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pared the minds of the brokers to ex-
pect that the pendulum of prices would
swing the other way again without
delay.
As soon as the board resumed opera
tions yesterday morning it was evi-
dent that the market had more buoy
ancy than when it closed Friday night.
Prices were set that were substantially
held throughout the day. Mohawk,
which closed Friday at s1s.25 bid, went
to $16.37is. Red Top advs need from
$4.02% to s4.l5. Laguna climbed to
sl.S5. an advance of 25 cents a share.
Combination Fraction advanced from
the closing bids of Friday at $3.50 to
1915. Daisy rallied from $3.50 to
s2.se. Silver Pick gained Is cents and
was sought at 81 hid.
Some other prices were as follows:
Manhattan Consolidated, 81; Booth.
$l.25; Goldheld Mining, $2.25 bid and
$3.50 asked, an advance of 20 cents;
Amethyst, e9c bid and zoe asked; Gold
Bar, sl.e5 bid and sl.72h asked; Golden
Scepter. 66c bid and roc asked: Mont
eomery Mountain, s1.57 bid and sl.5S
asked; Manhattan Dexter, $l.62 bid and
$l.63 asked.
Bids for Lou Dillon were 46 cents;
for Tramp Consolidated, s2.22ls; for
Granny. s5 cents: for Jumping Jack, 55
cents; Pine Nut. 30 cents; Stray Dog,
IS cents; Indian Camp. s1.1O and s1.15
asked.
some of the -Comstock stocks ad-
vanced slightly. For Ophir. SO was
offered: Mexican. Sl.05: Consolidated
Virginia. sl.25: Savage. s1,25; Hale and
Norcrose. sI.10: Yellow Jacket, 81;
Union. 73 cents.
The activity Of the brokers has made
It necessary FOR them to search for
skilled and ready men Of figures. In
surancc clerks have been induced to
take up the mining stock line of work.
Even state Offices have been invaded
and clerks have migrated to the bTok-
crs on Bush and other streets. The
general opinion Of the brokers, as
privately expressed. is that the present
market for stocks may continue active
up and down throughout the present
winter and perhaps longer. When
there was slight iull for a few days
brokers put in a little time getting
more clerical help. The rise of yestcr-
day may make the present week even
more lively than those Immediately
preceding. II that should prove to be
the case the orders from the East will
probably be greatly increased and the
local business Will be brisker Since
the board declined to take recess of
few days the brokers have seen that
il was imperative to provide added
facilities to catch up with business.
Early last week prominent mining
men from Southern Nevada were con-
spicuous IN the mining stock exchange.
Al Meyers, discovcrer of GoIdield, who
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American National
Bank of S. F.
Depository
A. D. Myers

is the president of this company. He is
the locator and heaviest stockholder in
the Famous Mohawk Mine of Goldfeld,
which less than one year ago sold at 20
cents per share and has since sold on the
San Francisco Stock Exchange at SO per
share. His identity with the company
speaks for itself.
Follow the Successful Mohawk Bunch
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LEDGE TWELVE MILES LeNG
strike at Manhattan shows Ore Zone
is Extensive

strike was made few days ago
on the property of the Manhattan Con-
solidated Company which, in it's bear
Ing upon the mining industry of this
section and the future production OF
the camp. cannot be overestinlated
proving the continuity of the Consoli,
dated Pine Nut ledge well down into
the permanent ore zone without de-
probation of gold values, says the Man
haitian News. The find was made in
the crosscut run out from the 260-foot
level of the new double compartment
main working shaft, and the ore is
Identical in appearance and in rich
ness with that mined at depth of
fifty feet at an earlier period In the
development of the property
The Significance of the find lies moi
in its value to the mining company as
an asset. but in its relation to the fl,
tire development of mineral bodies az
the Manhattan district. The extent of
the area affected by the strike on Con
solidated ground is bounded by the
Raiston desert on the east ana the fats
of the Belmont estate on the west. the
outcrop of the Consolidated Pine Nut
assure being readily traced across the
intervening country. w. o. Pray fol-
lowed the ledge from Seyler- Humphrey
ground to the point where it Is buried
under the arid expanse that skirts the
east slope OF the Torquina range, a
distance of at least FIVE miles. The
backbone of this ore deposit towers
at places twenty feet above the sur
rounding country, passing from Con-
solidated ground into that of the Pine
Nut Company, and thence into the
White Cap group.
On leaving the White Cap it passes
into the acreage of the Manhattan
Zanzibar Company. From there it
passes southeast across a long stretch
OF alternating hill and arroyo TO the
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OF COMMERCE or
SAN DIEGO WILL AFFILIATE

