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The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, IS they cannot reach the dis
eased portion Of the ear. There Is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness 10 caused by an fn1amed condition OF the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube 10 infamed you have a rumbling sound or Inn
perfect hearing, and when It fs entirely closed, Deaf
ness 10 the result, and unless the can be
taken out and this tube restored TO its normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases
at Of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an innamed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of
Deafness tcaused by catarfh) that cannot be cured
BY Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY e. Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

If you haven't already got a bone
cutter, get one by all al We
know Of no other machine that will
so quickly and surely pay for itself
as a good bone cutter. 1t is not a lux
ury, but an actual necessity. The
increased profits from the flock will
o pay for it.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26
A TO PIGS.

The native of Borneo prays to a pig
on all important occasions. 1t he
fears enemies, i'll luck, or sickness are
coming, the pig is brought into the
hut with it's legs tied together. A
lighted brand is applied to scorch it
slightly, then the pig is asked about
the matter which the natives wish to
know.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26
Different.

my wife simply pelted me With
beautiful flowers when | came home
from the club last night
How NIGEL"
Not much. They were all in flower
pots."-MilWaukee Sentinel.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

French dairymen have discovered
that the use of wine dregs as a food
for COWS improves the quality Of the
milk and increases the output at least
On ner cent.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

If you want to prevent the lice get
ting a hold on the chicks, spray the
walls, roosts, floors and nests once q
week with kerosene emulsion. A pre-
vention is better and cheaper than 2
cure.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

No one will gainsay the statement
that there are some e1terprising
farm wives and daughters who are
making more clear money every year
from the intelligent car of a flock OF
pure-bred birds, and sometimes mon
grels, than the husband and father
from his general farm work.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26
All Too Late.

The older a man gets, declares q
philosopher. the less time he has to
learn things he thought he knew when
he was a boy.-Chums.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26
GIRL HUNTS FOR GOLD
DISGUISED AS A man
Ex-SCHOOL TEACHER FINDS FOR
TUNE IN BLACK HILLS AND
RETURNS HOME TO WE'D.

and picturesque characters have
found their way to the Black Hills
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

Experiments made recently in Mis-
souri, demonstrated the fact that eight
tons of stable manure applied when
fresh to an acre of land increased the
yield of corn 20 bushels. But The good
effects of the eight tons of manure
continued to be felt for several years
following the application. Barnyard
manure should not be neglected and
left to lie in the stable, but be spread
once each week.
When every farm in the south has
five acres of alfalfa, and mows four
tons from each acre, making 10000
pounds of sweet, nutritious clover
feed, will they not have fat horses,
mules, cows, sheep, hogs and all the
butter and milk the family caD eat?
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

era. They had such costly hair orna-
ments that they would easily be
counted among the we'll coiffured
women of to-day. Bronze hair pins
in those days were what bone and
steel are to-day. But the lady of
quality in Clusium, in Vulci and other
Etruscan cities had her gold and jew
eled hair ornaments just as the
grande danes now have their tiaras.
Some of the pins held large rubies
and pearls. One in the Smithsonian
collection shows that a large stone
of some sort adorned the ball at the
end. They are all of graceful design,
quite comparable to the best efforts
Of the jeweler to-day.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

It is easier to keep poultry healthy
than to try to cure sick birds.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

Oklahoma is making it necessary to
amend the star section Of the flag.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

Safety Pin, Tweezers, Barrette and
Other Things Worn and Used by
Women Who Lived Thousands of
Years Ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-04
STOCK Prices
BROKE BADLY
This Was at Opening and They
Very Soon Rallied and
Made RecoverieS.
SOME DECIDED ADVANCES.


