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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-06
M'FALL CLOSES
BIG MINING DEAL
Ten Million Dollar Company is
Launched to Operate in
Three States.
THE CORONA CONSOLIDATED.
WIN Operate Mines In Colorado, Utah,
Nevada and Idaho---Is
Draper District.

r. o. McFall returned from Denver
today where he succeeded in closing up
an important mining deal, which has
resulted In the merger OF mining prop
critics located in Colorado, Utah. Neva-
da and Idaho. and forming the basis for
the organization of the Corona Consoli-
dated Mines company, with a capitali-
cation of si0,00o,00o, The Denver Post
of last Sunday contains the following
about the transaction and gives some
idea as to its Importance. The Corona
mine, situated in Cripple Creek, is al
ready dividend payer:
THE plans We're contaminated
through Atty. +. Austin Wilson OF
State street, Boston, who met here with
his consulting engineer, f. o. Neral Of
Salt Lake. The companies consolidated
are the Amalgamated Idaho Mines
company, the Corona Gold Mining COM
pany, the Empress Mining company and
the Elk Mountain Mining company,
representing n capitalization of SS000,-
900. The assemblage is called the CO.
roma Consolidated Mines company with
n capitalization of $4,000 900. 1t owns
800 acres In the heart of the Ely dis
trict, near the Guggenheim mines; 200
acres In the Mt, Pisgah district Idaho,
rs miles east of Pocatello. l20 acres at
Irwin, Colo. 100 acres on Galena noun
tain, Gunnison county, and 100 acres at
Bowerman and Cripple Creek, besides
stock in the Amalgamated Nevada
Mines and Power company, which is
listed on the New York and Boston eX-
changes at SO to 81 per share.
'','he Idaho property shows large
vein of free milling ore. assaying Sl2 per
ton. also seven other veins aggregating
nearly 100 feet of ore. There are one
and a half miles of workings on this
ground, which is showing nearly $1,000
900 in ore reserves, all free milling. ~
new tunnel is being driven $500 feet
and a large milling plant is to be in~
stalled, The Galena mountain prop
erty shows four feet of ore, which is
being extracted and shipped to Pueblo
shelters. This property Is soon to pay
n dividend OF 25 per cent. The irwin
property has 1000 feet of tunnel work,
showing veins aggregating 30 feet OF
mineral. The shipping ore assays $50
per ton. The other properties show ore,
especially the group at Ely, which has
the extensive copper deposits charac-
teristic OF the big mines there. Engi-
neer McFall has just completed an ex-
animation OF these mines for Mr.. Will
son and his associates, and speaks very
highly of them.
''The merging of these enterprises Is
an important event and the new cor
poration win operate heavily in Colora-
do, as we'll as Nevada and Idaho. 1t
will have offices in Denver. Salt Lake
and Boston, and the stock viii be listed
on the exchanges of these cities. Mr..
Wilson leaves tonight for the east.
In addition TO the properties men
toned In the foregoing is group in
the Draper, Utah, DISTRICT, belonging to
the Ely Bell Mining Company. which
is also TO go into the merger
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ALL DAY STOCKS
TENDED DOWN

New York, Aug 1.-THE opening move
ment of the prices Of stocks reelected an
uncertain speculative sentiment. The
dealings were quite active and small
losses predomlnated but there was lib
oral sprinkiing OF gains. Union Pacific
and Kansas city Southern preferred fell
q and Sugar u. Pennsylvania rose y
and United states Rubber first preferred
2.
Except for brief respite from ths
selling prcssure around 1890 the dow l.
ward movement OF prices was unimpeded
during the first hour. The eastern TRUNK
lines stocks and Atchison were ABOUT ,ile
only stocks that showed any resistance
to the gain, but the selling pressure ies-
sened townras II o'clock. Among. the
noteworthy losses were Southern halfway
preferred, Delaware l.aoRaWannh o.
Great Northern preferred "a, sugar ~
Union Pacific, Northern paci ~ ~ & st
Louis and Peoples Gas Ia, ana the Dali
ance of the list l to ~ .,,
After insignificant rallies selling wnich
sent prices lower than before, was renew,
ed Nothern Pacific and Pressed Steel
Car lost 8. St Paul. Great Northern ore
Certificates, Amalgamated Copper ana
Lead gIh. Reading 2fii. st. Louis SOUTH
western preferred 2, and American Sinei'-
Bonds were easy at noon.
The Improvement was small AZ noon
Am,t,car Tobacco preferred declined 2
There was another drop IN the marke.
after o'clock In which smelling was
the greatest loser. Other stocks fell back
II near ther earlier figures or below. "A
sharp rally followed in which some OF the
grain carriers and speclalues recovered
point. Smelling and SlosS reached S5s.
North American ?. and Frisco second
preferred IA.
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LION HILL SCHEME.
Movement on TO Consolidate Northern
Light and Other Mines.

