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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-06
TEXAS LAND

Homes for milli0n---Do you want one?
Lie may be a struggle for you and yours.
Get a new start ia Texas. Get on the
land. The last cheap fertile farm land
IN the United States. Take your choice.
ID, 600 acres on the Rio
Grande river. Brewster
county. 200 per acre
5000 acres imp. ranch,
Kimble county. 49,. 2.25 per acre
5000 acres, valuable
ranch, imp, abundant
water, Kerr county. ESQ per acre
!, 200 &C res, Webb co.,
alternate sections -. 500 per acre
II, 900 acre ranch, nr RR.,
webb co. 2.75 per acre
80, 600 acres, one of finest
ranches in Kerr county,
highly improved. ... $50 per acre
90, 900 acres on r. Grande,
magnificent ranch $50 per acre
3 $50 acres, partly irriga-
ted, on Llano river, fine
Improvements .... 500 per acre
q 14 acres on Nueces
river, McMu1len co... 500 per acre
10, 600 acres on Leona
river, agricultural, open
land. ............. 500 per acre
10000 acres Dimmitt and
LaSalle counties, near
Woodward land 700 per Sore
q, 500 acresnear Encinal,
magnificent land - $50 per acre
$4,000 acres open black
sandy, well improved,
artesian water, Nc
Mullen county. 1850. $50 per acre
4, 200 acres Nueces val
ley, near Cotulla. -. $50 per acre
5000 acres black, good
farm land, II miles of
railroad, Bee county. 500 per acre
$1,000 acres chocolate
loan, on R. R., IS per
cent agricultural, La
Sale county Go. 500 per acre
1000 acres, artesian,
highly developed, rail
road runs through it. 500 per acre
IS, 900 acres, R. R. runs
through, 9S per cent
Agricultural .. 1000 per acre
Al, 900 acres Nueces CO.,
black and chocolate
LOAN, railroad ~ 1000 per acre
THE ADAMS. KIRKPATRICK co.
HICKS BLDG SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-06

Parties are selling and trying to
sell land assuring purchasers that
the land viii be watered by the
Harlingen Canal Co.
Under the circumstances, we
deem it Justice to all to state that
we will positively water only land
owned by US, and no other lands.
Harrington Land and Canal Co.
J-14-tf. LON c. HILL.
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To Whom It May Concern.

and take no other.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-06
Jy30-4t
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE OF TEXAS.
Il. H. Harrington. Ii. D.. President.
THOROUGH TRAINING IMPRACTICAL
SCIENCE.

Regular four year courses in
Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal
Husbandry; in Civil, Mechanical,
Electrical, Textile, and Archi-
tectural Engineering. A two year
course in practical agriculture.
Instruction also given in English,
history, mathematics, physics,
chemistry, modern languages.
Tuition free. Necessary expenses,
exclusive of books and clothing,
One Hundred and Fifty-f1ve Dol
lars per session. File your ap-
plication now. For catalogue,
address S. E. Andrews, Secretary,
College Station, Texas.
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READ the list of towns all over
the South that have issued bonds
for the purpose of building water
works and electric lights, etc.
Brownsville will join the great pro-
cession on the road to progress
next Tuesday, if our taxpayers
only vote right on the bond issue
for waterworks and electric lights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-28
NEW LIFE AHEAD.