New York, Nov. A--Opening prices Of
stocks broke BADLY. Canadian Pacific
fen AN extreme 81. Union Pacific 3is on
a range OF simultaneous on the quota
tons hall a point apau and the Hin
stocks. Southern Pacific Rcadins. Ana
conda ana American Smelling 2 TO "a.
Most Of the Prominent railroad and
Industrial stocks were down between
I and points The market steadied
almost Immediately az some recovery
and became duietcr
The opening declines were the lowest
generally, tho market rising slowly un-
til part Of the losses bud been recover
ed. New York Central sold nearly q
point above Saturdays closing and
Reading and Amalgamated Copper. I,
=. Steel. and some OF the western stocks
ruled within fraction of the close
81 last week a few belsted declines
were made Mackay company fell 2Ss,
Denver & Rio Grandc pfd.. "a and
Delaware q Hudson and American Car
fen J.
The rise Of "a over Saturday in New
York Central helped the market ana
there was n gradual but comprehen-
sive recovery ot declines. Republic
steel rose ~, Pennsylvania. IA and
American Sugar and Consolidated Gas,
I. Dealings diminished 20 nominal
proportions az the recovery Pittsburg,
g. G.. q ST. Louis sold at a decline OF q.
Bonds were weak
There were quite a few decided ad-
vances beyond Saturdays closing and
the general levei OF prices continued TO
advance on more active buying
American sugar gained 1N. ST. Paul,
2is Corn Products, pfd. .. and Anal
gamated Copper l.
Prices moved more briskly upward,
and late In tho day the major portion
Of the list was as high above saur-
days closing a. il had previously been
below. ST. Paul improved 3ik Penn
sylvania, 2&. Amalgamated Copper
la Colorado Fuel. l5 Atchison and
Reading, 3; United States Steel. Amer
lean smelling and Dlstlllers securi-
ties. ].
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MAY BIZ SACRIFICED.
stocks Put Up as Collateral Likely to
Come out.

NlNtHr Y Ut ( II ~ ARAAifiAt AtNaflN W
Come out.
Tho Nevada Mining News is able 90
state on induhjahlc authority that
there are.no eNgencics that can arise
in the administration OF the affairs OF
the state Bans a Trust company that
would make t possible for the Suli-
van Trust company's stocks now held
by that institution as collateral for the
loan " S360.000 20 be thrown on the
market and sold at current prices The
state Bank & Trust company entered
a pool along with all the other credit
ors. ana an OF the collateral IA now sub
ject, as IL has been since last March,
TO the order ~ a majority OF the COM
mittcc Of five which controls the sale
Of these securities. The state Bank &
Trust company has one representative
Mr.. r. b. Hickey himsclf-on that
committee. The Sullivan Trust COM
pany has one representative Mr.. Alex
ander Russell. The brokers have three
representatives. namely. Mr.. James A.
Pollock OF salt Lake City. Mr.. William
II. Noise Of San Francisco, and Mr..
Charles r. Hudson OF San Francisco.
II Is known that q majority OF the
committee are nverse to the disposing
Of these securities on the present mar
ket, and II IL not believed that Mr..
Hickey woulc vote al this time for
the sale Of the stocks at anything like
present prices.
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LOWER PRICES on
MINING EXCHANGE
Lower Mammoth and Other Tin
tic Stocks on the
TOboggan.
SEVEN TRoueHs IS HIGHER.
Sioux Con. Held IT, Cwu-Ohio Cop
per Called to.--Cicslng
Quotation.

The week opened with q good tolumn
OF business transacted on the floor Of
the mining exchange today. There was
. tendency towards lower prices. how
ever Lower Mammoth. May Day, Uncle
sam Consolidated and Black Jack were
all weaker. Sioux Consolidated held its
own; while one % tho few 90 record
gains was South Columbus. DAILY judge
ia small lot brought $40. sevcn
Troushs sold up TO 81 cents
There was little done with the unllst-
ed st0css but ohio Copper appeared
20 be In some demand. Tho stock was
onered at e. and tho closing hid vas re-
corded az s-.sO.
The matter Of DOING business tomor-
row-election day-was brought up Tor
consideration and with tho exception of
Broker Browning. tho members of tie
exchange voted 10 declare recess until
Wednesday.
The closing quotations and saloa
were:
NJ LISTED STOCKS
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coNcENTRATEs.

