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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-29
MARKET CLOSED
STRONG BUOYANT

New york. Nov. 2s.-First prices Of
stocks were moderately changed from
the last quotations of Wednesday.
Gains we're IN the majority but there
was sprnkng OF small losses and
the volume Of transactions was meagcr.
Southern Railway preferred rose rs,
MacSay company's 1h. Southern Pa
cinc IA, Union Pooinc and Canadian
Pacific /. aud ST. PAUL. Atchison,
Chesapeake a Ohio, ST. Louis and San
Francisco second preferred. and Ameri-
can Smelling large fractions.
National Railroad OF Mexico pre-
ferred sold az "a decline OF a. ana
Western Union J..
Forced selling Of Missouri Pacific
and Western Union weakened the mar
kot and some OF the principal stocks
fell back a point or so from their first
prices. Both Missouri Pacific and
Western Union were driven TO new low
record figures at 4i1s and 54ia respec-
lively, which were 2is ana 49, below
Wednesdays closing. Northern Pa
cinc, Pennsylvania and American
Smelling also fell point. Illinois
Central improved 3 and Kansas city
southern ]. The market rallied and
became steady at II o'clock
Prices nuctuated htfully st. Paul
declined IL New York Central u Chi
Cago Great Western preferred 2, Ma
donal Lead /,
United Railways and Investment
preferred ana New York Doct preierr-
ed 3N. Readings rise OF lh pulled the
market up afterwards Chicago a Al
ton and MackaEe companys preferred
rose /, New YORK. Chicago a. ST. Louis
second preferred. 3; American steel
Foundry preferred, ~. and Consolidat-
ed Gas, 4. The tone was heavy at
noon. Bonds We're strong.
Amalgamated copper receded a point
before the market began 20 recover.
Union Pacific was bought heavily
around l12 and ultimately rose 10 the
highest price OF the day with a
strengthening effect on the rest OF the
list.
The stock market turned strong after
o'clock There was a spirited de-
mand for many stocks, and gains Of a
point or more became numerous.
The market closed active and buoy
ant. Consolidated Gas and Federal
Mining preferred rose =, American
Smelling. AZ Southern Pacific. North
ern Pacific, Pennsylvania, United
states steel preferred. to pa, and
the list generally from TO points.
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BITS FROM EVERYWHERE.

one Of the latest curiosities in labor
/ circles Is the formation OF Pallbear-
ers' union in Alexandria, Va.
The Salvation Army IS established in
81 countries and colonies and breaches
the gospel in 81 languages.
The gypsies OF Granada. Spain, are
unique among the race as cave dwell
lcrs. living in rccesses followed out OF
"a hillside not far from the city.
EluOres island between Hinsdale,
81. H.. and Vernon. VT IN the Con-
nectlcut river has been washed away
by Il freshet. The island was several
acres On extent, and was heavily wood
ed.
IL Is stated that the late Duke OF
Pless left personal property 10 the val
uc OF E4I50.00O. In his Will he left
nothing to- his servants. with the single
exc. ptIon of his valet in whose arms
ho died
The summit OF Pixies peak H. l4.127
feeJ above the level of The sea. For
the past IL years this summit has been
reached by "a cog road. Il is now pro-
posed 90 elccuify the system at a cost
of $500 900.
The Umted states imported from
framed urlug the year 1906 Waluuts
to the value or tl2Ssi,65s from Ger
many S3l0l worth. from France. lu
fruits and nuts. total OF &2,Aig 599.
and from Germany, s5G.C9l
There is an old curiosity shop IN Lon
don which makes a specially of heather
drlties. AN kinds of images small aud
large. handsome, hideOus and grOtesque
ur. on View. YOU can choose an antique
Aztec god from Mexico. carved iu heavy
Stone and hideOus enough 10 scare a
burglar. you can purchase marble
ID 'fF from M1udaiay, wooden utroci-
49, lr1m me Ju-Ju land or West Africa.
uI gilI joss from Chinese temple.
IhackerIy.s faNorite poets were Gold
smith ana tine sweet lyric singer"
Prior whom he thought the easiest. the
richest, tha most chauningly humorous
Qf English lyrical poets and Gay. the
force OF whose simple melody and lri-
Tess ringing laughter he appreciated
Tie admired Pope, too but while adj
hitting Millions greatness thought him
such bore that no one could read
him. % is not surprising therefore.
ih.l Ihackruy never ossaycd the "big
hou-Aow hnd' OF poetry.
Edinburgh has some queerly named
streets. among which are jacob lad
der ouhrlels ladder. CONN llrr aud
'uldy lame n is. however M III
'c.osr tnat this ancient city figures
host. There are. FOR instance. Hole ln
the Wall close Little JACK close LADY,
Stairs. hctroaway ana Ions close
The LAST Do ono Of The shortest az those.
and in chat resembles Crooked ana
IurnuKtiu lanes ln london. the formor
being Hs straight as n de ana tho lat-
Ter so narrow mat q vehicle In 40 cane
4nt possibly turn again.-Cleyeland
llaIn Dealer
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pR0nIICE.