Tho Tuscarora- Nevada Mines COM
pany, organized under the laws OF
Maine with capital of Sl2,00o,00o. has
now obtained control OF the mines and
properties OF Tuscarors," says Judge
T.. F. Colburn of this city. Judge Col
burn then furnished a few facts, only,
concerning the scheme, preferriug to
keep many details secret for the pres
snt.
'The capital stock of the company is
81. o0o,O 900, divided into 100000 shares
OF the par value Of So he continued.
"Of the stock, 81 1000 is preferred,
and $4,000 900 common.
THE company is a close corpora
ton with Arthur A. Bromley, Il New
York mining engineer as president
The company is taking over $500 acres
Of land with perfect title, 552 acres on
which II Is now perfecting It's title and
1900 acres OF placer ground. Among
the old properties embraced In the
acreage transferred are tho Grand
Prize which produced s4S00,OOO; the
Dexter. which produced S5,Ooo.OO0' the
Commonwealth and Queen, which pro-
duced 81 700 900. and the Independence.
which produced S3.oOO00O The placer
ground taken mp has netted $1,000, 600.
THE story of Tuscarora is an in
tcresting one, as IT. is typical OF the
mining camp Of olden days. When It's
very highest grade high grade" played
ing millions the camp Neas deserted by
ali except n few oid-timers. The old
timers and camp died together. This
was twenty-five years ago, and Tusca-
rorn was forgotten almost until three
years ago. The eastern mining engi-
neer heard of the camp and heard the
story OF its early life. He learned
that In the good old days the mines
we're worked for $50 ore, only. He
learned how millions were made from
the stun all taken above the 30O-foot
level Then the slump I'm the price OF
silver and water in the lower levels
came at the same time and the mines
had TO be abandoned. Fine buildings.
mills and excellent mines slowly fell to
rot and the machinery 10 rust.
1.-THE eastern engineer made a trip
TO the camp. ana Keeping his anxiety
masked he Interested few wealthy
friends about his discoveries, and thus
was born the project now nearing con-
summation. The mines were In the
hands OF California banks, who held
the stock when the crash came. After
tedious. tiresome work OF getting titles
cleared up and acquiring perfectly
nawIesa control, the company Is now
In shape 10 iuaugurate a new campaign
OF activity IN Tuscarora. Work ~ to
be commenced within thirty days, and
the good old millionaire making days
viii be on again for Nevada famous
old northern camp"
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POWER IS READY
FOR YERINGTON
Camp to be Electric Lighted
Within the Next Two
Weeks.
MEY GET RAILROAD SOON.
Southern Pacific Has Completed Sur
veSs of Proposed Extension From
Wabuska Into District.


Yel'ington, one OF Nevada's best
Young rsnns IL to have electric light
Lieut., -.
"''"in Two weeks ana az tsst az 'neS
choose the mines of the district can
have electric power for lighting. oper-
ating and All other r,,r,,osns This &c
P'' -
INC sVuu news Drought 10 SAT- Lake
by i. o. Broili. manager of the TruCkee
River C;enernI Electric con,pany. Mr.
81, .,-,.,. 81 IL g.
DRUM 10 Nis'l''s al "'iS Guy i0'
few days,
we expect to have everything i'll
readiness to start furnishing the camp
with power within two weeks" he said
this morning. stations are completed
at both ends of the lines and all that
remains to be done now is 10 cover a
gap Of ~ miles or so with wires, This
VIII not take much time and then the
next step Will be to start the machin-
cry IN motion. The power plant is To-
Gated on the Truckee river about 20
miles from Yerington- But two sta
tions are needed, one at each end or
the line. The camp of Yerington can
have any amount of power It needs,
one OF the frst steps 10 be taken VIII
be to furnish the camp with GOOD
lighting system. This may be followed
In quick order by other improvements
which make the camp one Of the most
up TO date In Nevada. The mines can
have all the power they may want, too,
as the plant was built in such shape as
to permit almost any capacity being
reached. We would have been through
months ago but It was next TO imposr
sible to get anything In by rail, The
railroads In Nevada have Deen
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BOSTON MARKET

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Bling, closed l69diI
Il. g.. asa; 2lls; 25iz 26ls;i sales $50.
q Coalu., 2S7s 24is 2S'a' 2fA sales
1l75.
a. X h., closed 2a2i4.
Cop. Range, 7sla. 19%; 1s}a: 1875,
cum Ely, s4 go; Sh, 81. sales ---
c. NJ, 42; AZ; AZ, a.; sales 80.
y. w, l6; 1914 1G. 1874; sales l25-
y, b.. closed, 10m16h.
CRANKY, closed 100 asked.
Greene Cananea. closed 14tsd&s
Nevada Con. 1879 1881 1871; 1914;
sales, 30.
Ney. Utah, closed las@5.
\. f. So; S2#; $ols Sig; sales,
On Cop, IS; 5s&; IS; SSH; sales,
{. $. s.. com. 80; so; 30; SO: sales o.
4. $. $. pfd so; so; 20; so; closed
6 ( A. 1sf 1874; 100; 1853; sales
Trinity 2o'a; 2oEj 2o4a; aOla sales
Balak lala, closed Sla@%.
Davis DAILY. closed 13d H.
Utah Con, IS, 5g12 5S; IS sales
1902
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SAN FRANcIsoo MARKErs.