sidney NJ Bambergcr has returned
from a trip 10 Alabama where he went
to exomino some coal and iron mines
recently brought 10 his attention.
The orc and 81 hon settlements re-
ported late sanr1y by Mccormick g.
Co, and rcprescnVg the weeks trans
actions amounted TO $4,000.
General Traffic Manager George W.
Heintz OF the United states Smelling,
REFINING and Mining company, has
gone TO Denver On a lS-ief business trip
Gov cutler has appointed r.. h.
Bradford of the University u Utah.
school on mines department. a dele
gate 10 The American Mining congress.
A Rhyolte fapA prints story to
the effect that durGg October the
Montgomery Sloshoue mill treated 1000
tons Of ore having valuation " $il5,.
900.
The directors OF the May Day ana
Uncle Sam Consolidated Mining COM
panies are scheduled 70 meet the latter
part Of the week al which time the
usual dividends win likely be posted.
Local ore buyers are settling FOR ores
today on the basis Of the following
quotations silver c0is cents per
unce; casting copper 1885 cents per
pound, cathode copper 1874 ctnts per
pound lead. ta7b per 100 pounds
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Property in Garfield County
About to GO on Record
As a Producer.
GOOD RESULTS OBTAINED.
Manager Thompson Campbell Pleased
With Rcsuit---Cosis of
Miunc. Ett

That the Utah Autuony co.npaur fs
going to make scccc %. its cntef-
prise in Garfield county tferc sccns
to be no further room for doubt Mau
ager Thompson Campbell. who came in
from camp YESTERDAY has brought some
very strong evidences Of this in tho
shape Of concentrate produced In the
compauy's new mill. which was placed
in commission about % month ago.
we haven't been making very much
noises about a." said Mr. Campbell to-
cay. but we are condent that the
metallurgical problems which confront
ed ms several months ago. have been
solved. The mill has been running on
ore averaging AZ per cent and from
it we are producing a coarse concen-
irate assaylng 65.i2 per cent anti
mony"
The mill was designed by Howard p.
Saunders OF this city. Mr. Thompson
declares It has been demonstrated 20 be
a thorough success. and IL is now in
order for the company to Greco a Volt
tilization plant for the treatment Of
the concentrate OF the ground
The properties Of the Utan Antimong
company are situated about a. miles
south Of Marysvale. An effort was
made TO operate them as FAR back as a
quarter Of a century ago, but without
very much success. Mr.. Thompson says
ihe min is handling about 80 tons OF
ore a day and that while he has not
figured the cost OF production down 70
certainty. yet he hgures II VIII %
some herc around sl.75 ton.
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REFUSED D1REoToRsHIp
Noritz Rothcnbsrger VIM Not 60 On
Bingham Central Board.

Mor.tz Roihentcrger of New York IL
quoted by the Ncw York Commercial
as saying that ho had declined 90 acc
ccpt the dirrctCrship Of the bingham
Central STANDARD Copper company
rendered to him ed Salt lake. as he wa
satisfied tha. one OF The New York
directors OF TITO company was not act
Ing fol The best interest OF this organ
iz-tion
Tho directors o. company" said
h+r Rothcnbergcr should support a
company in every way. particularly
when an organization 10 trying 10 raise
funds 90 comrlei. ite det eIopmeut
work
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PARK CITY NEWS.
Work to be started soon on DaiN
Judge Zinc Plant.


