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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

Nl8or aid cheerful
ness sooii disappear
Wien thciidneysare
ont of order or dis
eascd.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that II is not unconi-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

shahs con6.,lsa cantlnvss Critical.
tceoop. nec, IA private ts's-
Eram nom reaegan rvcelvet in ts,a.
go Friday khnouaced that ne sAaAs
caaallioa continues eFitioai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
Women as We'll as Hsn Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder TToabb.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discrimination; beauty,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

For Member Of Congress 9d Corgrcsslona
District
FRANK CLARK, ~ Columbia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
A REPUBLICAN, PRE- olcTIoN.

That erudhe and trnst-contFolIed
purveyor OF news, The New York sun.
in a late issue says;
The Sun Graves permission TO pre-
sent lie humble service 10 the supreme
powers az Oyster Bay. 90 Mes.r'. Platt
and Depew. 10 the new and aus'eTe
hierarchy OF OdeIl and associates, 10
one Frank wayland HiGRins, the pu-
native Governor Of the State OF New
York. and TO oil the sober-mnded and
self-respecting Republicans TO whose
confidence IL can sppeal, aud with all
Difference and respect submits:
The next Governor Of the state OF
New York will be- Democrat
1.-THE next Governor Of the state OF
New York will be- the next President
Of the United States"
Yet after all The Sun may be mis'
taken, and the next Governor OF New
York may not be- the next President OF
the United States But lie prediction
shows the Democratic trend VI public
opinion and that even Republicans see
the probable downfall OF the party Of
trusts, protection. graft and scandals.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
THE "ooTAeE" MlcRoeE.

Oregon has been the storm center Of
land frDuds One OF her Republican
senators and both oi Der Republican
Representative 10 Congress, besides a
United States S1rveyor.Gensral and
many other federal officials, have been
impl Gated and have either met their
Just desserts or sre in fair way % d.
so. Now comes the only member OF
congress from that State that the law
has not entsneled-SenstoT Fulton,
who declares that Secretary Hitchcock
~ho 10 bis credit hss Telentlesply
prosecuted the land thieves, "is in HE
dotage." II Secretary Wilson had
shown the same efficient dotage"
there would have been no beef, cotton
aud seed scandals. II Secretary Taft
had exhibited similar brand of
"dotage" there would have been no
Panama scAndsl and matters in the
Philippines aud Porto Rico would be
In better condition instead OF being a
disgrace IN American manage ment. II
Secretary Root had shown the same
patriotic "dotags" the Santo Domingo
and Venezuela scandals would never
have occurred. II Secretary Moody
had exhibited the intense "dotaRe"
that his elder associate has exhibited
there would be large bunch Of trust
maRnstes ia jail and the trus, question
wouli not loom up 20 alarmingly o.
the American people
The President IL % be congratulated
on having one member ~ his cabinet in
hls'%dotage, " for that seems 90 be the
only way 20 efficiently follow up fraud
without fear ~ favor aud doRgedly
determine 10 enforce the law The
strenuosity OF the President has had
no effect upon Secretary HilchcocE (;
he has gone along without blow Of
trumpet, or partisan speech Masking
on HE plain old dotsge" plan, and il
ia Y pity that the other members Of
the Cabinet have no, been inoculated
with the ssme disease, instead OF the
microbe Of stFenuousneH that has
evidently had a DISASTROUS effect on
their efficiency.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

The English lawyers should rise op
~ one man and rsbLke the London
and southwestern Railway Company
which will make M resistance 10
claims for damages for the twenty
three persons killed ia recent accl.
dent on that road what's poor
damage suit lawyer to do IN case like
that? II the American roads should
follow this Engish example a society
for the prevention OF cruelty 10 law
yers would be IN order Live Oak
Democrat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

", oder one Hundred pollar Re-
ward 'or any case u ca,Arrh that eau.
no, be cured ny halls CaAtrh Car,
, J CuINVr IS CO Toledo. a.
We ne undersigned have kuoNa
, J Csensy for the lasi IS bear, aud
believe him perfectly honorable IN al
bu,nrps IfAnsAti,ons, and HnAnc, ally
able 10 carry 90, any ohlisatiees made
by i've htm
WAiniNo. kNSAN a MAS,n.
whc,v,al Druggists, Toledo. q
HA,rs CAiAfrh Cure 10 Akva later.
ually, Aetns directly uPoa the blOod
aud nasoas surfaces ~ the syti-m.
Testimonial, ssSl frVs. Prise rs PEE
Bottle Sold by ell dFagg etc.
TAKE HALLS Family hils Go eosssl.
pat,on.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
The STATE FAIR.

