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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-22
The LOCAL MARKET
Missoula Copper Score ! Notable
Advance

Missonla was about the only stock
that scored notable advance in
the local market during the past
week. 1t closed nearly Ave cents
higher than a week ago. It was acti-
vely traded in from start TO finish.
Alameda, Copper King, Champion,
Happy Day, Rex and Rhode Island
were also fairly active. Copper King
was distinctly stronger, due to the
prevalent belief that the Greenonghs
would not take up their option.
The leading Greenough stock, Snow
Storm, was weak and cloud ~
cents lower. 1t seems the investing
public has lost confidence in the
Crenoughs as during the past week
T. l.. Greenough did all in his
power by means Of newspaper
interviews to knock" Copper
King and boost Snow Storm,
while the former advanced and the
latter declined.
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Alameda Starts CrosscutHng

The drift on the No. 2 level Of
the Success mine has now been
completed to a point 100 feet be-
You'd the Succcsyside line in Ala
media ground gid prosecuting has
begun. Az the workings are now
almost directly under the point in
the Alameda tunnel where ore was
encountered, important develop
ments are expected.
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The Weeks Sales

The Weeks SALES
Thursday Forenoon Alameda, 1000 1913
Moonlight. 5000 5aa; Rhode Island. 1900 ~
snowstorm 40 2.ss Ito 2.s7.-Totai. $500.
4, SGa75
Thursday Afternoon-A Alameda. 5000 1917.
5000 lOAa; Bullion. l0UO si4; Champion. 800
3i4: Copper King. 2.00O ia. 3a on; Hypotheek.
10,OO0 3la: Missonla Copper. 1900 81: Reindeer.
1909 5,a: Rho,ic Islsnd. 200 On Sister, 1000 ~
Trade Dollar. 4.vuo ~ Total. rs OBS. N.26s.GO.
Friday Forenoon-Bu bullion, 1000 81; Moon
light, 400 81. Total, 4.OoO. t236.25.
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1000 lOas: Cop
pcr King 1900 ~; ldora, 1000 II; Rex. 1000
III. 1908 y. LOO 2ls.. 1000 ?l,s 1000 q; Son.
orr. 1000 2. 1900 ia; American Commander
l.Uvola.- Total, 1900. to.O67.dO.
Saturday Forenoon. Reindeer. 1000 81: Ala.
media. LOO iOa4.-rotal. 800. ta675o.
saturday Afternooll-Copp King, 1000 7A.-
Total, l.0U0. e.3.s5.
Monday Forenoon-Champion. 1000 Sis;
sonora. 100 2.-Total. 1900. e5l,25.
Monday Afternoon bullion, 100 st4; Copper
King, /, 900 4. 1900 SIS. 100 Sc. i.sOJ sh Lac
ltut, Inv "a MUuilAiHht, INV " T&IA SOppcT,
aO00 4; Sonora, 2.OO02 Champion Copper, LOO
3l4.-Total a6.jO0, &l.7l5h6.
Tuesday Forenoon Bullion. 1000 sA; Happy
Dsy, lOO0 "a; Laclede. 1000 M; Reindeer. 10
Al Mssoula Copper. l.QOU w: American Com.
mander l,O00 lO-Total, 500. tl6.5o.
Tuesday Afternoon $500 l: MissoulS
Copper 1900 TO- loOo lo,4. 900 ~. 1000 u. 1900
l0is: bullion. 2.OOVss: l.OU0 51s.-Total. 1880
tgi6.25.
Wednesday Forenoon Echo. 1900 3h; Rhode
Island. 1900 ~; Sonora. sou .; Wonder. 500
3.--Total. 25.OOO. e6a.75.
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Happy Day Following Springer

