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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21
COL, WEST ASKS
BUSINESS COMMISSION
Wants State TO Regulate
Prices of Private
Enterprises

Proposition for public business
commission and court suggested BY
Charles West, ESQ attorney at law.
Enid, Okla, special counsel to attor-
ney general.
Section I. In addition to any other
reason Whereby a business becomes
q public business, whenever any busi-
ness or calling becomes a virtual mo-
Hopoly, such business or calling there
by Is public business or calling
Sec. 2 The legislature OF the state
generally, and the courts of record
Whereof in any case before them, is
each hereby given Jurisdiction to de-
Glare any business or ealing public
business or calling, under the terms
OF the first section and in due course
uf law.
Sec. 3. The state Is authorized to
regulate the prices of all products of.
and the practice of any public business
or calling. through a public business
commission. the number of members
thercof and the means of their selec-
tion and the time for which each shan
Serve. and the salary of each of said
nlcmbers, shall be as the legislature
shall determine For the purpose of
ITS functions said commission shall
have inquisitoral powers to inquire
into any Of the practices of any bust
ness or calling which It may deem
necessary in The exercise of it's func-
ions II shall nave power to sub
poena any person in this state, and to
require the production of any written
Instrument at any place in this state,
upon reasonable notice and to com
pei the witnesses subpeonaed TO tes-
itify under oath before It as TO any
matter within their knowledge and
within the functions Of the said cont
mission TO investigates and this IL
may do either on its own motion or
on the application OF any person, and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21
oKMULGEE is BACKING
NEW FRISCO EXTENSION
snecial to Daily leader.

Special TO Daily Leader
Mnskogee, |. T., Jan. 21.-The peo-
pie of Okmulgee have raised a bonus
for the extension of the Frisco rail
road west from that place to Chandler,
distance of fifty-fye miles. This
will be an extension of the Frisco line
from Fayetteville. Ark, which con.
nects with the two Texas lines of the
Frisco in the territory.
The proposed extension will make a
connection with the Oklahoma City
and Guthrie lines of the Frisco, and
by this east and west line link all of
its north and south lines from Fort
Smith west to Oklahoma City. c. G.
Jones, who built the Oklahoma line
of the Frisco, is said to be hack of the
movement. This road will give the
people of the Indian Territory a direct
route to the capital city and the ex-
tension OF this road means much to
Guthrie 0ieg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21
WALTER HAS eAPTlsT PAPER,

Special TO Daily Leader.
Walter, Okla Jan. 21.-The Rev. J.
T. stephens, county missionary for
the Baptist church. is publishing a
small newspaper. which he calls The
Little Baptist Il Is a missionary
paper, published for the purpose of
bringing the denominations into closer
touch with the work of the county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21
LIZARD OF TROPICS
FOUND IN OKLAHOMA.

Special to Daily Leader
Norman, Okla. Jan. 21.-Yesterday
the curator Of the museum of the Uni
yersity of Oklahoma received a speci-
nen of the iguana tuberculata, a
Central American lizard
The specimen sent here was cap
tured at Lawton, Okla, and no one at
that point can give any history of It.
The lizard is used by the natives of
the South as food. No cases are on
record of its having lived north of the
tropics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21
GUTHRIE LECTURE COURSE

The next attraction In the Guthrie
Lecture Course will me The Golden
Age by Gen u. r Sweeney, January
23rd Reserved seats so cents and 20
cents an Douglas store January -,
one o'clock p. N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21
STAY FOR WILKINS.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Lawton, Okla. Jan. 2l.-By an ap-
peal 10 the supreme court, the eXecu-
tion of Jim wilkins, who was 10 have
been hanged here has been stayed.
wilkins was convicted OF the murder
of "Choctaw Bill" Creole, in Waurika.
Okla. on March 10, 1905. The case
against the negro was prosecuted by
County Attorney S. NJ Cunningham,
of Comanche county who is a candi-
date for congress from the Fifth dis
trict Sheriff &. c. Hanmonds had
almost completed the arrangements
for the execution, when the order
staying the hanging was received from
the supreme court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21