The State Fair. which il to be held
at Tampa, November l4th to goth, will
ec,ipse In every feature the Fair ~
last year, which proved superior to any
state Fair ever held in the south
President Brown. in order Co place all
counties on an absolutely equal basis
"a reeA ride exhibits end awards, has
decided upon this excellent plan The
State will be divided into four divis-
ion,-West Florida, East FloVida, Mid
die Florida and South Florida. The
counties in these sections will compete
among themselves for the honor OF be-
ING the banner county OF their respect.
i've sections, for which q handsome
banner aud = cash prize Of $500 will be-
given the winner The four winners
will compete Tor the grand prize Of
Sl,OO, ana the winner will be desig.
mated a. the banner county " the
state. This plan IL necessary by
reason Of the fact that the vast area Of
Florida makes the products 80 diver.
.ihed that a county in one section can
not we'll compete with = county In
smother section The counties will be
divided ~ iollow'i
West Florita-EscAmbiA, Santa Ro.
-, Walton, Holmes, Jackson, Wash.
iugton. Calhoun. Liberty Franklin
Gadsden. Wakulla. Leon. Jefferson
Madison, Taylor. Hamilton, Suwan.
nee. Lafayette, Columbia, Baker
Middle Florida-NMsNu, puVEl. CLAY
Bradford, AlachuA, Levy, Po,nAm, Ma.
ron, psde, sumter. Citrus EAI Flor.
,da-St Johns, Brvvard, ~, Lucie
Dadr. Monroe South Florida- Lee
peSoto, MsnAire. rok, HeInando
pa.eo. Ilillshoro lgh. O.cenla, Orange
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Well, the next term ~ the Waiver.
sity Of Florida wil open In Games.
vile NEXT September, despite the ha-
raising fight to retain the school until
the Legislature convsnes, Whom
the Gods would destroy they frat
make mad" has been demonstrated In
the contest for the University, and the
action OF the people ~ Lake City 10
noi calculated to rebound Co the in.
terests ot tina, town IN the future.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

II uuoW rlplsinrd that Secretary
Tat VAS cent 10 Mort. CAro,ina be.
cause those blackburn people" had
been Endorsing 1T somr ~ their county
convention, Vie. prssHien, Faitbank,
~ "a 'ccssot 30 President Roosevelt
The question 70 las Tai, stopped the
tevo,ts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Oh yes, the PAuAms strip 10 quite
salub'ious since the President aud See.
rotary Taft hsvp cleaned Il mp, yet o'
the detachment Of 30 marines who
we're stationed there l6h are on the
sick lis,, aud M" whole detachment
has been ordered North to recupsrAt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

For Member Of Congress. al Corgresslor'
District
FRANK CLARK, u Columbia
For Justice OF the supreme Court
CHAS. H. PARKHlI.L of Escambll,
JAMES Il. WHITFIELD Of Leon
For Railroad Commissioner
NEWTON A. BLlTCH. OF Levy.
X. HUDSON BURR Of Dade
For State Attorney IN Circuit
I'M RIVERS.
For State Senator. 39d District
u. ~. Nc REARY.
For Members House ~ Re representatives..
SYDL CARTER
T. a, UOkF,
For County Tax Assessor
W.. W. COLsoS.
For County Tax C,rsctIr
w. %. DICKINSON.
For County TteA,uref
Il. n. pERLER
For Mcmhsrs School Board
N ~ HRODKtR
i y. FuTCH
H. 49, WEEKS
For County OumissiouerS.
J q. DAMPiER.
IF PAULLlNG
~ TOWNSEND
W J, MATTHEW'S.
e. e. PEDRlCk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Teddys genuine raids lave not been
made on the railroads and meat pack
era, but on the wage.earners, who
pay the taxes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

"All gone =" 10 what they are now
saying IN Washington. This refers to
the peoples money ~ we'll ~ to Con.
KTess and the Official set
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Who will sit On the Id" when the
President takes Taft along TO look over
the Panama cana?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

The Twite-a.wtek Sun la an eighi-pags forty.
column paper. published every Monday and
Thursday, and contains all the news Of the
week, local. State and general. and will be
mailed. postage free 10 any Tqrt Of the United
States or Canada. for Sioo ysst-n advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

All advertising bills become due after first
appearance oi advertisement, unless otherwise
stipulated In contract Parties not known 10 Va
wiii be required to pay for advertising In ad'
vance. Address, THE DAILY hUN,
GAiSEsyiLLA VA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