James A. Pollock g. Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Ophir 1.e0a1.95: Mexican 55R56;
Gould g. Curry, 1870 20; Con. Va. 72@
40. Savage 4s4i9; Hale & Norcross,
6S47 40; yellow jacket, StdS5; Becher.
276i2s Sierra Nevada. 4O041; FIX
Montana Tonopah 2.7o@275;
Tonopah Extension 2.OO6 EOS; Mac
Namara, 20; Midway 1.22i-;
Tonopah Belmont. S.35a3.379;
Tonopah North star Is; Ohio
Tonopah. 344: West End Cons, SEQ
30; Rescue, 17M1S; Tonopah & Call
fornla. TAO; Golden Anchor, 20m2S:
Jim Butler ss@9O. Cash Boy, s;
Home, 7; Boston Tonopah. IL Mon
arch Pitts ENtn., 1lH13; Montana
Midawy Exten., 5@6; Golden Crown,
S@l0; n. Y. Ton. Cons 10.
GoLDFIELD.
asked Mohawk. 141e asked; col. Mt,
46Qis; Jumbo Exten,. 1901 .429s; YER
nal. 22Gp2S; Pennsylvania, asked;
Goldfeld Min. Co., l % asked; Kendall.
30 asked; Booth. 3S4S9; Blue Bun. 27Gp
rs; Adams, 11G12; Silver Pick. J1a52;
Nevada Boy, SQ10; Black Butte Exton..
7@S; Blue Bell, 1904 Dixie. 7dS;
7as; st, Ives. 93f95; Conqueror. Rob;
Black Rock, 5@6; Lone star, l9G20; g.
Wonder, 2G3; orc, 17q19; Kendall Ext.
2Q3; Sandstone Ext, las: Mayne "a
s; Atlanta, 55Q56: CT. Bend, $1,000;
Slmmerone 20 asked; Empire, 10 bid;
Red Top Exten., 25d26; Florence, 3.92h
hid: Dheld b. r. Con-, 21M22; Gold
field Daisy, 110GD1 Is; Baguna, IS
asked; Commonwealth, % bid; Comb.
Fraction. >. 60d2. Go; Ct. Bend ENten.,
l3d14: CT. Bend Annex 10 bid; Mill
town, 10 asked: u. b. Bonanza, 6aT;
Kewanos, so asked, Esmeralda, 10 bid;
Portland, 90 bid; Crackerjack. 17G1S;
+. Mohawk, 9S asked Red Hills, $50
81; Mohawk EXten,, t1@l4; j. Dillon.
Sal0 Y. Tiger. 15G1I Grandma. 10
asked s. E. Elxtcn., SAL; Y. Rose, 10
s: Col Mt. Exten. asked. Goldfiald
CON, j.00@5.25; D'held Triangle, 2O@
81
Mont. Bullfrog. da6 National Bank,
20a22; Amethyst, 3d. Gold Bar. SIS
Glare 1904; MaYhower Cons, 800
81, Montgy Sho Ext. Sd10.
MANHATTAN.
S. Humphrey. 6as: Dexter. 10 bid:
Combination, < asked; Mustang, isGl9;
Little Grey Il asked; 5. Dog, Il bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairyicw sill. King. 1Oa13; Fairview
Eagle, - bid. Nevada Hills. 4.45l
47te; Pl;tsburg sill. Peak 42isQS
] 47i5. North Star Wonder, bid;
Eagles Nest, 2nd9l; Ruby Wonder IS
bid Alice of Wonder iq5; Hailstone,
10 asked
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FLUCTUATIONS
MARKED MARKET
Activity at Opening Carried Prices
Down With Very Few
Exceptions.
THEN BEGAN VIGOROUS RISE.
Recoverlcs Pronounced and wv Some
Cases Handsome Gains Scorcd--Pror-
it,tnklng Afternoon Feature.