"rhe getting out Of doors is the great
est part OF the journey so put on yous
hat and go out and ansasi that want
ad. which aroused YOU intesest today
In reading and Answering classified
nds,-whether we want 20 hire servant
or buy house-it Is vel to take the
Instant by the forward ;op, Cor on ou-
nuickest decrces the aoiseless foot Of
time steals ere We can eject them"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21
CHARGE cHocTAW OFFICIALS
WITH GRATING SALARIES
inspector Reports Chief and Secretary
Have Drawn Double Pay.
CBy Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 21.-Choctaw Of
ficials, namely Governor Green Nc
Curtain, Secretary George Scott and
President of the Council Lester. ac-
cording to an inspectors report just
received at the interior department,
have been drawing double pay. Fur
thermore. the books showed that the
accounts of the nation are in very
confused condition.
Tobacco stems for sale at the Flora
dc VIII Cigar Factory, 12ih West
oklahoma avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21

provision. than not to handle II at all
under rresent conditions.
II assurances can be given of the
entire safety of the proposition, then
/ am IN favor of such a constitutional
provision
| ami not interested in any fight on
any man, or set OF men, In the con-
yention. or in the party or out Of IT,
have faith in the delegates. | believe
the effort 20 builG up a sentiment to
force the Jim Grow provision into the
constitution, regardless Of the danger
of opposition from the President and
the loss of statehood Is an abandon
ment OF one OF the chief demands OF
the Democratic organization for years
past and will result TO the great In
jury, politically, OF those who cham
pion this course, those who may be
outside OF corporate employment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-21

Will sell our home at SIC North
Broad, part down and balance on time,
close In, very desirable, FOR terms
sec me at once or address J. B. Green,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
pETATLs on nIa srR1Kr

T.. T. WOoley. secretary OF the
Analgalnated Nevada Mines company
has received a letter from F. l.. stew
ard, foreman OF the cOmpany's proper.
Ties In the Black Horse district. This
letter Is hrim full OF good news and
Ait Woolley and his associates are as
happy as the proyerbial boy with the
traditional pair Of boots with the red
tops, In tho communication are the
details Of now strike on the Anal.
gAmaicd cumpany's famous "Black
Horse After three days work with
TWO men MI steward opened 1--WE feet
OF $50 ore The foreman hecamo
curious over spot some 20 feet from
where the men We're working 40 had
two holes blasted The charge uncoy.
cred IS inchas Of rock, which 10 quote
Mr., Steward "Is literally studded with
guld'' NO values have been made OF
this as the strike WAS made Friday
only, ran tests says the writer. In.
dicatn mat the ore viii go between
$500 and $500 per ton. we are dTiV-
ms cross eut-across the gulch 10
get under this" continues tha writer
1T VIII take as about 20 days with
two shifts. 1'hn weather ls too had
for surface work sinking viii result fn
waste and the ore is TOO valuable to
Waste n. which would be done we've
AN enort made To open Il from the
surface"
~ " Clays. Who has been ON the
property win ba In Salt Lake within 4
lew days hrin sing with him samples
from the strike Samples win BE- sem
by express as soon as the railroad M
New house Is reached The Marbl,
claim, also IN Amaigamated property
n looking nna according 10 the lot,
ter and sinking Is 20 be commences
on tho 9Oth of this month Al lii,
bottom of the S0-foOt shaft a iAO. foo
winze Is exposing good milling ore Ii
the sam Pedro, The Hover tunnel, l6t
feet, Is directly under the shaft ant
the workmen are doing four feet Of
work pei daS a this rate il n ex
! Pected they win reach ore about Ma,
! sinking Will be then carried ON 1,
. depth of 80 feet TO be followed b.
drifting and q raise OF 100 feet. whlCl
WIZ put the ore under Ss9 feet OF de
| yelppmcnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
NO MORE OvERDRAFTs.
To Abolish the Custom After April I
Next.

