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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-09
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
MILL BUILDING
IN MANHATTAN
Much Activity in This Line Now
In Evidence in Nevada
District.
THREE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Excavations on Wolftonc Hill--New
Leases Standing-Other
Mining News

Special Correspondence
Manhattan. New. Sept ls-The era
OF min building seems to have struck
Manhattan with considerable force, and
had the same activity. from a milling
standpoint. existed a little over a year
ago. the camp should have known no
dull period. Today, three mills are UNI
der course Of construction and should
ah be in active operation before the
htst Of tho year The mill Of the Man
haitian ore Reduction company viii be
tho first TO drop stamps. as the stamps
and tube mill are in place. and the
frame work OF the building Is nearly
completed and an cxcavatiug done. g..
s. Lemon and associates started eXca-
waiting last week for their l0-stamp mill
on Wolftone Hill. As many men are AZ
work as there are places for them, and
The ompany announces its intention TO
spare no effort TO- rush the mill 10 COM
pletion al the earliest possible date.
Messrs. Chapman, Moore and Davis
have started the excavation ON Black
Jack hill for another mill of SO tons
capacity. which they expect Co have I'm
operation within 30 days.
With three mills I'm operation. with
a Joint capacity OF nealry $50 tons per
day, the leasers will have a ready
market for their ores. New leases are
being started daily. and within So days.
Manhattan will resemble the beavers
colony OF last spring a year ago. Thou
sands OF tons OF good milling ore are
already exposed and on the dumps
ready for the mills. and development on
many OF tho properties Is rapidly add
Ing TO the tonnage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
The Knight Issues Seem to Have
Recovered the Losses Sus-
tanned Last Week.
MAY DAY HOLDS ITS OWN.
south Columbus Does Some Sprinting
Ohio Copper Ilighcr-Clusiug
Quotations and Sales.

The mining stock market was fairly
good today and, as the following list Of
sales viii indicate, the volume of busi-
ness ran well up into the thousands Of
dollars.
There was little change in the mar
ket for May Day and Uncle Sam Com
solidatcd Rugged pretty close Co the
prevailing quotations at the close Of
last week. Tho Knight issues have
practically recovered 3U the losses sus-
taincd last week Grown Point started
Off with the sale OF 300 shares az %
cents and dropped rapidly 90 90 cents.
recovering again ON tho open board and
ending up with the transfer of 400
shares al 96 cents ON buyer. Iron
blossom followed suit. with Seven
Troughs and Mountain Lake
simply holding their own. South Column
bus stiftoncd materially. Wabash look
Cd attractive TO some all the way from
Al mp Co o. cents
The sale OF 100 shares OF Ely con-
solidated at So cents was the only UNI
listed stock sold. Several brokers had
orders 20 buy ohio copper ana bids ~
$40 for the stock failed Co bring 10 out
one brH,er offered a board lot at Nl5
Uintah Treasure Hill continued iu-
active. u As understood however. that
the company viii soon lnaugurate IT'S
campaign Of development. iu which
event. there should be e marked adj
vance In the price Of the stock
The closing quotations and sales
were:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
FROM MR.. BRoUeHToN
What President of Utah Con. says
about Metal Prices.

Boston. Sept ga News Bureau
special from London says The Times
publishes today the following cable from
Urban a. Hrought0n. president Of the
United Metals Selling company. Dur
mglug the months OF last year this
company sold between 10000 and 10000
tons of copper below the price of 20
cents per pound, in an endenvor 70
prevent tho price exceeding that figure.
Tho demands OF consumers continued
to be- s0 urgent that tho price was
forced up until it reached 25h cents IN
March of this year Al the time the
Wall street panic occurred purchases
ceased consumers having bought the
future products of the mines represent
"a by this company TO the end of june.
a nominal price OF 25h cents was
meanwhile maintained 90 protect cone
sumcts who had bought Tor future de-
livery After the end OF June the price
of me metal was reduced, there being
no further obligation Co consumers.
This company has mol been aggressive
either iu advancing ON reducing the
price OF metal. Az the present moment
Inc question of price is not Of so much
Importance as the restoration M couh-
IeuDt. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
SILVER KING DIVIDEND.
Directors of Company Give Supt. Daily
\ Splendid Testimonial.