Chicago Nov z-Butter steady: cream
cries 20iAG8: dairies lsd23c
Eggs-Steady az mark. cases included,
200 s5c.
Chicago Nov 70 There was only A
moderate trade I'm wheat today and the
market was weak under the Influences
Of more than IA decline On Liverpool
HaU opned 1uA 10 Isfllc lower at .029s
20 OBJ sold at 10 29sd4 but declined 10
.02k
The corn market was weak ana trading
was OF small volume. MAY opened a 10
p lover at s. 90 55as and sold az 5i7.
Oats were weak and very qulOt May
opened rs lower a. 5o'a sold az 0hda.
Provisions were strong and trade was
fairlv active January pork was 10 10
0c higher ~ $50 10 1915. Lard was 9 10
Toe higher 40 oJa7.6); ribs were up Zoe
at SO
Ca55 Ibsssm6Sr i 81; My Lolgia',
Oats-December ls7;. MAY 50N.
Purk-January ~ i5; May ~ o.
lard-January lElz. May Z .Gh.
Ribs-JanuQry s.6si2: May s77ii
Rye--Cuah IS
Bnrley-Cafh S4ffa3
Timothy-Cash Q con %
Clover-Cash t.O0Wtf.1j.
Wheat-Ihe close was weak with NAV
lc lower. NJ .02it0aa
Tho corn market was weak al dav. Al
the close May was orr &cG65
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New YorkNov suEar-Raw STEADY:
mol9ssos sugar 81.
Refined quiet crushed $50; powdered
4 ~: granuluted a 10
C1ffee No. Rio 81; No. 4 Santos TX
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rMr1o MINE TO RESUME.


AiliAhunu oi valuable PROPERTY
Brought 60 Close.
The Big Hm Mining company OF
fintic. which has been tied up IN litl-
gallon for $50 long is at last ready 90 re-
sumo operations and big effort Will
De made 20 nut it on o. par with some
or its famous nclghbors. As result Of
me compromise. John hcstelmeycr and
associates have clear title Co the
August group of claims adjoining.
Jesse knight of Provo. bought a two
thirds interest in the Big IAN from
Bestemeyor for $4,000 aud understood
the holdings 90 consist OF throe claims.
After the conclusion OF the deal, Mr..
knight was informed that the CONE
pony really owned additional ground
in the August Accordingly he brought
suit to recover the holdings and the
case has been hanging fire ever since.
10 has 40 last been compromised and
both companies are in . position to de-
vclop their territory.
The Bic HIN which is located to- tho
northeast ~ the crown Point. has con-
siderable good ore In sight and with
"Unol Jcsse's' usual good fortune.
ought TO develop into a second Colorado
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BIG UNDERTAKING
IN BOISE BASIN
The Thorne Drain Tunnel is BEING
Pushed to Compile
ton.
IMMENSE ORE TONNAGE.
Bore VIII BE 0.2io Feet in Length
Reduction Works tu
FOLLOW