The crsscut tunnel ~ the Happy
Day group, which adj6ins the Ajax
on the north, is r9m in $50 feet
and still solncwhkh from $50 70
200 feet from the main ledge which
it will cut at depth Of 800 feet.
For the last 80 feet it has been
following slip or crosscourse con-
tanning a stringer Of good galena,
probably an offshoot from the main
vein.
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Outstanding Assessments

| Reindeer Copper and Gold Mining and MILLING
Company. limted--evied June ~. one cent. due
July IS. delinquen, sale August II. Date OF delIn.
quency postponed on July 18th to August 10. On
August 10 The date Of delinquency was further
postponed until September ..
O. X. Consolidated Mining and Milling Com.
pany levied July 8, five mills. due August 3,
delinquent sale September
Comet Gold and Copper Mining Company
limited. levied July II. one mill. due August Is,
delinquent sale September lG.
Mckinley Gold Mining Company. limited.
levied June "a. half mill. due July "a. delin.
auent sale August %.
He'll Mining Company-levisd July .. one cent.
due August .. delinquent sale September ..
Echo Mining Company, limited, --levied July
10, two mills. due August Is, delinquent sale
September H.
silver Star Mining Company, limited levied
July u. two and half mills, due August u,
delinquent sale September II.
Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company.
lmited--lcvied July %, five mills due August %,
delinquent sale September IL
Pawhnttan Mining Company-levied July 49,,
one MILL due August %. delinquent sale Scptem.
Der %.
Jewel Mining Company, levied August |. one
mill due September l. delinquent sale October l.
Advance Mining Company. imited.-levied
July 80. two and half mills, due August ~
delinquent sale September 70.
MtutO tel
two mills. due September 3, delinquent sale
October2.
Douglas Mining COmpany-leved August s.
three mills. due September l6. delInQuent sale
October 4.
Happy Day Mining Company. limited, levied
August 3. five mills. due September u. delinquent
sale October ).
Montana. Idaho Mines Development company
levied August 8. three mills. due August 10,
delinquent sale September 10.
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MINING NOTES

The Copper Mountain Mining & De-
velopment company has just purchas-
ed the Daxon group OF claims. ad-
joining their property. for $4,000.
w. Il. Wilson, secretary of the Fox
Copper Mining company, brought IN
some fine samples Of ore from that
property this week.
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THE SPOKANE MARKET
Apathy Still It, leading Charaeteristic
..-Ssocks Which Closed Higher

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 2l.-The
lack Of II dependable telegraph SER
vice again resulted in poor weeks
business. Apathy was the chief
characteristic Of the market. A
good many stocks, however, closed
higher than u week ago. Among
them were: Ajax, American-Con-
lnander, Bullion, Charles Dickens,
Copper King, Echo, Missoula which
almost doubled its bid price and
Nabob.
Yesterdays quotations and sales
were not received in time for pub
lication.
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THE WALLACE MINER, THURSDAY, AUGUST q 1907
commence shipping ore from the

commence shipping ore from the
property. ~
This spring about Eve feet OF clean
shipping ore was discovered in the
creek bed. on the snface OF the prop
erty. Further work disclosed large
body Of ore. It is from this surface
ore body that ore will be taken out
for shipment.
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OFFICE OF TIE TEMPLE MINING COMPANY
Limited. Burke. Idaho. August ~. 1907
Notice IA hereby given that the regular annual
meeting Of the Temple Mining Compans. limited
win le held in the bfiiee Of the company at
burke. Idaho. 1t 2o'ciock pm. Friday. September
~. 1907. for the election Of . board OF directors
for the ensuing year. and for the trahsacti0n Of
such other business Al may legally come before
said meeting.
DAVID GROSS, Secretary
Aug N-Sep 10 N. J. FINNEGAN, President.
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And In accordance with law. W many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock as mas be necessary
will be sold at the Office Of Z. n, Motlt. 10 the
First National Rank building at Wallace. Idaho.
on the yth day OF September. 1907. commencing
at o'clock p m. Of the said day to ray delin-
quent assessment thereon. together with the cost
Of advertising and ex penses Of sale.
f.. H. MOFFlTsr, Treasurer.
Office. First National Bank Building. Wallace.
Idaho. Aug l5..Sept s
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SIDNEY WILL SHIP.
Wagon Road Now Under Construc-
ton to the Mine.
fWardnpr News !

