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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
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TRADING STILL LTGHT.
Slight Improvement Noticed Over
Ncstar,tav NVnruinyt,a RpvHpesu

Slight Improvement Noticed Over
Yesterday Mornings Business,
with business on strictly cash
basis the banks refusal 20 grant
oyer-dfafts Went into effect yesterday
dealers In the local pit buy only what
their PURSES can cover. This Is one
reason offered for the light trading
being done, This mornings trading
had totals not much larger than those
of yesterday forenoon, During both
calls this forenoon 17,521 shares with
q selling value of 11,5T9-6o were
transferred. May DAY came In for
some attention; l,5oO shares going at
81 and 81 y; 500 at SO and the re-
mainder al a half cent less Silver
King was a stock which came In for
attention also. is shares going at
$40 The forenoon total and quota
tons follow!
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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REGULAR cArL sAI.rs.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
May Day, 300 at ~; 1000 at sllk
Silver King, ] s Mt 20. IN,
a..
Black lack 100 at 81: 800 at re.
Colo. Mining GO0 At a-32Is
lngoL i,6oe AZ no. $500 at H.
Mountain Lake 800 az 20: 100 at "a,
So Col Con. ION al lO5
Seven Troughs, 400 al 60. 100 at a.
Yankee, 200 az s.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Butler Liberal, 299at III Jos at re-
Carisa, goo at o.,
Little Chief 500 Rt 1914.
Seven TrouBhs 100 at 10,
50, col Cor,. 800 at .025ai 100 at ! ,05.
Uncle Sam. 300 Mt TO-
Wabash, l0G at 22,
RECAPlTULATION
Shares Amt
stegular Can ..u,",,un120l5 4,6I7 90
Open Board -.----..-,,, 5.5o6 6.a62. go
Forenoon totals ...,.,,.1752I sll.57s. $50
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no BUILp Ely CITY.

A. s, Price, a We'll known salt Lake
architect, has arrived tn supervise the
site company for tho extensive I'm
proyeu1ents and building operations
being conducted IN ELY city ny that
company HIS headquarters VIII hn
on the second floor OF the lcwnslte
cntnpanye new Office building in
Eleventh street, Ely city, where "a
Large force ~ engineers, architects
and droughtsmsn VIII he employed
under his direction aud supervision
White Pine News
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CONFERENCE
Reduced Rates via Oregon Short Line

Tickets on sale from Ogden and in
termediate points April 4th to sth,
inclusive final limit April 18th From
April 5rd 10 sth, inclusive final limit
April 18th. From idaho points April
srd to 9th. inclusive. final limit April
18th. From Union Pacific points,
Green River and west. April Srd to
18th. inclusive, limited to April 18th.
From Southern Paci1ic points east OF
Monticello, April 3rd to 9th, inclusive.
final limit April 18th. For rates and
further Information see agents.
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CHERRY CREEK MINES CoAIHNNY
Principal place OF business Salt Lake CITY
Utah, Notice Is hereby given tha1 ali "a
meeting Of the board o. directors held on
Tbs soth day q March, 1877. an aasess,
led on the capital stock o. the corpora
ton, payable Immediately To- II. nj. Nd.
EVAN secretary, IL hIs offlco In the State
BANK of uiah salt Lake City. Utah. Any
main unpaid al the close of business
On. The 3Ed Dag or May. 1907. shall be
eellnaufnt and advertised tor sale az
public apeton., and unless payment IL
m On May a 1907 10 psy lie cost Of adj
Yertslns and expense Of sale.
HENRY 4, MoEwAN.
ux,., ,.,, Secretary.
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CONCENTRATES.

