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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Football EIeveas Ct Vermont aid
Kansas Meet 1t Fort Mon.
roe Saturday.
HUGH MONEY WlGfatD on GAME
Tars From Respective ships VIII Be
On Hand with Brass Bands to Play
an Irportan, Part in the con,estest.
Army and Navy Officers Expected
to To n Out.

Having defeated the team of all the
other ships OF the fleet. the football
eleven of the bat,leship Vermont and
Kansas Will battle for tho champion
ship OF The Atlantic fleet Oh the For,
Monroe grldron ut 2.3O o'clock sat
urday afternoon,
This Will be the greatest football
since the hattie between the team OF
tho battlcshp Missouri and Iowa for
the Atlantic fleet championship in 1905
Several thousand people probably Will
SEQ the game aud II is expected that
inc officers OF the fleet and of Fort
Monroe VIII be on hand.
ono OF the features of tho match
VIII he the demonstration by tile sail
ors Of the rival ships. Headed Dy their
respective banls. tho tnrs viii march
IRON Tho Old Point wnorf 10 the Fort
anu lineup ntonnd tho field Every
tar win he armed with somn kind OF
II noise making machine.
no sailors CT all the ships have
madc many wneers on the outcome OF
me game and II Is ';ndcrstond TINT
'he crows cf tho Kansas ami Vor.
mont nave raiaod several tliousnna
collars to wager on their clcycns.
since tho warsliips hogan assomb-
ing at Oll Point ton day aro Tho
tennis OF The SLIPS llayc played many
Games at Font Monroe In Tie tourn,-
me'lt Tor tho ilcot championshln yos.
teruay Tho eleven of tho Knosns w,l.
ioped tho Kentucky team ana tho Vcr-
nlohta warriors defeated tho plonvcr.,
from INC Alabama. Both of the c,lmcs
were last and intcrcaiinr onJ ,hn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Bat,,y A,iyed NJ,

Abraham Iiruwn. OF Wmtcrton. X.
..'had II very remarkable experience,
no eGy3: Doctors eot badly mixed
up over Mo; one said hears disease:
two called II kidney trouble; tho
fourth blood poison. and tho fifth
stc'nars end liver trouble: Int nono
of then. neiped me: 90 ny wife ad.
N!sed ra1nE Electric Bltters. which
arc restoring NO 20 perfect health
INC bottle did me moro good than
ri mo five doctors prescribed. Quar-.
nnteed Tor tiood poison. weakneah
and al stomach. liver and kidney
complaints. lyt al drnsgials, soc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12

Observation-Disclosures

x TX S-SH-N-X2NSSAS&-1
Mrs. Mary DOMAIN Wilson viii leave
this morning for Richmond. where sbo
son, Mr. JOAN Wilson, before going
TO Petersburg 10 spend tho remainder
Preston l.. Rope per" ''V' '""F"'Y'' NrS'
,,.. co
ing at her homc on West avenue.
---
Colonel Samuel hodges and family
homo.
--
Tho Ntisscs uon,or ,,,., -
~ W " ''"u"'spufg'
MISS adelaide Lapsicy will entertain
s.o 'th'r'y-third street
MISS Helen Hubbard. OF Erie Pa. Is
spending; several weeks with her
-.
her home in Atlanta, Ga. after visl.
TO relatives i'll this city.
Miss Grace Powell Of baltimore. is
me guest OF friends In this CITY,
NJ. 49,. 49,
IL &c ac,,o, r.. uuu' ~ u. tiohnei-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE moGULS
DISCUSSES PROPOSED RULES
Proposition Made That All Drafted
Plsycrs Be Regarded as Pur.
chased Plnvrs.
lEv Associated Prcssl


