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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
New York Stock Letter.

James A Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, 8 West Second South street, re-
ceived the following stock market letters
from their New York correspondents over
their private wire yesterday afternoon
Logan * Bryan say; Market closed
strong In oil departments. Trado con-
tnues slow and is largely professional
but undertono of the market seems In no
way impaired We continue to look for
q trading affair but rs we said yester-
day the tendency seems upward. we
feel would buy good stocks on reactions
but accept reasonable profits"
Dick Brothers say: Although dull and
professional, tho stock market has been
quito strong today. The bank statement
was not as good expected, showing
an increase In loans. decrease in sur
plus and only q small gain In cash, No
Important news st. Paurs squirt was
based on rumors OF substantial subscrlp-
tion rights Another strong feature wal
Colorado Fuel * Iron. In which there
was rather aggressive buying. At the
closing the market was firm and quiet"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
SALT LAKERs AT CRESCENT.
Prominent Citizens Acquire Very
Valuable Claims Near Searchlight.

Nicholas Schmittroth recently In making an
exploration trip through tho Crescent mining
district and in the Vicinity OF Soarchllsht,
New, recently acquired through purchase and
locating fourteen claims for himself and tho
Messrs w. G. and c. b. Tuttlc OF this city,
The property has tho earmsrks OF a verltnblc
bonanza. having pay right at tho grass
roote, assays innumorable, both here and at
Los Angeles, showing from so TO SJ3.@ per
ton
They arc now Incorporating tho claims under
the name OF the Nevada Belle Mining
pany. under tho laws OF Utah. and the prin-
clpal office Will be in this city. and they pro-
pose To sink Immediately tho ore. II
Will be practically sclf-sustaining Tho COM
pany VIII not '1ooscn up on but very little
OF the 400. 900 shares for which they arc in
corporatcd.
There has been number OF very Hch
strikes in this district recently which hns led
mining men 10 believe the rich ore zone OF
Tonopoh and above extends away south with
out n break to tho Colorado river. Mr.
Schmittroth who has just returned from this
district. says the country ia fun OF prospectorS
and claims being located everywhere. He
viii return az soon as the Incorporating OF the
company is completed. Welter G. Tutte Is
president OF tho company Nicholas Schmitt-
roth vlce-presidont and general manager, s. B.
Tutuc secretary and treasurer; " S. Woolley
and F. s. Morninestar directors.
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Mr.. Scott says II have suffered from
a complication Of Catarrhal disease for
five or six years. My stomach distressed
me. my appetite was poor. my eyesight
affected, had earache. and my head
ached CONSTANTLY in spite OF all I
could do. and my nights rest was al
ways broken, / have treated with the
most eminent Doctors In the United
States, without relief, / was under the
care of the most noted specialists In
Denver for seven months, and got alb
solutely no relief, although / spent lots
or money on treatment, Two months
ago l came to Drs. Shores & Shores and
began their treatment. IN ONE WEEK
l FELT BETTER, and have steadily
improved since. and today my stomach
Is all right. / sleep better than for
years, my terrible headaches are almost
entirely thing or the past, and l can
honestly say that Drs Shores have
done me more good In two months than
all the doctors and medicines / have
used In six years, and I want to tell
everybody who suffers oil about my
case (Sfgned)
"PERLEY X. SCOTT"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03