Representatives Of the Grasseii che
mical company. the concern Which -
~ construed the DAILY Judge zinc plant
avs the Park Record, have been IN
canp an week arranging detaiis OF me
nlsnt and the actual work OF survey
inp and LAYING out has now commenc-
IA The plant win be located htt'e
below the former one and nearer 70 me
Rio Grsnde western tracks as az ms
terial and product WI oe nai, il,'.i ~,
that road. Joan Graham, the local con-
tractor and builder, viii have charse
~ the construction work and VIII ne
vtn onerntions the first OF the week
The specifications are now almost com
plcto and call for modern ana .oh-
venient plant " every detah. lHs
Crass4u ueopts come highly recon-
r-cndod nv eastern banks and are for
results They are transacting all theli
nneinfae with local people ana are go
ing To help materially In the upbuild-
ing Of Park city.
The Now York BONANZA made a shlp-
ment this week OF high grade ore which
was opened up last week condi'ions
al the mine al present are more en-
s.ouraglng than Tor some time.
THE work In the Daly-JudEe tunnel
an me new electric transmission sys-
TEN is progressing splendidly- Nearis
All OF the wiring has been coinpleteu
and Roadway Is being mhoe Win ~
installation Of other necessary EQUIP
ment The motors are not yet here, but
VIII arrive IN due time
Robert Daldleish who Is directing
work al the Glencoe has succeeded IN
opening up 4 splendid new Oody OF
ore and a large tonnage OF II i now be-
ine- extracted fOr shipment The ore D.
a very hiRh grade carbonate, entirely
different from any heretofore found IN
this property. AND indications are that
n win develop into an immense deposit.
supt. McAunn and his force OF men
came down from the Mountain cry
property the first Of the week. II hav-
Ing been decided by the management
TO discontinue work for the winter.
purine the time that work has been
prosecuted at this property splendid
and encouraging showing has been
made and everything is IN fine shape
for the resumption ~ work IN the
spring.
contrary to reports that the Silver
King mine would close duCn on NO
vember list the big plant u still run
ming at fun blast, and there is no pre-
sent Indication that the output win
be curtailed in the least, During the
general unsettled condition OF affairs,
gloomy forcbodinFs OF events seem 10
be IN order. and up-to-date there has
been no authentic foundation for any
Of them.
The new hoisting works being erect
ed on Cemetery hill BY the First Ma
tional company is showing up In hnc
shape. and u "a reminder that there h
something doing IN that section. Be
fore the permanent SHOWS set IN. the
machinery will have been Installed and
In working order, and tho plant VIII
be- kept going all winter. The showing
In this property grows more encourag-
ing as development progresses and
those interested in Il are satisfied that
II win soon be much more than a pros
pcct.
ORE SHIPMENTS.
silver King .................. i.s72.az0
DAILY Judge ..,................. $4,000
Total pounds ............- s,2s7a2o
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COLORADO cuRrA1LMENT.
Further Reduction In Output VIII Not
Anect Dividend

W. Lester Mangum. secretary 81 the
Colorado Mining company. is authority
Tor the statement that the output OF
that company is 10 be curtalied fur
iher. but that the rumor Of COM
plete shutdown Is unfounded
After a conference with one OF the
local smelling companies manager on
Saturday afternoon, Il Was announced
that the mines production for tho
time being would be limited 10 80 cars
monthly. whereas the output heretofore
has been around 40 car loads.
The reduction. Mr. Mangum says.
win not interfere with the payment
~ the regular dividend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-04
GETTING INTO ORE ZONE.
Mcdonnell Mine at Yerington. Making
Roadway.