NEW YORK. Dee. ll-lilrry c.
fulliam was reelected president OF
The Nationpl League today for the
sixth time by the mombcrs Of that
league in session here for their fall
meeting.
Secretary John lIcydlcr WAS I'M
opposdly reelected aa was the old
board Of directors. Max lrlcisch-
mann OF Cincinnati. brought ZIP the
question of playing the pitchers box
on lcvol with the diamond. There
was Il general discussion, hut no ac-
ton wax ,akcn \ proposal thut the
number oil pitched balls 10 batter
BE- reduced from four to three was
advanced.
There were advocates for ana
against the change and he question
VAS left to be decided later. The
president recommended TO the nation
N committee that PLAYERS drafted
from minor leagues be treated rs
purchased players.
Should the national commissions
adopt the recommendation. which is
in the nature oI Il reform and is de.
signed 20 dc away with the practice
Of covering nv draft" waivers will
have to he soush; from Clubs ot
both ;hc Ni,.unal AMI The American
Leagues batore drafted p,aycrs can
be returned or lisrpstl of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Lost Valuable Jewels.

Mvf ]. +. Drouillard. who is stop-
ping With her husband ut tho Cham
iHrltn hotel Old Point. has reported
To ~" local police depa ;ment that
sic iost three valuablc strings OF
pearls IN of near this city Tuesday az
,e'noon when she came here TO visit
the shipyard. Each string is said to
cchlan about ninety pea .; ana the
tliro" are said To he worth y small for
tune a reward is offc'cd for the
stones and tho police authorities ar,
working diligently on the case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Fin::' fFcr DIsordsrl, conduo,

+. A. Humphrey AMI Fitzlugu
Je't. young White men. were fined
Slaoo and 500. respectively. hy jus.
'ioc Rrown IN the police court ycs,
'arday morning for dsordcrly con
duct. The young mrl were qrros,cJ
by Sergeant M;'choll Tuesday cvon,
lng for SWEARING and raising dis
tirbanco H. The lobby Of the Academ.
OF Music.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Electric Locomotive's Fast Time.

UhNYTON, \. J., Dec ll-Thc NO.
ord for electric locomo'iros was NJ
'a'nol her. today IN tho tests bcioe
made b. The PENNSYLVANIA rallroou
company. Tic electric engine 80.
w halc"s.nS 70 The Ncw York, Nc~
iaf'n q Hartford TaiiI0a,i.aud Known
- 'hc jamestown Exposition en-; ne.
madc froricu ovor % nilrs M
hcor TIC locomotive wojgs 1900
Wounds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Or. William X. Wood Of serkIev Dead

.'ORFCI.K. VA. DEC. ll.-Dr. Viii
Lam Is Wood. one OF the most ut cm,-
mont physicians In Borkicy ward. dicG
today In his homo. III Chestnut street
after Il lingering illness.
pr Wood was formerly health OH :
Ger OF Berkley. He wcs native OF
Elizabeth City. y. c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Terminals Insnectcd.

party of c.caapc1kc & OHIO
raliwiy oficiois. incaillng Gcncrai
Ma'lager G. L. Doyle ana snporin.
t,ndsnt ]. w. Knapp arrived in IN.
wy Yesterday morning at Il:ts
"eierk on special rain. Alter III
slecting the terminal property, thu
pn,e,nia returned 10 hoir train lii4
ielt Ior Richu:nA Il, . o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Bartendcrs' OHiccrn.

LOCAL chafor No. ~, Ear,cnd-
'rs international League. ilas o,cct-
"a officers for The ensuing ye,r a.
follows; President. j. =. Fralcy; sec
1e'afY.' H. {. koesec; imouclal sccro-
'afy Fred Saaott; ircasuser. liarr,
Noiecros; Inside guard. nsujamin
Sphcs' canP!ain. j. II. Frohman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
FINDS KETTLE FULL OF GOLD.
Long .bu lied Treasure Turned up b,
New Owner CT Farm.