SAN DIEGO. Nov. 24-The Chamber
~ Commerce has voted to affiliate with
the Southern California Federation OF
Chambers Of Commerce and Boards of
Trade organized at Pasadena October
- by the Civic Federation
Extension and Improvement of roads
more public parks. conservation OF
storm waters and preservation OF the
forests, simplihcation of theetax and
revenue laws and other matters OF
public benefit are the objects OF the
federation. George ". Fishburn was
appointed representative OF the fedora
ifcns board OF directors.
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is credited with owning 2s5.000 shares
of one stock that sells for s6 share.
representing total value-of $1,71O, 900,
and enough more to push the show wing
far over the s2.000,000 mark, viewed
the scene one day. Edward Hirsehler.
president of the Granny Mining Com
pany and largely interested in the Man
haitian district, was in attendance sew
eral times Engineer Wolfe of the
Tonopah Exploration Company also
visited the board room during the SELL
ing and buying of stocks. Visiting the
exchange has become fad with, San
Francisco women, who wish to see and
hear what is done. The doors are open
practically all the time. The crowds
ebb and flow like the tides, eager, alert.
anxious, speculative to-the last degsee.
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Commercial News

Continued from Page so.
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I Prices of Nevadan Stocks
Advance In Local Board
Pendulum That Has Swung to
Low Figures Turns Back

The mining stocks OF Southern Nevada demand
higher yesterday All along the line
ment There something the air that made brokers predict
another forward during the business week
tomorrow No could assign for this but the
preston general
No larger volume OF stocks sold yesterday than the
preceding day far the Mining Stock Board
Several DAYS
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Golden seepue 81 60 Yankee Girl. ID
Gold Mtn Gid -
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SEND FOR
My Market Letter

In my market letter last week pre-
dieted q sharp break in prices IL has
come. and in my market letter OF next
week / will tell You what think is. In
my opinion, the best thing to do. 1t
will be an interesting letter, and you
will want to read it,
For the past few weeks It has been
almost impossible to get stocks for
delivery I am going to have some
thing to say on this subject and will
fully explain the situation and give you
some good adyice in the matter.
/ Will also tell YOU what I think
about the Goldfield Consolidated Min
ing stock, which is the new merger Of
the Mohawk. Red Top. Jumbo and La
guna. | have q theory of my own re-
garding this and 7 think It Is about
right Anyway il Will do no harm to
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follow up my advice and see il 1t does
not prove true.
Send for market letter. 1t Will cost
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Wire your orders at once
to any of the Brokers of the
San Francisco Stock Exs
change Board, as the dboDe
allotment is sure to be 0Ders
subscribed.
Manhattan-Mo
Mining Syndicate.
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Northern Wheat Marked

PORTLAND. Nov. 24.-WHEAT-Club. 6fl6e:
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WASHINGTON
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The stock is now listed on the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange, which, with the we'll
and favorably known directors, will com
mand attention and demand throughout the
country.
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DON'T BUY
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This property consists of full claims
III the heart of ore-producing Manhattan,
on which a shaft has been sunk 80 feet
and ledge OF high values encountered. A
hoist and all necessary machinery is now in
process Of installrnent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-21
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-21

the pioneer Niagara Falls excursion
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-21
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-21

The c.. NJ & st. P. offers first class
train service to Chicago and Kansas
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reservations made to any point desir-
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A Boon
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RAILWAY TIPS.
$3.50 to Chicago and Return.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-21
STATE CONTROL OF
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Its Advantages Pointed Out by
New Zealand's Premier.
RAILWAYS ExCELLENTLY WORKED

