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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22

Fox SALE:-H block-3 room
house. cave, stable. A bargain.
100 acres with $50 acre lease
o miles Of Chickasha. All for
$4,000.
Jonas Cook, Real Estate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22
FOUND.
FOR SALE.
For sale-Leather upholstered
Davenport. N. Z. corner room.
Wells Bohart Flats

For Sale: Cheap. One bed room
suite. 10 hole steel range.
1913, Cor. Kans. and 9TH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22

WANrED.-Regular boarders
and day boarders at 324 n. 5rd. ST.
2 u blocks from bank corner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22

WANTED "A white woman 10 d.
general housework.
Mrs. JaTboe,
Cor. 3th and Ark. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22

FoR SALE-A SIX hole, nearly
new, steel Majestic range for less
than one half price. Apply at this
Office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22

Two good Easements 70 rent
cheap under the DAILY ExPREss
0Eoe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22

For Rent. Furnished roon. gas,
bath. privileges. ph0ne SIS Colo.
Ave Phone 3s7-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22
WANTED.

Wanted.-A man With team and
wagon to haul manure and ploW
gardens Inquire at 40 Penn, ave.
Hugh Evans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-22

Fox RRST.-Old laundry build
ing corner 8th and ChOctzW.
room house block A. I $Iz-
50 month Jonas Cook, Real Es-
tate 3o-3z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
nuacH losT tgo.Ooo.

HhhAH GIn AANfNNNs
ST LOUIS. Mo, April "a,
Adolphua busch aud party arrived
thia morning from San Francisco.
Ilu nays he lost $4,000 Of personal
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
WITNESSES ARE
HELD

The police have arrested four
witnesses to the fieht ia which
Robert II Jones killed Thomas
OreFnon. j.. aboard the steamship
Eureka sunday evening The men
iu custody are Pete Theodore. EMIL
TALL. John Matfuius and Fred
ieonhnrt all sailors. aud they have
heen removed 10 the county jail foi
safe keeping
II IL now believed that ptonccut
ing Attorney Macintosh will file
aa information against Jones Ia the
superior court direct. charging him
with murder The remains 81 UreK
son arc heiug leid M the Bouney
Watson marEue. pending arrange
meut Tor the funeral Had he lived
few DAYS longer, until he became
of aEe. be would have oamu into
an inheritance Of g. 900. left him hy
a relative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
STAR ANTE-CIGARETTE
CRUSADE COMES TO END
OVER one THOUSAND PLEDGES TO ABSTAIN FROM DEADLY
COFFIN NAIL RAVE sEIN RECEIVED, WITH ASSURANCES
THAT THEY WILL BE KEPT.

Tho stars Anti Cigarette league.
organized for the purpose of con,
Quoting a brief crusade against the
use of cigarettes. has now ceased
activity
During the lie % the league. the
campaign carried On through the
columns ot The star Was instrl,
mental In breaking handroda OF
young men of Seattle and nolEhhor,
inE towns OF the cigarette habit.
Personally. the editor In whose
hands the conduct of tho leaRno
was knows Of scores Of Young men
who were induced "a cease smoking
eigareties just through The stars
campaign
There have been received IN Tho
Star office more than a thousand
pledges, signed by readers OF Tho
Star These have come not anly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
ABE GIVES HIS
DAYS RECEIPTS

Abe" laaerliu. Who pcrambuiates
around the principal thoruuEhfarea
with a stand az which you can buy
Your Home papcFa.' contributed
hts share to the san Francisco re
lief fund today. Ia the shape OF his
entire gross receipts from street
sales OF yesterday. agEreEating
tt92b.
This morning the generous novsie
came 20 The Star office aud hand.
ed over hia bos. with lta canienfs
Of pennies. nickeis and dimes Abel
has tho International News AEcnefl
with list Of more than zoo papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
EAGLES ASSIST
ANXIOUS MAN