The directors Of the silver King Min
ing company held a meeting on Satur-
day afternoon. at which time a dividend
OF Sls1,500 was posted for payment on
oct 10 10 all shareholders OF record
on Oct g.
After the dividend matter had been
attended TO. attention was called 20 the
splendid achievements made by Supt.
Mike Daily during the period with
which he had been connected with the
company--about IS years Il was point
ed out that during his incumbency, the
mine had paid dividends TO the amount
OF something Ike SO, 900 900 As a testi-
monial Of their appreciation and
esteem. the directors authorized the
secretary 10 draw a warrant ON the
treasurer for the sum OF $4,000 pay
able 10 NJ Daily's order
Mr. Daily rs one Of the most compe-
tent. as well as one Of the most sue
ccssful mine managers In the state
and the great success Of the Silver King
has been due very largely TO his uutir-
ing efforts. The action of the directors
last Saturday is worthy recognition OF
a faithful and efficient official.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
THE COPPER MARKET.
4. s. Metals selling Co, Refused "a
1914 of - Gents a Pound

Boston. sept 22-The United Metals
Selling company last week considered
several bids of me- cents a pound for
small TONNAGE 100000 and 100000
Mound lots bui finally refused Co Jn
husIntfs at that ngure. The American
Metal company ID ia stated BOO the
trade. has shaded lbia cents and has
placed some copper fOr domestic cone
sumption The Nogelstgiu interests
have done SOME business abroad Ht the
equivalent ~ 10 Ceuts "a pound. A bid
of BE- rents Cos 600 0OO pounds of rlsc-
tr1iytir hy conFumer who wanted lime
mediate shipment WAS not even cone
s.dcrcd. There have been several re.
cent transaction. of 800 ono pound lots
by other than mo above mentioned inc
tcrests at 10 cents nat Lake copper
sold ou Friday ln small lots al 1914
cents m develops that al the meeting
0f wire manufacturer held Thursday
boz New York lhe statement was made
hy one of the leading men that Dee had
turned down an ofer NJ 900 900 pounds
m Lake copper at l5 cents "a pound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
To Stockholders Utah-ldaho
Sugar Company.

The stock books OF your Company CLOS
~ SEPT. 18th and the drsi dividend .of
w prcferrtd stock of the C1ns1ll ~ !.
I'm panies viii be paid on sept hth. ~
oIsseht is a gOod time t0 hold ygui sl',N
80 Door time 90 soil share thnt t.n
~ tunstances do NOT ublige you ~ ro.'.
wm9f FIRST -Hcceusv every quarter ~.
W se entitled 90 dividend N llta 1870
49, sharr. hecond-1'hie dividend is "
~. Iiee from all eNponfes such az 49,,
e,il,ll aslons, etc Third-The ~.
sHtha,het price of the stock "a about " ",
hsN. while the par value r. $40. hI.9 l
= tluefH are wise thu market value VII ~
$3.50 Dat within "a reasonable Ni
t,s..tN ~ DC prospects Tor The sugar lL
az were never brighter Reports LOU
~ factories owned by the COMPANY
80 20 We erect that large crops ~ Dee.s
An a,.ting morc 90 quantity ana eet,gI
H. 1919 than ever before are nov p'.ss
isr.lN.e.s ied and everything points 20 w
$500 ana best yield iu the history ~
49, INDUSTRY. Sugar prices arc 1871
~ ~, IN eCh better than a year ago, ..,,.
~ ~ NES1ORS NOW ne TIVE TlMh
-, ~ We have filled num-
-, OF good orders ln the past
re and can supply what you
49,. at me market price ne Gay
5egr order r. received send with your
49, me amount you wish 90 invest
n.sleI oy check bank draft. or postothce
money order We pay careful attention
." Ali orders whether large or small
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
PRODUCE.