The management OF the Sidney
claims on Pine creek Is having a
wagon road built from the county
road on Pine creek to the mine. It
Is expected that the work OF grading
end completing the road will require
about two weeks.
When the road is completed 1t Is
the intention OF the management to.
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A majority Of the stocks in the
following list are being sold only
for development purposes. Most Of
them are traded in occasionally on
the exchange:
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OFFICE or THE GREAT WESTERN MINING
Company, Limited. Burke. Idaho. july q. 1877
Notice Il hereby given that the regular annual
Limited will be held In the Office Of tho com.
pany ut Burke. Idaho. at 2o'clock p. M. Tues.
day August n, 1907. for the election OF board
OF directors for the ensuing gear and for The
transaction OF such other business as mag legally
come before said meeting,
4. II. SCOTT. Secretary.
Aug l.Aug % HOMER q. BROWN. President.
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Closing Quotations

The following were the closing
quotations and sales made at the
afternoon session Of the board yes
terday:
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Champion. 1000 a.; Happy nay. 5000 ~;
Nine Mile. 600 "a; Wonder. 500 s:..-IntsI.
iuJJ. o5.,75.
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Closing Quotations

Closing Quotations
The following were the closing
quotations at Tuesday afternoon
session Of the board:
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The Weeks Sales

The following table shows the vol
ume OF business on the Spokane
board during the week.
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The Range Of Prices

The following were the highest
and lowest bid prices at the close
Of any session during the week:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
FOUGHT UNDER PRESSURE.
Sand Hogs Engage In New Yeau
 Scrap Forty Feet Down.

bum0 hOks EukuEe Au NeW Acat Scrap Forty Feet Down. NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-keport of bat tie forty feet under the North river. in which one man received fatal injuries. came to the police from the foreman of the McAdoo tunnel at the foot of Nor ton street.
 The men fought in nerve racking air pressure 300 feet from the mouth of the New York and New Jersey tube in lock No. l.
 John Lundening was taken to St Vincent's' hospital with fractured skull. while Christopher Lynch. who. it Is claimed. assaulted Lundening. was arrested.
 Patrolman Frederick was called to quell the fight down in the depths. He was lowered down into the caisson, taking three atmospheres of pressure.
 In the lock he found seven men. none of whom would be permitted to go to the upper air by the superintendent. Lundening lay on the ground. but re- vived and pointed ont Lynch as the man who had hit hin over the head with pick hsndlc. He was taken out after I.uadenln- fad been taken to the surface.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
Aucmp, to rc,..,n liam. Family.

HOUSTON. Tex. Jan. LA suppos- cd attempt to assassinate Mrs. l.. H. Mciregor. the wife of Representative Elect Mcircgor. and the announce ment that members of the family of r. Charles Hume had been poisoned has led many Houston householders to dis charge their negro servants. A negro man who was a servant in the Me Gregor home Is under arrest charged with shooting Into the dining room of the McGregor home. The iullet mar rowly missed Mrs. McGregor's head. The shooting followed a rcbnke to the neero's wife. who was employed as cook for the McErexors. The police are now Investigating the alleged pol- soning of the Hume family.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
~0alNG EVENTS.-

Jan "A reception to Rt Rev Mgr Slocum. rendered by the alumnae and pupils of Notre Dame convent.
 Jan 10.-Eagles' hall, Seventh an nual promenade given by the Good will Social club.
 Jan 17-First Baptist church. mock trial, "The Great Hummer Breach of Promise Case" given by the Golden Rod society.
 Jan 18-Leavenworth hall, s.,- teenth reception given by St Thomas Cadets.
 Jan 30-Eagles' hall, sixth annual promenade given by the Big Seven social cub.
 Feb 4-5--Poli's theater, entertain. ment by Talma club minstrels.
 Feb 9-Turn hall, grand ball giv- on by the Russian people, for the benefit of St voldenier society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
DOUBTFUL LOYALTY.
Sen Francisco Said to Harbor Re-
 beIIlOn.