Unable 10 learn whether the mem
hers of his family were alive or
dead, ] u Ward until recently a
reatdent 81 Han Francisco, 10 hurry
ing a. the atrioken city 90 search
FOR his wlfo aud ak children
The local Aerie ~ Eagles bought
the anxious husband a ticket ana
gave him 800 In cash 20 dett@
espeuaes. lie belonged to the san
Franelaea Asfie OF the order ani
had been working In Seattle TO pro
vide for his family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

from Seattle. but from all of the
towns Ia the western portion Of the
state.
The star feels that Is antieiE.
arctic campaign has beeu moat Il
tectlvc and trusts that all those
who have taken the pledge VIII
stick Ca lt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
sizso COVERT JACKETS ssss

Double sud Twist Covert Jackets.
fuli satin lined s aide STRAPS down
back and down front. all solid
stitched. regular coat collar. ny front
and coat sirsvr with turn up cuffs
several other styles in this lot. al
neW. late spring models II equal
value viii b. n0id IN this lot. your
choice Zoe anty t9as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
DYNAMITE
BUILDINGS

SAN FRANCISCO. April "a tai
der tho direction Of the board Il
works. walls ~ buildings not eonhisa
cred safe are being dynAmlted 4
large part % Market o. Was closed
yesterday saile the work was i
progress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
DID IT FOR FUN

Burglars broke into the promises
of the Hanback, supply Co. az 3o5
lat ay south last night. but left
without taking anything. according
% report made By Detective
Adams. Who iny,>iEated
Entrance Was gained through the
rear. The lntrudafa Knocked off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
RARE SOUVENIR

" = tsts1. secretary ~ the Msfs
chants Es.chahKr. has one Of the
siefdsst souvenirs 81 the san ffan+
cisco calansity lie he's received =
letter stamped IT the pastnffice At
sau Ftanetaeo. Apfl ~. 70 a "a.
ana whlls ths letter ives rains
Through the stamping maFhins. a
quake must have been IN operation
a. the above date is stamped aefoas
The entire upper Part ~ The envr-
ieps in = blurred ulannsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

WASHINGTON. April - -Chief
Justice Fuller announced today that
be hsd grated the motion that
the Haywood Moyere Pettiboae cas-
be advanced The argument wan
set for tbs frat Tueadrs In October.
oI a. aooh thsfcAftef as pnkalhln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

The bike thief Is sttll busy Ills
inteat victim Is Paul nenchaut Who
lives At 7ig Pine a.. Who reported
that hia wheel had been stolen yea
teraaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
AMONG BEST
IN NORTHWEST

Piper & TAFT the old reliable
sporting goods firm. t02ts e second
ave. have one Of the finest assorf
meats u fiahiRk tackle. baseball and
other spaftins goods In the north
mnag sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

the staple to cellar door IN the
alley When they departed they left
this door open
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