NEW MlLLFoRE. CONN, DEC. |.
Three thousand dollars N 500 gold
pieces has been found BY r j Joree
on his farm in the Mcr.ian district,
whilc he was digging trench
Nr. Jones was formerly New
York business man ana about a wear
ago bought tho fam from sty:ar Poet.
The aoll was in . tea kettle. which.
from its appearance. had been in the
ground for many Years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Fourtl, Annlucrrarn

Newport News Acric. 80. $50. r. q.
t'hgies' Will cclabraic tho fourth an.
i.ycrsaTy q It's organization ut ne
'ionic on Huntington avenue top,a,.
i2w cYeuiug An elaborate program
haa been arranged for tho occSs!on
o. tae entertainment committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
postponed oncc Mnrn

Another NadGctual attempt 10 sell
sne plant ~ putncy Shco Mauu
trustees. @
ihere w@rr 10 bidders for the p7op.
efN' The company's stcct wa, 70. |
20 'Ne Craidoct-rerry Snoc Company
for $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Many Misdcan,onra

In tho Corpo alton Cour; today and
tomorrow judge I'arla;:: will dcvc,c
his time 10 the trial of misdcmcailor.
cases appealed from the police court.
iiaif dozen cases VIII be disposed
OF each day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
MAY Witnesses

. iarSc number &C wi'ncgscs have
pecil summarized Ia testify in the cas-
~ L'nnrr KIN. fourteen year old
hrsra SRI Who Is charged with teton
l"'Slv asaaui'iag q nep1b namrd Wei
'eT Lawrence. The casc was taken IN
y's'c DAY but after certain develop
n''ni' : 'cr brown a. i ,,,,.
ilnue 4 nntil tohnv.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
LIFE SENTENCE FOR BURGLAR.
New Law Makes Fourth Conviction
Carrying That Penalty.

WHITE PLAINS. \. V. DEC. L.
James Murray. a burglar. recently con
victed for The flfti, time. who WA;
sentenced to Sing Sing for eighteen
months. will 10 brought lack to White
Piains within fcw days and ,asen-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12

are ycu lool.lag fo7 : sound. seen,
60 (nfn-apecuintive) investment? See
,Wiiliamson." Ron Q. Citizens and
,s.arine Bank Building, Newport News
~ 12-i0.3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12

Aatrrc nl~nSs wains yon IL your
bowels a-c oiogged or in1med- hosd
M.s TAKE iio!liater's Rocky Noun.
'ain Tea II relieves all congestion
ard vesicres natural digestion. az
cents. Tea Or Table,a.
]. c. GoEsUCH & CO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
FLEETS WAITS FOR
PRESIDENTS SIGNAL
All Sixteen Ball|sshps are Now
TuggIng at lhs|p Anchors
10 The Roads.
FINISH TAKING uPPiI.s SATURDAY
Mes, Of the Vessels Arc Ready For
Start, Bat the Minnesota, Kentucky
and One or Two of the others
That Came in Late Arc Still Load.
ing Ammunition and Provisions.

vain but five days remaining before
President Roosevelt Will give tho
signal for the commencement of th,.
long hcralded aud much discussed
Paciiic cruise, all of the iG majestic
oattscshlps of Rear Admiral Roiicy
u. Evans Atlantic ncct are now tug.
Eing at their anchors in Hampton.
Npads. The las; OF the great arinor.
ciads to reach the readczvou, was tho
5000 ton h;tlcship Minnesota. which
arrived in the Roads yesterday morn
ING from the New York navy yartl
and took IN her position al the hcad
Of the third division OF the feet.
Much work romans TO he done hc-
Tore the vessels weigh anchor Monday
morning md during tho remainder o.
Tic week there will be hustle ana
hue lc oil shlphoard Hundreds a,
blue contcd ,ars arc WORKING lil;;;
beavers preparing The ships for tho
Inspection by President Roosevelt.
When this work is completed, Rear
Admiral Evans will visit each shi,,
10 see hat everything is in prime
order aud condition.
Loading Provisions And Coal.
The loading OF ammunition, coal
and supplies is going steadily ahcad
and already several OF the vessels
nave about finished taking supplies.
The Minnesota. Kentucky and sew
orll Of the other vessels. however
VIII NO. finish before Saturday morn
Ing.
One OF the most interesting fen,
lures OF the final preparations, is the
installation OF wireless telephones
and telegraph on the ships. Eight
of the vessels have hecn cauipund
with the wireless telephones and tho
tcsis of the now Instruments have
proven highly satisfactory Great in
lercst Is Eel, in the work by the
naval officers. as the system OF
taking from one snm 10 another oyI
telephone at sea over The wide OK
phnsc or water, is something entire
iy now in naval history.
Recruits Troublesome.
The marine Officers OF the ships
OF the fleet are having considerable
trouble with the now recruits thar
'"'r "c'h TAKEN aboard aDd II is
probable that most of the marines
viii he given shuro drill tho latter,
pan IF this week
large number Of recruits inlnod
he vessels at Tie brooklyn navy yard
ana maay more have Joined tho ahins
IN tho Roads Twcnty-six men who
lave never been to sca have. boon
ont aboard the Louisiana and will
b. transferred 10 The Philippines from
san Francisco next spring The OF
ilccra are anticipating considerable
'rorblc with the new snilor-soldicrs
during the cruise us alj OF ihcm prob.
ably will be hid up With sea.sicknc5 IS
on and OH during tho cisiirc Journey.
sayin. Goodbve.
IL spite of the great hustle on
shipbaoFd officers and men alike
Una tlmc 10 spend Il few honrs ashore
each. The families of many of the
III
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Fined ard Jailed.

