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CAFES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CIGAR. TOBACCO. STATIONERY. NEWSSTAND.
and notions; 500 weekly living rooms cheap
rent. leaving city; investigate 1901 9TH e. nv.
mh25-6t
Do you WISH TO INVEST $1,000 AND sERy-
ices with me in real estate. where your share Hii
earn $500 ii next 9 daysi AddTess BOX %,
Herald Office. mh1'st
Sl.0O WILL EARN soN III % DAYS; REAL
estate security; no trihers. Address QUICK.
Herald Office. nll&st
WANTED-AT ONCE-DR. sCHINDLER's PEA
nut oil butter dividend paying stock BOX 25.
Herald Office mh21-3t
CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM 500: FINE L0CA-
tion; owner leaving city must sell.
Rooming house. downtoHn hlled with roomeTs
must sell: S400
Nanted-Groeery. r00ming, and boarding houses.
D. c. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS'
6l7 18th ST.. Room s.
PAINT. GLASS. AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
clearing S50 a month oger all expenses prominent
street: nice dwelling viii sacrifice for S000 TAH-
LOR'S 1888 + st. nw. mh26-st
Established 1886 Give US your business It you wish 1t
sold quickly Over So 900 worth Of business places
sold in February Your business advertised until sold.
New York business Brokers,
Su + st. NV. Phone 81. 1881.
mhl7-5et
IF you WISH 70 DISPOSE OF YOUR BUsI-
ness OF wish 10 bsiy any kind of business, con
sait u.s. We can please yon. TAlL0kS 1875 +
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LEGAL NOTICES.
H. vINsHlP wHEATLEY. Attoney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
Of Columbia Edward JsselE Fs GeoEsio Jassiii.
Al Law No. BI69. Order Of publicstign.-The object
of this suit is 20 recover the sum of ssssB das
from the defendant t. the fiaintlf ard 70 hass
judgment of condemnation Of certain property of
tie defendant levied under Al attachment issued
IN this suit to satisfy TIE BisRda's claim. q is.
therefore, this 9TH DAY OF MARCH. 1877, ordered
that the defendant appear IN this court on on be-
fore the foFtsefh day. exclusive CT SUNDAYS and legal
holidays. after the dsT Of the first publication Of
this order 20 defend this suit and sh0# cause why
said condemnation should not be had. othsrSi5s
the suit win be proceeded Hith As In case u de-
fault; provided cops q this order is published
once week for thTse successive weeks in Tie
Washington Herald WRIGHT. Justice Tesf--A
true copy tseal) J. R. YOUNG, Clerk By 2. ".
Smith. Assistant Clerk mh28 ap4u
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS II. :. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresser. shampooing. mauicuTing chiTop
ody, facial and scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels aud residences. Phone main 2555. sl4 u
ST. fs2i-u
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

FANCY POULTRY, PIGEONS SINGING Ca
nsries. breeding cages parrots dogs. cats. plant
food soldhshss, goats. rabbits. guinea pigs, &c.
sCHMID's BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th 81 ds7-u
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

wANTED-WOAlAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; at oncei references ia Mass. ave. ne.
mh23at
WANTED-YOUNG LADY TO LEARN MARK
ing WEST END LAUNDRY, I79 Pa ave. nv.
mh25-3t
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TYPEWRITERS.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING
FURNITURE WANTED.

sPor CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets stoves, bric-a-brac. and all kinds OF house
hold goods. BAUAs FURNITURE SHOP, 18th
and s,s Phone n l3l3. Formerly, 9Th and u.
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OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
rugs. bag carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY. 22l4 q Phone 1l39 West.
mhl5-u
RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS DROP
postal. s3i 5th st. NV. or phone a525 mh23-u
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED.

FOR THE LARGEST RENT, TIE LOWEST TX
l1enditue and prompt remittance, place your prop
eTty with ALLAN E. WALKER, lll2 & st. nv.
mh2s-6
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FLATS FOR RENT.