rDas Gslb TIT f9ledt, neil es Dir
miibelos sueefallsn it," faste lie.
~@elb muB man fi9 In ebrli6er, ans
ftGnbiser Mrbeit perbienen. @liids,
fpiele fins Elm u~nanftdnbiser grs
tperf."
gsun fab auf feline StisfelipiBsn
unb f9tp;eg, balb na9senfli6, balb
trosig. plOBli9 mart er ben &opf su>
rid unb iaste:
vMber i9 bin bod Elm gbelmann."
Sie blidte ibm iiberrai9t Ing
Iuse.
.@epiB bit but elm gbelmann,
meim Sobn. @ber serabe barum
bdrfit bu fein Spieler iein. Ods 1T
zines e9sen Gbelmannes unipiirbig."
I'D peib nidt," faste ggon se>
bamtenpoIl, .Sobft @rnim. Der nit
mir auf perielben 8ant fiBt, eraGblt
INNER, penn er mad 9aufe tommt.
pirb fefte geieut, Defenders nu4 ben
Sasbbiners = natiirli4, er barf nod
ni9t mitma6en =, unb einmal bat
er seb0rt, tpie iein Mlter geiast bat,
elm e4ter. preuBif9er @belmann, Der
muB audi nal ieinsn 9iuoeo baben."
Die Mhltter fiiblte pteber bic eiiise
9anb, bic fi4 ibr nm bas !9era tlam<
merte.
wSas bat Spbit Irnim eraGblt?
limb bas bait bu mir perbeimlt9t2"
SD fam Dir bod nidt allies pie=
berfasen, mas mir Sunsens uns err
sGblen, Mutterden." gr f9pieg.
Damn aber, unpermittelt, figte er
bin5u: rWeibt bu = i4 uteine, tpenn
mein Batter nod lebte = i9 tpeiB es
ia ni4t. aber id CLAUDE = Der bate
nidts gegen fol6en SpaB gsbabt."
Sie erbpb abpebrenb bic 9unb.
nSein 8ater9 . = sefpib =
bod =" @s Hang tpie elm Seuf5er.
Ser traurisen Srau mar es, als
befdnbe tie ii4 plDBlia in elmer peis
ten, tablen ginObe. Sin golbener
Sdab, ben lie iabrelang nit Sorger
unb Miiben in ibren !9dnben betpabrt
bate, lief ibr nit einem Mole fpie
tpertbloier StreuIanb bur9 bic Sim
ger, unaufbaltfum, untpiberbrinsIi4.
limb lie bate seeldubt, es itGnbe in
ibrer Wta4t, bus 8lut gu unterbriiz
den!
Cine eiIise @nsff iiberfam fie, ais
tOnnte lie mod i'm leBtsn IugenbIid
bas @erlorene retten. sic ersriff bei=
be 9dnbe i9res Sungen.
rGgcn, mein lieber @9pn, beripri9
mir -. Su barfit ntat pieber ipies
len, BORT bu? Man setpinnt ni6t
nur, man perliert audi. SD babe
2eute eefonnt, Die 6a6en i6r gan5es
@ermOsen peripielt unb baben ii9
ielbt unb ibre sanae camille Ing
@lenb gebra9t. sic iinb gu 8striis
germ = unb gu = 3u9tbduslern
setpprben. @gon, mein Sunse, perz
ipri9 mir, bab bu ME pieber fpielen
piIit!"
Der SObn fab auf bas blanfe Gill
berselb. @r ba9te an bic luitige
Stunbe, in Der er es eeiponnen bate.
@s ging ibm nab, mas feline Mutz
ter bon ihm perlangte. Iber als er
bemertte. ipie febr ie ii9 befiimmerz
te, bridte er ibr Die 9anb.
sd berfpre6e e."
sic bDrte feline Worte, unb lie
fablte ben Druid ieiner !9anb, aber
tie empfanb feline Sreube. SIR mar
es, als ldge bic 3utunft ausgebreitst
por ibr pie cine offene 2anbfaaft.
sic fab allies, mas in bieier 2onbz
f4oft eef3ob.
unb lie pubte, bab er fein Ser
lpre9en nt9t balten piirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

= US dbrenoi in Odnemdrt
bic Dor 3eiten bort aiemli9 5ub5s
rei9 gsfusiene 3igeuners ober nSater"z
8eo0lterung na6e5u ausgeTtpr6eu
bsip. i'm 2anOpolf uufsegangen lit,
finben ii9 3iseunerfolonien mod in
Hprpegen uno S9peoen, unb Be,
fonbers in benz leBteren beitebt Bel
ibnen cine unbeimli9e l1eberlief erung.
sSm bDfitsn 2sbensaltsr ftar6 iebt
in elmer Stubt am WinnerIee elm 81
seunsr Siper Hpientpiit, Der auf BEN
Sterbebstte nidt peniger als bret
Morbtbaten bei6tete. Die bemerfenss
tpertbefte bappn mar an einem iungen
Wenffsn periibt porben, Der Dor Ell
niesn Sabren tot duf benz 8abnfOrs
per gefunben uno, tpie aGIgemein ane
genpmmen puroe, bonn gdbn5Is
i~i6erfa6ren porDen mar. Gr mar
Der ein5ise So6n elmer @itpe sss
ipeIer, unb angeblia bate i'm Cont
tags friib feline Mfutter auf ibrem
&irtapeg 10 g%efunoen. Wie iebt Der
3igeuner gebeidtet bat, mar er 81
sinem 3e9eelage bon mebreren jun
aen 8auernIDbnen on elmer 8abnitus
tion gefommen une bate bas Ser
gniiaen aeitDrt, porauf i'm Der boz
ertpGbnte iunse Mann Dor Die
Sbiir seIebt bate. Der erbitterte 81
seuner lsste ii6 bann auf Dem 9eim>
meg bes iungen Mannes in ben Sim
terbalt unb erI6lus i'm nit einem in
elm Sud- sefpidelten srOben Sts;n.
Na6 aeffebensr Shat leste er i'm
auf bic 8a6ni6isne, no bal0 bdrduf
Ser Nabtaus bic 2ei4e sermalmts.
8pn ben anbern atpei M~torotbdter
6atte bic cine einen tpdnoernoen uhr,
hGnbler ~estroffen.
gntfebIiaer @ebante.
r5errsott, mib bas elm @ei9rei sei
ben, psnn elm 8uu4rebner
8uuapeb bait"
Sn Ser 9ebattion. nS1re
8erfe finb ia gang nett aber lau>
ter S4lummerlieber pirfen auf bic
Oauer eintDnig!" = rOas muB elm
Srrtbum fem, 9err Mebaftsur! SD
b~ebanbelte bod bic bentbar perf4ie>
Senften @toffe!" = .Sdon mOsli4
aber ib beurtbeiIe lie eben na4
Der Mirtuna!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

