davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

Par1sians who like to have a des-
ignating epithet for everything and
everybody, call the actresses who ride
In touring cars, wrapped up in automo-
bile coats. 1.-THE little bears of the
boulevards."
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

John 70. Willsie, chief of the secret
service, is one of the best amateur
magician in the. co ,ss.,,sss' In J 7rforms
wonders with deck OF cards and his
sleight-of-hand maneuvers with coin
handkerchiefs and other objects are a
source of constant wonder to his
friends.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

Bomb-throwing seems to be on the
increase in this country. Funny that
it isn't applauded as 1t is when 1t
happens away off in Russia.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

There is reinsurance for Mr.. At
wood in the words from Berlin that
surgery can now attach beheaded
mans head to the trunk again, that
is unless the man has lost his head
entirely.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

The biggest gain in numbers Of i'm,
migrants last year was from Italy,
Russia, Greece, Turkey and the orr.
ent. 1t should not be rashly said
that this is not cause for congratula-
ton. 1t may be in the places they
came from.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

The burning of the BRIDES toys Us
part of the wedding ceremony in
Japan. The bride lights torch
which she hands to the bridegroom.
who with 1t lights fire in which the
toys are destroyed
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

1t is sad when our friends depart,
but it is worse when our virtues die.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

Lady-You say your conscience
never troubles you. Have you new
er done anything you were ashamed
of?
Tramp-Yes, ma'am. l once work
ed for living.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

Work seems to be waiting for the
person who can do it. In Detroit the
employment agencies are said to be
practically Idle because there are few
out Of work. In Boston a free state
employment bureau, opened on De-
cember 3, announced in an advertise
ment printed on the Saturday before,
that It had on its books demand for
more than 400 workers at wages vary
sng from five dollars month and
board for boy. to $50 week for
workers in an electrical shop
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

In commemoration of the rare fore.
sight and wisdom and the indomitable
courage which led William H. Seward,
then secretary of state, to induce an
unwilling congress to purchase Alaska
for his country the citizens of Seattle
will erect a monument to common.
crate the act which has endeared the
grand old statesman to the people OF
the northwest. 1t is planned to com.
plete the monument in time for the
Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition, which
is to be held in the summer OF 1909.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

Until the sultan engaged Euro
pean artillery expert, Raisuli didn't
know that the imperial forces were
firing at him.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-30

The New Zealand International ex-
hibition, now in progress, Is the most
important one ever held In Austral-
asia. 1t covers IA acres, and the cost
OF the main buildings is estimated at
100000, though the entire expendi-
lures before opening were probably
three times that sum- All nations
were invited to exhibit, and 1t is re-
GREETED that American Mapufac-
turers did not respond. The Stand
ard OIL company, through its New
Zealand representative, is the only
American concern with an exhibit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
SOME COPPER GOSSIP.
Conditions at the shannon Mine We're
Never Better.

Houchton. Mich. oct ts.-The last
50 fest OF ground AT the Mcdoia mine
of Kewecnma i- Boo the richest ground
$50 tlr cut.
Notwithstanding the low price on
which the shares OF the shannon Cop
mon compauy are selling in common
with the balance of the copper list
conditions at the mine were never pet
ten The new furnace has been IN
stalled although maximum produc-
lion IS not haiag forced, the sineller US
outputung at thc rate OF l,ooo'ouo
pounds per month. The management
believes that for some time 10 come
au aggressive construction eNpendl-
lures have beer completed, and that
from now ON tho property VIII show an
ability to mine ite copper and lana the
same I'M New York at am outside cost
of llL cents pen pound. In connection
with improvements In the operating ue-
uartment there has been "a marked
bettarmeut recently I'm the copper con-
tents of the ore. The concentrating
ores have recently improved from an
average of 2.5 10 32 per cent The
smelling ores average about : per cent
The company finances are also IN
good shape. During the past year after
$3.50. 900 was Glshursed in DIVIDENDS
s265 900 was added to working capital
President Amster says the shannon
mine Is looking better than ever before
IN It's history and the plant is In bet
ter shape than ever 10 realize the best
working results. our manager writes
that ne can produce copper al the mine
not TO exceed 10 cents per pound. Al
the present time the cost Of mining
including development work will not
average above $3.50 per ton and IL has
been as low as $500 per ton. The con-
centrating costs are now down 10 81
cents per ton ana they figure that the
total costs including charges OF every
character win not exceed $3.50 per ton
This is "a very creditable showing and
President Amster Is of the opinion that
Of AN the copper mines of the coun-
try shannon cost per pound Is today
lower than the average. In addition
TO other improvements, shannon is
making today ID larger saving Of copper
from its concentrates than ever before
or about % por cent. We have today
over 5000 share holders. 10 is 90 be re-
GREETED that tie splendid condition of
the mine, IFS plant. its finances. should
develop at a time OF such conditions in
the general stock and metal markets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
LOCAL MARKET REPORT.