; AND ROOMS ARRANGED FOR HOUSE
keeping; large yards and closets; SIS and Sl6 329
K st. NV mh3s3t
1880 nth ST sE r...........................s slloo
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AANtEb-AELIABLE GIRL FOR LUNGHHOOA
work; reference Apply 50I II st. nw mh26-3s
If YOU WANT A GOOD INTELLIGENT, AND
conscientious girl for houssEoTk. insert 4 small
ed under this heading in The Herald and you Eill
quickly secure the right kind OF helper. Only ie
word for one time. Phone main 500 Il
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Put Washington Herald Rent Your Vacant Rooms
SUBURBAH-FOR SALE.

eROoM COTTAGE: EXCELLENT CONDITION:
tso large lots; / block from steam and electric
ears. near Berwyu. SD. Easy terms. 81 500
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunlbia, holding Probate Court No. 1851. Ad-
mlnastFation.-This is 20 give notice that the FSb-
scrber. Of the District q Columbia. has Obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District q Coium-
bia letters tesamentaFy en- the estate Of James s.
Gunnel, late Of the State Of Virginia, deceased.
Al persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the youel
thersof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia holding 3 Probate Court. No. lsl6l. Ad-
minisirati0n--Ths Is 70 give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Colum-
bis letters testamentsry on the estate of George
W. H Steuch late of the District of Columbia.
deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-07
CHINAMEN DISCHARGED.


Park city, May 1--"Good bye, john
Skidoo for YOU We want no more OF
your old prune stew, Good bye John
Several hundred miners sung these
words To popular air several evenings
ago as number of Cinnamon with
packs on their backs pattered down
the road from the DAILY West towards
town 1t was the miners farewell to
the yellow skinned SONS OF the walled
in land, for the DAILY West has decided
TO employ white help only around it's
boarding house. This Is n sudden.
sweeping and welcome change. for
while Cinnamon have been employed as
cooks walters and "bottle-washers" for
years. the practise was never entirely
satisfactory to the mines or their em-
poyes.
The DAILY Wost is one Of the largest
mines in Park City, and employs a large
number OF cooks aud kitchen attend
ants so its taking the Initiative step
IN wedding out Mongoliau help Is sig
niRcunt and the experiment is being
watched with interest BY other mines,
II "A better service can be- obtained by
the employment of white help other
properties win fan IN lpo and Park
CitYs Chiuk' population will be cut
down to few laundrymen.
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TRADING STILL
REMAINS FAIR
Even Stride Maintained Daily on
The Local Mining Stock
Exchange.
LOWER MAMMOTH STRONGER.


Trading Is remaining fair On the
local mining stock exchange the $4,000
mark being passed closely every day.
Lower Mammoth seems stronger Re
ports that good hrd has been made
on the l.700-foot level; crystalized
lead formation has been found. but the
management is saying nothing about
this Nevada Hills sold at $3.50 on the
open board but dropped TO S4.251a on
the open board TWO sales marked the
transfer Of 500 shares. 800 during the
regular cali and 100 on the open board.
Uncle sam Is weak hut took slight
brace this morning Three sales Of 100
each during the regular call sent the
stock from 70 TO a. and it closed on the
open board at 7S 1900 selling at the
last price.
Star Consolidated was fairly active
seller and victor moved suddenly, and
IN big chunks. Two sales proved 1000
shares. 900 al 10, and 1000 at 1914.
May Day moved from 50 to 32la ON the
open board, 900 shares changing hands.
bullock came UP among the sellers this
morning. 500 going at 10. This stock
Is high when figures Of few weeks
ago are considered. The forenoon sales,
closing quotations and totals follow:
r+1I,Ay,C QUOTATIONS
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sK1poo QUEEN ATTRACTIVE