At a recent meeting OF the Salt Lake
Clearing House executive committee
the following resolution was adopted to
take effect April ! next: Whereas. 1t
is universally admitted that the allow
ance OF overdrafts at banks Is an UNI
wise system of banking as compared
with the more conservative system
which enables the banker 10 retaln
control Of his resources IT all times
and Whereas, the banks OF this asso-
citation have decided 10 abandon the
allowance of current overdratt &C
counts. therefore be II, Resolved by the
Salt Lake City Clearing House that
the banks of this association VIII. In
accordance with their said agreement
promptly notify their customers that
overdrafts will not be allowed for "A
longer period than IS hours, and also
thar the Clearing House banks VIII Ina
all fairness support each other In car
ryng out this regulation In letter and
in spirit
Eastern banks have for the most
part done away with allowance OF over
drafts. as an Improbable custom, and
western banks have been following
suit Business In this city has 80 In
creased OF late that honoring over
drafts has become unsafe. Bankers
say that this Is simply another form
OF borrowing, and while interest Is paid
on overdrafIs. the hank has no security
as obtains ia the case OF n note. III Is
held that II a man wants To borrow, he
had better do SO in the regular way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March ls-Cattle- Receipts a.
90; market steady to 10 cents lower
Beeves, loSl6so; cows and heifers, /, S5G
$40: stockers and feeders. s.75spi SIS ;
calves, 5,15diT.00.
Hoss-Recelpts. 5000: market weak
Mixed and butchers. s 5OI6 so, good heavy
e.10ae,17sas rough heavy, 6.50d6 Co: liehis
6-6gat so: pigs, 5o0zi6 30
Sheep-Receipts, G,C0O; market STEADY.
sheep, 2-soU6.15: lambs, 4T5Gs.oo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March ls.-Cattle - Re-
ceipts. 22bo; market steady Native
steers. zoos. IS native cows and heIe.
srs, s@ao-l5; stockers and feeders 3 asa
o. bulls, > ,0olpt. q calves, g. s5Ql7. o..
western fed steers, iQcal5 50; western fed
cows, 3.o0q4 80.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 market 561o cents
lower Heavy s.571aQ6 s21a packers, s. SD
GO; pigs and lights. 5-S5d6. 62l5
sheep-Recelpts. 5000 market strong
Mnttons. 5.eo45-sO; lambs, .25ll7 Il ; range
Wethers, S,5o1ie75i fed ewes. 5.oOa6 co.
OMAHA
Omaha, March notwithstanding. g.
90; market steady. Native steers, coz
S,sOs cows and helfers, 2,5o41s. 70; western
steers, 3-sSqS .5s stoekers and feeders 90
Ss.v calves, 9'oous,5oi bulls and stays.
Hogs- Receipts. s.7oo; market shade low
er- Heavy, 6t6G6-5O; mixed, 6.45Si6 .47s5;
lights 6'iol6. ~: pigs, 5. 1896. so.
Sheep-Recepts, 800; market steady.
leathngs, 5.s5Qs7o; wethers 25l6.OO;
ewes s'Na5-so; lambs, 70ea7.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
PRODUCE.


Chicago, March ls.--The wheat market
toaaY opened weak. Commission houses
were free sellers and much long wheat
ca 70 be some apprehension among DIT
sraaefs as 20 the stability Of present
prices IN wall street and this caused A
sStsor i,e sess Az around; May wheat
1914 to 7bA. and sold at S5i5. '"A''es Az
The corn market opened firm but ensed
S on lc On % selling based or local receipts
weather for the crop movement NM an
at stN, ''7' a"' solu
The liquidation in oats continued and
ms. together with the fact that arrivals
Today were twice as heavy as on tho Same
day last year caused a weak market
5 Nay oe's opened u 10 4 lower at sos 10
Provisions We're quiet and prices easier
because OF J-eent decline n i've hogs.
may PORK opened ; 10 7la lower at Us, 6Il5.
l l was Sla14 lower al s s2tkds.o5 and
rios were down cents an g. 70
The May option declined to Il ana then
y lower at 7ShG75h. ''S'
Corn-Buylne by shorts ana commits
sion houses caused strong market late,
N ths day and May closed strong. y I'D
Cash wheat--Ne. 2 red 14l.. No. red.
alFN NJ Goa h9rd 'as a5sG; Ne had, g
81 no spring, lSas2A
oats-No, 2, H.; No. 5. lloss
S iS9s NMhsaiMaY lSssg5{1h; !Iply. a.
PDrk-May. ls.sS july 800 =
I.ard--May, 80 July, e,l5.
RR, vs--edsE as.Ns; July s'sd's.s1'~
Baroy--cash 6sGfs.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
knu, ynsl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
CONCENTRATES

Joseph s. Free. who Is largely inter
ested In Phoebe. left for that camp
Saturday
u. McCarrick expects to leave for
FaIrview at the latter end OF the week
He VIII visit the Empire state; Fair
view Consolidated and other properties
IN which he is interested.
A new mining company 10 be tncor-
pOrated within a day or so will be
known as the Reuben Gold Mines come
pany. and WIN develop gold properties
In the Stateline district Iron county.
a shaft IL down In the property TO a
depth Of 20 feet already and recent
sampllngs went better than $50. The
company Is constituted OF Ioca men
only, Five claims near the ''Fourteeni'
group. the scene OF recent sensational
strikes, are included In the Reuben
group
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18