Boise Basin near Boise. Idaho. ls
soon TO Doe tnc sccue OF % gigantic mine
ing undertaking which. upon its cou-
summation, promises to give to- chat
section orc ot the greatest producing
mines iu the west This is tho driving
Of what is 90 be- named the Thorne
drain tunnel bore that is to- Doe $40
feet in length and which win give an
avenue and outlet for en- Immense tom
mage of ore from The splendid bodies
VI fine product which win either so de
rect to the market on furnish material
for big reduction works The work ia
being prosecuted under the direction
OF Vivian rhomc. aud D. r.. Day OF
Boise. who Is just in from Boise Basin,
has the following 60 say regarding The
enterprise iu the Boise Statesman, as
follows
"The tunnel is started on The west
fork OF Anhie creek. ono mills from
thc Old Jordan bridge that crosses the
south furs of the payette river. eight
miles above LoNmau a cabin 1sx
ii has been completed and prepare
TONS made Tor continuing work AN
winter
The main object TO be attained In
driving the tunnel is 20 tap ana drain
ar depth The famous Banner group %
mines. a. in number. that were f0r-
Wcrly the property OF the Elmra
silver Mining company and which
yielded over $4,000 900 In silver
when values were close TO tho dollar
mark. owing 60 the low price 90
silver and great cost OF working the
mines on account OF water which re-
Quired constant maintenance OF
heavy and expensive pumping ma
ehinery especially on the Grown
Point lode. the property was finally
closed down.
Previous 20 closing down the shaft
workings, "a long crosscut tunnel was
drive on the Banner side 10 tap the
old Banner vein. that was conceded
TO bee one of the richest silver iodes
ia the state This tunnel cut the
vein after being driven e distance OF
5.20l feet but 30 only secured depth
~ so feet below Che bottom OF the
shaft which WIS down 500 feet
Where the tunnel niersected the vcin
"a phenomenal ore shoot was found.
% proved 20 be- sos fcct long and aia
feet wide with 80 feet OF backs
Although nothing could be- done be-
low the tunnel level on account Of
the volume Of water yet $4,000 IN
silver bullion was produced, with
market value OF so cents per ounce,
from this shoot Another dcterriug
feature was the wasteful anuquated
m'd through which the ore was work
ed al saving OF but so per cent Of
the assay values, and at a cost 0f re- I
duction OF about $50 per ton AS /
and mlled for 81 per ton and al a /
saving of 90 PCT cent OF the values, 4
i is clear more money could be made 4
now az present prices OF silver than
was realized thcn ai so cents per
ounce"
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FIRE IN HARVARD HOUSE.
One Man Killed, tho Result Of Jump.
Ing from Window.

dorchester Mass. Nov. ia fire
in the Harvard house here today re-
suited IN one death, several Injured and
a damage estimated al Sl5 900 A man
believed Go be George Chnmbrs OF thli
city Was killed by jumping from a win
dow ou the second floor or the burning
apartment huse which was three ana
One-haf story structure.
The injured persons include several
hreman who, besides leg fractures. wers
overcome by smoke and Mrs johnson
who was 40 badly affected by the smoke
that ni first her condition was regarded
as ver5 serious
The Harvard house was owned by
the T.. ~. Smith company.
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CASH FROM CARSON MINT.
Nevada Mint Paying out Coin for Al
Bullion Received.