The odin at Park city is making Its
faithful hackers feel pretty good since
good ore was struck on the Odln vein.
This was followed nom the tnnnel ior a
distance OF 200 feet aud the whole width
and height of the dritt has ore, Sam.
pies have gone is per cent copper. Lead
values are growing also. The assure
Will be followed right along and IL Is
expected some thing will happen right
soon.
A. j. Davis returned yesterday from q
trip to the Beaver county district and
reports things In good shape Devel-
oprnent is meeting wsth encoura ge-
Inent OIL all hands. says Mr DAVIS, WHO
is enthusiastic over this Utah region.
A compressor is being Installed at the
Copper King, a shaft has been sunk
9a5 and drift Is being run for the ore.
The Talsman, 1t is reported mas just
opened a FIVE inch streak of ore yield
ing from 1000 TO 5000 ounces In silver.
Splendid progress Is being made in
work on The Boston Con, s milling plant
al Garfeld, saws a. J. Beetles The
bins which Will be used Tor sacelving
crude ore and all the trestles and tracks
leading up to them are com
pIeted, The main crushing de-
partment in the mill Itself Is al
50 completed Mr. BEETLES says he feels
confident after watching tl,e progress OF
construction that the mill will be grind
NIB merrily before spring is old, The
plant has 5000 ton per day capacity
NJ NJ. Johnso on. manage r OF the West
ern Nevada Copper company, returned
from a visit TO the Dyer properties az
Yerington Sunday night and ,ast night
left for the Dominion eonpany's mines
at Boundary Fails, British Columbia
Mr.. johnson goes 10 Boundary Falls
for two known reasons; one TO trans
fer T. r. DrummOnd from the Dominion
properties and place him IN charge of
the Nipissing silver mines al Cobalt.
He wants to be on hand when the smell
ter's third furnace goes into commits
sion. Mr.. Johnson viii spend some
weeks north.
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EXCURSIONS TO
MILNER, IDAHO
April 18th 10 eIss.

Via oregon Short Lire for opening 30,
900 acres OF Carey land under Twir
Falls North Side Canal and sale Of lo1s
In new Miner TOWNSHIP Round trit
from salt Lake $40 ~. PrOportionare-
ly low rates from other points. Tickets
limited to fifteen days,
City Ticket office. POI Main Street.
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GET THE HAHIr

Go tc E6ert's for wall paper, YOU
Will be surprised; you will be pl.ssed
you Will buy Both phones 81 Main.
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Cannon e. Cannon, Mining Stock, .5rok
erS, Is r. SO. Tenn. Ind. Tel 2TSl; Bell 2s9l
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James a. Pollock and company bank
ers and brokers. furnish the Following.
received over their private wire. this
"A fgnrnOpns
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ID. NJ. WEST & CO.. stock brokers,
ID. +. Walker Blk Tel. 1856 res s51O-x
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GEO, @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS'. "a z. SO. Temple Both
Phones s10.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
EIrd-Cowan Co.

custom Assayers and Chemists. 1st
South West Tenn pie st,
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M. s. Hanhuer. J. V. Sndler.
l52 So. West Temple. p. o. box 144s
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WOOL.


st Louis, April 2--W-ool, steady Terri
tory and western mediums 25d2s fine me-
diums, lSd22; fine. lid17-
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PRODUCE.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,

New York. April 2,--snsar. raw Arm.
Fair rennlng. sls; centrifugal. u test. 81.
mOlasses sugar rs
Re6ned-Steady- Crushed, $40; powder
ed, 40: Rranulated, 40
coffee-Steady' Nc I Rio, I; No, 4 san-
tos, s.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
Liverpool April 2--Closc. Wheat
May, Is asbds judy 6s Esd.
The weather In England today was fine
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A. g. CANfPBELL,
Stock Broker, 216 d. r, Walker BLOCK
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TALL|SNAN MAKES
BIG DISCOVERY
Horn Silver Found in Almost Pure
LumpS-carIoad Being
Loaded.
VALUES OVER 70 PER CENT.
Exploration on 22u-Foot Level IN High.
iy Sticccssiul---.Acttvo Work
10 be Pushed.

The report o a big strike In the Tails
man was verified this morning by menu
beers of the company who arc showing
samples with 70 per cent and over sill
YER values. The stun IL almost pure
horn silver and two samples. not much
larger than baseball. are about all y
person wants to hold at arms length.
The eye found In the richest samples
ls In these rocks as plain and pretty az
can be- To say the TaIisnan crowd Is
happy Is putting It mildly. The various
attaches are holding an open house"
In their offices In the d. II. Walker
building this morning. The rock was
uncovered on the 2s5-foot level where
exploration has been carried on FOR
some time. The Talislnan was worked
years ago but the vein has been lost
for many moons The company Is now
after this lost vein and from all indica-
lions Is close upon 1t. The ore JUST UNI
covered goes as high as 10000 ounces
an silver and averages around 5000. The
streak from which the best samples
We're taken WIS eight feet long ana
from four inches to q foot wide, The
same rock is being opened up as work
progresses and car Is now being load
ed for shipment tomorrow. The rock
being loaded In this car Is MIXED with
the silver ore and big values are eN-
peCtcd.
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sllIPPING NOW on.

