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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
ABOUT SILVER KING.
Former senator Kearns Says Heinz
Owns An Eighth Interest.

Owns An Eighth Interest.
A statement printed ian the personal
organ OF the late Senator Thomas
Kearns. who Is general manager Of the
Silver Kiuc Coalition Mines company
operating al Park city. contains the
following
In spite OF the fact that the matter
has been explained ON more than one
previous occasion. eastern circles keep
maintaining that there are no negotin-
lions ON between r. Augustus HelnZe
and the owners of the silver King coal
itlon Mines company control n is
true that there are mo- present negotla-
lions on between those interests. nor
has the money market during the past
Few months been $50 striklngly ideal to
encourage large deals ln the mining or
amy other industry II Us true. how
ever that Mr. Heln1e has purchased a
ouc-eighth interest m the silver King
company and has paid his money for
the same
senator Kearus recently stated 20
Tho Tribune that as Gar aH Che owners
of the ma i0rIty silver King stock were
concerned thorc could be no deal for
the property unless The scope OF the
deal Included the whole organization,
aud NOT The mere control The present
organization IA laying its plans for "a
Ercatcr and more useful era N produc-
lion and dividend distribution. The
capacity of them an Is being greatly
increased while the eNtcut and quality
of ihe ores now being encountered
both arc of the most gratifying char
aCtor to those at the helm The best
history for the noted old name of Sil-
yer King ls right now in progress Of
formation. and N win be- the most
satisfactory ever created hy this same
number of interests
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DECISION AGAINST HYDE.
Judge Marshall Makes some Severe
Remarks ON Mining Case.

A decision has been rendered by
Judge Marshall IN the federal court, in
tho case Of r.. 8. Petugrow against a..
81 Hyde aud James Cunningham. the
findings being ln favor of plaintin The
facts in the matter az issue. as brought
out in the Investigation. are about as
follows.
An option was obtained hy Mr Hyde
on "a Nevada mining property. neld by
one Johnston. tho purchase price Of
which was mutually placed hy owner
and purchaser at $40 900, while in reality
only $4,000 was 10 be- paid 10 Johnston.
ar pcttigroW entered into me deal.
ana agreed to pay half OF $4,000 for
a OnC-half interest in the property ATT
er making "a payment OF $4,000, Petit
grew grew suspicious and upon inycatl-
CATION found tho true status OF affairs
and sued for the return on his money.
Connected Wlth Mr.. Hyde in the
transaction was Mr Cunningham,
though N was not shown that he was "a
party 90 the secret understanding be-
tn cen Hyde and Johnston. ln the opiu-
lon OF Judge Marshall however, MT
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STOCKS WERE
SOLD FREELY

New York Sept. 4-First prices OF
stocks We're but little changed from last
night and dealings were small. The
sluggish movement was uncertain, and
mingled slight gains ana losses Third
Avenue rose a point and Erie second pre-
ferred a
Stocks that showed a good profit on
yesterdays advance were sold freely
this morning and the result was a rather
active and dropping market with some
stocks ruling In the neghborhood Of a
point below yesterdays closing. The prin-
cipa settling was in Amalgamated Cop
per, American Smelling, Reading and
Union Pacific. which likewise showed the
most strength yesterday.
Amalgamated Copper and American
Smelling yielded rs; American Locomo-
tive rs and Reading Canadian Pacific
and ST. Louis and San Francisco second
preferred ~ and General Electric 2.
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GOOD COPPER VALUES.
Pleasing Report Comes from Nevada
Douglas Mine.