when asked tho question. Are you
settling on a. cash naHis." eupcrlu-
toudmt Coic1rI uf tho Carson mint
replied 90 au |ust u receipt of a
letter from -hc southern part OF tha
state king mat identical question.
We are paying cash flr bullion and
lcH uf TO- During tho past month
$50 have saut fleI.uUO u coin into
Che suutnrm cDuutn. together with
"a large amount around fhIs vicinity.
Heretofore We haF. been buying thoir
bullion and paying NeH YORK. and san
IIauoifcD exchange flr b. hut NOW
nter thing D. cash Nothing buf cash
VIII do We urtHlve thcir bullion aud
after asclriaining the value or 10 wa
send cheek tp ODE san Francis 20
sub-trrasurF 'or coin to be sent fl
tne d0potitor lu tn. way we can
mako saving t0 thH deposltOra lu
hoin time aud money as Ve aim t0
handle their bullion n dav on f1.
while DOB sam Francisco. ann told.
FDt returns un shipment owing t1
me congestion 1f bullion being oner-
Cd there Then thrra s lhc saving Of
$3.50 por thousand lu tle express rate
aH between cdw0n ana sam Francis
ru. ON tho large amount 0f bullion
Wr handle thIH amounts goo "a mo- iu.
considerable sum
"NotNithsnniing che tightening up
0f tnU OUTPUT ~ the f0uihom mines.
owing tn tho refusal of iho emcIfrrs
to receive thrir ores. Wo ere receiving
an unprecedented amount 0l bullion
our receipts iasf month were ulthin
alQu0 Of nH much ~ mo rcrolpis fyr
me nscal year 1904. amounted 20. ana
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OBTAIN VALUABLE LEASES.
Salt Lake Parties VIII Work Valuable
Ground in Eamons Bingham NIlncs.

As stated In this paper two days
since, the Crescent Mining and Leasing
company win commence active work
upon the completion of tho incorpora-
ton. which is scheduled 20 take place
this week The incOrqorators are w.
b. Putnam. william II. Tlbbals. Louis
A. Bailey g.. 7. Bushong T. Waugh
ana W. i. Putnam, trustee. the leases
taken over are on the Harrison claim
of the United states company ana the
Mayfowei claim OF the Fortuna COM
pauy.
The FIRST named lease covers 400 feet
OF the Granite Chief vein. which crops
almost continuously from the Granite
Chief deep workings 500 feet away.
Surface values on this vein are IS In
gold and silver Work VIII Doe done
through tunnel already Boa 90 feet.
which win tap the vein at 400 feet deep.
From the Maynowsr lease. which ia
on the 200 and 400 levels OF The For
tuna's old workings three carloads lf
good ore already have been shipped
ana The fourth is nearly ready to bs
sent out Some 0f the ore runs as high
as $40 ton, aud tua lease is more
than breaking oven"
Tho Harrison lease runs for one year.
the other until next MaH THE new
company is capitalized for 10000 81
shares with l25Oo0 shares Do The treasA
ury.
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Firmcr Tone in the Market Over Wed
ucsday --COloradO Stronger.

The volume OF business ON the can
this morning was about as usual. 4a.050
shares changing hands at selling
value of s23,92S. Prices Boo general ass
sumed a stronger tone. and the stocks
dealt in held a few points higher than
Wednesdays quotations
Colorado was apparently stronger al
from 2.20 90 2.22ia. ana Black Jack
sold a few points higher than at tho
last cali Grown Point Uncle Sam.
Sioux Con. and Seven Troughs received
their share OF attention. with slight
fluctuations The opon board trading
was active ana contributed 10 large part
of the days transactions
Among The unlisted stocks. Utah Con.
sold FOR 10 and Bingham STANDARD Tor
rs cents copper Glance was bld in
at 49, Ohio kentucky COO S. East crown
point at p, and Ohio Copper an ST.
Following are the quotations and
sales at the forenoon call.
Al LISTED erIl,rre
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this month will be several thousand
dollars above October Ny force IN
Inadequate % handle the amount ~
bullion ontrcd. and ] have taken the
matter 10 with Dirset0r 81 the Mint
leach aud am expecting his reply
ueiN We have been able. with my
rotce working overtime. to keen NJ
win our work but with the amount
coming In and that which VIII come
with the completion ~ the reduction
Wuf ~ now under way. we cannot
handle %, but an that viii be carefully
lODIAeu oIlnr hN Tho nrlnnr nnIclnla."
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New Norl, Nov. 29.--AIOncy on call
higher 5 - at 10 per cent, ruling rate
So Ucr cent, closing bid o per cent,
offered VI r. gcr cent.
Time loans quiet, but rather easier,
90 days - per cent: 30 days, 10 To ~
per cent, six months 10 y per cent
Close; Prime mercantile paper, \
per cent.
sterling exchange easy, with actual
business In bankers bills nc 1850 at
1865 for demand and at 1880 at
isO.75 for 80 day bills. Commercial
bills. Iz9.25.
bar silver, 57M
Mexican dollars, l5la.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds very strong.
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Ma, Try Again.