The raltsmun is seven miles west Of
Milford and ore is hauled to the Milford
station Tor loading, p. J ponahuc, who
Is experimenting development. was al
the mime the last OF the week, returning
Sunday night, He discusses the strike
In a manner which Indicates he believes
the strike much more important than hp
cares to predict at the present time,
Shipping is 70 be kept up regularly and
with the roads improving between the
property and the loading station at
Milford, this can be done without ex~
ira trouble, The car coming In tomor~
row Will bring 80 tons " ore. Mining
men who have called iR at the Talisrnan
Offices and seen For themselves the
Jumps OF horn silver say they have sell
dom seen prettier or heavier rock and
predict great things for the mine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
PERSONAL

Andy GardC l';-2 is m the city fruw
Muskogee &C. spent i few days
Mrs. sulye Il. Russell has rctur.
ed from visit to points in Texas.
Mr.. and Ms Roy Miller have rc.
turned from VISIT fo two weeks ~
relatives il K1Esas
Father Wallrapp left today for Ma.
ain where he goes ON business. Faith.
er Walrapp has recently been given
charge of the Catholic Indians of this
nation and his time is all taken up
in his work at present Heretofore
their charge his been in the hands
Of Father Uport of Antlcrs Before
leaving today, Father Wallrapp stated
that preparations were being made for
the Right Reverend Bishop Meers-
chaort, d. d.. to be here Sunday week
and conduct mass at the Catholic
church. The further announcement
will be made later by Father Wall
rapp.
J. w. Kirsch, formerly connected
with the o. l.. DENIES dry goods es-
tablishment Of this city at preson; liy-
ing in Denison, came to Armore
Tuesday evening ON the Frisco. Tie
spent the night here last night and
returned to Denison !oday. Since his
last visit to Ardmore Mr.. Kirsch had
been injured painfully 10y a knife cut
in the arm. While whiting on a
piece Of board, the Enita slipped and
the keen blade erte"ci his left arm
az the wrist. Tho principal vein IL
the wrist was severed While he is
recovering from tl'r wound his arm
is still in a bad con lition and 1t will
be some time before he can use it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09

is WRONG
MISSOURI FARMER HAS a KICK
AGAINST RAILROADS.
RATES ON CAR OF APPLES
From Southern Missouri to chiekasha
Four Times as Much as the Rate
on Car Of Flour from That
Point to Missouri.

The tic.up ON railroads which has
greatly discommodyd many shippers
I'm this section, has also been affect
ing the entire country H. p. CHIT
of Aurora, Mo, is i'm Ardmorc with "a
car load of apples from his home
town Mr. CHft says the tic.up on
the roads I'm his country Is worse
than he has ever known it To- Dc. lie
states that more than half the apple
crop raised in Missouri this year Will
have been wasted because of the iu-
ability to secure cars for shipment
This is the principal article raised in
that country Great apple COmbiua-
tions exist for handling the crop ami
thousands of bushels of apples are
shipped out of his neighborhood alone
This year there has been q shortuoss
Of cars which has made it impossible
for the apple growers to market their
products.
Mr. Cliu says there is at present
waiting for cars to haul them. huud-
reds of cars of apples, wasting and
being destroyed. The rate has also
been exorbtaut. As an instance of
the rate charged from Aurora to
Chickasha on a car of apples, Nh
Gift says he paid $li3. \ grocer iu
his town shipped car Of flour from
Chickasha to Aurora, Mo, for S3G.
The same distance and over the same
road, yet the produce being brought
into the territoby cost about four
times as much freightage as that
being shipped out. Everything ship
ped to the southwest is on the same
basis.
When asked what caused the eXor-
bitant rate to the southwest and the
shortness of cars over the country,
Mr.. Gift replied that he was unable
TO say. as he had only his personal
opinion on the matter. However he
thinks it is not on account of oycr
production or a great prosperity, but
a combination between the big pro-
duccrs and cold storage men and the
railroads, which crowds the indepcnd-
ent producer out.
Mr.. Gift says when he loaded his
car of apples which he shipped to
Ardmorc, there were fifty other men
wanting the same car In his little
town. He stated that the only way
he got It was to be there and load
one end of the car with apples while
the other end was being unloaded of
the produce it had brought i'm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
Love Elected Speaker.