S. \, King and a. ] Poulson Of
RichHcld and others who Eorm the
sleidoo Queen Gold Mining company,
are arranging to start development on
the property IN the Skidoo district. A.
j Poulson Is In the city at the present
time attending to The details. Work has
not commenced on the property sooner
because the camp lacked hauling CON
nections and water and supplies cost
big sums Tho original Skidoo company
has overcome this difficulty by building
wagon road to the railroad aud by
piping water In from a peak convenient
~ CLOSE The Skidoo Queen Is two
miles southeast of the Skidoo mine. A
Tein l2 feet wide has been traced 1000
feet through the territory Samples
from the footwall side Of this vein at
Il feet depth give values of $7S, white
from the hanging wall values T. high
= S S4s9 ton are obtained. Al the sur
face assays from the hanging wall side
gave values of s66 ton. three feet
down they had Increased TO S1iO and at
SIX feet they were SOS
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SUPREME COURT OPINION.
Rooms 5l2-5is Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.

The supreme court today handed
down an opinion affirming the Jpdg-
ment of the lower court in the case
OF the Eureka Hin mining company
against the Bullion Beck & Champion
Mining company, In the lower court
plaintiff was given Judgment for $780,
6lO as the value OF liS tons of ore
wrongfully extracted from the Tres
pass" stope by defendant and as dam
ages because Of the trespass. The case
was tried before c. s. Varian as referee
and he found the issues in favor of
plaintiff and the court below rendered
Judgment in the sum named The de-
PENDANT appealed to the supreme court
on the ground that the Judgment was
not supported by the evidence but was
directly contrary to the evidence, The
supreme court holds that the evidence
was sufficient to warrant the judgment
and 1t Is therefore affirmed. Chief Jus
tice McCarty wrote the opinion of the
court which is concurred in by Jus
tlces Straup and Frck.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nav 7.-Weather conditions
again dominated the wheat trading al
today's opening. The trading was active
and prices easier. Much better weather
for the crop was reported in the south,
west and warmer temperatures prevailed
In the northwest These conditions were
regarded as favorable for the present
September options We're sold heavily The
Liverpool market was up more than 10
hut this was offset by the weather IN TINS
4 lower at S5ls 10 s5ia and sold at SIS
Corn was somewhat easier IN sympathV
with wheat. \ firm market at Liverpool
however offset the weakening influence
Of the wheat market July corn opened
unchanged to 4 lower at iaain49s and
sold al 1855.
Trading in oats vas quiet, and price;
were steady July oats oprned unchanged
to Il higher at e To 431s and FOR time
held within this range.
The provisions market was easier prin-
cipally because Of the weakness of wheat
The hog market was Arm. july. pork OPP
ened unchanged at l6 % and sold down 70
10 ggIs; lard was up ~ NJ EOS, and sold
down TO 800, and ribs were unchanged at
. sS wheat--May. S2Ss; July ssh
Corn-May, ts7s. July l9'sgAs@
4 3a1sMsyy N + d. Ir 4SSiy l'q e H.,
iard-May $50: July. sa5.
RIBS May, S.57ls; July, 6'S-1-
Rye-Casb, -
Parley-C'ash, 6llt7S.
FLAX, clover and timothy NIL
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Kew York. May 7.-Sugar. steady. Fair
refining, 3.26: Centrifugal, SO test 3-76;
molaSses sugar, 3.02
Refncd-Steady. Crushed. $50; powder
ed. 49o; granulated, 50.
Coffee--Quiet. No. Z Rio 61z. NO . san
BUTTER AND EGGS.
rc,i..,>, N4ar.n -ts,,tter staady.
Creamery. lsae5 dairy, ls12S.
Eggs Steady. l5la.
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TO REWoRK OLD MINE.