I
 Sen Francisco Said to Harbor ke- | belIi0n.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-The San
 Francisco Chronicle owned by NJ. H.
 Dc Young, Republican of national prominence, prints remarkable edi-
 torial headed National Loyalty" in
 which warning is virtually given that If President R0osevelt's attitude with regard to the Japanese question were indorsed by congress California would
 become rebellious. The Chronicle says publicly what a good many persons
 here have been saying privately ever since the presidents message was is- sued.
 The Chronicle begins by declaring that 'all emotions are fieeting, even loyalty" After an analysis of the causes of national patriotism 1t says:
 National loyalty is closely akin to family loyalty. The child clings to it's parents for the protection which they give. When oppression takes the place of protection, the spirlr of loyalty takes flight; when the constitution comes to be regarded as an instrument which commits power to the more populous section of the country to coerce less pOpul0us section in respect to matters. reserved for local control. the years of the republic will be full of trouble and will probably be few.
 "A very large measure of local au- tonomy is essential to the contentment of the people of so vast country as ours. And discontented people be- comes in the end rebellious people,
 'The attitude of President Roosevelt in respect to the control of the com mon schools of California would tend to make the western half of the con- tinent hate the federal government were it not for the profound conviction that his policy is only personal and cer tain of repudiation by congress, his party and an overwhelming majority of the American people,
 Acting under orders from Washing ton, Secret Service Agent Moffatt has begun an investigation of the so called Japanese social organization. which organ is the Revolution. published al Berkeley. Commissioner Of Inmigra- tion North is also giving his attention to the case. It is. stated that according to the definition of the immigration law the Japanese of Berkeley who is sue the revolutionary paper contain ing yelled threat against tine presi- dent are anarchists and as such are subject to deportation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
HE vANDERBuT CUP

The Vanderbilt Cup" LeibIer < Cos massive production in three acts and ten scenes. requiring three 90 feet baggage cars Tn ther transporta- ton and all built around the pi- Quant personality of the of the star, Elsie Janis will be the attraction at Polls theater on Thursday evening, Jan 3. Everything in connection with the play is surrounded with an automobile atmosphere from the first tOot of the auto to the appear ance of Barney Oldfield's famous Green Dragon" in the sensational racing scene for The Vanderbilt Cup the most thrilling bit of real ism ever attempted on the stage. Prices, 25, 50, 75, $1 and1.50. Sale of seat Wednesday, Jan 2. No free list. Tel 1084.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
POLI'S
BY RIGHT OF SWORD

l The romantic actor, Ralph Stuart F tie attraction at !'oli'S this after noon and evening in By Right of Sword" In brief the story concerns itself with the fortune of the beauti- iful Clga Petrovitcn, an orphan tol- era;cd by a worldly and nigh born aunt and with no other relative i'll the world save one proiiigato broth CT. While Olga is tremulously waiting et the ball given by the mess, for Ter brother to detend her, who should enter but his counterpart in looks. but his opposite ill nlahii- Ee;s. Richard Hamilton lively American. Ralph Stuart plays the Iart Of the American. Prices this evening. 25 B, 50. 75 and $1.00. Tel i0S4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
LENA RIVERS.