Chicago. sept 23-The wheat market
today opened weak on lower cables and
extensive selling for profit, tho crowd ln
the pit evidently being disposed 90 realize
on the bulge OF the last few days. De
cember wheat opened asaa4 lower AT LOIS
an .OlA. and sold az lOliz Corn was easy
because OF the failure or the predicted
frost TO appear Ina the corn belt and be-
cause Of generally warm weather. becem-
Der corn opened p Co 81 lower az "ifs TO
IS and sold az 57iz
The oats market was easy in sympathy
with wheat and corn.
The trade was very dull. December oats
open nc lower al 52ia and sold nj 52.-Il
52ib Provisions were firm on q good gem
eral demand aud some buying FOR export.
January pork was "a shade higher at la.G.
Lard was up "a shade al S.6,ia kso were
De- lower az Z .S7ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
CONCENTRATES.

The ore and bullion settlements last
week aggregated a total Of S6Sl.o0o.
" p. Strange has returned from
trip 20 Beaver county where he went
to examine a mining property for some
local parties.
g. B. oliver has gone 10 the property
or the Nevada Douglas Copper COM
pany at Yerington. Nevada. on a brief
business trip.
Secretary Spencer Penrose Of the
Utah Copper company has returned TO
the head office of the company at
Colorado Springs.
Tho new shaft on the urop0~tv Of thc
East Crown Point In the Tintic dis
Of engineers returned SATURDAY from %
trict is down about 25 feet.
over $4,000 has been marketed from
the Columbus Consolidated mine dur
ing the present month There are
over 700 tons az the samplers from
which return win be received this week
M. NJ. Johnson Of the NeWhouse STAFF
trip to New York. He expects 90 re-
main here a week or 10 days when he
win go 10 the property Of the Domin-
ion Copper company in British Column
bia.
A carload OF ore from the poperty
OF the South Columbus Consolidated at
Alta Is at the samplers. Superintendent
a. q Jacobson, who was down from
camp 10 remain over sunday says the
development OF that property is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily
The mining claims on the peak Of
Seven Mile Mil mountain. back Of CITY
Creek have not been abandoned as has
been supposed. They airs owned by
Henry w. Lawrence and Henry Smell.
and Mr.. Lawrence said today. that he
Intended az some future time 20 resume
operations there The properties are
lead-silver.
w. W. Reese the well known min
ing promoter. returned from Aura last
night. lie announces the sale Of the
Big -Four group 10 Messrs. Weaver and
Nelson, representing Oakland and Chi
cago capitalists. The price paid for the
property Is not made public but IL Is
believed 20 be IN the nelghbOrhood OF
100000. The new owners viii at once
put a large force OF men at work 20
further develop it--Elko Free Press.
The Galena mine closed down indef-
initely on Wednesday nighth, throwing
about 100 miners out OF employment;
the shaft is completely closed but about
% men are still employed Ia the old
Jordan mine. These properties belong
90 the United States company who give
as reasons for the shutdown the low
price OF metal and the further fact that
the compauys smelters are crowded
with ore from other points-Bingham
Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago sep Cattle Beceipts
about 2ROO1. Market steady Bccycs, 4WU
Ills, COWS. 2.4H5.55. Texas steers. 5.t1n
AS. calves. tWus %, western cattle, 500
as. a.. stockers and feeders. 30oQ6-oo.
Hogs Receipts about &.O0A Market zoe
lower. Light 6.2Jli6 s.; mixed 8. ljn6 %.
heavy. 5.uDO6.is. rough, 5.Jyr5.Sl. pigs.
1l0f 20. bulk cf sales, b-Hm6.p0.
Shccp-Reccipts about 500. Market Joe
lower. Western, 3.o0q5.45; yearliugs. 300
$50. lambs, 4.1Ju7 40; western, 4.s5q' 40
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. sept 23--Catte-Recoipts
1900. including Loo southerns, Market
steady 90 strong. Native Steers, sSgl0 Oh
southern steers. 3. SOS .25; southern COWS,
2 1908 .. native cows ana helfers, 2.U0N
500, stockers and feeders, 3.00d6.25 buils
2. 20u3. 90. calves, 3.jVt6. 80 western, 3aOa
525; western COWS. z.&a5 %
Hogs Receipts. f0O. Market strong TO
90 higher. Bulk OF sales, 6.66.@, heavy.
6.0q6.10. packers, 6.l0a6.0i pigs and
Lights, q 2HQ6.3j.
sheep-Receipts Loo. Market strong.
Muttons 5.2iQ6.25; lambs. 6.oeQ7. 20; rance
western wethers, $500 s.; fed owes A'V4
C.25
OMAHA.
south Omaha. Ncb., sept G.-Cattle-
Receipts 1900. Market steady 90 strong.
Native steers, 4.50a6 90, COWS and helt-
ers. 2N0450. western steers, S.Joa6. 20,
Texas steers. 30gQ4 "a. COWS and hciiers.
2. 9J6lf. 90. Gamers. 20Ju2 -, stOckers and
feeders, 2.s0Q5.3 calves, 0oQo.5o' bulls
stays. etc., 2. 2Jd4.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market steady.
Mixed, 8. l5G5.s5 light 6.00a6.30; pigs, $50
N6.01. bulk OF sales 5.7Vg6.&.
Sheep-ReCeipts, g. NO. Market l0c lower.
iearlings 5b0Q6 90. Wethers o.1JQO .u0i
ewes. l.75Q6.5o, lambs, 6.756Q Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
AE. wELBY PASSES THROUGH.
superintendent OF u. 4 n. G. Spends
Sunday Here--IIas Been ON Coast.