Afetr remaining idle since June, 1905.
the Beaver Carbonate mine. formerly
called the Carbonate Rather, is to be
rcopened and reworked Frank Har-
ris and Supt. ID. Sughan left for the
property last night, and while there,
Will put the wheels of activity into
motion. The mine was unwatered
last spring, preparatory to the re-
sumption OF development. A shaft is
now down in the ground $50 feet, and
while 1t is now In the vein, 1t viii be
sunk to depth Of 700 feet Two old
workings in the property are down $50
and SI5 feet and in the old days over
81 200 600 worth of silver-lead ore was
taken. 1t is explained that work WAS
discontinued by a preceding manage
nont because the ores at depth were
showing copper and zinc and at that
time this promised to make treatment
difficult Nowadays this is all changed
and the presence of copper in the ST.
Yer and lead formation means nothing
less than third profit from the mines
productions. NJ, VI, Johnson, chief of
the Newhouse STAFF of engineers will
have charge of the work.
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DRIFTING IN INGoT.

George Dern, who is in from the In
got, syas 100 feet of retimbering, made
necessary by cave In, the shaft is
completed and while this has delayed
matters somewhat, soma work has been
carried on. A cross-cut has been
started south from the cast drift on
the 250-foot drift and within 100 feet
of work, it is expected two big veins
running through the property will be
cut. Later the company will devote
attention to the 450-foot level The
King River gold property in Humboldt
apparently looks better to Mr.. Dern
every time he hears from 1t. He will
make a second payment on the proper
~ today, and when details can be ar
ranged, systematic work will be com
menCed
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sTREETCAR IMPROVEMENTS.
Manager u. s. Wells Tells OF Projected
Extensions for Service Betterment.

Manager j, S Wells Of the Utah Light
& Railway company says the company
IN applying for franchise privileges only
desires to improve track terminals for
service btttelment Among the plans fur
tho Improvement or the system which
have been IN contemplation for some time
IS an extension south on Thirteenth East
Ninth 10 Tenth South, the street has not
been opened. and there are two deep ra-
vines 10 be spanned by bridges, II Is also
proposed 10 extend the West Temple
me chances ara the line viii deiect Inn
modately west 10 Garfield also, the Ior-
dan Bridge line south on Eighth West
street 70 Twelfth south,
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BONDS TO BE REDEEMED.
County Commissioners Decide TO Take
Up Half OF 100000 Issue.

Action was taken by the county com
nissiOners yesterday afternoon by which
one half Of the $4,000 bond issue due on
July /. win he redeemed this year and
the remainder next year. The board de-
fund to tho bond fund IN order 10 make
tho redemption, hut as the general fund
cannot stand such "A drain at this time
the commissioners will borrow the money
from n local bank and pay II back when
the taxes come In this fan,
Upon accommodation OF State Fish and
GamC Commissioner Cromar. the board
confirmed the appointment Of T. W. Jack
I'm as deputy game commissioner for this
county.
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET
NOW READY

The full proceedings of the Seventy
seventh Annual Conference held in
the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, April
g. 6, and 7. Each discourse is report
ed In full. Added to these interesting
proceedings is AN Address TO the
World" by the Church.
This is am excellent work to mail to
friends abroad. Order now as the
edition is limited.
Postpaid to any address, 20 cents.
DESERBT NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main st. Salt Lake city
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. May 7.--Cattle--Receipts, b
200: market steady. BeeYes, 4.3046, ~;
COWS, / SO9J4 10. heifers, 2.60d6.S0; calves
5,O005. 70; good to prime steers, .4og8 40;
poor TO molum, 4.3oat5.30; stockers ana
Feeders, 2. S0W5.0O
Hoes-Receipts 1900; market strong
Light 6. 25q6. 52Ih; mixed, 6.25d6.52is;
heavy. 6tOl{G. 80; rough, 6.l0d6 -; pigs,
8. 90l6. 20; good choice heavy, 6. 0G6.50
Sheep-Receipts 1900 market steady.
Native, 4.AOU3.7j; western, 4,40El6.75; year
lings, 15Q6,65; lambs, 65OaS.O; western.
& sna1S Il
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS,