The Jacksonville Metropolis OF the
N,h inst says gainesville people we're
~ Ani,uus tn transfer the AppAratl,
belonging TO the unlvrpity from Lake
City o. GAINESVILLE that teAms were
srut from here TO haul the apparatus
from the iormet University buildings
10 the railroad The Metropolis should
also have ciI,A.nrd that the reason
teams srrr scot from Gsinr,V, a., vac
bveAasr ,be 0v'rym-n Of Lake CITY ~.
tascd to hirr TEAM, {, So ,ts wurs
Aecotiiug g. iu,us, Rtewcf wash
ihgton B, tte gtra, lobby camp o. the
Sof,d MOTE legislation "a, beeu
thrusl npon Congress than 81, can At.
isad g.. aud The con.rq hence l, that
che Government hA, hrc,mv seusral
dspru,ArI The fstctA Govern.
meut u rals,enI be save bat there
HTv itiAs, gteatstthAE mere sftcirney
name tts protection ~ the indi,i.
Qua aot Tie upbl,ldiug ~ bic sens.
OF ,udlvlduAl re'pou'iblhIy Tbsss
greater ih,ug' Ate Aeking antsf car
ptessn, 'ys,.m IL, 10 sos how mech
The Individual s,i willingly give 10
the eo0ntrg bat hoe nash. NE nAiiou
coald take ircm him"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Reading notices IN local column 10 cents line
insertion.
Rates for display advertising made known on
appiication.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25

The late Senator William 3. Bate,
of Tennessee, was a major general in
the confederate army and never quite
reconciled himself to the defeat Of the
south.
Soon after he came to the senate he
formulated set Of rules which he
called RULES for My Proper Legisla-
tive Guidance" Whenever a PROPOSE
ton came UP about which he was I'M
decided he would take the printed slip
containing these rules from his pocket
aid study it carefully.
Bate" said a colleague one day,
what is that slip of paper to which
you refer so frequently?"
That" said Senator Bate, sis lit
tie reminder of my beliefs on consti-
tutional questions"
Where did you get it? Think il
out yourself?"
mo, subj" replied Bate with much
dignity; II found most Of those i'm
mortal truths in the constitution Of the
Confederate States of America. -
Saturday Evening Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25
Notice

Sealed bids will be received fo1
sinking a shaft on the William
WEIGH farm in the town Of Little
Grant.
Shaft to be ft.x6ft. in the clear,
curbed when necessary, S25 it. deep,
specifications to be seen at secre-
tary's office or will mail them to
you on application.
L. B. WILLIS, SEC,
MUTUAL PROSPECT Co.,
BOscObel, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25
Local JOttingS.

Sam Birch was up from Bee
town Thursday.
Horace Fawcett, Of Pla tteville,
was here Thursday.
H. G. Nathan had business at
Platteville Thursday.
DIR. Buck, of Platteville, was in
Lancaster Wednesday.
Mrs. Karl LANCE and daughter
are visiting at Madison.
Miss. Emily Cronin visited at
PIatteville the past week.
John Edwards went to Madi-
son on business yesterday.
Geo. "A. Dyer had business IN
Milwaukee first of the week.
Miss Pearl Griswold teaches at
Glen Haven the coming year.
1t is unlawful TO catch brook
trout, the law having expired.
Miss Mae Galloway teaches in
South Dakota the coming year.
N. ]. Tiedermann transacted
business at Fennimore Thursday.
&C. T. Rowe of Platteville is a
guest at the home of W E. Webb
Joe Wright advertises an auc-
tion sale of horses next Saturday
Miss Laura Kiley assisted al
Sehmidt's restaurant the past week
Miss Nellie and Master Willie
Moran are visiting relatives al
Madison.
Will Pearson returned to hi'
duties at Washington THURSDAY
morning.
The big county fair is but few
weeks hence. Are you preparing
to attend?
Mrs. Peter Cameron of Teka
NAH, Neb., is a guest Of relatives il
this locality.
Mrs. e. H. Nye went to Viola
Wednesday for a two weeks visit
with her son.
Mrs. Corpion Of Boscobel was
.adjudged insance and taken to
Mendoza Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Deller and children
took departure Thursday for home
at Milwaukee after a pleasant visit
with relatives here.
Patrick Kelley of Merriam: Ind,
was a guest Of his sister, Mrs
Mcnamara, first of the week.
-Thos. Hudson was a passenger
On Thursday mornings outbound
tram, ticketed to Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25