The call for special meeting OF
shareholders OF the Northern Light
Mining & Milling company, with prop
erty on Lion hill IN the Camp Floyd
district has led TO some inquiry as TO
the purpose of the gathering and It has
developed that some OF the parties in
tercsted In the enterprise are using
their efforts towards bringing about a
coalition of several mining properties
IN the immediate vicinity. Tho meet
ing Is TO be held on Sept. and II Is
proposed 60 unite tine Northern Light
Columbia and Chloride Point mines and
operate them under one management.
II Is proposed 10 organize what is 10
be known as the Lion Hin Consolidated
Mining company, with a capital OF L.
100000 shares, par value 81, with $4,000
shares In the treasury. The Northern
Light company Is to turn It's Issued
stock, which amounts 10 approximately
320, 900 Of the 100000 shares capitaliza.-
ton on a basis OF two sharese for ono
Of the new company, to be represented
In treasury stock of the latter and out
Of which tho Northern Lights Indebted
ness OF $500 IN TO be paid,
The Chloride Point ana Columbia will
be taken care OF with the remaining
$4,000 shares OF promotion stock IN tho
now company, and Mr. Hubbard and
his associates will guarantee the financ-
Ing OF the proposition by the sale OF
treasury stock.
Something like i2 on 10 years ago, the
Chloride Point and Northern I4sht
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LAWSON AFTER
THE BLACKB|RD
Beaver Mine Has Been Subjected
To Examination Directed
BY Col. Parish.
FOR MEvADA-UTAH CO.
Docs Cactus Orc Body Cut Into
Blackbird Ground? Some De-
clare That IL Does.

There are good grounds for the belief
that a controlling interest in the Black
bird Gold & Copper company, with
properties in Beaver county has been
tleld up by the Nevada Utah Mines &
SHELTERS corporation In which Thomas
w. Lawson is a conspicuous figure.
The property of this company is sit
uated In Copper Gulch and almost COM
pletely surrounds the domains of the
Newhouse Mines & smelters corpora
ton. II is considered to be valuable
one and II taken In win add materially
to the attractiveness of the Nevada
Utah proposition.
Tie Blaetbird group has been sub
jected to a recent examination by ex-
perts sent here IN the interests OF
Lawson and associates and the work
was conducted under the direction OF
Col William A. Parish.
IL has been claimed by parties inter-
ested IN the Blaekbird company that
tho big ore body opened in the Cactus
extends over into Blackbird ground and
they are even going so far as to make
the assertion that the major portion
OF II is on the Blackbrd side OF the
vertical line dividing the two properties.
II ~ said Col. Parish has expressed
himself as being emlnently satisfied
with the location of the property but
further than that has not felt at liberty
10 do any talking for publication.
The Blackblrd was a promotion of the
late Dr. =. a. II. Franklin, and has
long been regarded as being a property
OF great merit, but between financial
difficulties. litigation and other causes,
further than doing what the law re-
qulros done each year to hold title TO
the hnpatcnted claims, little has been
done towards the exploitation of the
property. The Franklin interests and
those controlled by John Il. Dubois OF
Pennsylvania are stlll at loggerheads,
aud It would seem that the turning OF
the property over 10 the Nevada Utah
win he the means OF settling the con-
troversy and VIII lead TO the beginning
of vigorous campaign of development
there az no distant day.
The Nevada Utah company already
has possession of the Comet claim,
which was obtained from A. b. LOWS,
the originator of the organization II
also has possession Of the Imperial
property south Of the Blackbird. II the
three mines are brought into the pro-
posed coalition, no other company OPP
Grating In Beaver ounty win control
as much territory The acquisition of
the Blaekbird Is essential TO insure &C.
onomlc operation OF the Comet mine,
Although Mr.. Dubois has disclaimed
that he Is here for the purpose, Il is
believed that the Blackblrd deal has
been discussed with representatives, OF
the Nevada Utah company within the
Dasi few days.
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500 REWARD, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dread
euro in all its stages, and that Is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical frater-
nifty. Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease, requires Il constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease. and
giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address: Il. ]. CHENEY & CO,
Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
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IN SEVEN TRoUaHs.
Broker Il. NJ. West Says This Nevada
District is Big One.