~ II Rogers 20 John Candheld,
Bingham surface ..s ,,,..,.-.....
Leo Erdmann ~ Axel l., F1ckstad
lots 2 10 &, block 2, Lincoln Park.
lots Il and IS, block ], GRADER r.
sophia C. SuTonsou 10 g. NJ Flow
ere lots y and q, block, Norwood
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VIA NIAGARA FALLS AND
LEHIGH VALLEY r. r.
To New York,

A delightful trip at any season, The
route OF the Lehigh Valley is famed for
its scenic beauty and comfort Is as
sured on It's vestibuled trains. Its
double track Is stone hallasted
throughout, and trains are protected
bv automatic electric block signals.
Your local ticket agent will sell you
tickets reading over the I.ehlgh VAL
ley from Niagara Falls or Buffalo to
New York or Philadelphia.
Descriptive matter mailed on request
to Chas. S. Lee, G.. p. A. 14s Liberty
ST.. New York.
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kANsAs CITY.

Kansas City, May .-~Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market steady. Native steers 10
5f6 %; native cows and heters. 2 s3g0. % /;
stockers and feeders. 5000 %; bulls ala
"a 50; calves, 3.6la0 so; western fed
steers 4.35q5,50; western fed cows, 5.SoD
Hogs Receipts. 1900, market strong
Heavy, 6.2las.35i packers 6-Soas' 4O;
light 6.35q6 an; pigs, 5.25I5 IS.
Sheeu-Recepts, 5000; market steady.
Muttons, 5.51ad.60 lambs, I,00GS 60. range
wethers, 55Od7,0o; fed ewes, 5.25a6,0
OMAHA
Omaha, May --Cattle--Receipts, 800;
market steady to stronger, Native steers,
4. 2iG5. 50; cows and heifers, 100000;
western steers, 3. 500i5 20: stockers and
feeders, 3O0a5 %; calves. 3.o0qlS.jo; bulls
and stays 3.Oc0i4 50.
cents higher. Heavy, 6.20n6, IN; mixed.
6.2la6.2 light, d,g753@S,%5 PIGS, 5Ga" 10 o.
STEADY. Yearlings, 6.5gSf6. %: wethers 4oT
100. ewes, 5,7SQ& 60; lambs, 7S)dS6S
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Cannon & Cannon, Mining stock Brok
ers. Is v, So. TEN, Ind. Tel l1Sl; Bell 21el
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

St Louis May wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 22p2o' nne
mediums. 1S32l; fine, l46l6,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire. this afternoon:
COMSToCK
Opsir, 2.O5Q2. 10: Mexican. 5000;
Gould q Curry l7dlS; Con. Va. 700
n; Savage, 5gG6o; Hale & Norcross,
4Sq50 yellow Jacket 10 bid; Belcher
25@Sj: sierra Nevada. 3Oasl; Exchequer,
4SQ5o; Union iSQ4i.
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S3,5o4,522 FOR DIVIDENDS.
This Corporation Originated in Utah
But II Soon Spread over into
Contiguous states.