fornia lettuce. loc per head; Utah parsley 80
Fer bunch California new cabbage; five pounds
FOR 25c; oyster plant, three punches for loo;
parsnips. two punches for SC; cucumbora 100
each; dry onions. &c per pounds turnips 500
per peck. Utah spinach. three pounds for 100;
eaSbass. per pound &c, new potatoes. tSreo
California rhubarb. loc per pound summer
squash l2isc per pound; wax beans, 2So; green
beans. sc per pound, tomatoes. 25c por pound;
caullflower. 2ec per pound green peas three
pounds for 26c; young turnips. Sc. Bermuda
onions l0c. three pounds for 2Sc. Be per pound:
Utah peas. lSc pound; Utah bcets, three
bunches for 25c.
Dairy Produots-Crcamery butter, pss
pound &c; dairy butter, 2ec per poundi
pound 1Sd2Sc. Swiss cheese. por pound. doc.
American Swiss cheese, csc, cream brick
cheese CSC; Edom cheese. .f5 eaoh: Neuf-
chotel loe per package Utah fresh osss. rAr
Fish.-saimon. 17No; hallbut. l6c. or two
pounds for sc. striped bass. s0c; goldfish l5c:
sbad. ljo. whltctish, 2oc: sturgeon. lEc; cat
for &c rock cod. two pounds for 25c; soies,
lsc per pound. crabs, 25Tsoc each; sea bass.
$50; knsfish. lSc per pound; kppered salmon,
a0c per pound. anohovy. aoc per pound; prawns.
toc per quart; smoked hnlibut. eoc per pound,
herring &c each. salt mackerel, 1oG3Sc each,
smoked cells, per pound. 3pc; fresh mackorol.
zoe: rainbow trout l6o onch; snlmon trout,
brook trout, per pound. soc: sanGabs, per
pound. 800; ehad roc. go; California shrimps,
soc quart: large Eastern frogs. loe Macklnaw
trout 26c por pound; yellowtals, 1Sc per
pound; silver spotted speckled trout, 0a per
pound; skate. 12hc per pound.
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FIRM TONE IN GRAIN
ON CHICAGO BOARD
Provisions Weak on Persistent
Selling by the Local
Traders.

CHICAGO. Juno 2-Rcports OF damage BY
drought to tho fall-sown crop caused a strong
local wheat market today At tho close the
July delivery wos up AaS. Corn was up y.
Oats showed a gain OF AJAX. Provisions were
III TO 1oc lower
With tho exception OF a slight weakness in
the first Few minutes trading, sentiment in
the wheat market wan bulllsh all day Al
the start thero some profits taking due
TO favorable weather conditions but offer
ings were early taken by commission houseR
and before the end OF the first half hour
all OF tho initial loss had been recoycrcd
Throughout the remainder OF tho session tho
demanS by commission houses and pit traders
continued active. Offerings however were
lisht' lhe statement OF Chicago statisticIan
that the winter wheat crop OF the United
states had deteriornted four points during the
month Of May strengthened the market. Later
number OF damage reports from Kansns
caused additional strength and tho market
closed firm. July opened a shade 20 lGX
lower at son to S0A. advanced to SlAdH and
closed at SLY
Trading in was active and the mar
ket was Nrm. Offerings were scarce until
iate IN tho day, when considerable profit tax,
eraI local receipts on Monday. The close
was firm. July opened n shade lower 10 a
ohade higher at i9l3 TO &. sold Mt 59%6n and
then advanced TO 50A Final quotations were
Strength OF wheat and corn Offset by IA
NoTaole weather conditions caused a firm
tone In tho oats market July opened un-
changed to Nc lower at S3H 10 S5ai. and od-
Nanced 10 S4A@S. closed at S34Tu
iroNisions wore weak all day because ~
persistent selling By local traders. Al tho
Close July pork wns off l0c at Sic 90; lard wos
down lOc and ribs wcro 7kc lower The
Board OF Trade Will be closed Monday, June
1. election day ~
RANGE DES TUE
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Fruits-Lemons por box. 81 5e9s.oo bananas
per bunch. s.. co4+.So; Havana seedlings, -. IS
9t.o box; oranges 400 per box; blackeerries
$500; dates 785ho per pound; coconnuts per
sack. 500; pineapples, ti.0O per dozen: limes
s.. 80 per 100; cherries. 81 n box; Logan ber-
Beet susnr-G,so per hundred with 10 per
cent off for cash.
veSotabies.Green onions. $50 dozen; Utah
dry onions, s2.o0a26o 80; Bermuda onions. from
$. co926O per crate; garlic. ac; potatoes,
eaItoFnia RHi eSbbaKs n' 10 pSund Utah rhSSarS.
Sc; California lettuce. dozen. tso. parsley. dog
9o0 RSuna &C. turGps
6eTs, 1891 50 per dozen; caullfiower. per pound.
5o siG per p crate: rate Utah m rsdshoa. lso per dozen
Utah lettuce, 300 per dozen! asparagus. lie
Dairy Productr-Creamery butter per pound.
slo: dairy butter. Per pound, lie. cheese; x per s
SS%&S SS%S honey S aH efss sS ZEE ssS
per pound 2oc. limburger cheese. per pound.
isc: cream brick cheese. per pound. lso; Edsm
tall per D0@nd per S pounG c
Soand Ssa S"'i isc red poek cod per- pound S
founders. per pound. lie. sturgeon, per pound.
snelts per pound. lie: perch. per pound. lie;
Western goldfish, por pound. lic shad. lo0no:
salmon trout Sc per pound; fresh blue cod i2e
per pound; Macknaw trout. lie per pound; cat
sh sS per ac PSgnd poS5 Se' nS per s9und
gallon; ycllowtaIls. l2o por pound, silver
spotted spccklcd trout Z2hc per pound: skate
lie per pound.
Retail Quotations.
Hay. Grain and straw,-oat straw. per bale,
4Oc; alfalfa @Oc per cwt. timothy baled
81 I0al.I5 per cwt, wheat. per cwI, 81 soss
65, corn. por cwt,. 81 Io9l%s. cracked corn
per cwt 81 i59l 80; oats. per cwt,. 81 -, rolled
oats 800: barley. rolled. sl.eO: flour, bakers
No l. 81 %; flour straight grade, 81 20; flour
high patent s2aO rye. 30. graham flour
q S0927 10; cornmeal. ;s.0oG2. 20; ten pounds Tor
SOC bran, 81 10; bran and shorts, n.io.
Meata-Primc ribs. lSgl7hc. porterhouss
2odteso: pork. INC mutton chops, l2A0isol
pigs. 16o; spring lamb. 81 23a2.00 per quarter;
veal lsa2oc; veal loaf soc: Belgian hare zoe
per pound
Poultry-Dresscd hens Utah. z0c Eastern.
lSc; dressed spring roasters. 2pc: broilers'
&c; frozen 6roilers. 2Sc per pound ducks z7c:
turkeys, g7hc; geese, &c squads. $50 each,
Fruits-Lemons. per dozen. acc; oranges.
per dozen, 2Su6oo; two dozen for 3Sc; bananas.
per dozen. e6I30c; pressed figs, I91IlAo cor
package; rhuborb. three pounds for Ice. grape
fruit. Np per dozen: cocoanuts each 100:
pineapplcs. each, &c; blackberrlcg e5c; cher,
ries. Doc; Logan berries box: grape
fruit loc each,
Yogetables-Potatoes. sLH per bushel; Call.
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WEAK MEN.