IN Tue police court yostur,Iay a
nero wcmnn named Mary Cham.
ffs WAS hncd $50 aud costs for scli-
ms eocainc' Tho woman wac unable
. fuy the flae aud vent to iail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
You Have the $l.oO;
We the Banks.

Take a look as our win
dove. A Christmas pres
ems that costs nothing
and ONE which causes
YOU 20 save money, i'm
stead of spending all
YOU make.
a wisc parent will deposit one dol.
lar or more for each member OF his
or her family, or sec that they do and
encourage saving i'll this way.
Every dollar draws per cent
Interest.
Don't fall to see us Immediately
after reading this and get bank
and bank book, onen an account
with ono dollar CIR moro and continue
TO save, and YOU will not regret II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Saviru Gcod,,vc

IL spite of the great hustle on
shiphaoTd officers and men alike
UNA tlmc 10 snend Il few hours ashore
each. The families of many OF the
Officers are stopping nj the Chamber
IN iic;oi and every evening thc no.
tel IS crowded Will gold braided ni-
ilcers and boaI!Imlly lresand wnman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12

fenced to prison for life.
new law makes the fourth con
viction for burglary life ccntcncc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12

Mrs. !. Kennedy Cross t.; rocupor.
a,'iiS AFTER q severe alack Of grip.
which condncd her 10 her homo OH,
West avenue for two weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16
CON. WILL
SHARE BIG PROFITS
Directors Decide to Distribute
Twenty Cents Per Share
During April.

On Friday afternoon the directors of
the Columbus Consolidated company
spread a large wave Of sunshine
through the present cloudy weather
in financial circles by declaring the
second dividend. AS predicted In these
out n larger amount than dividend No.
], raising the amount of profit sharing
from Is cents TO 20 cents share on
all outstanding stock. This brings the
total amount to be distributed next
month to $56,70760. This dividend is
payable on the 9th day Of April, the
books to close on March 2Sth and to
reopen on the Sth day of April.
Placing the Columbus Consolidated
company upon 20.cent dividend basis
can not help but appeal to the stock
holders. coming at a time when the
company is most embarrassed owing
to the frightful condition of the roads
leading from the mine to the sampler
at Sandy The roads prevent the man
agement from sending out anything like
the shipments that should be marketed
when the available ores are taken into
consideration. 1t illustrates how gen
erouslv the company is earning at the
present time, and what can be ex-
pected later when the roads have
cleared up sufficiently for the company
to be earning enough in a week to pay
on the issued stock 90 cents a share.
That may mean larger dividends, but
that belongs to some future period.
The Columbus Consolidated is de-
veloping into a magnificent producer,
and the payment-of dividends will be
continued indefinitely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16
DAY ON CHANGE.
Several Soft Spots Rapidly Healing
Upon the Mining Exchange,

