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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-31
CONCENTRATES.

Wmam Hatfield ls I'm the city today
from Provo ou mining business.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick d
Company were. Crude ore and con-
centrate. $4,000. base bullion. $4,000.
j. II. Turner has returned from north
ern California. where he has been look
Ing after the development OF the cop
per property recently acquired by "a
Salt Lake syndicate OF which he is a
member.
The New Stockton Mining company
az Stockton has its mill in operation
with the new equipment installed re-
Gently. With one shift working, Supt.
Galiger says the plant is turning out
100 tons Of concentrate per week
a message over the Pollock wires to-
day conveyed the information that am
nouncement had been made that the
State Bank & Trust company at Gold
field would Reopen its doors next
Tuesday.
Suit TO quiet title To a mining claim
in the Big Cottonwood mining district
known as Summit mine No. 2, was
begun in the district court. Wednes-
day, by Elizabeth DuVander and
Charles DuNander against +. W. Mad
sen and the Summit Extension Min
ing company. The plaintiffs asi the
court TO require the defendants TO set
forth the nature Of their claims.
With a capitalization OF 500 900 and
shares at 10 cents each, the Mineral
Point Mines company Of this city filed
articles OF incorporation with the
county clerk Wednesday. The COM
pauy is a local organization, and will
engage In the business Of purchasing
and selling mining properties. The
company owns n number Of min 'ns
claims in the West Mountain mining
district OF Salt Lake county. Lafayette
Hanchctt president; a. j. Beetles
vice president ana treasurer, and VIII
liam r. Block secretary are the rf-
nCers Of the company.
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James a. Pollock q co. bankers
aud brokers. west second south
street. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoons
Bling. cent. Nals; y. EXP. 100 10;
Cum. Ely. 4%W5; Dom. copper .W
21-t6; GirouN. 3ia ASA HaueocN' o-t
5L Nev.-Utah. 2Au2A; Raven, 80
So: Utah Apex. 27s as; Black Mtnr tH
AZ. b. & H., 1Ntla; Davis balN : -
"a. East Butte. i4 as; Globe, ga "A d
Helevtia. lW1ia Majestic, 500 W 3
Nipissiug. GA n6ie: s. A. r.. ma n9la.
Adventure. lalia; Arcadian, da34 Al
lantic. 1odl0ia. =. Coal n, 1854 g 10 a =.
& H.. 6.oOa6.05. Con. Morcur - pia'
DAILY West, i0M all; Gr1nbi. so9eZ
Mass. 2alN3; Michigan, siaWsi4; North
Butte. lu4tta. OsccOll, e0m,Ols, gum
cy, 7sGS0. santa Fe, 292h Tamarack'
G5010. United Copper 5ts@Sia do pfd
2302j. Victoria 404ia; wolverine, l.o'
0110; Az. Coml. uQlliz' Bos-
ton Con. 119t012is L. $. s.
con- {, , 2sA g 5,,9 ,,,.s Do R@55aois $3.50 1888
Bingham. 6hm6ih c.. & A.. l05QlOl
Centennial. 2oiaQ2lia; Copper Range'
52G52% Franklin. lizQls; Greene
Cauanea. 6as06h Mexico Con-, lAg ri
Mohawk. 45m45iz. Nevada Con-, 6Ap
81: old Dominion. 22d22k: Parrot. 10
0iOis: r.. /. 2&M24. shannon, lOia0
1865: Trinity. 1lhd11&; OIL SQ6hi
Utah Con. S2HH32is. Winona, 3la 4Sta:
Wyandot. 50d15; zinc. 21Q22. Royale
l5015h, BalakIala. 404A. la sale
1O1. all
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JUMPERS AT GoLDFIELD.

GoIdneld Ncv. Oct 8o-Iots are be-
ing jumuei an over town today. as q
result ~ the recent decision Of the
land office. approving the application OF
the Gullneld SQuatter association for
patents 90 lots owned by its members
and leoving the settlement Of land 20
atmdlCotior Of the state district and
supreme courts.
The renewal OF The squauers win
probably lead 40 endless litigation be-
tween lot jumpers and the present own
ors ~ the ground.
An exciting scene followed the att
t.mut 81 three men to jump three lots
owned by the Homer Wilson Trust
company. and located boz the heart %
the city Attended by crowd of near
Iv ID thousand men and boys. Mr. VIII
som marched to The scene and the
buudinls which The jumpers had start
cd to Greet were seized and thrown into
rhc street..
The would Boz s-uatters stood their
Ground bat the continent of the crowd
was against them, and a. dozen Nolun-
tfere made short work of che embryo
.Nurlra and tent houses
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LAYoFF TR1FLE EARLY.
Rock island Feels Financial Situation
-Repotrs Traffic Flomishing.

