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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
OPHIR HILL CASE
important one
The Triumph Of Senator Clark
May Mean Much for Flu
ture Of 0phi-.
A RAILROAD INTO CAMP.
Ono Of the Projects Likely tn Doc Re
Nivcd-Ncu Question Goo
Mining Law.

The decision rendered by Judge John
A. Marshall yesterday 60 the case OF
Thomas r. Keely and others against
the Ophir Hnl Mining company Us one
Of the most important handed
down by % Utah court in many day.
The conclusion of this litigation means
great deal To- the people OF Ophir
for thoro IS little doubt but that the
Ophir HW Mining company VIII ale
most Immediately increase ita output
aud commence "a much more vigorous
campaign than has ever characterized
the operations OF this corporation here
tOforc The success OF Senator Dlarks
company in this case may also moan
the building during he coming year oi
about nine miles of railroad track 90
connect The town or Ophr with thu
main line of the San Pedro. Los Au-
Ecles a. salt Lake railroad. something
Senator Clark has had iu c0ntcmpla-
ton but has held in allegiance pending
the settlement Of tho controversy with
Mr. Kelley and associates iu which
the question of extra lateral rights was
involved together with alleged dam-
ages agEregating &lSoo,O0o for ore
mined
The plaintiffs owned the Henrietta
claim and an undivided one-half inter
est I'D NNf BOYS claim. li illH one tiHN
PLAINTIFF claimed damages for $1,000
600. and iu the other case FOR $3.50 00J
and asked for a perpetual Injunction.
Defendants had extracted ore from be-
meath the surface boundaries of these
claims but justified their action by vir-
tue of an apex ln Ophir I'm territory.
The court fully sustained the cNtra-lat-
eral rights OF the defendants.
These cases were tried before tho
court ufthOuf "a iury ia the months of
March ana April OF this year. and have
heen under adVisemcnt ever since the
9th day OF April a new and interest
Ing question Of mining law. to-wit..
that when the vein crosses two parable
side lines the end lines become the
side lines. 10 has been frequently de-
cided that where the vein crosses par
allel side lines the side lines become
end lines but iu no high court has n
been decided under similar circumstau-
COS that the end lines become the side
lines.
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PRODUCE.



c,t,icaV q oct. s.-The wheat market OPP
ened active and easier. Liverpool cables
we're reported easier within few min
utes after the opening prices falueu
sharply on good general buying DeceIn-
Der wheat opened isgA 10 3sa4s lower
at O9st to 029s sold on TO l.U1'sul va,
and then sold up TO l.0Sla. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
$50 cars. e..
because Of reports Of cold weather
throughout the corn belt. December corn
opened unchanged at 59is end sold at
fats opened easy along with wheat and
then advanced strongly as the price of
wheat advanced. December oats opened
JsaA lower at 3Aa65A and sold at oiA.
The provisions market was STEADY
January pork opened unchanged az l9:o.
Lard was 2ia higher az eHFde Si1s. Kids
were ~ higher at 591la
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.
New York, Oct. THE market for
eyapOrated apples is quiet ana steady,
with fancy quoted at 10izc choice, 9ssc;
prime, sisc; common 10 fair. s4ec.
prunes are offered more freely from the
coast and the tone Of the market is easy.
Spot quotations are unchanged, ranging
from Ago to l2c for California fruit and
from 20 TO l0ilc for OregonS up to @4
zoe
Apricots are unchanged. with choice
quotations at 2ic. extra choice &c
fancy. 2202ic.
Peaches are I'm light supply and the
prices hold frm, With choice quoted az
lEsc. extra choice. 12A dl3c; fancy, 100
1870. extra fancy, 14al4izc.
Baisins are scarce and firm on spot
with loose muscatels quoted at loc seed
Cd raisins, 7hul5c: London layers Lisa
lbs.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chiacgo. Oct. g--Butter, steady. Cream
cries. 24629iA diaries. 22nG.
Eggs-Stcady, at mark, cases included,
l5irdlsh.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. Oct. s-SuRnr, raw, steady.
Fair refining, $40. centrifugal, 30 test,
S.9o, molasses sugar, $40
Rclued-Qtnet Crushed, $50; powder
ed. 80; graduated, 800.
Conee-Steady. No. 3 Rio, 90. No. 4
Santos. Sc
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FOR HOME INDUSTRIES.
Boosting Of VI. a NJ is Again Being
Taken Up ON Large scale.