So-called Weakness" In men is
merely n symptom of chronic infam-
nation in the prostate gland, brought
On by early dissipation or by the I'm,
proper treatment OF some contracted
disease. A complete and radical cure
Is therefore, n question OF restoring
and this we accomplish promptly and
completely without the use OF Inter
nal remedies. Our treatment Is local
one entirely. 1t Is original and sclen-
tific, and has been proved absolutely
effective by thousands Of tests, We
uro convinced that by no other moth
DDS can full and permanent restora-
tion OF strength and vlgor be accom-
Dlished.
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Mining Notes.

:, usitei stotes mining cnp,n-
n1dfy evening from a circle
To7ltsnt In Nevada MINING
1a,a q, she Cullen. Mr. Con-
suSaeu connected with nj.
~ np.riatsndent of the Cent.n-
<rl,7SV' arrived in tho CITY Sat
|hse- tho well-known mining
a. e. roa an Inspection Iourney
fSln SECRETARY and treasurer ~
"npaay. Fpent Saturday ot
scsr, Esnhtendent OF the rJ,,toa
FopeIties at Bingham % 40
kes,vt est.aa z. Beck. arrived from
no'aing, va"
= sssr OF the Little Boil n,nn
\ ca oH ,,t.y = very satisfactory v,aIt 70
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

CATARRH-Deafness Nose and
Throat Troubles. Eye and Ear Dis
eases. Bronchial and Lung Trou-
eles. Asthma, Stomach. Liver and
Kidney Diseases. Bladder Troubles,
Female Complaints, Chronic Dis
eases OF Women and Children,
Henrt Disease, Nervous Diseases,
Chorea (St, Vitus' Dance). Ricketts,
Spinal Trouble. Skin Diseases. Sol
otlca and Rheumatism. Diseases Of
the Bowels, Piles, Fistula and Rectal
Troubles. Goitre (or Big Neck). Blood
Diseases, Tape Worm, Hay Fever,
and all durable Nervous, Private and
Chronic Diseases
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czNG THE quo VADIS.
hstAsssers Get Busy and Begin
Lriye Development.