The Thirtieth legislature has hon
ored the Dallas district by electing to
the Speakership Hon. Thomas b. Love,
a citizen OF Dallas. The compliment is
highly appreciated by Mr.. Loves CON
stituents, albeit assurances beforehand
that he would win the honor had ac-
customcd his noighbors to the idea
that he would be the speaker, AMI
this renders less demonstratiye rne
applause that would have come or
a closer contest and Of a winning with
some of the elements of surprise about
it.
Mr.. Love is one of the ablest mem
bers Of the legislature and one Of the
best informed men in the state. lie is
"A man who keeps his balance well
and who is thoroughly equipped for
the trying Office to which he has been
elected. The News is confident that as
a presiding officer he will dispatcp
business in an able and orderly man
ner.-Dallas News.
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ARDMORE
BOND ISSUE
jAFE-NO FLAWS COULD BE
FOUND BY LAWYERS.
MAYOR DICK IS PREPARED
The Papers that Passed the Eaale
Eyes Of Leading Attorneys Of
the East-City Liable for
Its Debts.

Ardnlor. bond. arp ir .r, ,.fso ,,
fpctod by th, opIni,p .f rYJ.. piro,
of New yor, ON IN. snpth >rr,l,st.r
hnpd issue vb. t,,t t..... .., ,...,.i..
lpaI bopas n.,t.5 I. ,r,r.r pi.i.
b,y, st,,5 fb, t,.t ,rJ t... hoo,
found fo d. NH ripbt and g,t.
Wbu. Np.E,g,, south ,t,,l..,,u
and otn,r rifI.. I'm IN. f.rrit,r. b,,o
t.., b,r.ri.,....., H.. .,,.. .........,.. ~.
J.,f,g b. .I..,i., and .t..i,... 90.
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New suits Filed.

r. X. Belker filed suit against A. l..
Sanders, DR.. f. A. White, and NJ. ~
Sanders, a firm trading under the firm
name of A. l.. Sanders & Co, at Ab-
ner, l. r., for the balance due on .
note Of Si5G.29.
A petition Of involuntary bankrupt,
cy was filed agoiast the firm by IL
following creditors Tyler & Simpson
Co, $1,000; Galveston Shoe and Hat
CO., S5O4iO; Gaiyesl1n Dly Goods CO.,
10000; and Ardmore Wholesale Me-
camille Co. SlG3.57
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The Eagles will meet this evening
at their club rooms iu regular weekly
session Several officers who were
elected ar the lst regular meeting VIII
hr installed and other business of
Importance attended to. The Eaglc
hodge is iu better condition than for
years and has "a good balance un hand
Members and officers OF this insu-
tlon have Zoo mind the erection OF a
club room building ln the near future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
PROSPECTS ARE SLIM.
For League Baseball Team In Ard
more During the Summer Of
19o7-Town is Badly
Handicapped.

As the approach Of the baseball
season draws near. Ardmore Is still
on the outside so far as any prospects
Of getting into a league is concerned
other towns in the Oklahoma part OF
the new state and a few in the terri
tory have made preparations FOR play
ing league bail the coming season, but
not so with Ardmore
The New State League recently
formed at Oklahoma City to consist
Of several of the territory towns and
also Oklahoma towns which were not
included in the All Oklahoma League,
was to have taken some action with re-
gard TO granting n franchise to Ard
more. II this was done baseball en-
thusiasts I'm this city have not been in
formed Of IT, Representatives of the
league were to have met in Oklahoma
City on January to decide what ad-
ditional towns, besides the charter
members. franchises would be grant
ed. II Ardmore was included in that
number the fact has not been maze
known.
The proposition now is that Ard
more In company with towns sur
rounding this both in Texas and this
territory form an Independent league
for the coming season. This solution
TO the question as to whether Ard
more is to play league ball seems the
most tangible new before the baseball
advocates in this city
Ardmore is ready to support good
team and is willing TO 90 into n league
with towns in a radius OF one hundred
miles OF this point. Ardmore Is ready
to put up a Forfeit that she will play
| the season out and a guarantee OF a
| specified amount for each same.
/ II. b. Bracy Of this city, who has
| always taken a great interest in the
/ game here, said today in speaking oI
the matter that he, in company with
others would furnish the necessary
forfeit and guarantee money to insure
team for Ardmore provided a league
could be formed Of the towns near
/ enough 10 Ardmorc TO insure the
/ transportation expense not being too
heavy.
AT present Ardmore has no suita-
BILE grounds for baseball within the
/ city limits, as the former grounds
used, have been purchased by cotton
men who expect to erect buildings on
the site. There Is a move un foot,
/ however, By baseball enthusiasts TO
secure a lease or purchase the Fair
Associations grounds with a view OF
| playing league bali. The only obIec.
/ tion to this is the transportation fare
TO the park and back patrons Of the
game would have TO pay Could some
method Of securing cheap fare be de
vised the park would be an ideal place.
But until this Is oden the probability
OF playing ball there is slim However.
this is one of the minor details and If
other towns surrounding this will
| come into a league with the necessary
guarantee there will be plenty OF
league BAH in this end Of the new
state.
A good baseball team Is one meth.
Cd Of advertising a town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
A Card.