Secretary l.. j. Haddock OF the
Manufacturers q Merchants associa-
ton is having printed 10000 small
prospectuses suitable for enclosing
with bills or any other mailing mat
ter. aud each of the members OF the
association will bee supplied with
stock of these 10 send 10 their patrons.
The prospectus is I'm the nature OF a
directory Of the names Of the promi-
nent manufacturers and businessmen
OF the state who are members OF the
organization, giving their place Of bust
ness. also the articles made or handled
by them. II is prefaced with an APP
peal to the people Of the state TO
favor their home Institutions and goes
on TO show that what is to be the in
terest Of one is Of interest to all.
At a meeting Of the association held
at headquarters In the chamber OF
commerce, last evening il was decided
TO hold frequent get acquainted
meetings. enliveued with music and
light refreshments, to which the manu-
facturers and business men Of the
state WIN be invited 90 hear from cap
able speakers what the aims and pur-
poses Of the association are. Talks OF
general interest TO all who attend will
also be given. and the meetings then
thrown open for discussion Of the
best means 10 be adopted I'm promot-
ing the industrial walfare Of Utah.
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Produced Copper Under Six Gents "A
Pound Last Year.

Boston oct SIN view Of the fact
that the annual reports OF the Cali
fornia & Arizona do not contain an
income account. so-Callcd. and In view
Of the interest at present attaching tO
an OF the Cole Ryan properties. the
figures given below, never before pub
lshed in this form. will be Of unusual
interest California g. Arizona must
ho considered one Of the worlds low
cost producers. Its cost Of 5.71 cents
last year per pound of copper, after
construction charges Of every charac-
ter. is noteworthy and was probably
exceeded only By Utah Consolidated
after the latter had credited 70 costs
very larCe recovery Of gold and sill
yer. While California & Arizona Is
able 10 continue mining the high grade
rock last year sent 20 smelter. the
company Will be able % show large
operating profits az any possible price
for copper The average cost Of Butte
mines under the restricted output Is
TODAY not less than y cents per
pound. Al Lake Superior the cost
will probably average close 20 10
cents. The cost OF California & Ari-
zona therefore shines by comparison.
In the table herewith we give the
amount Of copper produced during
the past four years by California g.
Arizona. the average price received,
and cost per pound The cost in-
cludes every item Of machinery pur-
chased. smeiter addition and an de-
velopmonts during period under re-
view. Probably al least 1000 900
has been added 20 smelter and put In
machinery during this period
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CONCENTRATES.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were; Crude ore and concen-
trate, $4,000, base bullion, $4,000.
w. Mont Ferry and Isaac Sparey
have gone 10 California 10 look after
some mining interests They are idenu-
fed with an attractive copper PROPOSE
ton 80 the northern part OF that state.
Local officials OF the Mascot Copper
company have received some gratifying
rews from the property Of that organ
izatiou On Arizona in the shape OF a
meessaee from Wilcox, Ariz., to the ef-
feet that the first vein in the west
cross-cu As feet from the main tunnel
had been encountered. Drill holes have
penetrated sulphide ore for four feet
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SHELTERS NOT
SLOWING DOWN
American and United States Com
panies Still Operating
Lead Furnaces.
SHOULD EASE DOWN THOUGH.
Manager Whitley Thinks Letter Of It,
CumpCtur Was
Timely