KEY. Paul Barnhart or Evans
ton, ILL.,, will speak in the Methodist
Episcopal church. Sunday morning.
Mr.. Barnhart is a returned mis-
sionary, employed for two years III
the work of the American Bible
society in the Philippine Islands,
and has since been at the Garrett
Biblical Institute, expecting tore
turn to the missionary work in the
Islands. Come and hear him.
Come and hear Rev. Paul Barn
hart at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning. President
Mckinley said THE Philippines are
ours, not to exploit, but to develop,
fo civilize. to educate, to train III
the science of self government.
This is the path of duty which we
must follow or be recreant to a
mighty trust committed to us. The
question is not will it pay, but
rather will we do what is right3'
Come and consider your Filipino
| cousins.
-Cassville Index: Mrs. Kate Nc
Coy, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mccoy and
daughter Kathleen were in Cass-
vile from Friday until Sunday
visiting the Stevens, Carriers and
Blewetts. Mrs. Emily Garner ac-
companied them home to Lapcas-
ter Mrs. Jacob Baumgartner of
Lancaster and Mrs. Clara Boughton
Of Fort Atkinson were guests Of
Mrs. Katharine Baumgartner and
her daughter Ida from Saturday
until Monday. They went from
here to visit NARROW Kidds family
III Glen Haven. Joe Kern drove
from Lancaster Thursday to bring
his wife and her mother Mrs. Ben
Hudson and little Anna Kern this
far on their way to Arlington where
they went Friday to visit relatives.
While in Cassville they were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Prior
LIS GAIL CAOly uOu WEALTH.
which makes things so very I'M
comfortable for the city people is
just what the farmer wants. 1t
seems to raise the corn right out of
the ground and the good wal NTH of
the ground following the recent
rain, makes the corn fairly shoot
up from the moist earth. The corn
which was sowed on ground which
was plowed from the sod this year,
or sod" corn, as the farmers call it,
is not doing very we'll in spite Of
the favorable weather. A very
ruinous worm has appeared in the
ground this year and has destroyed
acres OF this corn. Many farmers
speak Of the disaster caused by this
earth worm which cannot be ex-
terminated and which eats con-
stantly at the root Of the cornstalks
until It causes death to the greater
portion Of the crop Of this corn.
Other than this, the farmers are
we'll satisfied with the frequent
showers and hot weather and
anticipate a bumper crop from
fields around this country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25
No Trespassing

Trespassing on any Of my land is
strictly prohibited, and [ will pros
ecute all who have no legal right
thereon. JOHN FLESCH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-25

FNot as a special favor
but as a business propO-
sition.
FWe think we can save
you some money as we'll
as offer you the best
goods money will buy,
It would be folly to say
our goods were better be
cause there are too many
goods mlde in this coUn-
try for US to get all Of
them. We will say how
ever there is no better
goods made than ours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07
BAILEY SPRINGS STRIKE.
High Grade Silver Orc Being Taken
Out For Shipment.

The Phoebe Record sent a represent
alive to make an investigation of the
late strike made az Bailey Springs, a
short distance out of Phoebe. where he
found five men busily engaged In taxi
ing out some high grade chloride Of
silver ore.
south OF the original discovery an
other strike has been made which
shows greater values than found on
the surface in the former place, the
ore being of the same character
North of and on the belt some 900
feet distant stlll another strike has
been made which In appearance seems
just as important as any OF the others.
This Is about all the prospecting which
has been done In the entire district
and the extent of high values con-
sequently can only be contemplated
The district. which at present has
no name. appears to he about two
miles In width and six miles In length
I'm series OF rolling hills and Is
crossing In a north and south and east
and west direction by large and In
some instances enormously large
quartz lodges cropping boldly above
the surroundings.
"These lodges excepting the one
mentioned above seem never to- have
been prospected. and possibly no part
OF them ever assayed. The rock Is
exceedingly hard and Of a peculiar
dark or black and unattractive color
which perhaps accounts for the dis
trict having been overlooked up to
this date
"The formation Is bedded Cambrian
uuartzite. slightly tilted TO the south
and west by an enormous granite belt
on the north for a distance OF six
miles, thus marking distinctly the
mineral district In the opinion Of
the writer every indication Is favor
able to permanent camp and the
values being uncovered almost al n
stroke are sensational In the extreme
Little attention has been given the
new camp by the local public until re-
Gently and only a few prospecting out
fits are as vet there
should these discoveries have oc-
Cured anywhere else on the globe ex-
cept In the vicinity OF Phoebe. resident
inhabitants would be breaking their
necks to get a foothold there. II Il a
pity some OF them are not doing this"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07
CONCENTRATES.