.Seventy-five per cent of the so-
 called comedies are failures because
 of their absolute absurdity and vapid
 attempts to create a laugh Lena Rivers z has become notable through its perfectly legitimate comedy situa-
 tions, which never fail to please The play will at Polls Friday. December 4; matinee and night. Prices mat inee 15 and 25 cents; evening 25c, |35c, and 50 cents. Telephone 10S4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
Banker sA.rs.a Wit. p.s..,,.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 1.-Chargel with defsulting ts the amount of s5ysDo. William IT. White. paying teller ef the Canton National bank. was given q preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Rogers and was held in Sio.oDo baH. National Bank Examiner Samuel N. Hahn. who ex- amined Whites hooks. says White ad mitted a shortage and told the exam finer that he had spent the money in beautifyinr his home.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
Annual
 Sale of Muslin Underwear

The sale starts at 830 a. m. WEDNESDAY,. CORSET COVERS. Corset Covers with rows lace insertion, ribbon, beading and lace edge, hamburg trimmed, covers tight fitting and Marguerite, all sizes, several different styles at ... ......e..... 25e Alloyer Hamburg Covers. lace and hamburg | trimmed. Marguerite and tight fitting, high,
 and low neck styles regular soc quality. sale 30c Tight fitting and Marguerite style Covers. several rows lace insertion, beading and lace edge, also embroidery trimmed, all sizes, all new goods and extra value for this sale, at E.. soc each SPECIAL PRICES on all our higher grade Covers LONG SKIRTS lot of Skirts good quality. tucked rufie at ....... ......5s...... 25c each Only one to customer White Muslin Skirts with a wide founce, trimmed with clusters of tucks. special ... :. soc each White Muslin Skirts wide hounce. trimmed with
 clusters of tucks, wide lace edge special 76c each
 AT s1.00.
 Hemstitched. tucked hounce trimmed with wide hamburg rufne; Wide nounce Skirts, trimmed with clusters of
 tucks;
 Wide hounce trimmed with lace insertion and lace
 edge; all new goods and special values at S1 each Hamburg and lace trimmed Skirts. special values
 at..,.... ...... ....... $1.25, $1.5O and $2 Skirts with deep aounce. rows Val lace inser-
 ton, lace edge, finished skirt with wide em-
 broidery, ribbon beading, special .$ % Fine quality Skirts with wide Val lace edge.
 stitched together to form deep lace founce.
 special values at ..... ...... S3.5O and e8. .73
 Special prices all of higher grade skirts dur ing this sale. , SHORT sKIRTs.
 Good quality musin.g extra wide. wide ruHie
 trimmed with 3 clusters of tucks several styles
 lace and hamburg trimmed, special soc each Special prices and extra quality Short Skirts. at
 ....... ...... ...... ......... 69c to 92.5O
 GOWNS-AT 5Oc. Low neck. short sleeves, neck finished with lace
 edge and ribbon; High neck. long sleeves. yoke trimmed with
 tucks and hamburg insertion: neck and long sleeves yoke trimmed with ham,
 burg insertion and tucks; all new goods, in
 every size, and special values for this sale at
 ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... BOG each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
Say. She |. Pullman. Widow.

NEW YORK. Jau. Mfrs. Lillian Breslln. who asserts that she is the widow of George H. Pullman. disturb ed the chlldren's court by demanding an opportunity to speak to Judge Olm- stead about the commitment of her son Edmond to the New York Juvenile asylum on Saturday Judge Olmstead said the boy was committed after prop CT Investigation. and he could not re- lease him. He advised her to proceed in the usual legal way.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
Promotion For Coufuc,u..