I'm today's local markets. the receipts
include car lots of grapes and sweet
potatoes from California. cranberries
from the sand dunes of Cane Cod.
Mass, fine new figs from southern
California, Irish potatoes from Cache
valley and southern Idaho. and express
shipments Of seasonabls vegetables. To-
Guiding plentiful supply OF lettuce
from the coast Live poultry is arriv-
ing in larger lots. now that growers
are In mind 20 dispose OF their surplus
stock. This is cutting down the supply
Of eastern poultry. oysters are selling
strong. The price of Cranberries has
advanced 81 per barrel I'm the east. but
there has been no advance here. as local
dealers laid In stocks at former low
prices and can afford 10 neglect the
eastern advance. Veal and lamb are on
"a shade wholesale, The prices obtain
Ing today, are as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
uTAH,s COKE OUTPUT.
What Figures Released by L. :. Geo
logical Survey Show.


In publishing the statistics Of man
ufacturc Of coke I'm Colorado and Utah
the statistcian OF the United States
geological survey has combined the
production OF the two states In order
90 avoid divulging confidential infor-
nation regarding individual opera
tons.
The coke manufactured In Colorado
and Utah IN 1906 amounted TO 1,455,-
Sos short tons valued at S4,504,74S,
against 1,3TS,S24 tons. valued at S4,-
1882 in 1905. The Increase IN 1906
was therefore 7z0St tons or SO per
cont. in vcgue. The average price
per ton advanced from $3.O2 In 1905
90 S8.09 I'm 1906.
THE number Of coking establish
ments en- 1906 was the Same as I'm
the two years preceding. but the
plumber OF ovens Increased from 1925
iu 1908 20 4,103 ia 1905. One estab-
D. hment of 20 ovens was Idle In
1906.
All Of the coal used in the manu-
farture of coke In these states I'm
1905 was slack. AID about 20 per cent
of a. was washed. In 1906 there
were 10S.3O6 tons of run-of-mine coal
used. of which 703.44O tons were
washed The quantity Of slack coal
made into coke I'm 1906 was l,857,890
tons. az which is2.b3l tons were
washed.
An advance chapter from Mineral
Resources OF the United StAtes CAL
eudar Year 1906" on the production
of coke 'n 1906. prepared by =. w.
Parker. chief statistician OF tho Unit
ed states geological survey, viii De
ready for distribution by the survey
some time IN November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
GOLDFIELD