Chicago. OCT 8l-The Rock Island
railroad system yesterday laid on $500
men from It's construction ana track
forces. Although the road centers in
Chicago. the order did not affect any
employees I'm this city and the MAIN
tenance crews were not disturbed. Tho
construction crews I'm every western
state where The road goes, from Illinois
to Texas, were reduced by the number
mentioned.
President u. 1. Winchell said the or
der did not mean there was any trou-
bic or that traffic or freight was any
less this year. He admitted that the
financial situation had something TO do
with IT, as tho cutting down Of the
force usually does not come until the
latter part Of November.
1.-THE men laid of were engaged in
Improvement work in the various
states" said President Wlnchell. land
the number is no larger than I'm other
years. We are not touching the MAIN
tenance crews. Traffic conditions are
stlll nourishing and there is no sign
of let up in that quarter.
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SMALL WRECK
NEAR PARK CITY
Engine Turns Turtle" on Down
Grade, but No One Injured
And Little Damage Done.

Park city Utah. Oct 9-A small
wreck occurred in the RIO Grande
yards here at 1880 this morning. in
which engine No. ISL turned completely
over without doing any particular In
jury The engineer. Joseph q. By
water. and fireman, ID. j. Tripp. sue
ceedcd I'm jumping just In time to
avoid being pinned under the locomo-
tive. The engine was engaged In
switching and at the time OF the acci-
dent was letting six freight cars down
q heavy grade. The load was too much
and the engineer lot control 90 he
cars and they dashed down 20 the bot
tom OF the grade. where the engine ana
one ear toppled over. the engine turn
ing turtle" completely. Seeing the tin
over was inevitable the engineer ana
fireman jumped. escaping with a fow
scratches. Both men are residents OF
salt Lake, No damage was done 20
the cars.
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LIVESTOCK.

chicago. Oct 3I-Cattlo- Receipts about
1000. market steady: hoevcs 3.Wd1 100:
COWS ln4J %. calves 4.59n100. Texans
|.i.ui.H. westerns 3.0oa5.51; stockers and
Iioes- Receipts about aooo market
strong to Do higher Light 5.1Out. 81:
missed 5.d5uG. 40. heavy 5.GuGG. rough
.en5 .. pigs 5.5JHa.o5; bulk on sales
sheep Receipts ABOUT 1900 market
stHHdy to strong NatNcs 2Jg0G -. west
nIu alyua.l1. EeHr'ings J.000H.l5. lambs
i-uf.II. western q EN6 %.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. Orl &-Closlug wheat spot
duI. $50. @ rcd western winter W Md.
futures steady. Dec as. 2H a, March ss
esd. Mly # Bad
Corn spot quiet prime mixed American
o H.d. futures steady Dec is SD. Jan.
.s at.d.
BCTTER AND EGGs
Chicago. OCT U.-Butter weak. cream
.rN Nnlii duirica 1n@.
EFga steady 20 mark, cases Included
ENAPORATED FRUITS
NcW York. oet 30-Thc market Tor
etau0rhted apples is further unsettled
aui oaFy boz Tone with fancy quoted al
i04r choice ai Ftc, prime ht M9ac. conn
mon to iair at sHhi4c.
Iuur are unchanged
but There is "a quiet demand, particularly
~ paacles. and prices rule steadv nd ra-
cont quotations kNslns are unchanged.
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PRODUCE.