d Y.KnnIe, Rccd and Phillips.
as Springs milllcnalres who
,-rs.sed the famous QUO Vadis
dLns from the Catlin broth
Z nzneoeed active operations
3 rss possessions. The devel-
: Rs property would seem to
rTAst the character OF work
~ done by the owners. and
ditsttd from the campaign now
red 50 actively.
vseis is a sister group to the
fasyt, and the outcroppings
- teat range from 500 to sew
Ha COLLARS a ton In gold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
UTAH BERRIES ARE
COMING IN NOW
Small Shipment Arrives on Sat
urday to the Delight of
Market Men.

Business on the local market Saturday was
good notwithstanding the scarcity OF several
products Tho shipment OF Missouri straw
berries duo TO arrivo Saturday cumo In on
schedulo time Tho berries were In good con-
dition when they reached here and every cratc
was taken upon arrival by tho retailers
First Utah Fruit Here.
ono utuo surprise OF the day was tho mr.
rIyul from Mil Creek OF six crates OF Utah
shipment OF six crates did not In itself amount
to much but IL was gratifying TO tho market
men to that tho home product was really
getting ready for tho market The crop has
received several Betbacks on account OF dis
agreeable weather.
Utah Vegetables Arrive.
Now homegrown peno and beets woro fea-
lures OF tho market Saturday. No great sup
ply OF either vegetable was received. but thote
VIII be moro In the market In q low days lho
poas sold for Is cents pound OF two pounds
Tor % cents. The beots ran threc punches Tor
Is conts. -, A.,
pumc as IL has been for several days past,
owing TO rains tho coaot and the washouts
en- route fish OF all varieties was scarce satur-
Wholesale Quotations.
Hay. Grain and Straw -oat straw. per bale
in car lots. &c. alfalfa SlE,oo: timothy. per
ton, balcd, 5000; wheat, per cwt, 81 sozil 81;
corn per cwt.. 81. 25dl 30; corn. cruckcd. q. u;
oats Sl.7S barley rolled. S.eo; flour hakors'
No i o. So flour; straight grade SLsO; flour flour
81 So cornmeal, s2.Oo; bran. escG'ioo; bran and
Meots-Dressod bcof, per 100 pounds, Sc Soze
7cO; dressed veol, per pound. shc; dressed
saiOc, sprng lambs. NtNqsOo apiece.
roasters' lsc; broiers. dressed sic: frozen
broilers. 2ici ducks, per pound lso; turkeys
&c.
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who need the counsel ana ala Oh eH
perienced and kindly physicians, are
cordially invited to consult this de-
partment and be advised FREE OF
CHARGE,
So sure Is the Cure under DRS.
SHORES MODERN METHODS IN
oil private diseases that you may ar
range to pay the fee for Cure In
small weekly or monthly installments.
as the cure progresses. or you may
PAY WHEN CURED. No matter
what your trouble is, or who has failed
to cure you, consult these Master Spe-
cialists, free OF charge, and learn how
you can yet be cured. CALL OR
WRITE.
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New York Money!.

NEW YORK. June Prime mercantile
paper Sq5h per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at S4S5 2n
4.S5.60 for demand and at s4s2. 1904 So Is
for slXty-day bills.
Posted rates, S4.S3 md S4s6h
Commercial bills. S4a&94S2.
Bar silver, 67Ac-
Mexican dollars. 62c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
Money on call nominal. no loans. Time
loans steady; sixty days, 4A@4ls; ninety
days and six months, 1905 per cent.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS. 2
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Juno 2.-Cattlc-Recelpts. go;
oteady, beeves, A1Og6O0, cows and heif-
ers. sl7o95.00; calves. $5.009725; stockors
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900; market 5Gll0c
lower, estimated Monday, 5000. mixed
and butchers, S6.25g645 good heavy, So so
Gi6.45 rough heavy. S6l5a625; light Sc 20
G16.45 pigs. s5.2pg52o, bulk OF sales.
Se37I496.45.
Shccp-Receipts. 1000; market steady;
sheep s3.4046lo; yearlings. S.7c963O,
lambs s. 9SIi6 TO
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New York Metals.