sandstone, 2O02I: Col Mt. ga
30; Jumbo Ext. pc a. ~: Vernal. 10
asked; Booth, 22Q22 Blue Bull. 20
q p. Adams. SOS; Silver Pick. goa
"a; Nevada Boy. 3 bid; Black Butte
Ext, 4m5; Blue Bell. SOLO: Dixie,
3 bid; Goldheld Columbiak % asked;
Hibernia. 3 bid. ST. Ives 40 bid. Con-
queror, 5m6; Black Rock. ga
B; Lone star. 12613: G.. Won
der. asked: Potlatch, 40 ask
ed. ORC S bid Kendall Ext,
103; Sandstone Ext. 2M3;
Wayne, bid; Atlanta, 25G27;
CT. Bend 31a82; Simmerone. bid,
Empire. 5d6 Red Top Ext. 1911;
'Ftorenoe, 2a2la 6G75; DFheld IL IL.
Cons. 1917; GOldneld Daisy, 53a54.
Laguna. 80 bid; Commonwealth. II ask
ed, Comb. Fraction. 1.O0Q1.02h; CT.
Bend Annex, asked, Midtown. "a ask
ed: b. b. Bonanza. 3Q4; KewanOs, 25
bid: Esmeralda 3 bid: Crackerjack, sd
0; f. Mohawk 81 bid Red HIS. 25627:
Mohawk Ext, 667; l.. Dillon 7d9: y:
Tiger. 1908; Grandma, Z bid. S. p.
Ext. 405; Y. Rose. 506: Col. Mt Ext,
102: Goldheld Con, 5.07lAQ510; D'held
Triangle, SAT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
aoLpFIELp ourPuT.
Consolidated Company Marketed Big
Tonnage Last Week.


Tonnage Last Week.
According to "a dispatch from Cold
field. 2 mines In that camp produced
CAN tons OF ore last week. The
heaviest output was from the Com
solidated compAnys mine-abOut
1900 tons Of the value of about 500
"a t1n--which has been sdnt to the
salt Lake valley shelters FOR treat
mcnt
The Nevada G0iddeld Reduction
company also received 1b9 tons a
total from the mines of 2,614 tons.
The CombinWtion and Beg0le leases
added g15 tons, making a total ~
$3.50 tons from the Mohawk The
Combination shipped as tons ~ $500
ore To- the smelter and sent ZIG tons
to- The local sampler besides treating
500 tons at the mill, total Of l64
TONS The total tonnage for the Con-
sclidAtod properties was 1850, worth
100000.
For 2f1 tons OF ore FIRM the Little
Florence lease the Western ore Pur-
chasing company today gave It's check
for $56.1U5.53. The ore was settled
for on controls showing the following
gold contents 1442 ounces, 1908
ounces. 6.61 ounces. 1907 ounces and
1923 ounces. respectively per ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
MAY RAISE RATES.
Mining and Smelling Men In Old Mex
leo Aroused.

itO AfNN~ths
city of Mexico oct 2i.-Tho mining
and smelling men Of Mexico are great
ly aroused over the proposition which
i- now pending before the federal tariff
commission to raise the freight rates
ua ore about so per cent A new sys-
tenn of ratings and Consultations on an
ore has been submitted Go the commits
sion hy the railroads comprising the
government merger system. aud the
prospects are said GO Doe highly luyOr-
able f0r approval Boy the commission.
The proposed changes mean au increase
oT ratios from % minimum oi about 10
per cent tn a maximum Of moro than 100
pyr cent ~ is claimed that the aver
age increase Win bee about 30 per cent
Miners all over the country have filed
formal protests against the propose
increase with the commission.
10 Is claimed that if this advance is
sanctioned by The commission IL viii
mean Joss Co mine owners Of moro
than 3i00000o annually, based upon the
present ore shipments and the rates
now in effect Tho most goriOus blow.
however viii De- ln the closing down Of
many loW-grade mines which viii be-
unable 90 stand the advance In rates.
The smelters view che pending PROPOSE
ton with alarm, as 10 Will probably
cause shortage 0f ores and neces-
state "a curtanWent of their output
According to tho railroads side OF tho
ease. au Increase iu the rates on orc
BE- absolutely necessary. The several
orc hauling lines claim that the rates
now BOO effect are rulnously low. that
the ore ia transported at % loss instead
of O. profit and that as matter of JUS
tlCc the application Tor an increase OF
the rates should bo granted hy tho fed
eiul tariff commission
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
oPHIR HILL WINS.
Judge Marshall Ordered DEGREES ln
Two MInIng Cases To.laN.