PEKING, Jan. 1.-An imperial edict raises Confuclns to the same rank as heaven and the. earth. which are wor- shlped by the emperor alone. It is be- lieved that this action Is in deference to the religious scruples of the Chris tian students in the government col leges. who object to "kotow," ss re- quired ny immemorial custom, before the tablet of COnfucius.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
Mes.axe From Pope P,u.,

BALTIMORE. Jan. l.--Cardiual Gib- bons received from Cardinal Merry del Val at Rome q response to a cable gram sent from here by Richard B. Tippett. supreme president of the Cath ollie Benevolent legion, congratulating the pope in the name of the legion upon the brave stand he has taken to protect the church in France"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
vsol,n,.s Mor,on Missing

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-The po- lice of this city have been requested to investigate the disappearance of Frank s. Morton of Boston. q vielinist connected with the Philadelphia or chestra. who has been missing since Dec. 2i. Morton is twenty-four years old and had considerable money in his possession when last seen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01

If is unsIigested food that causes searnr~s and painful indigestion Ko- dei f< a solution of vegetable xe5.is- IL aigeSts what you est. and ccrrr-ss FIe defi.iearies of digestion. Kota ssafo-ms ta the NafianaI ruFc Fosl sd Drug Law. Sold here hy H. w Lake Drug Co. Jos A smith -; Bank street Bropklyn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
No Rea..n For Alarm. Say. shaw.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-"There |. no occasion for any alarm. Our only anxiety need he lest we fail of facilities to properly garner. store transport and market our multiplied blessings. Let every man be of good cheer and try to he conservative in everything except thankfulness." Sec. retary Shaw thus concludes a resume of the years financial record. which. he says. has been prepared in response to multiplied requests In round mum be-s he places the receipts for the cal endar year i30i at sss25.O0o.o00 and the expenditures at sJsScoo.0oo. or sn ex- cess os receipts over expenditures of SsaOnnn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
wul. C,o,e For yy.,t os C.r..

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. Hive hun dred shingle mills in Washington are shut down owing to\the car shortage. which is becoming more acute. Lum- bermen declare that the Hill railroads gre now furnishing only 30 per cent of the cars needed hv fhn mills.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
rre.iaen, none For Reception.

WASHINGTON. Jan. i. = President and Mrs. Roosevelt and party returned here Issi night after their short sojcurn at Pine Knot. Mrs. RooSevelrs country place in Virginia. The president held the usual New Years reception at the White House. which was largely at tended
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-01
Ney. York Narkes.

FLOUR - Steady. bur slow: MInn.sot; patents. AiorIS. winter straights. a s< sa: winter ss'ras. s,@osio; winter pal
 wHEAT-Narset va. easy during tn. early session under large receipts at Min neapolis. lower Liverpool cables snf ilquidstien: May. ois-isssac.: July. Gist
 BrTTER-cr.amery. extras. p.r pound hsld: extras. ac.: nrsts. z.fi'sc.: second. ee6xc.: renovated. extras. 1sx<71tc frrts 70 ze.: packing stock. So. |. os,d1c. Nci criEEsE1s,a,.. i saH full cream. .m.u .D. large. september. fancy. isl.c.: October best. 3,.fikc winter made. small. aver. sgs bet. ItLf17c.. good to prime Octo- Der. fzifdlsc.: inferior. Ii5isc.: light sams. He. half skins. S6icc; par, skirs- prime sas.se-: fsfr io good. s1a EGcs-prs-h gathered. extras. per dor. en. Nc.: nearby. fresh sstheEed. frsts ts IALLow-sisady: city. e.e: country. MT-Ern: shipping. sss-.: sced ,s BEASs-Qus.t: marrow. n1ozx; n-- ai.,n; ns- p-a HseiEls. red kidney. LIVE PouLrRr-rrehans.s
 DRESSED POrLTRy-DriI and unset. tied. fowls. cnofce. isc-. co-. fair to gopd ildIsr cd roastsrs. escl. neersy ckick sns. is0Ec.s do. wesssrn- l1Else-; nIr- hsys. nearby. choice ts fancy. i-e7sc do. western lo61-c.. to- f.ir ts Good- fs 6lscs n>srey t1cks. fsGssc-. soI- re>f-
 Hive sfe~k usrksss-
 CATTLE e.rrfy fair -s-xss .~sfrs sa1 hixs>r- rhst1sl f-frE. r-i-s E 1r< E- r-zr rz1---- -S=-<r