The Mcconnell Is getting into the for
nation that has preceded every strike
Of importance In the Yerington district,
says the Yerington Times. Al a depth
of $40 feet the shaft has entered a gar
netized lime Gaping which bespeaks
depth
General Manager Spencer feels that
good ore will be- broken into within
tho next 50 feet as near az he Is able
to ascertain. Judging from similar con-
ditlons which characterized other pro-
nortles here.
The Mcconnell is the property OF the
Goldnsld. New. Reduction company. a
corporation representing unlimited
French capital II WAS recently pur-
cashed for sum aggrcgatlng a quar-
ter o. a million dollars.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Nov. 4-Cattle-R Receipts. q 200.
market strong 90 q shade higher. Becves
3. etN5.l0; COWS J 2fd6 90. calves 4 O0T7 50.
Texans 5000 30. Westerns 3Oods So.
stockers and feeders 40n4. 60
Giogs-Receipts about q loo. market
strong 10 shade higher Light 7OH
lIil. heavy 5.f0n6.20. roughs b a06i5 as.
pigs 2qd5. 20; bulk Of sales s. sass Us.
Hogs Receipts G000.marke steady. Bulk
strong. Native p fNi6 2O' western e015
western 4 .1506 ~.
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Kansas city, Nov s-Cattle-reccipts
lAo9Q including CO. southerns Market
steady 70 Toe lower. Native steers 50G
stockers and feeders g. 1914 81. buiis 2 az,
500 calves 2Nm5.75. western steers d
-; 80, western COWS 2.00f3 81
hoks-recelpts 6oo0,market steady. Bulk
~ sales 5.70d5. 50. heavy e0ab Il. neeLN
eIs o 900 - pigs and lights 5.t0d5. S.
sheep Receipts 5000. market steady IN
weak Muttons 475d5 40. lambs 5. 25a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-04
BECK TUNNEL CON.
Tinuc Mine Win Continue 10 ship
The Colorado Mine.

Special Correspondence.
Provo Nov. f.--Your representative
Interviewed w Lester Mangum satur-
day evening in regard 10 the rumor
az tho Beck Tunnel and the Colorado
mines closing down. Mr.. MRngum said
that satisfactory arran yemcnts have
teen nude with tho gmelier people and
the Beck Tunnel would continue 20
ship tho usual 90 cars OF ore monthly
and Che Colorado would gcduce rs
shipment Both viii maintain the pres
rut dividend
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RETuRNED MISSIONARIES.

Have you q friend or acquainianca
IN your former held OF labor, 20 whom
you would like 20 send a copy 81 the
semi-Weekly Newsi If 20, take ad-
vantage Of our special offer, made 70
aid the great missionary work. We
hend the paper one year 10 any point
ia the United States. Canada or Mexico
Al half price. tl0o, This does not APP
ply 90 points where there are regular
wards on stakes Foreign postage extra
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MAJESTIC PLANS.
Proposition 10 Reduce Capital submit.
ted to shareholders.

According TO Boston advic-s "A cir
rular has been issued 10 Majestic Cop
per company nockholder- asking for
proxies authorizing the directors 20
reduce the par value Of tho rtock from
80 10 81 and authorizing them To issue
10 600 shares oi ncw treasury stock.
This D. advised instead 81 .ssuing the
present $500 90 worth of bonds now
unlssued owing to the condition OF the
money market 8 tpccia meeting ia
called for Nov IS NJ Portland Nc.
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Omaha. Nov. f-Cnttlc-receipts ion'
market steady 90 strong. Native steers
l0Ond o.. COWS and heifcrs 1905 .Ni
western steers ag5u3 so, Texas stccrs . ~
az %. range cows and hclfers 2.ooul 90;
Gamers it0d2 %; stockers and feeders
2l5nd.00 calves 2.i5N5 q, bulls, stays.
ETC.. la0a q.
Heavy 5F5nf as. mixed .G0uh.Nt uFnt
O. ela5 s5. PIGS 5.ood5 30 bulk ~ sales o'Vo
u5 %.
shecp--Rcceints 1900. market slow and
weak vrIrliurs 41fn5. 2i. wethcfs inn
s. Isl ewes Ond4 10. lambs 5.4oa6.5o
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
LEAD. quiet. 4.55ai. IS
COPPER quiet. ia@tiis

Winona stopped rock shipments 70 the
stamp min yesterday laying on 80
men. shipments will be resumed in tho
spring u the metal markets warrant.
obstruction on the uriacc and dcvei-
0nmcnt work continues
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MINING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals,

Local ore buyers are making
settlements today on the basis 81
59ts cents per ounces Tor silver.
.eh cents q pound Tor casting
copper, i2H cents a pound for ca
th@de copper and tA75 per 100
pounds for lead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-04
DAILY WEST MINE
MAY RESUME WORK
Message from Park City States
Men Are Willing to Call
Strike OFF.
OTHER PROPERTIES TO START.
owing 10 Condition. Prevailing torce
MAY he smaller Thai When III
Advised Action Was Taken.