T.. NJ. West. the well known broker
mas returned from a trip to the Seven
Iroughs district in Nevada very en-
tnusiastic over the possibilities of that
region. He says the labor difficulties
nave been adjusted and the best of
relations now exist between the min
ers and mine owners. The only con-
tention he noticed anywhere was be-
tween the several town site agents
Mr.. West is of the opinion that the
town of Seven Troughs has the best
claim to become n metropolis, owing to
the advantage OF having plenty of
water as we'll as being in close prox-
unity to the big mines of the camp.
The Maxuma Hills mine, is. consid-
cred to be big bonanza and 1t is
claimed that three foot body IF ore
mas been exposed averag ing $3.50 to
the ton. Leasers are doing we'll and
the whole camp carries the air of
prosperity.
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BOSTON
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 6.-Bearish sentiment
predimoinated in the wheat market at
the opening today because OF favorable
weather in the northwest. Lower prices
about an easier tone. September opened
a shade higher to hNh lower at a0}s
to slh, sold up to 9lls and then do
clined to e13sqsoB Minneapolis. Duluth
The corn market was steady despite
the fact that local receipts were coneid-
erably above the estimate. September
OIencd u shade higher to 1sMA lower
at % to 55ii and sold at sos.
The oats market was somewhat easier
al the opening because Of realizing sales
upon the part of some OF the bulls, who
haze been buying heavily during the last
few days. Tic general sentiment was
also less bullish than for several days
past. September opened Is to y lower
at 4S1s to 435s. sold up to AZ and then de-
The provisions market was easier be-
cause OF lower prices for live hogs. Sep
tem6er pork opened 5 cents lower at
lS,S'ls; lard was down sig at 9.12I. and
ribs were unchanged mt s.72is
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Aug. 6.--sugar, raw. quiet
Fair refining, S.3i1slf3 43Iz; centrifugal, 95
test. s.sS1s nolasses sugar, 3.12isip3. 1870
RAfined-Quiet, Crushed $40; powder
ed 10; gfanulated, $50.
G. Coifee- u No. Z Rio. SIS; No. 4
Santos rs.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. Aug. .-Wheat--Spot, quiet.
No. l red western winter, rs ID; futures
Is 4lsd.
corn---Spot, American mixed. firm, Ga
nd; old northern, steady, 5s 2lkd; fu-
lures firm. DIS ll&d; Dec. nominal
BUTrBR AND EGGS.
Chicago, Aug. 6.-Butter. steady; cream
cry, On24. dairy, 1Sifl22.
Eggs, steady, at mark, cases included,
HAS.
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REGULAR CALL SAVES

" A%&AiN NT-Alsll EOAl-f4ES.
Daily Judge, 1.a25@70O.
Little Bell, 1O0GDS45.
2.95. -OVV
May Day. 1,5Oo@41h
New. Fairview, 5006p20.
Silver Shield. 500QD12.
Star Con, 400m54: 600@53.
Uncle Sam. 2OO997.
Beck Tunnel, 100m1.92lk. 2006D1g5.
Grown Point, 1.S00@1.20.
Iron Blossom, l,2000i,32is: 5m120;
29OI1.30.
Mountain Lake. t,1Oo6sO: 1,oO@7S.
seller so; 500GS0. seller so; 300m77,
seller 60; 500@79: 70OG7S; 10000
rs. seller 60
New York, 300mt6.
SO. Columbus Con. 700G2.75.
Sioux Con. 1,500m57: 500956.
Seven Troughs. 1o0@65.
Victor Con, 500G14h 500@14.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 95Oa1s5
Crown Point 2.4O0@1.17h; 5000
100, seller 80.
Lower Mammoth, 2Oo@2.s7s. 1000
a3O0.
Little Chief, 1,500@s.
May Day, 500@4l. seller 80.
Seven Troughs, 100@6b.
Tetro, 500@lS.
Sioux con. 1,ocO@55; 5OO@54.
RECAPITULATION.
Shares. Amount
Regular call ........l6.920 S1S,0SS.50
open board .l2.1oO 12,29O.5O
Forenoon totals. $4,000 ss1,s79.oo
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA

Omaha. Aug. e-Cattler-Receipts, 200;
market strong to 10 cents higher. Native
steers, 4. soar Is; cows and heiIers' s.v9
ASS; western steers s;sqoi 49, > sn N
AS: Gamers, 2.O0Gl3.o; stockers and feed,
ers, 2.75d5.15; calves, 2.iSaS.'5; bulls ana
stays. 2.5l4.75.
lower. Heavy, 5I015. 90; mixed. 5.I545 81;
light, 5.9oa6.l0: pigs 5.e0a6.Oo' bulk, 0.'oW
$50.
err Yearlings, 5.5oN6.2o; wathers. 6.WQ
5.G5; ewes, 1895 40; lambs, e.5oaf so.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. .--cattle--Receipts, T.
OO0: market steady. Beeves, 4.S1gI. 90
550q7 %; good to prime steers, b.Se0I 30;
poor to medium, l.5oR5.50; stockers and
fecders, 2. 10u6.50
lower. Light, 5,95q6. 40; mixed. $3.50 80;
heavy. 5.iOG6.2O; rough, 5.4Gao. 20; pigs.
5.Iei6.2O; good to choice heavy, e.l0a6.0
bulk, 5.e5M6.2o.
to 10 cents higher. Natives, S.75a6.go;
western, 3.75@5.S5; yearlings, 6,l0a6. 10;
lambs, 5,50G7.5O; western. S,I5ql.So. \
KANSAS CITY,
10000. including 900 southerns. market
strong. Native steers. 5.0gQi7.2; southern
steers, 8, 25ll5 10; southern cows, 2,0la3 40:
native cows and heifers. 2.NQS. 70; stock
$50; calves, 3.5Oa6.oO; western steers, 400
a5.S; western cows. 2.75lpi~30
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market cents
lower. Bulk. 5.S@6.l0: heavy, 5.9Odp6.O0;
packers, S.Sa6.l0; pigs and lights. 500
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong.
Muttons, 5.25Gte.0; lambs, 6.75QiT. 20; range
wethers, 5.oa6.2S; fed ewes, 4.5oa6.25.
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CONCENTRATEs.

Lorln Morrison departed for Beaver
county last night on mining business
He will not be home till the latter part
OF the week.
Tho ore and bullion settlements re-
ported by Mccormick & Company were
Crude ore and concentrate, $4,000; base
bullion, $4,000.
d. IL. Perry returned yesterday from
Los Angeles after an absence OF sew
erai months. He says the southern
California metropolis is getting to be
n real good mining town and declares
that II Is growing better all the time.
The activity IN southern Nevada and
Arizone camps has aroused the Cali
fornians into action. Besides, many
people who have made fortunes In
mines In Nevada. Arizona and Utah
have gone there TO reside and natural
~ they are contributing towards max
Ing n big mining center out Of Los
Angeles. The Los Angeles mining ex-
change is doin ga fairly good bust
ness, but OF course the sales do not
anywhere near compare with what the
Salt Lake exchange Is doing,
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Trading Opened Today With Daily
Judge On Active List.