Inquiry today developed thn fact that
las Vet the smelling s1Iuu4rfrs have
.,o. ,,,i.i .,.,. 90 .t.t- ,.,,,,.o.. ,.,5
lne American 0meIiins az t''iiIHh COME
pany 80 General Manager whitley de-
rlsrcl had potiGed NON. of its custo-
''Ni9 U" curtain 3'' H. esp '' 'i'9
opinion that the United states CONF
many had done lust the proper thing
,,bo,, 81, ,i,.i.,5 as ,iia,,ts tt,t IL would
a..
Pc 70 ,nef interests 20 sioN uo"h ~
Ineif 'hipi"e hte. ln'Ie app'al3 20 ue
"H over pl"uu1tl'i 'i .tu "t t"' ~ 70
Gnu th' anu lh my Ju4bh!aHL pit 'n"
mines continue TO Keep Llt ltHQ Smoll-
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TRIAL! no WITNESSES.
G. Contrs Held Not Guilty OF Stealing
Mrs Bamberger's IceboN.

O. Contes, arrested several days ago
on the charge OF petit larceny, was dis
charged by Judge Diehl this morning
as the prosecution failed 10 make a
case against him. Contes was accused
OF the larceny of an ice box from Mrs.
simon Bambergcr The defendant was
represented by Atty. Soren s. Christen-
sen and the prosecution was IN the
hands OF Asst County Atty. Haigh.
The state rested lts case without plac-
ing a single witness on the stand. The
defense showed that the icebox was
taken by mistake and that no inten-
tional crime had been committed. The
court then discharged tho accused with
The understanding thgt the iceh0x
would be returned % MIS-. Bamberger.
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REGULAR p. NJ. SALES

May Day. 25O@b5; 3.200a 54i
2,1.UU54. 2.b00m57.
Ontario. 100N3.3O.
Star Con. 5O0m32. 5OOQ so.
Uncle sam Con, 200 1925; $500
u1.t2la
Beck Tunnel 1000 1.2o; S00U1.15i
5000 40. 1000 1919.
Colorado 300 3.A5, 800 "a $500
3U0W3.15, 1OOu377il.
Crown Point 10000 60o04 a.;
2OOM42.
Mountain Lake. 2.60Oa43; 2,1000
a..
Richm )ud Anaconda, 1000 "a lGiz.
Sioux Con. 2.T00m32i 5000
32i5
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GOING TO OIL FIELD.
Chicagoan VIII Visit Virgin District in
Southern Utah.

H Hammett. Of Chicago. is a guest
Of the Knutsford today. and with his
name on the register appears thar Of
his wife, Mr. Hammett has been eX-
tenslvely engaged for years In the oil
fields whose product Is refined at st.
Louis He has become much interest
ed In the oil prospects OF southern
Utah and while here viii make a trip
OF inspection into that part OF the state,
with a view OF taking a hand in the
business there. II the conditions war
rant his doing So
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GLOBE MINES OPERATING.
ola Dominion smciter Running Up TO
It's Capacity.

Globe. Ariz. Oct E-The Globe dis
trict has tured well since the slump
Zoo the copper metal market. when tak-
ing into consideration the effect Dc has
had on other mining camps ana the
comparatively bigh cost of production
of the metal iu this district while
other large smelters throughout the
country have materially reduced their
smelling operations by putting out OF
employment hundreds OF smcIter men.
the ola Dominion smtlte1 is employing
moro men and turning out more blister
copper than when he metal was sell-
ms ut 2b ctutH
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. oct. S.-Cattle-llcceipts lo,ooo
Market steady TO shade loWtl, boSeS -,
4 0ga7 Is. cows. .2ln4.5O: Texans, 800
4S. calves. 6.O90s.00; westerners, 4.VSp
6.l5. stockers and feeders, 2.s09o.0o
Hogs-Receipts. 15.00o. Market strong
Light, 2006 20. mixed 6.e546.g heayy'
Spq6. Is. rough 8. S06.l0; pigs, 5.25g6.60;
bulk OF sales. 6.l0u6.40.
sheep-Recolpts, 5000. Market steady.
Native, 3.0Ja6.70; western, &a5.65; year
lings, 5.50Q6.30 lambs, 4.'oa',J0; vest
ern, 5.50d7.d0.
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DEAL MAY co THROUGH.
Seven TrOughs Mine Likely TO Pass 20
Los Angclesitcs.