1890
GHo Gah
Ctr.
8ntter Rirse
10c
G6fer
PumperuideI
Seirfes
Rogsenbroe
RaIsbroo
Rarftfanb
Sc
uub
Columbia
9rocerp 60.
Reuer
Telephou
e361.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

lpeleH. Spr9er qdlIe Fe no9 1e1rle
S9nlben fssoblt = ales, pie er fugr
te.
Sc mar bic erite GnttGuI6uns ii
ibrer iungsn @be, als es fi9 berz
ausitelte. rag es faum bic 6Glfte aes
tpeien mar. bic err ibr gebei9tet bate.
sic be3ablte audi bic anbere 6Glftc
obns 3aurern, benin lie liebte i6rer
Mann. SHE gliidli9 mar tie bamals,
@as mar ibr 9elb unb 9elbespertb,
tpenn lie i'm nur bate! sic blieb
sliifii9 unb sufrieben, Bis Elm sSabr
na9 Der 0pdseit &leinzggpn gebpren
purbe. 0as mar bic srDBte, ober audi
bic lebte srpbe 5reube, Die lie in III
rer gbe hattie. sic entIann ii4 febr
gut, baB bamals bic Nd9te begannen,
bie lie ane:r au 5au5e berbra6te.
Sriib morgens erit tam ibr Mann
beim. Sbne su fdlafen, sps er fi9
eilig nm, hamit er ben Oienft ni&t
peridumte. sic erfubr balb, bab er
ipieber am Gpisltii4 fub. Sbre Bitter
unb SbrGnen niibten niats. SEPT be.
ean1 er and tassiiber bon 9auie ab,
fpefenb AZ fein. @r fubr gu Rennen.
penn er ilsenb nrlaub befam, obet
na9 Berlin. sic muBte ipisber fir
feline DECENTRALIZATION eintreten, Gb,
renfhulben unb WeAfel be5ablem.
Mnfangs rhat lie es, bonn peieerte
lie fin. gs aab ihredlihe Muftritts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May 2S.-C1ear weather in the
northwest had a weakening effect today
on the. local wheat market but because
of fresh damage reports from the south
west prices showed only a slight loss, the
July option at the close being off sc
Corn was up $t11sc- Oats were so &c
higher Provisions made gain OF 10g
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bearish
but selling was held in check by freSh
damage reports. The opening quotations
were at the lowest point of the day, 10
cal traders who were prompted by aD-
sence of rain in the spring wheat terri
tory selling freely. The fact that rain
had fallen in Illinois, Indiana ana Jne
Ohio valley also created bearish Senti-
ment early in the day. Toward the end
of the first hour shorts bought freely be
cause of an official forecast of rain to
night in Minnesota and other sections of
the spring wheat country. Later come
dispatches from Kansas City claiming
that many damage reports were coming
in from western Missouri, southwestern
Nebraska and northeastern Kansas. This
strengthened prices somewhat and dur
ing the last half of the session the feel
ing in the pit was firmer; Inc maTkeI
closed steady. July opened 14G2sC to 1efQ
5sc lower at S25sc to S21sc, advanced 10
S31Zc and closed at S314dS39sc-
Increased local receipts and wet weather
in the middle west caused some weakness
in the corn market during the early trad
ing Later, however. the market became
quite strong on covering by shorts ana
crease in local stocks during the last
week was largely responsible for the ur-
gent demand The market closed strong
and close to the highest point Of the day
JIIIv Opened IE6ILc to I4c lower At 4TskC
to 479sd471ac. sold up to 481zc and closed
at 4S7sd Sic
Wet weather in Illinois had a, depres-
sing effect on the oats market at the
opening but later a firmeT feeling devel-
oped in sympathy with the strength of
corn. Cash interests and commission
houses were the chief buyers while the
selling was mainly by pit traders July
opened &c lower at 33SsC, advanced TO
33s1c and closed at 35sdS3S4c-
Notwithstanding a scent decline in the
price Of live hogs the provisions market
was firm all day Local packers were
free bidders for lard and ribs but offer
ings were small This started active Gov
eriug by shorts. At the close July pork
was Up Zoe Lard was up 10g121zc and
ribs were TIC higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-29
ORE IS MOVING
FROM ALTA CAMP
Continental Company'S Aerial
TramWay Destined to Solve
Freight Problem.
TO HAUL FOR OTHER MINES
GREAT STRIKE AT BRISTOL
NEVADA-UTAH DOINGS.