The regular report Of Samuel S.
Arentz, consulting engineer OF the Ne
vada Douglas Copper company. for the
week ending last Saturday has been re-
ceived al the local Offices Of that COM
pauy. In the Ludwig mine. whore en-
ergy is being centered principally pend
ing the turning on Of the electric cur
ront which will drive the power equip
mcnt recently Installed Mr.. Arentz re-
ports conditions as being highly salts
factory. surprisingly high copper val
ues are being found on every level
Tho winze from the 550-foot level In
down ~ feet 10 Is following a 2-foot
streak OF rich ore underlying the hard
sulphidc ore the width OF the latter yet
90 b. determined. In the south drift on
the same level crosscut No. I east has
been run out "a distance OF N feet al
the time OF the mailing OF Mr.. Arcntz's
report. in which 10 is stated the men
working IN this particular part OF tho
mine had penetrated ore FOR the pre-
vioua two days The ore is OF shipping
grade. An the rock taken from this
place averaged better than no per cent
copper and the face looks better than
before and 81 first class shipping ore.
The 400 level continues % show up
splendldly and conditions are about ripe
to be- go the extraction of ore rapidly
and economically.
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Cunningham loses In the case by reason
Of the fraud held by the court TO have
entered into the deal The plaintiff
was given lien upon an undivided
one-fourth Of the mine
In regard TO Hyde's actions I'm the
premises. Judge Marshall said in part;
with respect TO tho fraud on Petit
grew the evidence discloses the strong
est Kind Of "a case and warrants the
finding that Hyde expressly assured Pet
tigrew that both were 10 pay onc-half
Of the purchase price II is said that
Hyde was simply silent and under no
obligation to disclose tho fact OF the
agreement with Johnston.
Hyde had deliberately procured a
false appearance to the contract. an ap-
pearance intended 20 deceive the pur-
chasers as 20 the price. II is idle to
say that Hyde made no false represcn-
tatons. He planned a device to deceive
and by his silence accomplished his
purpose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

The Articlcs OF Incorporation provide
for payment Of o. dividend Of 1875 cents
per share on tho preferred stock Sept
3oth. 1901 ana quarterly thereafter. The
par value OF The stock g. SO per sh.to
Dividends on preferred stock are cumu-
lative. that n. 10 not paid az end Of
any quarter must Dc mnde up and paid
20 the owners Of preferred stock before
any dividend can be- paid on common
stock
We can buy YOU a reasonable amount
Urom 20 1000 shares u this stock az
about 3 per share. when money is nor
NAL In an parts of our country the opin-
Ion Of men best qualified to Judge r. that
this stock win readily sell for from SO
20 81 per share. The time to buy Is
when you can get the stock CHEAP.
THE TIME TO BUY is NOW.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, Sept 4-Prices in the wheat
pic were higher on arm cables which re-
flcct Yesterdays advance in the local
market ana good buying by commission
houses. The fact that local stocks in-
creased $500 during he last week dli
not seem 20 weaken the market pcCcm-
Der opened % to 4mt .c higher at POI
to gf, Cand aoli at asrc. Local rccclgts
were 2l2 cars
Cool weather throughout the corn belt
ana the prediction of as continuance,
caused "a strong market ln corn. COM
mi asl0u houses were active bus crH ana
OncuuFa wore light December opened
a to ~ higher at CO.'S to H,lc, ana sold
at 1itC.
Tho oats market was strong, chiefly
beenuao 0f the absence 1f offerings. There
was no selliug pressure and prices re-
sp0ndcd readily 10 "a fair buying move
ment Iafcr tho market caHod IN some
what on realizing sales. Doc mper opened
d. higher Ht $3.50 ana sold on 90 u-c,
Tho prov lsl0ns market was nrm 0n Hight
oncnn.a ana limited trade. October
pork was liac higher at N iOi lard was
u.c hIgher at 1905 ribs were lc higher
~ h.6ia
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MAKING BIG CHANGES.

The Salt Lake Brewery is expanding
325O,OOo In the enlargement OF its plant
on the east bench. The laying Of foun-
dations began this morning. for a $4,000
addition 20 the wash house ana storage
facilities. Architect Kletting Is COM
plotting plans for n $4,000 building to
double the capacity OF the bottllng es-
adjustment a xix story brew house, TO
cost $50 600 viii be erected also. Machin-
cry will make up the rest Of the sum.
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REV. HANNA HAS NO NEWS.