ChIcaSo. oct M-The wheat market
was In O. very nervous condition az the
opening today The hrst quotations were
weak because of decline of one pence
90 Liverpool, weaker markets for the
continent ON account of the advance IN
the rate Of discount of the Bank OF Eng
land. Later the market rallied and re-
gained It's early loss. and then declined
again. December wheat opened a to ia
lower at 81 o. 95ia sold az s'A and then
The corn market was firm because Of
higher cables small local. receipts and
predictions Of wet weather IN the North
west. December corn opened shade
lower 70 AS higher al J6ts 20 oiis, and
The oats market was strong and the
general sentiment was bulllsh, December
oats opened at ~ 10 li3 higher at i3i4a
i9is and sold az 1875.
The provision market was strong be-
cause or higher prices for hogs. January
pork was ~ cents higher al l460. lard
was up 5aS.55. ribs were ~ higher at
KANSAS CITY.
kansas city Oct M.-Cattle- Receipts
400 including 500 southerns. marlyat
steady 20 strong. Native steers 4 .5OI
6.2j; southern steers 2.55u3 g.. southern
COWS .l5a2 10; native cows and heilers
] 5o1i4 -; stockers and feeders 215u4 40;
bulls t0u3.5O. calves 2.JQlio, 81. western
steers $40 aij0. western Ted cows 2.oOH
$50
Hogs Receipts 400. market So higher.
Bulk of sales 5.GoH3.S1; heavy J.J0u5. 81
packers 5cea6.s3. pigs and light 5000
shcep-Receipts 5000. market steady.
Muttons i.15a5.50. lambs 5-50d6 IS. range
Wethers i50a5.51; led ewes i25Q5.15.
OMAHA
Omaha. oct u.-Cattle- Receipts 5000:
market active and strong. native steers
foImt.2l. COWS and heifers 2. Z504.Ol, vest
oru steers 3.0DH4.60, Texas steers 3.0lH
500. range cows and heifers 2.u003 50.
canucrs ! .jVu2 .; stocNers and feeders
anil
etc. 2.ffN3.UI
Hogs Receipts LlCJ. market Zoe higher
Heavy 5.45UJ. CD. mixed 5.JJu5.G light
3 ta5.G. pigs 500, bulk of sales 5.J0H
-lcep- Receipts $500. market slow.
a,eady. NclrIings 1905. wcthers iJlli
q. 1. ewes a.Opn4 -. lambs j.5ra6 -
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sew York oct I.-susar raw steady.
flIr refined 3 lI. centrifugal gt test g.. %.
moiassrs sugar Fd.rehnci steady. crushed
a.lN. powdered 5 Do, grauuIatcd 500.
Coffee quiet. 80. Olo Ga. 40. Q santos
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GEORGIA IN LINE.

Atlanta, Ca. oct. 3o.--After Jan. /
next IL viii be unlawful for the rail-
roads and express companies in Georgia
20 issue free interstate transportation
except under the same conditions gov-
crning interstate commerce under the
Hepburn law. orders 10 this effect
were issued today by the state railroad
commission. The orders also require
al terminal companies 10 furnish the
state commission with copies Of their
charters. bill similar 90 the pro-
visions Of today's order was passed
in the state senate at its session last
winter but was defeated In the house
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THROUGH MASON VALLEY.

n Yenngton has g figured out right
that bustling little camp Is 10 be put
on the main line OF the Southern Pa
CinC. 10 Is said the Southern Pacific
Us contemplating the construction OF d
line from Wabusk8 TO Benton through
Mason valley This would offer tho
+. =. an opportunity of getting into
Los Angeles by way OF Hazen, elm
mating "a hard climb over the Whit
mountains and doing away with an
Improbable piece Of track. Mason
valley Is a good rich country and a.
watching every move carefully.
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MINING CONCERN BUSY

GoIIfeld. New. oct. 8l.-Sherin ingalls,
Yesterday served Gam attachment on the
l.raI branch nf che NYe a. Oruahy
county bank ls thc result OF nu attach
1..nr suit OR fgi0ls dIed in the district
.atirt fv tht j. n. Macmillan company.
,rha closing ~ thc main Nye A.
Of.r.rbv County bank me Reno ycseter-
I'D. aftcr opening Monday morning o.
..II 30 hage been responsible for me
,..,,e made bv the Macmillan come
unnv Tho Officials of me NSe q
oanshy banks statn that tha pro-
oeellras win iu uowise interfere with
me- opening ~ the local branch on next
Tuesday morning
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
ENDORSES BANKS
Resolution Passed Today BY
Board OF Governors on
Local Situation.