It was the talk Of the street today
10 the effect that the deal which has
been pending for some little time for
the passing Of the control OF the
Seven Troughs Mining company TO a
syndicate Of Los Angeles parties
would go through.
j. William knight and W. Lester
Mangum are I'm Seven Troughs az this
time on matters in connection with the
transaction The Los Angeles people
have am option on 100000 shares Of
the companys stock at a agure said
10 be better than 81 q share. Today is
the date fixed for the expiration Of the
option
Recent developments IN the Seven
Troughs mine are said TO be Of a very
satisfactory character ana that 81 is
proving itself TO be one Of the biggest
gold proportions in northern Nevada.
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Real success comes 10

Real success comes to
the man or woman who
stands squareIy on two
teet-With mind and body
in pOise-and nerves that
don't fail when needed.
II you eat Grape-NutS
made from the field grains
which contain the natural
phosphate OF potash,
placed there by Nature for
rebuilding brain and nerve
cells, you're bound 10 have
ginger and nerve"
There's a Reason"
Read THE Road TO Well
Vile" In Pigs. IT'S a
little gem on right living.
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BAZAAR AT MURRAY.
-Four Day Program Being Held 10
Cover Cost OF Chapel Seats.

A four days bazaar Will be held
in the Murray First ward meeting
house. commencing Wednesday even
ing, oct Q. the receipts 20 be used in
helping 10 pay for the seating Of the
chapel Attractive booths will be
provided, with displays Of numerous
fine articles. and each night entertain
ing programs win be rendered. The
program for Wednesday tomorrow
evening Is as follows:
Music .......... Murray City band.
lnFocdilnn ..----.-s...t... o. .....
Chorus by Combined Choirs Of Muir
ray and South Cottonwood.
Remarks ......... Hebcr b. Smith.
Humorous Selection .............
................ William Calder.
chorus ...........-..... Choir.
Recitation miss Karma Thatcher.
Music ...-.-..... Murray city band.
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ARNEs-KIEo FIAsoo
Sew Director Make nrmand- for
Omcial RcVord-

H0sfu Oet N-A special from Butte
to inn Nrus Bureau SAYS.
pr.ridrui John Gnlic of the Barnes
Sins 60. noW board of iireotnrs. has
made dlmnaa upon tha officers 8f the
ull huari fHr 400 books ana records. and
M BEL known thnt these NlIl boz received
fuW NHW York soon. Iuu these
records Hfo ot hand. it WIN o. mgas-
rlhlC for mo- ueW onioar ll give OUT
ANS financial statement 0f The oan-
pany's operations up i0 fhe tme whom
elected.
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nonrRrs COMPLETE woRKs.

"Outiines Of Ecclesiastical History"
n5s' $3.50, $40. The Gospel; Isc,
$50, s2b0; Succession TO the Presl-
dency." 3Oc. soc. 75c. Rise and Fall OF
Nauvoo." sl.c5. S22b. Missouri Perse-
cution," s1.25. s225 Deseret News
Book store. salt Lake City. Utah
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main ST.. Salt lake City.
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MARKET STILL CHAOTIC.
Stocks Hail 60 Recover from the Fear
fui Decline Of Yesterday.

The local market for mining stocks
was in a chaotic condition again to-
day, and prices dropped to levels
thought 10 be impossible a few weeks
ago The coed bad and Indifferent an
seemed 10 fare alike in the slump Div
idend paying stocks went down just
as quickly as those which have never
paid any, or have little prospect OF do
ing so for at least some time 90 come.
Colorado sold as low as $3.50, Uncle
sam tumhled 10 $3.50; while Beck Tun-
mel. Grown Point and scarcely one I'm
the entire Hist could muster strength
enough 10 stem the tide. II was very
evident early Ia the call that there
would be more mnrgined stock thrown
into The pit for slaughter This was the
case with colorado, particularly.
Among the unlisted stocks. Uintah
Treasure Hll- recorded q sale at 80
cents. Copper Glance an 10 and silver
King Coalition an &.55
The closing quotations and sales
We're.
UNLISTED STOCKS
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