Valuable Photographs and thousands
N dollars worth o. nnioiol data gained
By the International BOUNDARY SUR
h'fnfH during tho summers work dee
umunr ihr Alaska line have been lost
nN llf upaetting ~ canoe Don the
hradncld river in Canada. The work
may have 10 be- done an over again.
New York Post
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE COM.
pany's bylaws the annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Utah
ana Salt Lake Canal COMPANY
for the presentation Of reports ana
the transaction OF such other business as
may be- brought before the stockhoiders
win be held IN the ian Ward Assembiv
Rooms 20 II "a. y Mondsy. December
9th, 1907.
AMOS s. GABBOTT.
Secretary
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AFTERNOON SALES

Lower Mammoth. 500 at &c.
May Day L500 az 80. 500 at 32ls.
Uncle sam 500 al 49,
Black Jack 500 al 29is. 900 al 30
Colorado Mining 100 al . 22ls. 100
no 2,2j. b. 30, 100 at 2.25: 100 az
2.25. $. go; 300 az 2.27N. s. 60.
Grown Point 900 40 3O 200 al 1872.
scottish Chief 1000 az on
south Columbus 400 at 60; 400 az
65.
sioux Con. 500 at 1913; 1000 at l7.
1900 90 49,
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Sahai grass. useful for matching ana
paper making 10 being grown more ana
moro IN india on land too poor FOR
rioe, The sreas Yields $50 10 tis0 psr
acre. New York Post
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ONE MILLION IN GOLD.

a late dispatch from Seattle says that
81 200 900 worth of gold dust is now ly-
ing al summit ON Thompson pass, Just
back of valdez ON IT'S way from Fair
banks. Alaska to Seattle. or this
amount $4,000 is in dust and the rest
ban bricks II Is the largest shipment
ever sent out over the trail from Fair
banks % Valdez.
Several armed guards are watching
the gold I'M its cache day and night
A. w McCune. Jr leaves this even
ing for Piochc Co inspect mining prop
erty there. He goes TO look over the
Boston Phoebe and the Yuba East The
former has a bond on the latter. Mr.
McCune expects 10 be away about a
week
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JUVENILE COURT
OWES NO MONEY
At Least Not as Back Rent for
Quarters, Says
Mayor.
BUT TRIBUNAL MUST vACATE.
Auditors Department Needs More
Spacc-ENchangc OF odiccs ~
Suggested and Probable.

Mayor John s. Bransford has vetoed
the resolution adopted by the city coun-
ell at a recent session requiring the
juvenile court commission 10 pay So
per month back rent on It's quarters IN
the joint building since the court was
made n part OF the judicial machinery
~ the Third judicial district and taken
out OF the hands OF the city admins
tration. He cites as his reason that
the court was rendered the use OF the
rooms by Mayor Thompson free OF
charge. He Includes in his veto the
statement that he viii approve the rss-
olution n the council will adopt Il
without the payment clause, merely
advising the court TO vacate the rooms
Jan. /.
SOME NEEDED CHANGES.
II Is said that the auditors DEPART
ment win need the room when the new
system of accounting Is taken up and
that its present quarters WIN be- all too
small for the purposes OF the office
There is a move afoot to effect
change OF quarters between the court
and the auditor The court will be
willing to accept the present quarters
OF the auditor ana is moro than willing
10 give up its present quarters. There
is need for the court to be situated Ia
the Joint building, however, to give an
opportunity 20 consult with the county
attorney on many matters coming be-
fore the court for settlement.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