This IS TO certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
II Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your coughs or cold IL stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures
la grippe coughs and prevents pneu-
monia and consumption. Contains
no opiates. The genuine is in a yell
low package Refuse substitutes.
Sold by Hoffman Drug Co., City Drug
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
TAMS BIXBY WRITES.
A Letter TO James T. Burns Explain.
ing .he Law Of Remuneration
for the Election
Judges.

James r. Burns, who acted as cleo
tion commissioner in this, the 1O3
constitutional district, at the recent
delegate election, has received the
following letter from 1'ams BiXby,
chairman of the districting and can
yassing board in the Indian Terrific
ry. in reply to an inquiry concerning
the amount the clerks and judges Oi
the election were to receive for their
services. Mr.. Burns inquiry was oc-
casioned by the dissatisfaction of a
number of judges and clerks in this
district at the meager pay they re-.
ceived for the work November 6.
The impression has been created
i'm this distrt that each clerk and
Judge was TO receive three dollars per
day FOR his services during the clec-
tion. As all clerks and judges worked
sixteen hours on election day, the
opinion was formed that they would
receive pay for two days work, as un.
der the Oklahoma law eight hours is
a working day. When the checks as
payment FOR the work We're received
by the forty.fiyc election judges and
clerks in this district they were p
81 as payment for their services
sixteen hours work.
The matter was brought to the at.
tention of Mr.. Burns, who communi.
Gated with the board and received the
following letter in reply:
"Muskogee, |. T., Jan, Z.
Receipt Is hereby acknowledged of
your letter of January >, 1907, respect
ing compensation allowed judges and
clerks of election for their services
on November G, 1906.
In reply your attention Is invited
to Section Q Chapter 23, Session
Laws Of Oklahoma, 1895, which reads,
in part. as follows:
"~ tho judges and clerks OF
election shall receive two dollars per
day
Prior to the election 1t was the un.
derstandiug uf the distriCtlng and
canvassing board that these officials
I'm Indian Territory would receive as
compensation, the sum Of $500 and
the payrolls were certified on this ba
sis by the election commissioners.
THE matter was submitted by the
special disbursiug agent of the depart.
ment and 1t was held that the proyi.
sions uf the Oklahoma law above quot,
ed were in force and that these Off,
cials should be paid in accordance
with the same.
pit uriwe pv s Soda ur shr mil
THE compensation allowed the
judges and clerks serving in the cleo
ton, in both Oklahoma and Indian
Territories, was fixed by the statute
The chairmcn were allowed mile
age where It was necessary TO make
trips to secure the ballots and deliver
the returns. In your district It appears
thatno amounts are due on account OF
distance Travelled. as all of your pre-
cincts We're located within the limits
of Ardmore.
Respectfully,
TAMS BIXBY,
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Satisfaction Insured.

II you have a difficult job Of buggy
or carriage work, or very particula'
job Of horseshoeing, that you woul1
like well done, bring 1t to the sign OF
the big Horse Shoe" on Broadway.
90 WILL DeVENY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
With the Sick.

Miss Alice Moore, who was injured
in a runaway accident Monday morn
ing near the High school building is
up and about the house The injuries
received were not as serious as was
at first anticipated
Mrs. II. c. Rutherford is i'll at her
home on Mill street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
Do You Know?

At the sign Of the Big Horse Shoe
on Broadway you will find the best
equipped shop in Ardmore, for doing
all kind of buggy ana carriage worK.
wagon work and horse shoeing. One
trial will convince you.
80 WILL DeNENY.