The People Alone Profit by Owning
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Rebates Misunderstanding by Big
Small Wage Farmers From Income
Tax-State Has Drastic Factory Law
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
WETMORE MEN
NOW ARE "HOT"

| In his own paper he once declared TO be
an abomination' This same George III.
Utter. who now aspires TO be a candi-
date for governor once more. and may
reasonably be expected again 10 go back
on the platform OF his party. as he has
done during the present year.
IF Utter Is named again, believe any
good Democratic or reform candidate for
governor will defeat him easily. Pious
professions may go long way: but public
practices and performances are far better
and commend themselves moro strongly
10 the people.
IL believe the time is opportune for
many Republican officials TO build cyclone
cellars, as a most destructive storm has
been brewed between Brayton and Utter.
neither OF whom loves the other any
too well; and IL Is likely to sweep over the
state this fall, destroying many old po-
litical landmarks.
II have laid In some fencing materials,
but have not yet decided whether I shall
build or appeal for reelection. II do.
and there Is any opportunity for indee-
pendent expression In the next general
assembly, the reformers can count upon
me 10 lend my voice and vote whenever
there Is reasonable opportunity TO have
them count"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18

Rev William f. German celebrated his
nrst mass at the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament yesterday morning. He was
assisted by the Rev, FIR. Thomas A. Cof-
fey, John ORourke, p. j. Sullivan and
William McCue. A chorus OF 40 mae
voices under the direction OF Victor Hani-
merel In the afternoon FIR. German made
a very interesting address 10 the MEM
bers Of the Sunday school
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
RIVERSIDE

For a few weeks or more the Rhode
Island company has been starting an ex-
ira car from Crescent Park at 11:35 p. m.
and il has proven 80 popular that another
car has meen added.
The graduates OF the Turner avenue
school met in Winchester hall this after
noon for rehearsal.
The annual outing of the Mayors club
has been called Tor Wednesday June o.
Arthur Hiscox, who has been on his
vacation, resumed his labors this
morning.
Sunday afternoon. July /. a committee
will be appointed TO arrange for a lawn
party to be held Aug 8. Z, and s. for the
benefit OF st. Brenden's Catholic church
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sarte1l and their
daughter Mildred OF Grafton, Mass are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi s. Win
chester.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Shot Gun Experts Have Some
Good Sport at the Star
Grounds Baptism Of Twelve
Converts by immersion

number of the valley sports as
sembled at the star grounds at Clyde
yesterday afternoon when an exclr-
ing contest occurred. There were a
number OF the members OF the Ph a.
nix Gun club present who participated
In the event, and the president of
the club Noe Smith, carried OFF the
honors OF the day by getting 2s out Of
30 birds. Each member was given
20 shots, and at the finish five were
tied for first place with 2l each. In
the shoot-off, Noe Smith scored seven
straight birds and stephen Fish was
second with six. The scores follow:
III. Fiske, 21; c. Jennison, 13: l..
Chartelle, IS; IL. Finnigan. IA; c. Bick-
nell, IL; s. Fiske. 81; T.. Rathbun, is;
A. Moan, IL c. Phillips, 2l; p. Greene,
II; T. Duffy, II; A. Downs. 21; w. Bud
long. 10; n. Smith. 21; A. Irons. ~;
NJ. Freeze, l6; III. Stan. 10; j. NARROW,
10
In the shoot-off of the tie. II. Fislse
obtained / S. Fiske, o; @. Phillips, 2; +;
A. Downs. 2; n. Smith, T.
CONVERTS BAPTIZED.
Twelve converts from the Knot.y
Oak church received the rite OF baptism
at Peeptoad pond at Anthony yester-
day The service was performed by
the pastor. Rev. Daniel L. Bennett in
the presence or large congregation.
Special music was furnished by a
quartet OF mixed voices. Al the close
of the service the young converts
were allowed TO make change Of
clothing and later were given the
right hand OF fellowship at the church.
NO CONCERT SATURDAY NIGHT.
The rain Saturday evening interferei
with the plan OF the merchants OF
the Central street section OF Jericho.
who were TO have provided an open
air concert by the Crompton band.
There is a pretty bit of rivalry be-
tween the merchants of the Valley
metropolis and had Saturday evening
been fair Jericho would probably have
had a larger gathering than assembled
on the previous evening.
CLOSES BUSINESS
James Ward. one Of the most widely
known men in the PawtuXet Valley.
who for a number OF years has resided
and carried on the painting business at
Phenix. has sold his stock and fixtures
and will i'm the future be employed
at his trade by a firm located near
Providence. He commenced his new
duties this morning and his friends
wish him success.
BEFRIEND PASTOR.
At the last meeting OF the Pawtuxet
Valley ministers circle. II was voted that
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
INDUSTRIES WANTED.