NEW YORK, Juno 2-The metal mar
kets were all unchanged In tho absence
OF cables Spot tin Is quoted at $50 31
$3.50; lake copper, s1S.66le.00: electrolytic,
SIS 37lEIlS.75; casting SIS 991s.3715.
Lead is reported steady at s. 75d5 50
spelter, s5S0a6.o0. Iron is quiet and un-
changed
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, June 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, l50; market unchanged.
Hogs-Recclpts, 5000 market sc lower;
bulk Of sales. s6.27l4a64o: heavy, Sc 3olS
6S7Ia; packers. s6.2Cg6.30; pigs and lights,
s.. .9Oll625
sheep Receipts. COCO; market nominal
ly steady; muttons, $5.O0{i6 %; lambs, $500
al 30; range wethers, s5.0O96.o0; fed ewes,
81 75n6 %
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st. Joseph.

ccipts. 500; steady. Natives. 81 25a5 q; ;
cows and heifers, sl.75GA65; stockers and
feeders S2O1q4.25.
So lOlI5. 90, medium and heavy. s615g6 80;
pigs, $i7Jg5 20; bulk OF sales. s6121EV
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Omaha.

unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, IL 000.. market, 6l910c low
cr: heavy $6.221za630; mixed So. 6.2O6l6 2255
light, S6.1Sa6. 22l2, pigs, S5oHg6.0o, bulk OF
shecp-Recelpts 500. market steady;
yearlings. S5.5Ga600; wethers, $5.40a660;
ewes. $i75q5,75; lambs. S6.0O0p690
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Now York Sugar.

NEW YORK. June 2-Sugar-Raw,
ugal, s6 test, 3l6-32QStac; molasses sugar,
i1-iGae 23-s2c Refined firm; crushed,
5000: powdered. 47oo, granulated, deoc
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RANGE OF THE LEADING r1yTuR
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Quotations werc as follows. No 2 sprinO
wheat, slqs5c No. 3. 77GSso; No 2 red, $50
s$hc: No corn. Ge&a5lc No. yellow. SID
6lkc; No. oats. sac; No. 2 white S5hc; No.
Icy. 4iGi5c; fair TO choice mailing, 4sa6ic; No.
l flax seed A.07; No. l Northwestern, 81 l2n;
prime timothy seed, s3.3093. 30: clover contract
grades, Sll2S; short ribs sides dooso) sSeS8
se5; mess pork, per barrel. Sl6-0oqle 10. lard,
per 100 pounds, ss.I7l4 short clear sides
Cboxed). 50 JO9o 60: whisky, basis OF hiSh
wines. 81
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SIS FOR CURES HOME.
ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF DRS.
SHORES SKILL.

READ THE HONEST TESTIMONY
OF THIS GENTLEMAN, THEN GO
SEE HIM AND ASK HIM ABOUT HIS
EXPERIENCE.
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Treasury Balances.

WASHINGTON. juno 2,-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances in the gen.
eral fund, exclusive or the $500 600 gold
reserve, shows:
Available cash balance ...........sle $50, 704
Gold coin and bullion ............ rs, ,l56. 49
Gold certificates .s,.rss.ass.,,..... Al 433, 400
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS


Z.
on the produce exchange today tho butter
market was easy; crcamerics l4dlstac: dairies
13izQlSc. eggs steady, at mark. cnscs Included,
NhQl5c; nrsts 15l4c; prime flrsts 1910; ex-
tras, lsc: cheese steady at l0Gllc,
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s companies Robbed

), y .s.a .sad your work cast
Il :. s''s -, Ihan You will have
s. W We have the finest
.eeAsisnsae sna engraving plant
~ a. Anything In the fine
"a ~ qhe q and cards.
rias &issp :, EENGR'v'NG CO.,
NS.,Sa salt Lake City.
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A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN.


of
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Will Erect Miu.

r.....r company owns q group OF
-. brated near Mount Grant
~ lilies nom Yerington. Con-
~ Et,,bpment work has been
u Sroup, enough. In fact, to
\. sOnpany erecting q mill for
n handling the product OF
RIA for the mill have al,
II reelyed BY the company, and
= ,fs new road is completed.
t3rr the claims much nearer
=. he machinery and equip
ths srJered and Immediately
!, fcsne Of the future opera
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st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Juno 2.-Wool-Stcady; ter
ritory and western mediums, 25930c; fine
medium, 2lQ3Hc; nnc, 1Sg2oc.
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E.sn Stock Market.