In the United states district court
today Judge Marshall ordered DEGREES
iu two cases iu which the Ophir nm
Mining company o. defendant In one
issue Thomas + Keeley la plaintiff
and o. tho other Thomas n. Koeley et
al are the plaintiffs. There were four
eases IN an, two of law and two of
equity a week on two ago Judge Mar
shall found e1r defendant company fn
the law cases. ond that decision prac-
uCally applied ON The equity cases dls.
posed OF today Ex-senator W. A
clark of Montana Is at the head of an,
OphIr ilil Mining company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

ported al the close Of business last
week amounted 90 &672,O00.
Capt 4. q. nbbetts has gone 90
the seven TrouEhs. New, district 90
examine the Seven Troughs Tombol
property.
The management OF the New Stock
ton Mining company expects TO get tis
new min cuuiument in operation some-
time today or tomorrow.
Good progress is being made with
the installation OF the new min equip
mcnt at the plant OF the Jennie Gold
Mining company at Gold SPRINGS Iron
county.
statement that the Cumberland Ely
Mining company has more than S2,-
100000 in its treasury with which 70
do development work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

conducted along sound lines. as / be-
love win be the case. it simply will
mean a general check in new enter
priscs calling for heavy capital IN
vestments during the next two or
three years
The copper industry is fundamen-
tally sound. for the reason that this
product Is a necessity I'm twentieth
century civilization. s general COLI
lapse Of the copper industry is not 70
bo looked for, but collapse Of over
stimulated copper demand and prices
not only IS here. but is likely 90 re-
main here for some time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
PARK CITY MINING NEWS.

Work at the Cottonwood Gold ana
Copper property near The Mountain
Lake and owned by Col Nick TreWeek
has been indefinitely discontinued. Mr..
Treweek is expected home from the
east very soon. and upon his arrived
there viii perhaps be something
doing"
Work Is going on steadily az the Mel
sou-Queen. operations being confined
90 the 200 level. when IL has been found
necessary 10 do considerable repair
work IN the drift. There is still a
great amount Of water in the mine
and consequently progress is some
what retarded.
ore shipments Silver King 1,14S,9O0,
DAILY Judge $4,000, Moore Con. Al, 300,
johnson Con. $500; total pounds, $780,
000.-Park Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
PRECIOUS METAL OUTPUT.
Utah Ranks Finh IA Production Of
Gold-Fourth Ia silver.

Washington. ID. a.. oct zO.-Gooree
p Roberts who retired from the poa-
zion ut director of the mint on Aug d.
1901 has completed "a compilation OF
tla statistics un production of gold
ana silver boo The various states and ter-
ut1Ias of tGe United states for the
calendar EpaI 1906. Mr Roberts este
mates in" production of gold lu tho
United states during the calendar year
1900 tl hHf. boon g5i.al8. 500 as against
fsalHU Nl lnr the calendar year 1905. "a
met gain iu 1905 of f6183l00 The prin-
Dllm gain HHH BOZ Alaska. which
amounted tl sil33 200. Neyadas gain
lu gold WHH $500 300. oregon Sc. 700.
Tennessee $4,000. ARIZONA S.. 500, and
virginia $780, Tho greatest loss OF
gold bon amy state was iu Colorado.
where lhare Naa decrease of s. &c., 700.
Tho ncAt largest l1ss Was BOZ Montana,
$4,000 california lose s864 200. Wuah-
'ngtlu. 1901 900, Idaho. $500 600, ana wy
Hming $4,000 THE total number Of fine
ounces OF gold produced was $685. $3.50.
Productions or SILVER
Ans total produptlon % Bliysr ln no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
SANTA MARIA MINE.
Manager Don Mcguire Making Some
Important Improvements.

u has been learned that Don Ma
guIre. manager OF the Santa Maria
Mining company operating north Of
ogden. haa placed m order with one
of the local machinery firms Tor cleo
uiDHl equipment Transmission wires
are to Doe strung 10 the mine from
point OF connection with the lines OF
the Brigham city Power company
riEht away and IN rs expected that
electric drills VIII he pounding away
before the end of the year
The Santa Maria company Is also
building am aerial tramway about b.
600 feet long over which ore ls To Dee
transported to the base OF the moun-
talu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
STOCK HELD ITS OWN.