The Chicago & North westrn Railway
has Information from desirable points on
its lines that industries OF various kinds
are desired. The fine prospect OF a boun-
teous harvest insures the continuance OF
the large business Of former years and II
causing many communities TO make strong
effort TO secure new industries. Among
the establishments wanted are iron and
Woodworking concerns, cereal mills can
ming works. cold storage plants and mills
Of various kinds. as well as mercantile
establishments. Requests for particulars
addressed 20 the Industrial department OF
the G. a. ~. w. Ry., Chicago. will be
promptly attended 10.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
WILL HOLD OPEN MEETING

On Thursday evening, June q. Provi-
dence lodge, Knights OF Honor. will hold
an open meeting at Odd Fellows hall, is
Snow street. complimentary TO the ladies'
The grand dictator will make an official
visitation on that date and all members
OF the order. with their friends and ladies',
are cordially invited TO be present. A
musical and literary entertainment. also
refreshments. will be provided.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
SECOND DEGREE EXERCISES

s1lmhurst council OF the Knights of
Columbus will have the second degree
exercises next Wednesday evening In its
new hall. $50 Smith street. The second
degree team from ]. A. Finnigan council
will put on the work, and viii be I'm
charge OF p q. X. John p. Masterson and
1nuuisitor Thomas #. Rattigan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
LARGEST FLOATER.

BY the end OF 1907 the port OF Hamburg
IN Germany. will possess the greatest
floating dock In the world. II Is under
construction and is 20 have an accommo-
dating capacity OF 5000 tons. Its length
will be $40 feet. so that the largest war
ships and ocean liners will be able to use
IL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
-wfELDED A RAZOR.

Tony Fussco was arrested on Plainfeld
street yesterday afternoon by Patrolmen
Luby and Smith for making an assault
on Peter Greece and Santo Ursillo. The
anray occurred on Union avenue. Satur-
day evening, when Fussco attacked the
two men with razor, but inflicted no Sc
rious injury.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-08
City News
PARK BOARD AFTER
. FAMOUS LOOKOUT
TOWER HILL EVENTUALLY TO
~ POSSESS A TOWER.
Prospect Park People viii Pay s19,5oo
for New ion-Mernbers Of
Park Board Find Opinions Differ as
to Ruling in Hennepin Avenue Mat
ter. sab. .- ----..,~...

Tower hill in Prospect Park is to be
acquired by the park board for park
purposes. At the meeting of the park
commissioners yesterday committee
report to that effect was presented.
The revaluation provides for the pay
ment to the owner of the property the
sum of $19,500 in certificates Of indebt-
will be assessed against the property
in the vicinity which will be benefited
by the park.
Tower hill is the highest knoll in
Prospect park and commands view of
the entire city. Some years ago it was
surmounted by a wooden tower, but
this has since been RACED. 1t is likely
that when the, board is able it will
erect a stone observatory or lookout.
The plans of Theodore Wirth. super
intendent of parks, for Wilson park.
Irving triangle and Glen Gale were re-
ferred to the committee on improve
ments, with power to act, At the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Wirth, twenty-five care
takers were vested with authority as
park policemen.
.. Differ as to Hennepin.
THE Hennepin avenue matter was
discussed at some length. G. j. Rock
wood, attorney for the board, stated
that, in accordance with the ruling of
the district court the board is under
no legal obligation to maintain Hen,
nepin avenue. This view was com
batted by Judge Daniel Fish and Judge
F. C. Harvey who declared that Mr.
lockwood based his opinion on an ora
statement by Judge Andrew Holt
whereas the court, in its memorandum
had expressed the opinion that thu
board should continue to maintain thai
thorofare.
c. A. Smith thought that it was un
= wise for the park board to vacate Hen
nepin avenue, which was one Of tn
favorite driveways of the city and tn
natural thorofare to the lakes. TIL
property owners along the street ha'
: generously given twenty-five, feet o
7 land along the entire length from Low
l ry hill to Lake street on condition tina
the street be maintained by the par
4 board, and this condition, he thought
I should be lived up to. The matter wa
u postponed until the next meeting o
y the park board
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