At,h,,,,,,. ....,. .tt. ,Ni.isls OF the
49, 800. womb
COMMIT, ,h.n,-' .,,.,. ~, ,ho proposltion.
Il was learn, from reliable source
today tb.t Ns,,ger Ernest Bnmber-
me- .r.lc,. a
eTI Nouio' h an llNs''''"''
resumption Of operations M the lazy
West and otn,r mines iu Park city
., ,.nt.t T.. "a, ,,s,arerial iuris-
49,.
Wctlnih during the pre- en' wen
ibh within fte next IS hours.
n,aseaee .tofn Park CITY today
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PRODUCE.


CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE wheat market OBJ
enod weak on renewed selling by long
which was based on a break OF nearly
two pence AT Liverpool and on tfcsh
aiufnn ln Ftocks The market rallied con-
sidcrnhlv soon after the opening on SCAT
tered demand nv commission houses ne ~
lv an the initial loss being rcgaincd DC
cemher opened 4 toih lower at ~ to'"'s
and adanccd TO o.
break IN wheat. but quickly rallied on
huvinc bv shorts and local bulls Local
receipts were greater than had been eN-
nected but this WIS offset hy numerous
reports Of small returns from husklnt.
December opened half 60 Nc lower az
5Sis TO q ana advanced 70 59dis.
There was only a small trade ~ oats
and tho market was rather weak re
ccipts were more than estimated be.
cember opened p lower At $50 aud SOLO
Provisions were weak because OF sales
bv local hackers Trade OF small volume.
January pork was on ~ at l4@; lard
was down MIX at $50 and ribs were %
lower at 752i5
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Nov sugar raw quiet;
fair refining g. ~. centrifugal IS test 3 %,
molasses sugar $50. refined steady.
crushed $50, powdered $40. r7nulated
Cone quiet: No. Rio g.. 80 9 santos
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Nov. Butter steady. cream
cries 9lIG9iac. dairles lsn22c.
Eggs steady at mark cases Included
lfdWlg
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UNLISTED STOCKS.


Columbus Con. 100 al ESQ. 100 at
2.75
Lower Mammoth. 100 at SO. 100 at
l.3o. s. 60; 300 al 1.32is. 100 at 100
Mammoth 400 al 90
Uncle sam. 100 at 10. zoo al ~. o.
100 at 7l 400 AT TO-
Beck IrnneL 400 al G8. 900 al g.
Black Jask. 100 az %. 1000 I'D 90
500 40 22ia $500 az FL. 1000 al glis
Colorado, Li00 at .05: 900 al 3 s2tt.
Grown Point. 500 at 33.
Mountain Lake. $50 az 40. zoo az Al.
200 az 40h
New York. 1900 at 1879.
sioux Con. 1900 al 81. 8i00 az g..
= 500 500 az 36isi HOO at 37E.
seven proughs, 100 az So 900 al 81
AZ a..
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Tonopah Nevada. 500 bid. Montana
Tonopah. i.S5 hid Tonopah Extension.
LIS Did; MacNsmara, lsdl9. Midway
47d 50 Tonopah Belmont t.02h CLOS.
Tonopah North Star. 10di2. Ohio Tono-
pah 2dS; Rescue. 4 bid Tonopah &
California. asked: Golden Anchor. "a
s. Jim Butler. As asked Cash Boy, 4
asked: Monarch Pitts Extn. 3 bid.
Montana Midway Extn.. 2 bid; Golden
Crown. 8 bid
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a y. So. Temple. Both
phones go.