There "a at least one copper stock
held extensively bv Salt Lake talent
that has NOT sunhrcd seriously hy
the Tao. slump This is Novada
Douglas. Tho lowest mark reached
at any Time was fA2O share and
only 100 shares could be- obtained at
that price. n is now quoted above 81
"a share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
NEW OGDEN COMPANY

Ogden. oct "a - The Jessco
Gold Mining company has died
its articles of incorporation with
enc county clerk The company H
capitalized for 800 900. divided into
aharua Of the par value of DO couts
each Tho company owns four claims
u tho TmmhlehfrrN canyon. weber
The officers of The company owe j. M
WoodWau, president, n ID. ulgEu-
hotHam sr. fIce president a.. A sH1-
uan secretary. Charles Woodward.
treasurer and iho With u. A. Bunch
form the dlroctorato, ......--..-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

United states during the calendar year
1906 ia given at 56.5l1 500 hno ounces Of
the commercial value OF SIS. 256 400. as
against 56l0L600 fine ounces Of the COM
mercial value OF S34.22t. $40 in 1905. The
net gain In the production Of silver dur
ing the calendar year 1906 in Arizona
was 363.500 ounces. California 435.600:
Idaho, 7l0.600, and Utah, l.1SS, 200 The
loss I'm the production Of silver during
the year I'm Montana was GA. 400 ounces
and in Colorado 495. 400 ounces.
The average price OF silver for the
calendar year 1905 was so 6l7 per ounce
as against SO615Si for the calendar year
1906
PRODUCTION BY STATES.
The approximate distribution made
by Mr.. Roberts Of the production OF the
states and territories. of gold and sill
yer for 1906 is as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
CONCENTRATES.

James g. Dick has arrived from
herIn6toni Nov. ON brief business
trip
Sam a. Levy has gone 30 the pr0D-
effY of tho Carrie Mack Mining CONE
p1nY Boa the Deep crcak district
The oTe. and bullion sotglsments re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
STEVENS ON
COPPER TRADE
Money Tightness is Responsible
For the Late Conditions
OF Decentralization.
HOW THE RAILROADS FIGURED
Metal Market Not Yet ON Sure Level
Recovery WIN BE
Slow.