Rochester. n. y, sept. 8.--The Rev. Dr..
Edward j Hanna OF 81 3ernard's semi
nary. says that he has received no Of
fetal communication concerning his ru-
mored appointment as coadjutor bishop Of
San Francisco There seems 20 be no
doubt. however. that tho name Of DR. Ed
ward Hanna Is the one OF three that has
been sent 70 the pope by the irremOvable
rectors and coneultors or san Francisco
asking for the settlement TO Doe made
by the appointment OF one Of them
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NEM NonK TRUIr MAnKET

Now York. sept a-The market Tor
evaporated apples rs quiet bm prIcea arc
nrmly held. Fancy are quoted al 9ac,
choice at sc. prime az sAGs,lc, poor 10
fair at ldsc.
quotations ranging from i4gl2isc for cal
florida
Aurlo0ts are n0minally unchanged. with
choice quntcd at 2lc. extra choice az ZEE,
fancy ~ .lNafr,
Poaohos afa hrm an tone, with choice
quoted af l2c. extra chuira af laitulir,
fancy az l31l5lsc. cxtra fancy al Al lisq.
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REarIAR ?. NJ. sALEs.

South Columbus. 500 al 200
Columbus Con. 100 at 3.e5.
DAILY Judge. 100 at 6.7g
May Day. 400 at 60; 500 at es. SELL
err go
Beck Tunnel. 400 NJ eos: 500 at
2.O3 y. seller so; 1.4O0 at zoe X
Crown Point. 400 at 1.02 y 500 at
100.
Iron Blossom. 200 at 1870: 200 at
127h: 100 at 1.25: 500 at f.24.
Mountain Lake. 500 at 60
New York. 100 NJ 16
Victor Con. 100 at 141A; 500 at IA.
Yankee Con. 100 at 6S: 100 at 81;
800 al &c, 500 at IS.
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MANHATTAN MINES SOLD

A deal was practically closed ln
Manhattan last Saturday for tho sale
OF tine Nolftlne mine. its consum-
nation is anticipated within no days.
negotiations are also on FOR the pur-
chase of ihe Gold Wedge and the Lit
tle GREY estates by the parties who
arc behind the Wolftone doal.--Round
Mountain Nugget
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NEwHoUsE DIVIDEND.
Local Shareholders Are I'm Receipt Of
Checks from New York.

Local shareholders Of the Newhouse
Mines and Smelters corporation are
I'm receipt OF sheir dividend checks
which were mailed from the New
York offices Of the company last
Thursday
Newhouse stock Is widely scattered
among salt Lake shareholders. a
c1eat deal Of II Is held In small lots,
while on the other hand several large
blocks are held by men prominent In
local MINING and llnancinl cIrclos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

@. q, Gosa, a well known Rosebud
New. operator, is in the city on "a brief
business t1p.
a Company Is al tho Boston offices oil
that organization.
Harvey ID. Helst. the mining engineer
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's

g. J. Anderson % u. c. Coffin. part
OF lot 4, block So, plat B............ z
+. o. Webb 20 Willis johnson. part
Of lot 2 block SO, plat D.......... A
y. FORESTER TO II. Hagen ct M. part
Of lot S, block rs, plat A......... 3
II. =. Elder 20 Jos. j.. Men, part OF
lot !, block A. plat 49,. .
Emma n. Price TO Geo Schambeck
lots 81 etc, College Heights........
Geo. Roth to Geo. Schambeck, lots
49, etc. College Heights ...........
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CAPT. HENRY BROWN DEAD.
Was Inventor of Bell Buoy as Now
Used i'm American Ports.

Charleston, s. c., Sept. 4-Capt. Henry
Brown. veteran OF the Mexical and
civil wars and inventor Of the bell
buoy, as now used at American ports,
died here yesterday. aged 50 years. He
served during the sixties under Farragut
and Porter and was commended and pro-
NOTED for gallant conduct
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eoLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED.
No Dividends Will BE Paid Pending
Labor Difficulties.