The Commercial club today passed
resolution endorsing the action of s.b
Lake banks in adopting rules OF uro.
ccdurc to tide over "a money strinre1c.
The resolution of endorsement iva.
passed az a meeting of the board Il,
governors held at noon today Do f,i.
lows.
To the Publc-The board of o.,...
nors Of the Commercial club ar.
investigating the recent action ,f .t.
Salt Lake clearing house made r....
sary 10y similar procedure DID,. D..
banks IN an the other cities .f
United states, considers the act.a,
which reference is made. us "a Mis-.
proper preoautiCn for the SAFE .g',,-
Ing OF the best interests OF th-
munity. "r
The board. therefore. endorss. ..,
approves the action of the SaI+ -t.1
clearing house and cougrau'at.s "a
people upon The hearty co-Oos[.t A'
and support tley have given ~ i.'4
banks. Very respectfully "
W. j. HALLORAN
CHARLES S. BURTON
JOSEPH r.. GAME
JOHN @. CUTLER 81
+. w. FRANCIS
LESTER ID. FREED
JOY II. JOHNSON.
SAMUEL NEWUOTsr
c. A. QUIGLEY.
q. n. sII.I.t .I.I
LEON SWEET.
EZRA THOMPSON.
NJ. IL WALKER.
ENOS A. WALL.
u n D
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$500 Cash.

VIII make tho nrst payment on
hve acre. Of choice land useful foi
a nno suburban home of su''-
able Cor Subdivision into TOW"
lots. Good soil. tine drainage hfs'
class car service. Balance of peg
chase price At elk per cent interest
We also have ebolc, building LOTS
cement side walks already Iaid'
good nelghbors. good schools ana
every convenience desired Tor cosy
homes at low prices.
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BIG CUT ANNOUNCED.

G. A. Walker. general agent OF the
Chicago a. Northwestern, received
message from the east this morning.
which announces "a rate Of $40 between
Chicago and New York has been es-
tablished By the Erie This will be et-
fectivo on and after Nov. 20. and while
subject 70 change upon legal notice.
will remain In force until Dec. 20 al
least. This is "a cut Of So between
The two cities, and makes the trip
through the east very reasonable.
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LAST Rail NOW LAID.

Los Angeles. oct. 3O-The last rail on
the Tonopah and Tidewater railroad
was laid today az Gold Center Nevada,
according 10 advices received at the
headquarters of the company IN this
city. This completes the direct line in
10 Beatty and Rhyolite, Nevada. and
affords direct connections with Tono-
pah and Goldheld. II was announced
that regular freight service would be
maugurated on Nov. %, and that pas
sengcr service would begin Dec, I.
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REGULAR P. NJ SAFES.

Lower Mammoth. 100 at l.25ia.
May Day. 1909 an 40. buyer 90; l.cO0
az "A.
Uncle sam Con. J., 700 at Is.
2.10O az Sc
Colorado 200 at 3O1i4, hoo at sos;
800 az 3O2Is.
Crown Point. 500 at 27 1000 at 26ia.
South Columbus, 100 al Sc; 1000 at
S5. 800 at 81
sioux Con. goo al 34ia 1900 a: 80.
seven Troughs $500 at 2s. 200 az 2sia.
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DUTIES COPPER OUTPUT.
Production Now About Twenty Seven
Per Cent of Normal

Butte. oct. 3t.-The copper production
or the Butte mines has steadied down
about % per cent OF normal and for
the month of October was about 9975.-
225 pounds. as compared with i1.S47. 500
for September and 24.535. 600 pounds for
the month of August.
East Butte and PittsburE and Mon
t1na and the La Franc companies pro-
duced no copper during the month and
are now completely closed down.
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SLOT MACHINES FoR STAMPS

Ottawa. ont, 21.-The postonice
authorities have decided ia use slot
machines Tor tho Gale or stamps in
certain cities. AZ % a illegal 40 sell
stamps % CERTAIN stamp stations on
SUNDAY. such ana innovation - needed.
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HETEROGENEOUS HANGED
She Murdered Gen. alaNimonslsy. OF
Russian Prison Department.

ST. Petersburg, oct 3l-Mlle. Rag
lalunikoFa who on oct rs killed
Gen. MuXmonsky director ~ the de-
uartmont of prisons VI the ministry
NJ tho Interior Was hanged thIs
morning
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ON MIN1Na ExcHANoE.
Local Market in Fairly Good Form
CLOSING Quotations.