New York May 2s-The active opening
dealings IN stocks carried prices down
wards with but FEW exceptions. The de-
eliEes were B 4 o. ~, Onion Pacific aud
Anaconda ~ Sugar ~, Canadian Pacific,
Amalsamated Copper ! and Northern Pa
cilic, Great Northern preferred. Atchlson.
Reading and lntcrboruugh Metropolitan
large fractions
After some highly irregulur AuctuattOns
~ which several stocks sold well below
theif opening prices, the market began ~
rise vigorously on thc Indications oG sup
port pud buying by the short Interests
Rocoverics from the lowest were quite
pronounced IN all cases aud some stocks
scored handsome gains Canadian Pacific
rose ~, Consolidated Gas ~ over yester-
uAy closing, Smelling ~ Northern Pa
enc and Atlantic Coast Line i!s Reading
Is, Brooklyn Transit 4 and Union Pacific,
great Northern preferred, COLORADO ana
southern and Pressed Steel Car l. 3. & o.
extended lts loss To II, before the rally
began and Minneapolis. st. Paul and
Saut Ste, Marie az, the preferred Sta and
General Electric 2ig
Galns were extended by the growing de-
mand from the shorts but proht-takiug
Tor the long account followed and caused
reactions, Canadian Pacific was lifted "a.
Neadlng 20, American Smelling "a,
northern Pacific ., Southern Railway pre-
ierredi 81 Paul 1Ss Union Pacific IL,
Northwestern 49, and Pennsylvania and
Great Northern Ore Certificates /.
Bonds were easy.
The market retained an undertane Of
frmness throughout the noon hour al
though the demand for stocks was very
small. Aside from the movements In a few
obscure stocks, the changes IN the list
We're unimportant Minneapolis. 81, Paul
and Saulte ste Marie preferred improved
g, Metropolitan street Railway ~, and
New York Air Brake 5ig, Chicago, St.
Paul Minneapolis and omaha sold off c.
low price took profits in the afternoon
when there were recessions OF ] to ~ in
the Hartman and Hill stocks Reading
and Smelling Business was restricted
pretty much To those stocks
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CRUISER SAN FRANCISCO.
Navy Department Abandons Plan TO
Transform it into a Mine Shin.

Washington. May 2s.--The navy do.
parlment has been obliged to abandon
it's plan to transform the cruiser Sau
Francisco into mine ship because the
change will involve tho expenditure Of
more than 100000 and it would re-
quire congressional appropriation.
Tho san Francisco Is now at Norfolk.
where the work was TO have been UNI
dertaken. The plan was to equip this
ship with plant capable of handling
rapidly and with reasonable safety
what are known as floating and sub
merged mines, such as We're used with
great effect during the Russo-Japanese
war. \ properly equipped mine ship
can place these elements of coast de-
Tense in any ordinary harbor In sufn-
Client numbers 10 insure protection IN
course OF a day or two. whereas
many days and even weeks would be
consumed by an ordinary vessel I'm
the accomplishment of the same
amount of work.
The conversion Of the cruiser Baltl-
more. now at New York. into a mine
ship is also temporarily suspended for
similar reasons,
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DAILY COPPER LETTER.

James \. Pollock & Co. bankers
and brokers' furnish the following,
received over their private wire this
afternoon: Boston. The local market
opened weak rejecting the break in
the London prices for the metal. The
strength In the New York list, how
ever, soon began To make itself felt
here and the local list hardened per-
ceptibly. Cal. & Ariz led the recovery
with gain OF about points While
Copper Range. quincy and Wolverine
each rallied a point The market
closed weak. The metal market con-
tinues practically unchanged and the
immediate future for copper shares
depends more upon the action of the
New Yorw list than anything else 49,
HOrnblower and Weeks.
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AM. GOLFERS DEFEATED.