The report sent out from San Fran
cisco several days ago TO the effect
that the strike OF miners In the Gold
field Consolidated mines at Goldaeld
had been called on. appears TO have
been without foundation On top OF
this comes the announcement that the
Consolidated company will declare no
dividends until the trouble is settled
A meeting Of the directors was schcd-
uled for last Saturday. at which time
Il was expected the initial dividend
would be posted, but IL was postponed
indefinitely.
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GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial stocks and
Bonds. We desire your orders for any
things In our line.
Rooms 5i2-5i3 Tcmpleton Building
Phone Bell 81.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Good Volume OF business Transacted
During Forenoon Calls

over $50 900 worth OF business was
transacted during the forenoon calls Of
the Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange.
The Tintic stocks were nearly all In
good form, notably May Day, Uncle
Sam Consolidated, and Sioux Consol-
idated. Beck Tunnel started of at
s. TO- but weakened. while Iron Bios
som held its own around 81 30. Yankee
Consolidated sold at 20 cents, after
wards at So cents.
Mountain Lake was offered freely and
sold down.
The unlisted stocks were fairly active
in the bidding, and a few sales were
recorded. Ohio copper was bought at
81 .s5. and Treasure Hill at IS and 90
cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
I'M TgTEn STOCKS
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
ToDAY'S METALS.

Victoria Con. 500 at 14h.
Yankee Con. 200 at 20. 200 at 60.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 800 at 2O7h
Grown Point 300 az 1924
Columbus Com. 100 at 465
Iron Blossom. 500 &C $50.
May Day 100 az SIS. 500 at so.
MI Lake. zoe at 70 500 at 70. buyer
30; zoo al 60.
Star Con. goo at 81. 500 at co. 900
at go; seller 60; 100 at 60. seller 30;
500 at So. seller Co.
Uncle Sam Con. POO at 100
Victor Con. 100 at 14ik
Yankee Con. 800 at 60
REHABILITATION.
Regular can 2I.315....S 23.O2S5O
open board 1900 .... S.08450
Forenoon Totals 3s.915. s3i.1l8.OO
p. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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RETURNS FROM NEVADA.
James J. Chambers Visits Seven
Toughs TorIboy Mine.

James j. Chambers OF the salt Lake
Public Service company has returned
from "A trip TO the Seven Troughs
mining district, and has brought a nice
looking lot OF samplesc from the Seven
TToughs Tomboy mine, which we're
taken from the shaft which that COM
pany Is now sinking. Mr.. Chambers has
expressed himself as being we'll pleased
with the looks Of the property and be-
lieves IL has a good show to develop
into a mine Of considerable importance.
The management viii probably begin
driving an S00-foot tunnel shortly, as
sufficient work has been done at the
several points OF attack TO demonstrate
that the property Is a meritorious one
The tunnel will enable the economic
generation OF the mine.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock g. Co. bankers
and brokers. furnish the following,
received over their private wire, this
afternoon
Adventure. 2is9 2&; Allouez. 30
asked Arlz COM 16G17; Atlantn,
1914 013A Bingham Con. t2W12 p;
Boston Cons. 81 n U21N; Butte Coal
ition. 2Oh W20A Cal a Aris.. 1862 i5
M163. Cal & Hecla, 715N72O. Con.
Morcur f00a2; Copper Range. 66 la
N67. Centennial. 22m23i DAILY West.
12a. a14; CRANKY lO0m1O0h; Mo-
hawk. 90 10: Shannon, 1fM14h;
Santa Re. 2is a2h; American Zine.
29n 80. Michigan. 12H124s Mcxi-
co Consolidated, ga M0Ns Nevada
Consolidated 1919 oil. North Butte.
644 dGb. ola Dominion, 29is 029f,
Oscoola. l06ih qi07. Quincy. SsQs).
Parrot 1tiadl5; Royale 1874 Gll. Ta-
marack, 1880. H. b. s. & r.. com.
8903et. n. S. s. a r. pfd. $685. 0l1.
Utah Cons AdQf3h, United Copper.
l2AGa3N. Wolverine, if3nlA6. Wnona.
asked. Victoria. 606A Trinity 1875
bid Rhode Island, ihWf'z Arcadi7n,
5q5h
CURB CLOSE.
Apex, 4h@5i Cumberland Ely az
Wts. Girouz ga Nlpiasing 7hn
s; HclYetia, 3A d # Butte Il LONDON,
1Amhi East Butte, 6M OK; Nevada
Utah, "a ~ Davis DAILY lo# Wlli X.
G. 7AMS.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Newhouse, ilAt llHiilhjn%; coo
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Rnisins are IN very light supply on
spot Loose muscateI 4ci crown To-
SEEDED iuislns lhNiici London layers,
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Original 5H6. Bullfrog Mining. liGl2.
Mont Bullfrog. 904, National Bank -
asked. T. Harris. 2d3. Amethyst uG22.
Gold Bar, 90 bid. Stolnway, 6 asked
Denver BullfroC Annex. 2 asked. Bonnie
clare. 3effH; Maydower Cons. 1896.
Montgy. sho. Ext. asked: G. Sceptre 10
bid Montgy Mt. i10l2. 4 Diamondheld,
10 asked Homestako Cons, s20eo; y.
Girl asked: Nugget. lu5. Tramp Cons,
2fa35. Victor. asked
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WOOL