The days trading on the floor of the
Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange be-
gan with the sale of 1926 shares of DAILY
Judge at 81. Next came Little Bell
the active Tintic stocks were Lower
Mammoth, May Day, Star Consolidated
Uncle Sam, Beck Tunnel, Crown Point
and Sioux Consolidated. Mountain Lake
continued to sag and dropped to IS
cents a share. The stock had absolute
~ no support, yet there We're buyers for
1t as fast ms offered. The opinion is
expressed by brokers that the bottom
has probably been reached and that a
recovery may be looked for almost any
hour.
Among the unlisted stocks, Ely Witch
sold at 80 and 30 cents and Uintah
Treasure Hill at Al and ~ cents.
The closing quotations and sales were
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Aug. 6.-Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 0a26 fine
mediums, 1921; fine, 1sQa.
BOSTON
Boston, Aug. 6.-Although surface con-
ditions in the local wool market are quiet
there is considerable undercurrent OF me-
gotiation and some manufacturers are
reported to have purchased heavily. Re-
ceipts from the west are large. Finer
grades OF wool still lead In the demand.
Oregon staple in the grease are quoted
at q to "a cents, with some sales as
high as % cents
The demand for territory wool Is active
and considerable fine Nevada has chang
ed hands at from 20ia to 22i1c.
Foreign woods are quiet.
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Good To Hold,

Is stock that every quarter
(threo months pays a dividend at
the rate OF seven 60 per cent per
nnnum free from all taxes. insur
ance, etc. Such n dividend payer Is
the PREFERRED STOCK in the
UTAH-IDAHo SUGAR COM
PANY. We can buy for You this
or any other commercial stock that
is on the market. Those who have
bought stocks through us can sell
today for a good advance over the
price paid and have had a good
rate on their investment In the
meantime. orders to either buy or
sell promptly and carefully cxe-
cuted.
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mines were regular producers OF ore;
not, however, upon a very extensive
scale, Both were equipped with milling
plants, which have since been disman-
tied and the equipment sold to the sec
ond hand man. Neither plant was built
suitable to the ore of which the re-
spective mines We're eproductive and
proved to be failures
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
r,,pAY,S.