ed States
stockholders OF the United States COM
pany will receive within q few days !
report which win surprise even those
who believed themselves fairly Well |
posted as to the magnitude and wealth |
Of the organization. Gross earnings |
from It's widely scattered prop
critics for the past year amount ito |
Sl5,149,574. This leaves a net balance |
OF SO. 51i 522 for dividends,
BIG FIGURES SHOWN.
The larger items contained in the
balance sheet are as follows
Metals and bullion produced, sl4,7i7,- |
746: selling commission. shipping eX- |
penses. S111.667; balance, $14,G36,O7g. ex- |
cess metals ON hand December 81, 1906 !
$479. l69; miscellaneous earnings. Sl6.026. |
total gross S15,140.574: cost OF produc- |
tiou. Including custom ores matte pur- !
chased, 81 ,65s,650; balance, S3,571 OBJ, |
miscellaneous revenue. $356,4si. total, |
net, 1887 50I depreciation. s2i4 I43, adj |
minis,rauve ana legal expenses, SliS,-
l4l s per cent debentures, $4,000; profit |
for year, $500 ,522. paid In dividends |
idends on preferred stock, $l,50S,5Sl; |
surplus, 81 800, 5I2. The capitalization of |
the company shows $3I 100000 worth |
of preferred stock and the same amount |
pe III ,7,,5t ~, a., " 1890
ar sec I'd ,r,,ti ns ,,,,,,,o,,, - coo
"a s1s "a ,,tt ,,1 ~ ga'.
ing reserve Of Sil 02l .GG2 20. The COM
ntbe. S',,,,,ios ,,u,,i ~ 80,
,,o,,,,,t ,l,,a, "a ~ , To-
NE bidm ~ 80 set ~ % nv, ~
,,,,.,,.ti 1t5 tIt ,,,1 49, 80
sn,, rc,rcsn,,i totaI COSY oT S5g AZ a5s
sr ,T,ta 3" y,', $3.50 -, ~,
nrstri,,,s r'i,d az, st,, I,,,,1 go, ~
80 ~, f-,,i,i 60 ''',1 80
80 ~ Zs" ~ ~ .,ss.,, ~. a. ''t,pI.S
~ 20 LIS, 9,.''-
''s "''' "'"''''e WV 80 '''9 WIN
STARTED IN UTAH
And this is the oak that spread from
ne'e a'ois P'a,, ia, mere ~ IAN ySni
dIr.,.,,. - 49,, Nj [.r,,,s,, '.1 ,,,.,
ot re- ort,.i ptNerho,' a',u ~.
~ WINS 9,'' t,s i'
,rao,d.,,t ard fcm, ,ssaais,,es ,
| ffcivnd Tho idea or h,,,t9inr, - a 49,,
nan,- ~ Jo,,,io no r,'',,, ~
! irba $500, te Mt ,l, o ~
| no n,.,t-,aIc,,e e,l,.,r,s a,,i ,,,iii a., ~
| io,,os 5,,,.,r,C a., 80 -
| l.nS ~ ~ S W, SSats Nh.eu pdss,u
ITo,dno ID he son ne I,,opses,,,. NJ
',lot1lii,,ey im ~, .,a,t',.,, ,ti,oai u,,,.
| bte f.ti,e- ne $40 80, - - ~,
ront,oi ~ ye,,erai pin,I, ~ ,,,dlts
Mr. sharne y.a. ,,sre,51 ,,',I,o,r 80 ~
| Gnnld eoIl nronsrtics
rive Co,no,.,t in, ho,,, ,,,ods..,,,
enough under the title OF the United
ola Te,oaronb and roSa, y, HWi,'u u, ' NE
told. some i5O acres of rronnd I'm ping.
ham. After some ti,nc Mad rlonsod 10
company took In the Nlaears 1notbc,,
| oId mine i'm ulnrba,, 'rbs rcr,1Tt'iot
] r.,.,.-t.. d.. mn. f'''''
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y. II. snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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rONOPATI.

Tonopah Nevada l7ls bid; Montana
Tonopah, 3 g5q3 80 Tonopah Extern
sion, 8 .l0q3.15 Mac Namara, 1895;
Touopah Belmont, 4.25N4.50 Tonopah
North star, 3035; Ohio Tonopah
asked West End Con. j 10 bid; Rescue,
l5dIS. Tonopah & California, 11di2
Golden Anchor, 2ia26; Jim Butler, si9p
%. Cash Boy 10 asked, Home, 10
ask~d; Boston Tonopah, 10 asked; Mon
tana Midway ENten. S49; Golden
Grown. HAS.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS
\. 5. CAMPBELL,
stock Broker, 2t6 u. r Walker Block
Bird-Cowan GO.

Custom Assayers and Chemists 100
South West Temple st.
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GEO O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a II. So. Temple Both
phones 90.
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Il. NJ. WEST & Co. stock brokers,
D. r. Walker Blk Both phones Of
hce and residence,
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ S. Hunauer. j. " Sadler.
15a SO. West Temple i. o. box 1446.
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Wonder, bid.
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