Boston, sept. 3.-Trading IN the wool
market stlll awaits easier conditions In
the money market There nave been some
transactions In oregon staple, but deal
lnga lu other Lines have been confined
90 odd lots. Prices. however, ROMAN
steady.
ST LOUIS.
81. Louis, sept 4.-Wool. steady. West
orn modiuma. 1l0z5iac; nne medium 100
Zc. hnei llnDc
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. S. Hanauer J. V. Sadler.
i52 So. West Temple. p. o. box l4a6.
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f. NJ. WEST a Co. stock brokers.
D. r. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
Gee and residence,
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Sept 4-Cattle-Receipts about
2iO00. Market STEADY 10 Zoe lower. Beepes,
4. l0uT -. COWS, l.H905.1j, Texas steers,
3. $4,000. calves, 6.0O07.25; westerns, 40
900. stockers and feeders, 2.O0ao. 90
Hogs-ReCeipts about 1900 Market
weak To ; cents lower. Light 6.09q5 ~:
mixed, s.5Jff6.4J; heavy a.Jya6.0O, rough,
8. 3005.a5; pigs, 5.50d5.a0. bulk, 5.65a so
Shcop-Receipts about 1000. Market
steady. Natives. 25n5.sO: western, $3.50
80. yearlings 5-J0a6.9j. lambs, 5.0On
30. WESTON. a.NlIl.al
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nTHER DTsTRTcre.

Falrview Sill King % asked. Fairview
Eagle /. 51d1 -. Nevada Hills. J.00n0 %:
Pittsburg Sil. Peak, 1.f5ffi go, North Star
Wonder. 4 asked. Eagles Nest q bid;
Ruby Wonder go asked Alice Of Won
der s asked
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CANNON & CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers. IS H. S. Tenn. Both Phones
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MAMMALIAN.