To arrive at a clear understanding
of tho nrp-aur dpmuralizeI condition
/ ., t- ..., ,..,4. 30 d.. necessary TO
'' ''' b., ho-
| k' pAth long Hl7'''0'
| sin with the seueraiiz1tions OF "oiIo-
! vida spare. saws Horace j. stevens, the
| ,ft..l.t...... ...,.,.... .,,,tn..-it,.
,-
Tho Iouhle lN thr ''4-''I l"t'
( merely "a local manifestation uf a dis
| .ae. from, which Tho entire civilized
- ..l.. d..
! W"tid '7 Suu'i tl'A. u' ,-ItD 49,,
H' n'H @idpt "t.Au1. '".i' ''
| ~. VN'F .' lHU NNl,'" tf..i,t
l.u'vny W''. 1.A Iu..'-' rs. RI,
s"' u"-i't"' ,''- '..i ny n.y.. $3.50 ,,f
u'.N .N'l al' uu .'''' .-, '''''
[ '"vN"F "uil"h 'Ht P'.' ','. FL -.
Toy '''' 'l '''. a.
/ l''h uI bH0ilt07 .@49+1 Wy HlD "'
,I.lNlis s".d t ...,.-.,.i.... r.biic h.,
20, ty D., ....,r ~ s,rot,.,
''aii'- 'i IT,, 5.,,.,.i rhe 6nang-
~ '."a" i"' .'' '.s,., ,., fi,,..,,. -i,,..,
during the past few years offers an inn
7,slge ot M.l'i s"9 Dee D A., ,,,a5t M
". ,....+'ts ,,,,. ,,,.f r.iIr,gds have
. t,, 1,,t ,,rs,g calling
,iol !" 'i r.. lr-is or l,,.i
~. '''. No.. IT, .,..,.+ ,,s.s fbas,..
5,,. s,.- ti,,r,,,,rtl, s,tnd viewed
''l' .i,,,.i,--t,,,' .,.+nf tbat of
D'L "'''
'"'''N t,,,,N- IVA. pApoArETER
i''-'
In the past tine iron trade was called
the barometer Of business This Wa
due mainly to the fact that the iah-
roads constituted one of the ldi5est
consuming interests in the iron ana
steel trades. ana the American ra-
roads. often robbed frequently mul-
died in management and haoilutlly
hard up, were unable ia duli times ll
bug rails for replacemeuts and extern
slons. but. with Improvement in ousl-
ness rushed into the market win pi~
ders for new rails, causing rising prices
and boom ir the iron trade. Ihe
American railroads are now financed
along much sCWdey lines and While
their nam purchases are much greater Do
good times than iu dull seasons. there
is no such disparity in orders between
good and bad years as was the case
~ on ~ W M, aelSoc Observation-Disclosures
has been taken by the trolley mes
There are about 10000 miles OF trolley
roads. Including both urban and ln-
ter-urbon lines lu the united states
and plans are under way Tor increases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

cold
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Company furn-
ish the following quotations from san
Francisco today on Nevada mining
stocks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

+. NJ. West 6 Co.. stock broks-s
D. +. Walker Blk. Both phones ...
ice and residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

+. r. Snow & Co, Stock Brokers
q Commercial Blk Both 'Phoneslg-s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

Flour, family, per cwt. ats.
Flour, straight grade, per cwt. ....f On
Flour, high patent. per cwt......... 3. an
Bran ana shorts. per cwt.......... 4 y,
'oih meal Der cWt.........24oT2 En-
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Creamery butter per pound .........ss
Creese, per pound fe91e
Ranch eggs ...................... 2 Z,
eastern Fancy cheese on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

teal estate and Commercial Stocks ami
, ,,. we desire your orders Tor s.y.
thing In our line.
Nooins ol-ois Templeton Building. Salt
Lake CITY. Phone Bell 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21
GOOD STOCKS TO BUY WOw

Rate yielded by dividonas ,,,
neath.nt al present market nrt,..
~. 4 .t.s.t.tsss...f.s por re,t
rome Fire lus. Co....g4 No. VII"
lescret Nat. Nank....6s nef D..
9ta,e Bank OF utah....b.e Der ro,',
icteteu Stock DO Utah '''
Idaho Sugar Co.'S mos. $50.
ne preferred stock OF t1tap
luaho sugar Co. ls ln shares ~ ~
pat value Of $40 per share. rbs
INVESTOR gets dividend or i;
GEMS per share every quarter AMI
~ the stock sells now ior q ,b nar
Snale' thc NET returns ON tho i'll.
1mtn ny are B per cent. beside
Wv advance ln market price CON.
ylNNlNc parties Goa the host posf.
unn 70 judge say that This etoet
Nii advance 90 at least SO par
auate whenever the money mnrkor
"i w country are normal
aehu us orders FOR either small .r
urge amounts Of stock. accomr1n.
t.n py check on bank or by exprcss
W. money orders Tor amount yun
Wlsn 70 Invest and certificates of
LOCK VIII be promptly forwarded
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A. 8. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 2t5 d. F. Walker Block