Ore is again moving over the aerial
tramway Of the Continental company
from Alta, and Manager Henry NJ. Crow
Their announces that his company has con-
tracted with the City Rocks to handle
Its mine output and also carry Its heavy
freight UP. Milling rock from the Con
tinentai has not been started down TO the
plant at the lower terminal Of the five
mile ropeWay as yet, for Manger Crow
Their has decided to add some new equip
ment and make changes in the mill that
viii materially increase its capacity
Negotiations are now IendlnS between
the Continental and Flagstaff that Will
most likely result IN the decision OF the
latter company TO also use the COntinen-
IaIS carrier, just as the City Rocks COM
pany Is doing. To facilitate the handling
Of the great tonnage Of dump ores and
rock from the old upper workings Of the
Flagstaff the latter company viii, IN case
II contracts with Mr.. CrOwtheT, build
connecting line Of tramWay between its
upper mine workings and the Continental
line. where a loading terminal will be
put in. Next year, when the Flagstaff
company gets its long operating tunnel
through and Is ready TO begin production
from new workings, Il VIII be a simple
matter to send its ore over the Cont
mental wires as the mouth of the new
Flagstaff tunnel is distant only about
fifty feet from the line of the long
tram.
Camp operators are beginning to ap-
preCiaJe the value Of the Continental com
pany's long TOpeWaE as a carrier that IS
destined to sOlVs the question Of getting
ores down and freight up during the win
ter months, when Il Is impossible TO team
With a saving of approximately 81 a ton
on the up freight and an az erage of 81
on down freight for the five miles that
the line runs, it is little wonder that
the operators Of the Alta camp are tax
ing kindly to the new arrangement
When the broad gauge line that Mr.
CrOWther is preparing TO build from the
main lines of railroad in the valley to
the lower terminal Of the aerial tramway
is completed Alta viii save hundreds Of
thousands of dollars each year in freight
rates, and have the satisfaction Of know
ing that there will be no closed sea
son" for the Mines as is now the case
during the storms Of winter and early
spring
1t has always been a mooted question
to whether an aerial tram could be
built up Little Cottonwood canyon that
would be free Of danger from destrUC-
JiOn by snow slides. The past winter,
which mas been the SeveTest in twenty
Years, and which produced more than
thirty serious slides on the line Of the
tram. demonstrated that tho line could
he made perfectly sac. It suffered lit
lie damage, as IL was but 1t was nothing
that could not have been repaired in 4
few days had necessity demanded il. The
winter showed Just what would have tC
be done 10 make the line altogether safe,
and the necessary precautions 70 make It
50 viii be taken during tho present sea
son.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-29
GREAT STRIKE AT BRISTOL.
Ore Worth 1000 a Ton-Nevada-
Utah Operations at Phoebe.
Especial to The HeraId.)