NIX L Co furnish the follow.
asoos received over their prI-
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Ir,st Outlook for Success.

ma o, results that have re-
"A ssofts. and the present mag
r,ltIco OF the property and Its
4 rtak e!oQuently OF what Will
-eAsd when tho local incor-
E 10 work with their modern
u sqgIpment They have every
! i4l sanguinc regarding their
.! much Is expected from the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
P[AIn6! !:!!,,
Vi SALT lAkERS
Cold Mining Company gr
'',thsd upoa! Career 0S
Local Talent
lLlRGB GROUP c,,n,c
or NEVADA CLAIMS
will Erect Plant for
Is,tuent Of Ores on
II Spot.

,.. Of taking over and op-
I I'D properties Of the ineo1-
:. wheeler Gold Mining com.
va organized by promlnen'
=, he articles OF incorp0ru- pI' =,
q, . signed and ready ior nuns ,ss
r,1t Those COMPOSING s,s .n.
,or the first year are sait
~, ard mining men Of apii-
,.s,s the past few weeks. have
rus towards making history
I.a.s,on mining region
L-,.,s Of Official Family.
-,,.,se the corporation are C.
I,nes H. Paterson. OF the
s,als hardware company Jo-
a.. the well.known real es-
,nrance maR; Charles D.
g -.raser OF the Pioneer ore
Sepsuy. and H P, Pratt OF
III National bank.
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New York Bonds.

Great Northern pfd l.2oo JJ7 3oeA
Total sales for the day. 224. 600 shares.
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Mauhattan.G .GoIdfield Brokerage Co.

Members Goldncld Stock Exchange
P. o Drawer ls3. GOLDFIELD. NEVADA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-20
Business Mention.

Cone a Swift have talk on flour
this week. See their new advertise
A. w. Curry % the Dorset Inn and
Cottages has decided 10 keep open the
year round, This is wise move on
Mr. curry's part as i has been demon
straled that there is good business in
The winter for house like the linn. I"
j. II. Couture in moving into his
new store wants 10 start IN with a
complete new stock. and will too if his
business keeps on Increasing.
Levin is making change in his adv.
again this week. Big business is the
order,
Graves will sell fine lot of Dress
Goods. See his adv. He proposes 10
make things interesting.
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The TaC0niC
HARDWARE :: COMPANY

Arthur Prouty has moved from
Ludlow to his farm here.
Miss Jessie Farnum leaves Thurs
day for Illinois, where she is to teach.
Mrs. Jnlia Stone is moving her
goods to her newly purchased home in
Londonderry.
Mrs. Austin Prouty and children
have gone to her fathers in Cham
plain, N. Y.
Jas. Livingston finished work for
NJ. J. Hapgood last week, and soon
goes to the state of Washington.
Fred Crossman is building an adj
dition TO his house and making repairs,
II. NJ. Swift and p. d. Lakin, work
men.
Miss Minerva Lyon left Tuesday
for Jamaica Plain. Mass, where she
has position as teacher in the Perkins
Institute kindergarten.
Misses Clara and Elsie Boynton
are attending Burr and Burton Semi
nary, Manchester, and Miss Lena
Blodgett is a student at Chester.
SOUTH sHAFTsBURY.
Miss Jesnie billiard Of Rutland was
here last week.
Rev. G. s. Agan is still confined 10
his bed by sickness.
Miss Jennie Hastings was in Rut.
land several days last week.
WIN. Moon and son Clarence spent
Sunday in Springfield, Mass.
DIR. Frank Locke Of Springfield
2penssunday at r. Eddy's, making the
trip IN his automobile.
A musicale was given IN Cole Hall
! Friday evening, for the benefit Of the
V. |. Is. Miss Helm Of Philadelphia
sang.
--Rey.P.L. bow Of Rutland preached
here Sunday. Next Sunday the pulpit
will be- occupied by Rev. Samuel Rob
inson.
The funeral Of Mr.. Y. 7. Hastings
who died in Rutland Sept. 0, was held
here Sept. u. Rev NJ. II. Smith Of
Rutland ofIieiaied. There were several
from Rutland here for the funeral.