DAILY Judge, $50 at s.55: 900 at g,7Oi
200 m g,ei,
Grand Central, 100 at sen
Lower Mammoth. 500 al 2.25, buyer
30 800 NJ 2.20s 100 at 2-l7ls.
May Day. 1900 NJ 2sts,
Nevada Hills 500 at 3.65.
stray Dog. 100 NJ SSi 100 at 81.
Beck Tunnel 100 al 1.72M.
Century, 500 at so,
colo. Mining, 600 at 2.22ia. 200 nj 2. 20:
400 at 2,2Tis
Emerald, 500 az 20.
lngot. 1000 at 10; IS at .
Mountain Lake. 100 M Is; 200 at H..
New York, 700 nj &c.
Seven Thoughts 500 at 81 800 al 50.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
May Day, 1900 at 20.
col Con. 100 at $50; 200 at h.s5.
Con. A1orcur COO at 49,
New York 500 at e.
Daily fudge. 100 Az $780, 100 at 9-55
buyer 70.
Ineot ll10 at 10: 1000 al iOtL
Lower Mammoth, 100 No 2 90
Mountain Lake, 100 NJ 7s
Richmond Ana. 300 at o.
Star Con-, 1,5oo at 20; 1898 at ssis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
TO OPERATE MINES.
East 1'iniic Development Company
Formed for Business i'm Utah District.
lsneeIal % LID Nc ws. 7


Provo, March 1S.--The East Tintic De-
yelopmsnt company has filed articles Of
agreement With the county CLERK. The
company will buy and sell mining
stocks and operate mines. Provo is
named as the place Of the gen eraI bust
ness The capital stock is 100000 shares
OF the par value of 10 cents each. based
on the valuation OF one undredth
interest In the following claims in the
Utah mining district. 1fntic The Caro-
line, the Highland Mary. the Sarah and
an option on ihe Ralph mining claim
The directors and officers are NJ M
kellogg, president; MILFORD f. Giles.
vice president; Harvey Clurf, w. H.
Bonhann, Richard H. Beesley and Al
fred L. Booth, secretary and treasurer.
"A deed to the above named company
from Ralph Nj, Kellogg Of Searchllght.
New, for a One-hundredth interest in
the Caroline, Highland Mary and the
Sarah mining claims, consideration
$1,000 has also been hled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18

\ committee was appointed to CONFER
with the company and 81 was the Scnse OF
the nee ing that II FORM WAS OF btonE
about. all Telephones should be Tide ca
removed within "a hours, and the com-
pany failing to do so, patrons We're 90
throw them out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
r. M. BELL TEL. co.
Mass Meeting at Great Falls, Mont,
Adopts Resolutions ConlcmnIng II,

Helena, Mont, March ls--A special 70
the Record from Great Falls SAYS that
az a largely attended and thoroughly rep
resentatiye mass meeting Of clrleenl. res
olutl0ns were adopted c0ndemnlne the
Mountain Bei Telephone company Sor its
alleged inefficient service, unfair wages
paid To ltH operate who are now on
strike and Tor eSotbitant rates,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
PARK CITY RECORD.
lspeclal 10 lac .lNeN-s.'l

William Mcpermott. one of the sturdy
pioneers Of Butte and Tor years AN as
sociate 81 Senator Clark OF Montana.
has severed his connection with the
Montana millionaire In resgnIng The
managership OF the United Verde at
Jerome Ariz. Mr., McDNnott goes 10
manage a Tucson property. He h we'll
known In Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
BAD ROADS INTERFERE.
EureISa's Shipments SHOW Falling ON
On Account of Hauling Difficulties
Especial to the News, >.

Eureka March IS The ore shipments
from The Tintic district for the past
week show a falling off. The reason for
the shortage Is bad wagon roads, caused
by the recent heavy storms Follow
Ing is the output of the contributors
and the number OF cars sent out by
each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18

GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS'. "a II. So Temple Both
Ph ZONES $40,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY,S.

D. NJ Whittemo1e to Carl p. Lar
SON, land in section a. township
| north. range 1 west.....,,.....
II, w Sells to j a. c, Nelson.
part OF lot l. block IS, plat b., O.
Agnes A. Mackay TO the Deseret
Savings bank. land In section 90
township south, range / west..,
N Rasmussen to Henry Brown. land
In section %, township 9 south,
range west---...,,'.-.....,
W estmI mister Inv. Co TO Earl Dun
shee, lots 50, 81. block !, vestnins
ter Helrhts - ..........
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NJ. S, Hanauer. j. ". Sadler.
15s SO, West Temple. n o. box 14as
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II. X, Snow q Co. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk. ;soth Phones 1893
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WOOL.
ST. louis.