e. A. Welby general superintendent
of the Denver and Rio Grande leaves
Salt Lake this afternoon on No. 3 TOT
Denver after spending Yesterday anu
this morning going over the local STU
alton Mir Welby has been on what
ne termed "a ten DAYS leave or ao-
seuce" and spent his time on his farm
"The WillowS near sacramento.
Rested and ready for his duties he ls
now hurrying back to his desk 10 catch
up ON the work that has piled up dur
ing his vacation. Mr. Welhy is n tro-
ouont visitor TO salt Lake but this call
has been the first for sometime so he
was especially anxious 20 stop on
here for "a dav and see how the inn
provemeuts being made by the Gould
forces here are progressing. He spent
the greater portion OF yesterday tramp
ing over the site Of the proposed depot
and terminals on FOuth west. RMS
morning he went into conference with
local officials OF tho Rio Graude and
afterwards asserted that nothing but
ordinary affairs had been gone over
MT Welby expressed himself as anX-
ious TO have the proposed terminals
completed as soon as practical ana
announced that no time would be lost
in bringing this about When asked
for definite information on various
railroad matters he pleaded ignorance
explaining that he had laid aside all
work while on his trip. He laughed
heartily when he was asked In his trip
To the coast had anything TO do with
the Western Pacific. 10 has been the
belief OF many that Mr.. Welby is TO
be given "A berth among Western Pa
ciic officials when the family Is or
ganized but he has never met any
questions regarding such rumors with
anything but his hearty laugh and as
sertion that he knows nothing OF any
such proposition. Mr., Welby was
transferred from Salt Lake where he
was acting as superintendent Of the
Rio Grande Western TO Denver to take
charge Of the whole Denver and Rio
Grande system. He Is one Of the
best known. most liked and best posted
railroad men Of the west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

First South ............. 1000
Mrs. IT, Elem. 2ts west seventh
North s4assaas......a..4ssas nNl
w. J Bennett. Seventh avenue
and - street ................ 1000
John Dorious. r and First ave-
salt Lake Security q Trust COM
pnny, Second South and Thir-
tecnth East Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
I pany. Ninth avenue f ana 1 Z street 5000
Salt Lake Security A. Trust COM
pauy Ninth avenue and o.
street, seven houses ............ 1900
Salt Lake Security a. Trust COM
pany. Pitt street between Sew
enth and Eighth West. three
Salt Lake Security a Trust com
pany. Post street between
Eighth and Ninth south, six
houses ......s.-..--...t.stt. 3ivVv
salt Lake Security a Trust COM
pany. Eleventh East and Tenth
south coo .sttstt.ss-..s sssssss oVVV
salt Lake Security q Trust com
pany. Eleventh East between
First and Second South.......... 1000
salt Lake Security a. Trust com
pany. Tenth avenue and g street $500
Ashton Brothers, Ninth East and
Belmont avenue. two houses. $500
Ashton Brothers, Ninth East and
belmont avenue. two houses. 1900
Ashton Brothers, Ninth East and
belmont avenue ,...........--.-. l,eOO
Ashton Brothers. $50 west Second
south ..tssss..+-stas sss.sssssf AfNNN
Nrs. j. Midgley PAS FIFTH East 90. 500
Ashton Brothers. Second North
between Main and state ....... 6oO0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
CON. MERoUR REPORT.
Officials Make Public Annual state.
mcnt Ia shareholders.