Coop. Investment Assn. to Finch
Rogers Mulvey Co., part of lot o.
block 12i. plat y ...................,
Jnu. r. Newman co lens p. r.
Egelund, land In section 3S, town
skiL ] ncuth. range east.
L M. Hopson to Oscar Erickson,
part of lot G, block 1. 5-acre plat
Jno. Lolliu to Carl S. Lollln, ct al,
part OF lot 2. block "a, plat A, etc,
C.. Hansen to James Nelson, lot Q,
etc, block 80 Sandy Station.......,
Henry W. Schuettler and wife to
". -. Young. part of lot 8, block
"a, plat Il
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock &c Co.. furnish the
following quotations on Nevada min
ing stocks from San Fracisco today:
CoMsTocK.
ophir. 1.OO@1.o5:5 Mexican. 6s@e4:
Gould & Curry, 12@ II; Con. Va, SO
a 60; Savage, SO bid; Hale & Nor
cross, 70 asked: Yellow Jacket. 1,0O9
Oh; Belcher, 25@27 Confidence, 70
Q75; Sierra Nevada. 33 bid; Ex-
chequer, 35 bid; Union. 30G31.
ToNoPAH
Tonopah Nevada, 1915 bid: Montana
Tonopah, 3.o0@305; Tonopah Exten-
sion, 1.50 asked; MacNamara. 24025;
Midway, 10 bid; Tonopah Belmont. $40
bid; Tonopah North STAR IL bid Ohio
Tonopah. 2@S; West End Cons, 74Gp
75; Rescue. 12@14; Tonopah & Cali
fornia, 5@7; Golden Anchor. 1904;
Jim Butler. 91@92; Cash Boy, sos;
Home. 8 bid; Boston Tonopah, 10
asked; Monarch Pitts. Extn., 10 asked;
Montana Midway Extn.. 364; Golden
Grown, 10 asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 4514s; Red Top, 400
bid: Mohawk. 1900 bid Col Mt, SO
bid; Jumbo, 400 bid; Jumbo Ext.
1.S7h @1.sO; Vernal, 1905; Penn
sylvania. 3 asked; Goldfield Mining
Co., 160@1.75; Kendall, 30@34;
Booth. 4S@4a; Blue Bull, 39@i0;
Adams. 1904; Silver Pick. 62@63;
May Jueen, IL bid; Nevada Boy, bid:
Black Butte Ext. 7@S; Blue Bell, II
a is; Dixie. 6@7 Goldfeld, Columbia,
3S@45; Hibernia, 7@S; st. Ives. 94Q
81: Conqueror. 13 ola; Black Rock
as; Lone Star. 2O@21; G. Wonder,
90 bid; Potlatch, 40 asked; ORC. 226
20; Kendall Ext. 30 bid; Sandstone
Ext. 4 a 5; Mayne, 8 rs; Atlanta, 61 q
ct. Bend. 75@77; Simmerone. 20 bid:
Empire. 9q11; Red Top Exten., 24@
25; Florence, 5.S7ik95.40; D'field b. b.
Con, 26@27; Goldfeld Daisy, 1.s2is@
1856; Laguna. 1.4O bid; Commonwealth.
26 bid; Comb. Fraction, 2.2593.2o; CT.
Bend Exten.. 14G15; CT. Bend Annex.
10 bid Midtown, 40 asked: p. b. Bo-
nanza. 7@S; Kewe nos, SlGs4; Esmeral-
da. II asked; Portland. % asked;
Crackeriack 22@2s; r; Mohawk, Ito
tension. 9@11; L. Dillon, sG9; Y. Tiger,
21@22; Grandma. 16@17. S. p. Bxten..
4d5; Y. RaSe, S0l0; Col. Mt Exten..
3@5; Goldfeld Con, s.5OGs. 521a; D'feld
Triangle. 20@22.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, As bid: Mani. Min. Co.
% ". Ntubts oB
bid; Dexter, 12G14; l.. Joe, eos;
Crescent, asked; Combination. 2GD4;
Granny. 22@23; Mustang. 2o@21; Lit
tie Grey, 20 asked: Cow Boy. asked;
Ong. Manu-, 1O@12; Broncho, Z bid;
j. Jack. 10 bid; Pinenut, Gm7; Buffalo,
5 asked; S. Dog. asked; Y. Horse,
bid Ind Camp, 7 bid.
BULLFROG.
Original, 7@s; Builfrog Mining, lao
Is: Mont. Bullfrog, sGp5 National Bank,
2O@22; l.. Harris, 2d3; Amethyst, 2+@
%; Gold Bar, So bid: Steinway, 6 ask
ed: Denver Bullfrog Annex, asked
Bonnie Claire, 44@45; Mayflour Con,
36GS7; Montgy. Sho. Ext, 74S; G. Scep-
ter, bid; Homestake Con, 92d93; Y.
Girl, 4@6; Nugget. bid Tramp Con,
I@43 Victor, bid; Sunset, bid;
Daisy, bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew sik King. 10 asked; Fair
view Eagle 70 asked; Nevada Hills,
5.95a6.l0; Pittsburg sill. Peak, 1.371s1
i.40; North Star Wonder. 4q6; Eagles
Nest, 799; Ruby Wonder, 25 asked;
Alice OF Wonder, asked.
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YESTERDAYS.

Hans Il. vunder to Tony jacobson.
Blue. Bell ct al, in Little Cotton
NJ. p. d. Underwood to +. C. I'M
derwood, part OF lot 6, block q.
derwood, part of lot 6, block q,
plat b -. Observation-Disclosures.
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GEO. M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds. We desire your
orders for anything in our line.
Rooms 5i2-5ls Templeton Building.
Phone BELL 81.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a E. So. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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e. NJ. WEST & CO., stock brokers,
d. F. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
dee and residence
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KEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS
Just issued. Send to Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City. Utah. for
a free copy. Special terms TO dealers.
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a. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. PIG d. q. Walker Block
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NJ. =. Hanauer ]. " sadler.
lG2 30. West Temple, p. o, box 1t46.
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CANNON & CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers. is f. s. Tenn. Both Phones
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Bird Cowan Co.
Custom Assaye-s and Chemists, 160
South West Temple St
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Fairvlew Sik King. 10 asked; Fair
view Eagle, 10 asked; Nevada Hills.
595@6l0; Pittsburg sill. Peak 1910
l.40 North Star Wonder. 446; Eagles
Nest, 799; Ruby Wonder, 25 asked;
Alice OF Wonder, asked.