81 Louis, March lS.--Wool. steady. Ter
rltory and Western mediums 2i93s: flne
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SATURDAYS

Preston S, Free TO Gerald Roy Free.
90 40. rds. IL IS. 1o-aere \ ......... a5l
C. NJ w Eldredge to w II. WOod-
bury, u acres 81 Is. 1w-.,..,,..-.
Gus. a. Larson to Edmund T. Smith.
IS So IDS. T. 2s le.,..,.--...,...... 800
3. S. B. & -rr. co. 10 Frederick
Wyss. SO, S, Forest Dale...--... 2S5
Peter Hansen TO w. VIM. Taylor,
PIT. 3'4-5, ~, 1O-acre A..--..,,n.-.... 1903
Louisa a. Vinegar to Roxle L. Fen
ton, Sxi0 rds 5, ZIG, A--..,.,,.--...,. $3.50
Edward NJ Ashton 10 j. W. Ash
ton, 2e-S-31. z, Belmont sub, ..-.,.,, 1920
g. r. Boutwell, ct al to Julius KRAFT
ger. !, 2, Boutwell, & Nee sub. i,40o
:. o,Reily, l9ssxI55 II; 2 20, D.. 10
=. T. Ashton to Y, w and Alta NJ.
Carter, 3sslOss. II. A. Ie. A .......... 2e5o
Agnes Busu5 to r. L. Tracy. rds-
By 107l. It,. g. 26 B.-...,,,.-..,,,..... 75s
j.. p. I-angford 10 Hos y, Evans.
2s5 rds. 1, 80. D,,u-s...,,.--....,.... leo
Eli Gresson to A. ]. ~. Gardner.
Se0xiA H. 5, 50. l0-acre A........... LOO
Esther Stanley to Fred Nelson, PIT
~ ;..'-;;:.,,...-....,,-..-.., 1850
Inv Co, dots In And. Plat b. Gar.
den CITY, etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10
Meredith 4 Guthrie TO sane. s7S9e
Edwin +, Parry 70 Edwin j., Perry, -
,.Jr. sltxs rds. %. C.--.,,,.--..,.,.- !
g. Snyder 10 Mary n. and a. d,
T'easdale, Pt. 2, l, IS..,.,,.....,,.. 200
Our work Ia not done until YOU are
perfectly satisfied III. o, Jensen. eye
sight specialist, 80 Main ST.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.

Cannon & Cannon, Mining Stock, Rrnk-
ers Is E. So. TEN Ind. Tel. 2Isl; Bell alsl
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II. NJ. WEST Sc CO.. stock brokers.
y. u. Walker Blk Tel. Sc: res. 3510-x-
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DAILY JUDGE HAS
THEM GUESSING
Continues 10 Drop Whenever Put
Into Motion on Local
Exchange.
NEVADA STOCKS SIGHTED
1,,umors THAT Labor Trouble May
Spread over state, thc Cause
Marker is Stronger,

Trading on the local mining s'oON
exchange was fairly lively THIS morn
nr and The brokers feel That iheu
hopes for the best viii be realized Whe''
~ week is on in good shape. Inc
s;eldaerd trouble has an effect upon tne
nnarket ;nasnuch as 1t puts Nevada
s,ock~ in Little OF 40 demand and ru-
,nors can he heard that the labor trou-
bio will spread to other camps IN Me-
yada during the week. The j. W. W.
has branch lodges in nearly every camp
within the state excepting Pllltrog
and Yerinston. and as both sides have
4alseu determined stand and an
potuced their eagerness TO fight the
sch. TO a llfe-Ur death end, Inc "hols
state is likely to be affected Hence
Nevada stocks are not being bought or
exchanged to any extent Many OK
the mines are known mines, but Win no
end OF labor troubles in sight ana IN
definite shut-downs staring the mines
In tho face. the present lack OF ms
terest in Nevada stocks is only nat
urat
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GOES DOWN TO ss.s

DaIy Judge puzzles traders, This
morning 1t reached $3.50 the loves
figure recorded yet. 1t stirred carly
during the regular call $50 shares SELL
ing al 80 as. Hast weeks figure An
other 500 shares then were transferred
200 al 50 10 and zoo al $685.. During
the open board call 100 shares sold at
50. 80. immediately afterwards, how
ever n second lot OF 100 shares Went at
1915. The Lower Mammoth Is ship.
ping ore and its new hoist Is running
In good shape, putting this ld-tlmer
IN demand It, too. went down the
line upon being put up; 800 shares sell
ing al ST. 30; 800 at $3.50 and 100 at
s2.1Tlk; but during the open board 100
shares closed ut s2.2O, A block of l,500
shares Of May Day at 2sh changed
hands during the regular cali this
morning. The forenoon quotations
and sales follow:
TODAY-S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18

A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. ZIG d. F. walker Block.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
scArrTULATtoN.

Uncle Sam. 500 at 5si 500 at 80, buy.
er 80
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Our work Ia not done until you are
perfectly satisfied II. o, Jensen. eye
sight specialist, 80 Main st.
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