81, Andrews, Scotland May 2S.--The
American champion, Eben NJ. Byers
OF Pittshurg, was defeated I'm the Sec
ond FOUND Of the amateur golf cham
pionship. j. Paterson OF the Edinburgh
club winning by s up and 10 play.
a. T. Williams of the Northwood club
defeated II, l.. Gore, American, by one
hole.
Il, 4, scovol, American subsequent
~ suffered defeat al tho hands of W.
A. Murray, OF the Burley Downs club,
up and 10 play, so that the only
American remaining in tine champion
ship contest Is i, o. Herstman of the
Chevy Chase Golf club OF Washington.
The weather is bright and sunny with
little wind.
Herstman made a poor showing aud
was beaten by j. W. Leatherd OF the
Working club up and 8 to play.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS..

parties and one payment has been
made. The Georgia and Gould claims
adioin the Wharton aud Duncan prop
critics and comprise eight claims, white
the Ruby Thresher consists Of FIVE
claims and adjoips the Duncan group
Oh the east,
With these two deals about consurn-
mated activity in that immediate vicln-
ity will coon become pronounced. as
Duncan Is now working 10 men, -
Searchlight News.
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PRODUCE.
CIIIl,AGo


Chicago. May 2S-.NYhest came down
with a thud this morning. Weather con
dltions in the west We're too much for
the bulls and opening prices for all op-
tons showed a big recession from yestcr-
days closing figures. July opened lda,
to l1sH2 cents lower al ~ 10 lOOl, and
sold around g9ied9qai. September opened
lAsHlB lower ut O0J2d1 UOs,. December.
In which there was almost no trading
opened ~ h. ~ lower at 1.0lhal ola.
and held around these figures. Higher
tempcra lures were reported throughout
the west from the Canadian wheat fields
to those Of Southern kansa In addition
the weather bureau predicted further
showers west To be followed by wnrmor
weather Liverpool was penny re-
iiectlng more favorable weather condl-
lions I'm Europe. With these facts TO
encourage them, shorts got busy and the
lack Of demand resulted in prices sliding
or easy Trading was very quiet utter
the opening
Corn was weak on he favorable weath.
or west July opened An8, lower at 53a53%
and sold Al 49,.
oats were weak. Influenced by the fav-
orable weather west, July opened = 10 y.
lower al ~ and sold az 49,
Provisions were quiet but firm, innu-
euccd by . scent advance in hogs. July
pork opened 2'a cents higher AT iG. Is; July
lard was ~ cents higher a. 80, and July
ribs we're 2la cents lower at s.17S
cash Wheat-No. 2 red ap-a99; No 3
rod, g1uB No. hard. gII9sis No. 3
hard. Sff9C; No strong, a5Gl .O3ia.
Coiu--No. ?, 53ttNf8l..
oats Nothing doing.
Close: Whent-Iuly gSis scpt. cas-
Con-July, 63tsm53l, MAY. IA.
Oats-May, ana July. Az
Pork May, lG.22ig July $3.50
tard-May, 900. July, 9.07i..
Ribs May S.7eis July, SIS
Rye-Chsh, 50.
arley--Cash, 61Gfg
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, May 2s-Close. Wheat. MAJ.
nominal. July n ID Sept. Is 8isd
The weather IN England today was fair
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VIII DEcoRATE srEnNnEnG.

Berlin May 2s--Baron speclS Won
Steruberg, the German Ambassador To
the United states, is stopping day in
Berlin on his way from the Italian Ty-
rol 10 Dresden, where he viii be re-
oeiyed by King Frederick. on which
occasion his majesty viii personally
bestoW upon the Ambassador SaX0ny's
highest decoration, the Grand Cross ~
Albrecht He VIII return later 20 Ber-
I'm, where he VIII be received ~ audi
ence by Emperor William
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, May 2s,-Close, Prlma
mercantile paper 515 per cent Sterling
exchange arm with actual business In
bankers bills at 4s6 75GS0 for demand
and al 49, iO0iJ for co day bills Post
ed rates, lSiis and is7ia commercial
bills, 1855
Bar SILVER, 6llg,
Mexican dollars. 52is
Government ana railroad bonds easy
Money ON call easy iss@2 per cent.
ruling rate ls., closing bid M offered
at ?.
Time loans easy, 90 and 90 days 81.
per cont, six months, AGO. per cent.
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BUSINESS FAIR
ON EXCHANGE
----N-------s----------------s--
Tintic Stocks Are in Demand
And Sell at Good
Figures.
IRON BLOSSOM IS STRONG.
Park City is Represented by Wabash
Which Drops Fonr Points Dur
ing Trading.