The annual report OF the Consoli-
dated Mcrcur Gold Mines company has
been issued and covers the operations
of the company during the last fiscial
year ending June 80.
During the year the company paid
two dividends OF $4,000 each and
closed the year with cash. bullion gold
bearing Stag and other assets amount
ing TO S67.454.72 The min treated
245,169 tons OF ore during the year and
the bullion made was worth S642 S43 80,
which h. eQulvelaut 20 an extraction
of S262 per ton Of ore treated The
loss in the tailings varied from sd cents
to $L1S. and averaged for the year SO
cents per ton.
General Manager G N. Dern. I'm his
report. goes TO some length iu ex-
planning the operation OF the new
shines plant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers. west Second South street,
furnish the following. received over
their private wire this afternoon.
Newhouse. SN0S3, Utah Cop. 23i4
024; New. Con. sis d9ss cum Ely. 6i3
u61s. Balaklala, 5A06 King Edward.
l5nA Nipissing, 7AGS. Davis Daly.
sAusat; GirouX. 4Ad5a G.. c. q Sill,
lhml% New. Smelling 1909; Nit
chell. lkdt%; New utah. 37sGi;, sill
Yer Queen. AL; ELY Con. A0h. Dom.
Cop. ai2d3A Gibraltar l2Ul4: Tintic
4n4if; Montgy. Sho 606A Butte &
J., lMnl%; Tenn. Cop, 81 iad32
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TO U. OF U. STUDENTS

We have your text books az less than
publishers list prices General school
stationery az spOndingly low tlg-
ures Get our priutes price list
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The leading book concern. Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

Tonopah Nevada. 1075GlI.0O Monta-
ma Tonopah, 29O asked; Tonopah Ex-
tension. 161h0l55 MacNamara. 30
a 35; Midway. "a bid: Tonopah Bel
mont 2.70 bid; Ohio Tonopah. 3 asked:
Rescue, l2ml3 Golden Anchor 1OG1l:
Jim Butler, 79G so; Cash Boy. 4d5:
Home, asked. Boston Tonopah. 10
asked; Monarch Pitts, Extn.. 8 asked
Montana Midway Extna bid. Golden
Crown. 6 bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
REGULAR A. NJ SALES

May Day. 800 at 60: 800 at 90 buyer
20. 500 at 81. buver no.
Uncle Sam-500 al l.42ii, 3 600 Ht hes.
buyer 60: 90 0ar Lazy buyer l5.
Beck Tunnel 100 al $50, 100 at 1.S2ta.
buyer 80.
Colorado. $50 at Go, 400 az cl5. buy
sr 30.
crown Point. 300 at "a. zoo at g3. 500
al o.. 500 at 81 100 az ~. buyer 60.
800 al 30: 100 at go seller 80. 900 ls
d. seller so. 500 al 82 buyer 80.
Iron Blossom 100 az 9t
Mountain Lake, GOO at "a, 200 at o.
seller co.
seven Troughs, 800 nc 39is. 200 at &c.
Victor, 100 M ilh.
wabash 100 an Al. 100 at AZ. GOO at i5
South Columbus. 400 at i.sa. 500 az
100. 40 at 200. 100 at 1898 800 at 1850.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 100 at lS2H. buyer 30.
100 az $50.
Colorado, 200 az 610.
Columbus Con. 20 at 1850.
Crown Point 200 nt 95. 100 at o.. 300
Al 90. buyer so, 300 at 90 seller Co. 400
a %. 600 al 80. seller 60. 900 ot 800. buy-
m 90
Iron Blossom. 800 al OF
Sioux Con. 1880 600 DO. 200 at 52 $500
az ~
south Columbus. 200 az 1896.
Uncle Sam, 800 az li5. buyer 900. 1000
Al l.i2M.
..-..... ........
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GEORGE M. CANNON co.