Mani. Cons, 40 asked; MANN. Min Co,
bid; G.. Wedge. 7QS S. Humphrey. 8
bid. Dexter. 10 asked l. Joe, 2W3;
Crescent 5 asked. Combination, bid.
Granny, 24625, Mustang. 21M22;
Little Grey. IS asked; Cow Boy, 4
asked: Ong Mani, fl asked; Broncho,
1910: Pinenut. bid Stray Dog. 20
m21: Y. Horse, 10 bid; Ind. Camp. z
hid
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Kansas city. Mo. Sept. 3---Caule-Re-
ceipts, 1900 including LOO southcrns.
Market steady 20 a shade lower. Choice
export and dressed beef steers, 6.Wa6-aus
fair 90 good 5.0ofi6.oJ: western steers, 4.23
1850: stockcrs and feeders, 6.Eu5 .Ogs
southern steers, 3.25a4.5J. southern COWS,
q 1jff3 IS, native COWS, 1.I1l4 p. native
hoifers, J.O000.l5i bulls, 215ll8.5Ji calves,
q. Ga1.O0.
Hogs-Reccipts 500 Market steady.
Bulk OF sales, 5&G6.25. packers, 5.9lg
6l1is. pigs and light, G.lJ06.O.
Shoep-ttoCeipts, 800. Sheep. steady
lambs noe higher. Lambs. 6.5gQ1 40. ewes.
and yearlngs, o .g5a6.l0, range yearlings,
5.GJa6.oO; range sheep, J.vYNb %, stockers
and feeders. 3-aOnJ.3o.
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r. II. Snow a Co. Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1919
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GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. 20 &c, So. Temple. Both
phones 010.
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The resort for you Labor Day is
Saltair.
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ToNoPAII

Montana Tonopah. 295d3.0O; Tono-
pan Extension. l.2O@ l.25; MacNamara,
2t bid: Midway, 20 asked; Tonopah
Belmont. 800 asked. Ohio Tonopah,
2T3 West End Cons. 69H70, Rescue,
i2a18: Tonopah & California. 4 bid;
Golden Anchor, l1dl2; Jim Butler, 50
bid: Cash Boy, 3N4; Home, bid;
Boston Tonopah. 10 asked; Monarch
Pitts. Extn., eos; Montana Midway
E;xtn.. 3m4; Golden Crown, 10 asked.
GOIDFIEID.
Sandstone, 90 bid Red Top, $50 BID;
Mohawk. 1900 asked; Col. Mt. a BID .
Jumbo, $50 bid; Jumbo Ext, 1-t1fsql ~,
Vernal. rs bid: Pennsylvania, 3 asked; :
Goldfeld Min. Co, l.9O bid; Kendall q
Adams. ": silver Pick, 49a5o; May Queen,
10 bid: Nevada Boy, l9S; Black Butte
Ext Z: Blue Bell. y; Dixie, 26a7 Goldneld
queror. - bid; Black Rock, sac Lone
star. q bid; q. Wonder, 2a4; Potlatch.
~ asked; orc. % bid. Kendall Ext, 2qS.
Sandstone Ext, asked. Wayne. bid;
Atlanta. Al bid: CT. Bend 6l463, simmer
one = asked: Empire ~ bidi Red TOP
Ext 2ln4; Florence, A,uJaf.Vila; Dneld
III ~ cons. q bid: GOldneld Daisy. .49h
Iaguna. 10 asked. Comb. Fraction, 2.ozl2
az 90. CT Bend Annex, . asked; b. =.
Bonanza, Gn1: Eewanos so bid, Esmer-
aida. no bid: Portland. % bid, Crackerlack,
gO. Red Hills. 5406l; Mohawk Ext, ID
bid. D. Dillon 10 bid; u. Rose. NJ bid
Goldneld CON, 1901 21ls: pheld Til
angle, 1870.
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sAN FRANc1sco $4,000.


James A. Pollock a. Company furn-
ish the following quotations on Nevada
stocks from San Francisco today.
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A. s. CAMPBELL
Stock Broker. 216 ID. +. Walker Block

Bird-Cowan 90.
Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

Ophit i.0561.1O; MeriCan, 5765S:
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-26
A Real Genius.

From the composers Of all time
Beethoven stands out by himself like
some gigantic tree towering up above
the rest of the forest. He was the
greatest genius Of all, not for any one
thing that he did. but because he was
equally great IN every style Of music
that he essayed. The first test Of real
genius is the ability to excel in all
directions. and for this reason l have
always looked upon Beethoven, Shake
~pcara and Turner as the three greatest
geniuses who have yer existed.-Emil
Sauer in Strand Magazine.