OSBORNE. The remains OF The late
John Osborne NJ Milford, Utah. arrived
ln this City this morning Funeral aer-
Vices will take place tomorrow m l9
o'clock from ODonucllH funeral
chapel. Decreased was "a native of H1nu-
land, aud was father ln-law Of D. ~.
hhoAmay n Milford lutcrmeut Will be
in tho clty cemetery
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PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Barton have rec
turned from an extended trip through
lue east.
Priest A. M Cannon has recovered
from hIs recent illness sufficiently Goo
travel thls morning leaving for Bluff
dale.
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NEW YORK CURB.


Newhouse. TAOS: Utah Cop. ia
bid New. Cons, eta 010; cum Ely.
6A ass; Balklala. 5n5is; King
Edw. Mn7s. Nipissing W&67si
Davis Daily. 1ikmSA; Giroux. - n 3,
New Utah. 3hu3A; Ely Conc. iad
"a Dom. Cop. 2%W2N; Gibraltar 10
u13: TIntic. 3W W4ts; Montgy ShO.
W6a: Tenn. Con. 80n31M.
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Fairview 81. King, i5 asked; Fair
view Eagle, 90 asked. Nevada HIS.
$50 bid. Pittsburg sil Peak. 1.30a
So. North Star Wonder, sea Eagles
Nest. 29030 Ruby Wonder, Is asked.
Alice OF Wonder. ( asked.
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TONoPAH

Tonopah Nevada. 9sQsss; Montana
Touopah, l92h4L95; Tonopah EXten-
sion. IA2iaoll5. MacNamara. 29a3l.
Midway rs bid. Tonopah Belmont
l92HUl9ji Touopah North STAR l3Wlo,
ohio Tonopah, SAB. West End Cons,
62MGi; Rescue. 6H9. TouOpah & Cali-
forula. s asked; Golden Anchor. sN8i
Jim Butler 60N6l cash BOY. 3 bid;
Home. bid Monarch Pitts. EXtn.. A
asked, Montana Midway Extu.. q ask
ed. Golden Grown. asked.
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irl au4 Nugget. sQ5. Tramp COM
'0ls. Victor sQ4i North star, asko
MANHATTAN.

Mani. Con, 40 asked. Manh Min. Co,
asked; O. Wedge. 5Qs; s. Humphrey,
3 bid, Dexter, bid l.. Joe, ? asked
Crescent bid. Combination. ld2,
Granny. 20a2i. Mustang. 1915: Little
Grey. IS asked; Crow BOY. 2 bid, Ong.
Mani. asked, Pincnut. 4d7. Buffaio,
4 asked. 8. Dog, 3 bid Y. Horse. bid
IND. Camp. 9 bid; Standard. asked
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Ncbeker a Currio, Stock Brokers
224 10. A. Walker Bldg Phone 1904.
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Custom Assayers and Chemist 100
South West Temple ST.
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4. r. Snow A Co., stock Brokers
90 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1919
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WOO


ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, oct. S.-Wool, steady. Ter
ritorv and western mediums, no; me
medium, 1898 fine, hQ20.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
n. s. Hanauer J. v sadlor.
i62 So. West Temple. 7. O. box li46.
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GEO. @ CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a T.. So. Temple. Both
phones 80.
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In the following We show the precious
metal rccoveries. the gross product aud
the net earnings:
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GEORGE M. CANNON Co.

Real Estate and Commercial Stocks and
BONDS We desire your orders for any
thing 900 our line.
Rooms 5i3-5l3 Tompletou Building, Salt
Lake city. Phone Bell 81.
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CROOKS ARE ACTIVE.
Room Burglarlzcd And $40 Stolen
An Attempted Robbery.