, Real Estate and Commercial stocks and
bQnds We desire your orders for any
Thing In our line.
Rooms di2-5ta Templeton Building
Phone Bell 81
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WOO

ST Louis. Sept. 23.-Wool steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums. 9qN; fine
mediums 1898, fine, lIQ20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

Ophir L25G135. Con. Va. S20S3:
Savage, SOH9O. Hale & Norcross. 90
"a 1876; yellow Jacket L20 bid Belcher.
H40. Confidence. 100 asked. Sirra
Nevada 4lu52 Exchequer s3 bid:
Union 42HA3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
sAN FRANcIsco MARKEr.

James A. Pollock & Company furn-
ish the following quotations from San
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks
TODAY.
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SALT LAKE OPERA COMPANY
EXCURSION TO LOGAN.

For production OF robin Hood. q"
Sept. a. Round trip $3.50 Special at
$3.50 p. m. Tickets good for return to
Sept. Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

Sandstone, 46Q4s. Col Mt. Aa42.
Jumbo Ext. L52hdl.55. Kendall 23G25:
Booth, IS bid. Blue Bull. 30d3l; Adams.
12ql3; silver Pick. 5OQ5l. May Queen.
10 bid: Nevada Boy. bid: Black Butte
Ext. 647, Blue Bell. l4Gl5; Dixie. s
bid; Goldheld Columbia. % bid; Hiber-
nia,6a7; StIves, 7i074; Conqueror. 9QlO;
Black Rock, 4Q5. Lone Star. 2lQ22
c. Wonder. 3 bid. orc. Is bid. Kendall
Ext. bid. Sandstone Ext, 4 bid
Mayne a. 6; Atlanta, 40 a a.:
ct. Bend, 4s@ so; Simmerone. 1Om is:
Empire. 12d 10; Red Top Ext. 24D
%. Florence. 4.O5N410; D'held b.
b. Cons, 22023; Goldneld Daisy. 10
Ul.l3l5 Commonwealth, % asked T.
Comb. Fraction. 1921 1.g5. CT Bend
Ext, lOW13: CT. Bend Annex. bid:
Midtown 25 bid. b. B. Bonanza, no
6 Kewauos, 81 bid. Esmeralda. 10
bid. Portland. ! 2 asked; Crackerjack
1901: i. Mohawk. 1.05 asked. Red
Hills 44045: Mohawk Ext, 9m1Oi
l.. Dillon. 1910; Y. Tiger. Il bid.
Grandma. 1906; S. r. Ext. z asked:
s. Rose. 9 asked Col Mt. Ext
asked. Goldheld Con. 7.27ia 07.30;
Dhcld Trilngle. 19m 90.
BUILFROG.
Original 4Q6. Bullfrog Mining Y
asked. Montana Bullfrog 3Qf. Ma
Alhlhl IAlAhH LOU 49, b. AAAlIIns Nfiaf
Amethyst. 16dlS: Gold Bar 48d5O.
Denver Bullfrog Annex, 2 bid; Bonnie
Glare 40 asked; MayhoWer Cons 2SD
% Montgomery Shoshouc Ext. e ask
80. @, Sceptar 5MS; Montgomery
Min. 9010; Homestake Cons. S. ask-
ed. Y. Girl, g asked Nugget 4d8;
Tramp Cons, 3iQ86, Victor, 4 asked
MANHATTAN
Mani Cons, SO bid: Mani. Min. Co.
6Ht. O.. Wedge, 8 asked s. Hum-
| phroy, 4 bid. Dexter. 9qlO. T.. Joe
2u3; Crescent 2a2: Combination. .
bid Granny % asked. Mustang. 10
! asked Little Grey, rs asked. Cow Boy.
2Hf. Ong Mani, 7NS. Broncho. Z
asked; D. Jack lt bid. Plnonut. 6a7.
/ Bunalo. 8 asked. s Dog no bid. "
/ Horse 3W5. Ind. Camp. 607.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Falrview 3d. King 60 asked. Fair
/ view Eagle 1875 bid. Nevada Hlus
| $50. Pittsburg sil Peak. i40al 42i5
/ North Star Wonder, gas Eagles Nest.
! 3sH39. Ruby Wonder. 25 asked. Aliee
] OF Wonder. 3 asked