrecy UP to the
present time. Citizens Of the camp feel
that an adjustment Will be brought
about and that the miners win agree to
allow the installation ~ change rooms
a, the various mines. The mine owners
are determined on this polnt;the miners
know Il and II r. believed they will
yield rather than stand out for pro-
longed shutdown
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GEN. MANAGER RIDGEwAY.
Arrives Here With the New Snpt. Of
Motive Power.

General Manager Ridgeway OF the
Denver & Rio Grande arrived IN salt
Lake this morning accompanied by the
new superintendent OF motive power
whose appointment Is announced in
this column. Together they are going
over the local situation here,
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CANNON & CANNON

r.. NJ WEST & Co. stock brokers
d. f. Walker BLK Tel i6s: res 25i0-K
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS', "a Il. So. Temple. Both
Phones 80
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The Advance in Price
Of REAL ESTATE

has not caused US to Increase price
OF lots In Forest Dale, We do care,
though, TO have purchasers, who
VIII be good neigh5ors. II you ara
in this class and ate looking for a
home you cannot do better than
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r. X. Snow 6 Co. Stock Brokers
~ Commercial Bib. Both Phones 1914