". y Hubbard 10 Clarence W. Col
ins lots. 10 and u. block, 10 Arllng-
ton Heights .....................8 Ul
George q. Cannon assn 20 W If.
Bancroft 81 al part lot g. block 70
pint A ..............-... ~
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Nov N-Cattle-Recoipts
$500, steady. beaves 2Q6 80: cows ] 75a
80. Texas steers 2.O0d3 -. calves 5.O10
100. western cattle 1Oa5 10. stockers
and feeders 2lOu4 Is.
Hogs-Estimsted receipts 220o0 market
strong TO Zoe higher Light 5o6s s7it .
mixed 420M476, heavy 2OG6 75: roughs
40
sheep Receipts about 1900 steady.
sheep = o)@5@; yearlings 4J0a6 %. lambs
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Nov a-Cattle-Receipts
900. including 200 sOutherna. steady. ma
tive steers sOu5 %. bulls 2jff3. so: calves
.50QA. 40. stockers and feeders g. 75dt 20:
bulls 2.&d3.S0 calves 3 5ON7 20. western
steers 3.2jNa IS: western COWS 00l3 .G5
Hogs-Reccipts 700. market strong TO
Sc higher Bulk OF sales A.35Q4 As: heavy
i.45q 455; packers 4.20Q4.45. pigs and light
4.O0fi4 40.
sheep-Receipts 5000: market steady.
Muttons iO0N5. 3: lambs 5.Ood6 10: rance
wethers 4.iba5oo' fed ewes 3.25G4 81
OMAHA
Omaha. Nov. 29-Cattic-- Receipts 500;
market active Zoe higher. Native steer
3. foN5 81, cows ana heifers 2.00g8 IS:
western steers 2.756H 20. Texas steers IS
uf.45, range COWS ana heifers 2.O0a3 so;
Gamers t.2lu2.00. stockers and feeders
.5g4 .; calves 3.O0q6.0o, bulls and stays
Hogs- Receipts 27OO: market loai5c
higher: heavy 4.i064. IS: mixed 48d4 90:
light i,@qf.ao' pigs }5Oa4.25; bulk of
sheep Receipts 1900: market steady:
yearlings l.15G5 .0O wethers 45OG4 Is.
ewes 3.sop4.2 lambs 5.50dsOo
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custom Assayera and Chemists 400
south West Tcmplo 81
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DELINQUENT NOR

WEsTERN 49,
busin.. location IN 49,,
rts,u1e 4 Slli lake Gttp.''9ie..I
dis., eie Delinquent IVY. va
Nicd on The aith f,..,vgni 0f
Nv, w several amount. pr Sent
foiioWs on The respective %
Name 30. ~ 30
p - Haskins. shae
D. a. e,t,9l ....ff bfi6
aud oileldH ...i5 f0,8
49, W accordance wift.
wv oi the board IA lnW
wv -elh uny ~ sonta,,,ii ctQi
,, ,,,l 81 or each nnrrai w ls
alsN PC necessary. u.li ri flg
wv ~ the socrefar.. n SOB.
20 Au9s Block SKI haIl
,u lho 18th dav OF ~ p"
ass@ssrnc,, ? c'eek T. ~. to ~.
rogf III i'ia thereon for. lal
sSic. VI advertising ona st, oe'
j. IT,
~ Atlas Block Salt LAX. ~.
BY order OF IN. 5.-
nnno.i ~, DELINQUENT sals h..
o"Sp .o \ November ,lit i a.s
r. NJ at the Same placs W.
j. o.
DATED November rs 1901
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E NJ. West a Co.. stock brokers
Id. b. Walker Blk Both 'phones of.
lco ana residence
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Famous Old Producer Will be in
Active Operation by
January !.
LARGE MILLING VALUES.
clyde Mine Is Considered ny Experts
no BE u Wonderful
Mine.

when tle general conditions viii per-
NIT of active operations. there Is a
strong possibility chat the Marysvale
district WIN Doe among the foremost
of The state. A big boom was just
being inaugurated and q powerful
stimulus being given to active opera
tions. when the late slump descended
and thc lid was tightly nailed down
again Notwithstanding this there are
great preparations under way which
Will have their results when The hnan-
Cial clouds roll away
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GEO @ Cannon ASSOCIATIONS.
brokers. "a p. So. Temple Both
phones 9t0