There were some weak spots In the
local mining stock market today, but
in the main, prices held fairly steady.
Uncle Sam Consolidated moved Off a
few points. but recovered while MAJ
Day and colorado held up TO the quo
tations Of yesterday. Seven Troughs
appeared 20 Pee in unusual demand ans
closed On good form after the transfer
OF more than 5000 shares. No sales or
Ohio Copper were reported. but brok-
ers bid 81 so for a. The closing quota.
lions and sales were.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals,

settlements today ON the basis OF
agM cents per ounce FOR silver
la cents a. pound Tor casting
copper. i2N cents a pound for ca
thodc copper and sil5 per 100
pounds for lead.
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
LEAD. quiet. 556t.75
COPPER, steady it,0O@it Is
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DIVIDENDS PAID
IN MONTH OF OCTOBER

Utah mining companies did
very admirably In the way OF
dividends during October. not
WithstandinR the curtailment
that has been going on IN Tintic
and other camps, the totals
reaching the sum Of $685. ass The
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Ophir l17i1QI22ia: Mexican. $500
Gould q curry 15al7; Con. Va. 55Q56,
savage, Al bid. Hale & Norcross, 20
asked. yellow Jacket. 1919 bid Belch-
er. 26427i Confidence, 100 asked, Sierra
Nevada, As bid ENchequer SOFAS: I'm
ion. 2amn0.
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ATTENTION

Beware Of rank imitation Pui,s-.
Nut Bread. Look for our blue labei ~
every loaf 1t Is NOT genuine UIfb5ml
IT,
SUPERIOR BAKING co.
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ToDAYs MONEY! MARKET.

New YORK o.. Money On call
in sTong demand; 3 "a - per cent
Ruling mtc per cent. Closing bid
3 Der cent: offered nt Der cent.
Time loans nominal. 80 DAYS 10 nt
Is Der cent; mud 90 days a. per cent
-iA months offered az q per- cent
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Tonopah. .60G1 62ia, Touopah Exten..
10 bid; MacNamara, l7als. Midway.
4s450, Tonopah Belmont, .05Q1 10;
Tonopah North Star, i0a12; Ohio Tono-
pah, 203. West End Con. 40G4; Res
cue. 4 bid Golden Anchor. 4G5; Jim
Butler. 44045; Cabs Boy 304; Monarch
Pitts. Exten., 3 bid; Montana Midway
ENten., bid; Golden Crown bid.
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GEO. o. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS
BROKERS'. "a ~ So Temple. Both
phones 90.
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RosroN coPPER oLosE.

North star Wonder 3 asked Lagle s
Nest, 26a3O: Alice of Wonder nld'
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n NJ West & Co. stock brokers
ID. n Walker Blk Both phones Of
Ace and residence
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y. A. snow a Co., Stock broigers.
~ Commercial hlk. Both 'Phoneaisl3
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Ncbekcr A Currie, stock brokers
22A ID. ~ Walker Bldg Phone 2s0A.
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 400
south West Temple 81
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4. 3. CAMPBELL
stock Broker. 2tb ID IT, walker Block
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Sandstone. l6 bid Mohawk. Sl2Ik
bid Col Mt, n bid Jumbo Ext. SEA
20. Vernal z bid; Pennsylvania. I bid
Kendall l0all. Booth. Z2a %, Blue Bun,
11a1S, Adams. 5Q7. Silver Pick. 23a25,
Nevada Boy, 304. Black Butte Ext.
3d5; Blue Bell. SAL; Dixie. 3d4. Hi
hernia bid; ST. Ives, IS bid. Conquer
or. 4d5 Black Rock bid. Lone star.
9al0; G. Wonder. 3 asked. Potlatch. 40
asked; orc. s bid Kendall Extern
Aston. 103; Sandstone Esyension. 4
asked. Mayne, 3 asked. Atlanta, 2la22:
ct. Bend. 26M27. Smmerone. 3 bid:
Empire. 4 bid: Red Top Ext. I4Hl5:
Florence. 2.12ls "a 2.15, D'neld - b.
Cons. IL bid. Goldheld Daisy 6On61:
Laguna. so bid. Com. Fraction. SO
CT. Bend Ext. bid. CT Bend An
mex, asked, b. B. Bonanza. 2m3:
Kewanos 23a24 Esmeralda, lid:
Portland. asked. Crackerjack. sac:
Red HIS. 22N2 Mohawk Ext. 6W7:
l.. Dillon. 8 bid y Tiger n bid:
Grandma, 6a7; 5. j.. Ext 2n5. y
Rose, 4 bid; Col MI Ext. 3 asked
Goldheld Con- a.S1isu3.90; pGeid
Triangle. CH7
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OTHER DISTRICTS