Friday, on the local exchange. a total
OF 50Ss5 shares passed hands. represent
Ing market value of S60,973I5 There
was an Improvement in several levels
among the unlisted stocks. Standard
Copper began the day by selling around
Copper Glance started in ut 24c. and
closed the day by selling for 27c share;
Ohio Copper slumped some, selling for
s475, and later at $40; Newhouse sold
cult closed 50@65c Federal Ely closed
s0@e0c; Western Nevada Copper closed
s1.20@126, Ohio Kentucky was offered
at $4: Mason Valley was offered at $3.50
for Ely Witch S1.15 was bid for Bingham
Central $1.50 was bid, for Demijohn SC
was bid; for Eureka Swansea Extension
sc was bid. The quotations on listed
stocks closed as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16
H0NER|NE EARNS AT
VERY LIBERAL RATE
February Was Very Successful
Month for Great Property
at Stockton.

For some time past the Honerine
operations have been somewhat buried
in obscurity, few if anyone outside of
the stockholders realizing Just what
character of results have been obtained
by the management. II now transpires
that the company has been meeting
with splendid returns in all lines of ac-
tivlty, the month of last February be-
ing one Of the most satisfactory in
the history of the company During
this period there was n total market
ing of something like $4,000 worth Of
crude ore and concentrates. while the
net earnings of the company for Feb
ruary amounted to approximately S2o,-
0G0
Such earnings will come as a surprise
to all who have not been able to keep
in close touch with the Honerinc oper-
ations, and such earnings will serve
to emphasize the importance of this
organization as producer of rich ores,
No estimate is obtainable regarding
what the company will accomplish dur.
ing the present month, but from all
present indications the net earnings
Will compare favorably with those of
last month. Az the first of March there
were en- route from the mine to the
local market eighteen cars of concen-
trates and one car Of crude ore,
1t is stated that broken down in the
various Stopes oI the properly tncro
are between 10000 and 10000 tons Of
ore. which are to be taken care of as
fast as the management can do the
work The mill is running three
shifts, and without a hitch at any part
of the property OF mill the management
is making fine heedway While paying
strict attention TO the marketing OF
ores, the company is not proceeding
without regard for the future, as the
work of developing new ore bodies for
future disposal is being attended to
with due diligence.
The Honerine is in ideal shape, and
the more the general public learns re.
gardlng the present results and meth
ods employed the better opinions will
prevail regarding one of the really
great mines of Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16
Mining Notes.

James f Bcveridge, superintendent
OF the Emma Copper company, is in
the city from the property of Alta
Mr. Beveridge reports everything pro-
crossing smoothly at the mine.
The dividend of 371s cents share,
of $ll2,5O0 III all, declared by the DAILY
Judge company as forecasted several
days ago by The Tribune, is payable
on the 18th Of April, books to close on
the 3lst of March.
j. G., Guerin, president of the Rose
bud Investment company, left for Rose
bud Friday 10 assume the duties Incl.
dent TO this organization.
superintendent Moffat, of the New
house company, is IN the city from the
property III Beaver county. Mr. Mof-
fat reports ore everywhere in the mine,
there being n steady improvement in all
directions as work upon the resources
progresses. Mr.. Moffat summed up by
repeating his opinion, as given in these
columns some time ago, to the effect
that there is not red metal producer
west Of the Missouri river equal to the
Newhouse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16
.stern Capitalists After the
of the Bingham
AmaIgamated Copper.
LINOIS GROUP AND
THE COPPER GLANCE
] consideration Involved in
rase All Parties Can Come
Together.