In addition to last evenings saloon
hold up, there was a burglary COM
mitted, which indicates that the crooks
which have been infesting the city for
some days past, have not left the city
The room Of ID. W. Horsley. at Fifth
West and North Temple. was entered
last night and $40 stolen thereform. An
attempt was also made next door, but
nothing was taken. The police were
notified and are at work on the case.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burgiar-proof vaults OF the Salt
Lake Security & Trust CO.. 1924 Main
street. $3.50 per year.
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SANDSTONE 29a8i: Colo. Min. 26a21s
Jumbo Ext. l.11is0l.40: Pennsylyanin,
lu3. Oo'dhold Mining Co.. 400 BID,
Kendall 5000. Booth. 2iW2s, Blue
Bull 22023i Adams, 500 silver Pick
2i03s; Nevada BOY. faG' Black Butte
Ext 5N6 Blue Beu, uUt2, Dixie, $685.
Golineld Columbia, 20a2l Mbelnla.
u6, ST. Ives, 5000. Couqueror. 1qAi
Black Rock. sos. Lone star. liWi5i q.
Wonder. asked; Potlutch. ~ asked;
orc. l3. Kendall Ext. 2ng. Sandstone
Ext MayGc f45. Atlanta. 500 3l.
c. Bend 35p3s. simmoronc. 10 asked
Empire. 10 asked; Red Ton Ext. 1911.
Florence. 3ilaWa50. Dncld 3. ~. con-.
1898. Goldnsld Daisy. sGGS. Common
wealth. 2, asked Comb. Fraction. 1924
Hi.3fla; Great Bend Ext, san. Great
Bend Annex. s asked Midtown. 20
asked ~ b. Bonanza aQl. KeNauos.
2lU3l, Esmeralda. 3 asked, Portland. s
0l0, cuckoriack. l00lt, r. Mohawk. s5
Red Hills. l9Q3O: Mohawk Ext. Gd1.
T. Dillon. e bid. s. Tew % asked.
Grandma. 10 bid. y. T.. ENt. @ pid. y.
Rose. asked. Coi No. Eat. asked
Goldne.1 con. 5s0d5G. D'neld Trian-
Gle IluIH
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Ophlr 152is 01.55; Mexican. s. bid.
Gould q Curry. 26d27. Con. Va. $50
So. Savage. 11U1S; Hale A. Nororose,
9s asked. Yellow Jacket. 1855 bid:
Bolohor. 49U5I. Confidence. % bid,
Sierra Nevada. 70u7t; EXchequer, 30
bid. Union 40TE0
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CANNON a CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers, 8 d. 3 TEN Both Phones.
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y. ~ West q Co. stock brokers.
d. r. Walker Biz Both phones OF
Zee and residence.
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Stock Broker 2l5 d. p, Walker Block.
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Original bid. Bulfrng Mining. 5a6.
Mont BullnuE lM2 National Bank
e0lo. j. Harris. lI2. Amethyst. llQl5,
Denver nuIfroe Annex. o bld. Bonnie
clarn. 3n02li Maynower Cons. 2iQ25, p
Montgy. sho. EKt 30f, a. scepter. :
bid Monfg Me- 5N6 R Dlamondneld
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Eight gallons of water a day Is the
average quantity required for COW,
and the milk given Is about 81 per cent
water. In some pastures there $ no
water, the COWS being supplied night
and morning. which forces such COW to
drink four gallons at Il time in order
to be supplied. AS the COW does not
know that she must drink four gallons.
she may use less, and she will reduce
her milk supply accordingly.
Extensive tests and Investigations
have been made by the experiment sta
tions to determine the ACCESSIBILITY Of
adding salt to the ration of dairy
cows. AS result of these trials, It is
recommended that dairy cows be given
at least one ounce of salt per day. En-
ceptionally heavy mixers will require
more than this. The uniform results
obtained with all COWS employed IN
these trials indicate that salt 10 addi-
ton to that obtained in their food is
absolutely essential to the continued
health of dairy COW. while producing
milk. 1t Is evident, moreover, that
the amount OF salt which must be SUP.
piled directly viii greatly vary ia diff
ferent localities, 1t being more at high
elevations and ut places remote from
the sea.-Agricultural Epitomist.