NJ. j. O'Meara is expected to arrive
from Tonopah tomorrow.
ID. r. 'Rohlfng Is In Beaver county
looking after mining interests.
Col. F.. a. Wall Is looking after
mining interests in Bingham today.
The ore and bullion settlements
for last week reached the total OF $685.
$50
l.. A. Jeffs expects to get away for
Colorado on business trip this after
noon,
Manager Tony Jacobson of the Co.
lumbus Consolidated went out to Alta
today
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07
new line Of the Rio Graude into Bins-

I new line OF the Rio Grande into Bing-
] ham canyon.
| Lorln Morrison. manager Of the In
| dian Queen mine IN Beaver county ~
| up from the south,
The new gold camp recently discov-
| cred near Yerrington. Nevada mas
been named Gold Pitt.
Manager G. d. b. Turner OF the
| West Quincy mine OF Park City has
| gone TO Los Angeles
Hurry stonemetz, a prominent Bos-
| ton broker, is expected TO arrive from
! the east in a few days.
Manager T.. H. Charming Of the Utah
Consolidated is expected to reach
| home from the east tomorrow.
Matt Dougherty. manager OF the
Carbonate Hill mine IN Morgan coun-
ty. returned to that property today
James n. Hendrlckson. manager of
the Half Moon mine at Osceola, New,
Is IN the city on a brief business TRIP
John Dern aud James Chapman OF
the Lower Mammoth directorate left
for an inspection Of that Tintic prop
erty this morning.
W. j Craig left yesterday afternoon
for Nevada He went to examine into
the merits OF proposition not far from
Manhattan and Round mountain.
Announcement has been made of the
resignation of J. H. Keetley as super
lntendent of the Silver King Consoli-
dated mine at Park city. He has been
succeeded by y. A. Dunyon.
At meeting Of directors OF the Wa
bash Mining company held on Satur-
day afternoon, the resignation of Will
liam Hatfield was accepted, and ].
Leonard Burch was chosen as his sue
cessor.
william b. Sprague has been APP
pointed purchasing agent for the Utah
plants of the American Smelling &
Refining company, succeeding o. Il.
Carey. resigned.
President w. G. Sharp of the United
States Smelling, Refining h Mining
company is making an inspection of
the Mammoth mine and smelter In
Shasta county. California.
John j. Muffin, prominently identi-
fled with mining In several of Nevada's
camps. is in the city on his way east
on brief business trip. Mr.. Mulln
has secured a foot-hold In the Fair
view district.
Local shareholders of the Little Bell
were advised last Saturday that the
assure has been countered on the 300
level and that there has been exposed
at this point a body Of ore nine feet
IN width.
Auguste Mathez. one of the engi-
neers In the employ of Samuel New
house, accompanied by Ed Loose of
Provo win leave for the Big Indian
mine in the LA Sal mining regions this
afternoon.
Charles NJ. MacNeill, president Of
the Utah Copper company arrived from
Denver this afternoon and will remain
several days looking after matters
pertaining TO the affairs of the big
corporation over which he presides.
Shipments have been resumed from
the Eureka-Ophlr property IN Dry
canyon. TCoele county. Late Develop
ments at this property indicate that It
Is going to be quite generous contrib
utor to the local ore market during the
year.
Don. Mcguire Is down from Ogden
today and reports that the seasons
campaign has begun in earnest In the
Sierra Madre mining district. The
snow is now pretty welf-off the noun
tans In the vicinity OF the principal
mines.
II. W. Coffin Of Duluth. who is ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07
BUSINESS BRISK
ON THE EXCHANGE.
The Forenoon Sales Footed up
To More Than Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars.
PARK ClTYS MOVE UPWARD.
little Bell and DAILY Judge Amongst
The List--NIay Day Receivers
Some-Closlng Quotations.

The week began with the mining
stock market in good tone aud the rec
ord OF Secretary Shorten shows sales
aggregatng 1880 sharcs, of the mar
ket value OF s22, $50. The new Nevada
stocks did not participate to any great
extent. the only ones being belns
cut being Mohawk and Bullfrog Ma
tional Bank. Park CITY stocks were
IN favor and the bulk Of the ttadinh
was done in them. Little Bell, which
was selling around 81 and 81 share a
few weeks ago sold a Sl231k and some
OF the talent are predicting that II VIII
20 e SIS OF better. DAILY Judge seems
to have recovered from the slumn ~
last week and Is again on the upgrade.
The stock sold at 81 both on the res.
uar ana open boards. The shipments
of last week were up 90 the average
and the records show that the heaviest
tonnage sent out Of the camp came
from this property. Columbus Con-
solldated moved upward, closing ca
sale az $685. May Day was the most
attractive of the Tintic stocks called,
and is IN fair way to recover from
last weeks losses. Beck Tunnel was
supplied az Stl5. while Ohio Copp-
was IA but little demand. 20 cents being
the best price that could be obtained f0t
Il.
The closing quotations and sales
were.