.,;,o of the utmost efforts of the
[.;., concerned, it leaked out Friday
1. .omethinp in the shape of n deal
1 ,he control Of the Bingham Anal
lated Copper company is IN pro-
in Salt Lake City The lid has
4. tept closely upon this deal for
,s,al weeks, but someone must have
a,d il Friday for the purpose of as
-,,,,;ne if something still was con-
.led beneath, because great many
|.s;ls that should not be given out
'a;re,;ly were allowed to escape. One
|,uo connected with the deal has been
|ysiuIly kept under the lid, and that
,be exact identity of those who are
Aor this Bingham territory, but 1T is
|1ersood that they are strong east
1 talent who have desired a foot
IA in Bingham for some time past.
The Bingham Amalgamated Copper
many owns the Illinois group and
4 control of the Copper Glance prop
a At Bingham. both being among the
IN desirable portions of the famous
|oCham copper bearing porphyry zone.
|ifh an increased demand on the part
soucone near 10 the inside Friday
a the Copper Glance stock, that stock
ok an upward soar that lifted the
|irc well beyond the panic level. Dill
|nt inquiry brought out the informa
nj thut proposition had been Of
|red the officials of the Bingham Am
pamated for the control of the same.
;bouph the exact amount bid per
he was not divulged.
ID is thought, however, in case the
al goes through successfully that IL
\ mean the transfer of considerably
III half million dollars, 1t is known
a the Bingham Amalgamated com
1y is capitalized for 1000. 900 shares,
D.00O shares Of which are issued and
p,Q0O being retained as treasury
0ck. II is towards the issued stock.
ID stated. that the buyer s efforts are
ferted. While none of the officials
n inclined TO affirm or deny any re-
bis that are passing round local cir
s.. il is thought that the deal Will
her be consummated or determined
|herHise within the next few DAYS.
|b acreage, the Bingham Amalgamat-
|Copper company can prove up with
h largest owners Of Bingham terri
~, the recent amalgamation of the
|{ersl groups now within its control
fpging together an ideal proposition
M every standpoint The manage
nt at tins time is installing equip
nj to develop both the Illinois and
Copper Glance groups 10 the most
rough extent, and it has been a
pier or general anpreclation for some
q that the Copper Glance tunnel is
png us way through very respect
f amount of red metal ores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES,
May Day 500 at 26c.
Nevada Hills. 400 at S3.725
Nevada Fairview, 100 at 1Ic.
Star Con, 500 at 3lc,
Uncle Sam, 500 at 4Sic; 200 at 47c; 900
at i71c.
So.32L 100 at $3.50.
Little Chief. 1900 at 15c.
Mountain Lake, 100 at SIC.
New York. 500 at 22lc. 1900 al 22c.
81 27k; 100 at 81 % 300 at 81 20; 700 at
sl.l76. 300 at Sl.l5; 200 at sl.2o. buyer
sixty days; 1900 at S1.l21; 1000 at S1,10;
100 at $1.l5. buyer sixty days.
Seven 1roughs 200 at SIC.
Victor. 500 at 10Ac.
Yankee, 100 at 64c; 100 at CSC, 500 at
62c; 100 at Gle.
Shares sold. 1850.
Selling value, Sll.i5I.i5.
OPEN BOARD.
Carisa, 500 at 56c.
Columbus Con. 100 at S5.25 20 at
$685.; 100 at $40
DAILY Judge. 100 at $3.50,
star Con. 1900 at 30hc.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at s2,05.
=. South Col. Con, 100 at $50; 200 at
Selling value. si0,6l960.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Daly-Judge. 200 at $3.50; 200 at S9.15.
May Day. 1000 at 26c.
Nevada Fairview, 1000 al l6c
Star Consolidated 1000 a ale.
Uncle Sam Con. 400 at 57c; 100 d 4Tlc.
Beck Tunnel. 90 at 81 so.
Century. 100 at ole; 100 at soc.
Victor Con, 1000 at lie.
Shares sold, $50
Selling value, S6i96.50
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 100 al $3.50.
Columbus Con, 800 a $3.50; 400 at
$3.50. 200 at s535.
Colorado Mining, 100 at $3.50: 100 at
S2.27t,
Lower Mammoth. 200 at s2.1O.
Mountain Lake 100 at Sic.
South Columbus Con, 500 AT S1.&2l, 800
al $l3O
DAILY Judges 600 at s95O 100 al $40.
Uncle Sam Con. 800 al a7c,
Shares sold. 1926
Selling value. S32. 300