Falrvew SD Kiug no asked. Fair.
Wow Eagle. G3W6h. Nevada Hills. 1925
asked. Pittsburg Sin pcnk 81 bid
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OrIglnal, 3 DID BullfrOR Mining. 4
bid Mont. Bullfrog,ta2. National bank.
s bid l.. Harris, p asked, Amethyst 9
nl0; Stcinway. asked. Denver Bull
frog @r-eX, bid, Bonnie Glare. 20
Sho. Extena Q bid. g. Sccpter. s41:
Montgy. NJ. asked; %. Diamondaelo.
$ asked Homestako Coz 20 asked Y.
Girl bid. Nugget. Z asked Tramp
Con-. 17a19.
La Junta tribune., 1907-12-21
Sterling Silver
Deposit Ware

This is one of the most beauti-
full of Art wares. Some pieces
are green glass. sterling silver
mounting. some of white glass.
mounted with sterling silver.
Our Cut Glass display is better
than the best you ever saw.
La Junta tribune., 1907-12-21
= 0M Of . Dja-
sss0nd Ring

Is one that is invariably certain
to please. We will show you
a large assortment. Our stock
of Stone Set Rings offers an
unusually pretty choice for a
Christmas gift that is lasting
remembrance of friendship.
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SECRET ORDERS.

North Star Lodge. No. 3. A. F. y A. M.-Aees
First Thursday IN each month at Masonic
Hall-North- west corner OF Tenth and Center
streets John L. Thompson, w. N. b. b
Jacobs. secretary.
Ring Solomon Commandery, No. 6.-Meets
second and Fourth Thursday In each month
at Masonic hall. E. T. Banks, =. O.; ], 81
Nixon, Recorder. 81
Naomi Court. No. 3-meets second MONDAY
in each month at Masonic hall. Mrs. I. Y.
Denny, Matron; Mrs ]. y. Shepard, sects
tary.
IT. olive Court, No. 4--Mer thu. First Friday
f OF eacn month at Masonuls Yrs. r a
tWilbcSnr ruatsau; Mrs. &i0axk1 ktdestt !
secretary. Y; ~
Charity, Lodge, No. alsa, q. ~. 9. Of Q. F.
month at Odd Fellows hall on West SIKH
and Walnut streets. J.W. Heath. g.; u
NJ. Jones, 2. s. Il
Grand Masters Council OF q. q. O Of o. F. No
23l, meets Fourth Tnssday night IN each
n Onth. Dennis Burr1S, w. NJ; y. W, Heatn,
G.. s. MS
q. n. OF r., No. $50 Of g. q. @. OF o. Con
yenes the second Thursday a. $3.50 and
fourth THURSDAY at 8 O'Clock each month
Mrs. Mary Blakey, M n. 9. MRS. kittls
arley, W. r. 3y, y
Attic Tabernacle No 472-Meets first and third
Thursday in each month. at the Odd Fellows
Hall Sixth and valiant streets. Mrs. Nettaa
Davis, p; Mrs. Lizzie Bush, @. R.; Mis-
Hettie Weldon, Assistant G Il.
Iowa Capital Fountain No. 1898 Of the United
Order Of True reforiners meets at Odd Fell.
lows hall, cor Of Sixth and Walnut streets
on the second and fourth Fridays OF eacl
month at s p. m. S. Joe Brown. WOrlhyS
Master; Francis Walker Worthy Sec.
North Star Lodge No 8, knights Of Pythias rs
Meet every Monday night corner OF S1xtns
and Walnut streets. Regular work niguis.
second and fourth Mondays J. A johnson.
C.C.;J. w. Robinson. K OF Z, and S.