Business was fair this morning on
the local mining stock exchange, The
Tintics were in demand and sold at
prices which compare faVorably with
past figures. Wabash was the only
Park city stock in evidence. This
dropped from ~ to 10 during five sales,
block OF zoo shares opened at 49,,
This constituted the regular call do
ings. and on the open board the three
sales made were as follows, 200 at 80;
700 at IS, s. CO. and 800 at 70. Iron
Blossom IL held I'm favor, as II is nov
selling around the 50 mark. one sale
OF 500 at this price was made during
the regular call The forenoon sales.
totals, and closing quotations follow.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
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EXCURSION TO ELY.

June 1th. Via O. =, L. aud S. r..
Round trip from Salt Lake $500, spe.
cial train 500 y m, arriving Ely 500 a
IA. next morning. stay Ely tvo days.
Leave Ely $500 p. m. June eth, arrive
salt Lake 500 a, m. June 10th.
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EXCURSION TO ELY.

June eth. via o. S. l.. and s p.
Round trip from salt Lake s1TOO. Spe-
cial train 500 y. M, arriving Ely 500
a. M, next morning. Stay Ely two days.
Leave Ely 500 p. IN, June 9th, arrive
salt Lake 500 a. m, June 10th.
Opening day at Saltair, Thursday
May 30th.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Newhouse. l5is; l5ia; l5 10, sales zoo
!, Tan Cope, 2oi 2s,si si'a; 25'g.
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WOOL.


a. Louis May 2S.--Wo0l. steady Ter
ri1oTy ana western mediums 962s. fine
mediums. 20a21ia. fine, ljNl5.
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T.. NJ. WEST a co. stock brokers,
j. Il. walker Blk, Both phones Of
fec and residence.
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McwHIRTER BROTHERS

Get acquainted today with the best
cakes and pastries, &c s Main.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "A H. So. Temple, Both
'phonea $40,
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sI.GAR AND cnrrEE

New York. May 2S.--Sugar, raw. steady.
FAIR refining. $40; centrifugal % test
20; molasses sugar. B. II,
Refined Steady, Crushed 10. powder
ed 80. graduated 800
Coffee STEADY. No. : Rio. 6's. No (
Santos. ~.
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AFTERNooN INNOVATIONS.

Cannon 81 Cannon, Mining stock Brok-
ers Is l.. Sc, TEN ina. Tel 2isl Ben Sgl
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Custom Assayors ana Chemists, 100
South West Temple 81.
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REGrI.AR cALL sALEs.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Grand Central, 100 nt 4lO.
May Day 300 a 2oia.
Nevada Hills, LOO az 40.
Uncle sam. 500 at 6S; 500 at 81, Heller
60.
Beck tunnel, 600 at l.hO; 1000 AT l.62ls
buyer 50. 400 AT 100. seller 60,
Black Jack 100 at ~.
Colorado Mining, 100 at 1929; 100 AT
s.25.
Iron H.. 500 at 50.
Mountain Lake. 100 at 81. seller 80.
Richmond Il Anaconda. 500 Mt i3lr.
Victor. 1000 at lie.
Wabash. 200 at 30,
Yankee Con, 400 at ~,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at lSO 500 AT 152ia;
300 at 1.55.
columbus Con, 500 nj sos
Grand Central. 100 nj 40; 100 at il5.
Nevada Hills, 100 at i52la.
Richmond Il Anaconda 200 at Az
Wabash, 200 at 36. 200 at . seller 90.
400 at 81.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call ............ 5000 $ Sesi50
Open board .......-.... $500 s74l5O
Forenoon totals .......16.ioo SlI725.OO
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RIrTER AND EGGs

Chicago May &--Buttcr. steady, un-
changed. creamery. lSd25 dairy l7dH
EGgs-stsady, at mark, gases included,
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r. II. Snow 6 Co.. Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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YESTERDAYS.

Jane L. James TO Ellen NJ, Mclean,
lot 3 block 80. plat A.,..........
William Shll and wife to Kate u.
Shin, lot 3 block 70, plat A.....
Nephi l.. Morris 10 Daniel ]. Lang.
Nephi l.. Norris to George j. Tay~
Tor. lot |, block &. plat F.-.......
Emma w Simmons 10 Emma
Stoclman lot +, block 81. plat B..
Sarah Ann Saxton 10 Walter Bry-
ant lot Is, block 10, Deskys sec
ond addition, ....... .....,.............