Phoebe, New. Nay 27.-Considerable ex-
element is manifested here due to the
report Of a rich strike made in the BTjS-
tOl copper COmpany's property, twenty
miles north Of this place A number OF
mining men have visited the scene Of the
strike and are enthusiastic over the quail
lty Of the ore found. The strike was made
ia sinking d Wine from Jne 450 Gypsy
level in the Great Eastern vein, the orc
broken into running as high as 800 ounces
silver and 80 per cent copper per ton, be
sides considerable gold values.
Since the first Of the year these proper
ties have been actively operated, develop
ment work being pushed night and day
new ChUteS being put in and all prepara-
tons made for extensive mining, While
at the same time considerable high-gTade
ore has beer mined for shipment to the
shelters. Recent shipments have netted
between $50 and so per ton.
The roads were practically impossible
during the months of February and
March, due to severe storms; nevertheless.
returns have been received on the first
twelve cars of ore shipped, and there ale
now some ten care en- route to the srnelt-
ers which is expected to run SIS per tor
and inward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-29
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Week Opens to Brisk Trading and a
Rather Strong Undertone.

During yesterdays calls on the mining
exchange z. total Of 57,115 shares of stock,
with a selling value of 40,473.27, changed
hands. Most of the shares dealt in main
tanned the positions they occupied Sat
urday, while a few managed to shake
loose from the grasp Of the bears and
move up a little.
Ajax shot over the SOC mark, Beck Tun-
mel held its own and Columbus COnSOli-
dated. which was started at $50 and
looked as though it was going to con-
tinue at the mercy Of the bear element,
suddenly spruced up, and when the day
closed it had sold for $40. DAILY, which
has been held at the SI-25 mark for weeks,
woke up and sold at S1.4O. New York
was weaker than it was on Saturday,
while May Day, which closed at 14c on
Saturday, was started at loo and ad-
vanced to 161ZC- Ohio Copper also freed
itself from the embrace of the bears and
moved up to S1O0. Daly-Judge remained
firm a S12 while Little Bell was bid up
from S13 to S13I2jz, with no offerings
under $3.50 and $3.50 demanded at the
close. Thompson sold up to 40C. Uncle
Sam broUgFE 40C and Wabash went at
S1-O71z-
Following is the lis Of final quota
tons and record Of sales made during the
two regular and open board calls;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-29
SEVEN OUNCE GOLD ORE.
Salt Lakers Get Property Carrying
Rich Values in Southern Nevada.

The sudden departure Of H. s Joseph
End Ed Hoffman for the southern end
of Nevada the other day cropped to the
surface yesterday. when Joseph ObeTE-
dOrfer Acknowledged that 1t vas TO make
a examination of property that appeared
10 carry the yellow metal in QUaLtity, and
which. from the fact that the pilgrims
have not set returned IS believed 10 have
come up 10 the expectations of those who
took "a flyer at it.
over two weeks ago an old prospeCtOr
appeared in town with samples Of ore
which h claimed TO have secured from
ground owned by him about twenty miles
east of Las Vegas IN the Vincent district
It's real value ne did not claim to know
Tut he believed 1t to be all right. Mr.
Oberndorfer arranged 10 have the rock
Cssayed, and when the returns were had
il was found TO run over seven ounces
IN gold 10 the ton An option was Sc
cured on the ground and a few Of Mr..
OberndOTfer's friends Joined II a pool with
him to send mer down 10 the discovery
with the prospector who owned it. Good
reports have been coming from that sec
tlOn for some time past, and several i'm
portant deals have been reported as con-
summated. Mr. ObcrndOrfeT and those
& associated with him are beginning 10
think that when Mr.. Joseph returns they
will be advised of the fact that they are
all on the high road 10 wealth and fame
as gold mine owners
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-29
T financial and Commercial

hour Of the trading. The rise in Reading
had the effect Of checking this and part
" overcoming IL. But when prices got
back to about Saturdays closing level the
trading became Hstless and Indifferent
and the drift Of prices was scarcely ap-
preciable.
The addition to the agricultural appro-
pr1ation bill In the senate of a meat in
spectton bill and the agitation following
has added to the feeling of possible dam
age to values from the spread of senti-
ment against corporations on account of
abuses. Conditions in the late market be
came lethargic and the market closed
about stagnant.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. S1.5Oc,O 900
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.