davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-12

Sc encuentra en- esta capital el sefior
Victor Honor6, de Maysgtisz.
-Hs estado en- Lares en- asuntoB de su
profession el doctor Sr, Gonzalez Martinez,
de Mayagiez,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-12
EMPRESA De AUT0M0VILES De RUIZ SOLER

partir Domingo de Abrl quedara alberto pdbco
AUTOMOBILES diario Caguas Juan,
elitinerario siguente:
salida de San Juan Plaza de Badorioty 4 las 8 a. m.
salida De Caguas, Plaza Principal, las Il a. m.
Precios de cada pasaie $500. Paseos a s 400 bora.
Agenca Reoeria de Kehrhahn Plaza de Baldorioty San
Juan, sHoteb FloS Plaza Prinoipal Gaguass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

Is Impossible for the present smelters
TO handle the ore Of the Butte mines
year or two hence a new smelter
could secure contracts for the deiiv-
cry or 1900 20 1000 tons per day by
the time - smclter could BE- com-
pleted, and In few years the guam
lity would easily be doubled.
Both the Washoe and Clark Reduc-
ton works have lately been refusing
custom orc because they are not able
to handle it.. compelling the small
mine operators TO ship their ore to
East Helena or 10 Utah There are
many available sites near Butte, and
u smelter could be 80 located that
there never would be any trouble with
farmers over smoke.
Eventually companies like the East
Butte, Pittsburg 4 Montana, Amazon
Butte. Butte Central and Boston.
Butte & superior and East Butte Elk
tcslon, all producing companies now,
will be compelled to seek smelling
facilities elsewhere, as their output
VIII be materially increased. There
are other companies. like the Butte
Milwaukee. Butte & London, Colusa-
Leonard Ida Montana and Alliance
that are likely 20 be added to the pro-
ducing list within another year. and
the possibilities for a new and
economic smelling plant are great.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
IRON COUNTY MINES.
Wasatch Company Busy Sinking u
Shaft on Its Property.

A. +. Ackerson. the Colorado mining
man who is In charge OF the develop
ment work beng done by the Wasatch
Mining & Milling company at Sand
Springs. was In town the first of the
week, says the Iron County Record.
In answer to questions put by
Record reporter, Mr.. Ackersop stated
that he was sinking a shaft which WAS
expected to reach the 200-foot level
by July 4. when cross-Cuttlng would
he commenced each way to ascertain
the extent and valug of he ledge mat
ter. He states that the Indications are
most encouraging, and thec he believes
a good district viii be developed In that
locality. His corsp any is Incorporated
for Sl,000.O00. and l.. j. Ross Is presi-
dent. six men are now employed at the
properly.
Mr.. AclSersOn recently went through
the workings at Bullion canyon, and
was enthusiastic in speaking of the
property, which he believes is one OF
the best mines in the state. He says
there is an excellent showing now At
The property, which would soon be IN
a position TO ship ore.
j. r. Richards accompanied by his
brother, c. II. Richards, and a force of
men, left for Bullion canyon the first
OF the week TO resume work ON the
property With the present very nat
terlng showings II should be only a
short time until the ambition OF the
directorate Will be realized and another
mine be added TO the states list of pro-
dVcers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
LATE LOCALS.

Mrs. Wells Steadily Improving
Reports from l.. d. S, hospital convey
the pleasing news that Mrs, II, NJ.
Wells is steadily improving,
New Ppstpffice---Thc new postoffice
station In the Pharmacy at South
Terrible and f streets is now officially
open, though not in working order
for few days on account Of delay
in the arrival OF material from WASH
ington.
Extra Heavy Clearings---Today's
bank clearings amounted to S1,T13,.
1884 as against SS3,37O,46 for the
same day last year, The excess Is
likely TO attract attention and was dua
10 two days clearinss being made in
one, and because of extra large bust
nnss being done through w, S. Nc
Cornick 4 Co.
Rev. Fredcnlascn Here-Rev.
Edward A. F'redenhagen, general
superintendent and prison evangelist
of Topeka, Kans, is IN the city today,
en- route TO Seattle where he will be
delegate in the biennial convention
of the Unity Society Of Christian En-
deavor Mr. Fredenhagen il known
in Salt Lake where he has visited
several times In the furtheranco Of
evangelical prison work in which he
Is one OF the most noted workers. and
Is at the head of the Home for the
Friendless work with headquarters al
Topeka.
Tough Spanlel--A valuable cocker
spaniel belonging to the janitor of the
Dooly building, fell off the roof yes
terday afternoon, and broke his neck.
As this did not kill him Immediately,
his owner bod to perform the matador
act.
New Park City Company--A copy
of the articles Of incorporation OF the
Park City Mercantile & Notion cons
pany of Park City was filed with the
secretary of state today. It's capital
stock is $1,000, divided into shares OF
the par value of 81 each. J. V. Muir
ply Is president, William Metals,
vice president; Mary Murphy, secre
tary and treasurer The company
succeeds 10 the business of the Roy
Mercantile company at 33l Main
stree. Park City.
Spent Fourth In Brigham--State
Auditor n. \. Edwards spent tho
Fourth in Brigham City and returned
home this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
COMMISSIONS INCREASED.

The governing board of the San
Francisco stock exchange has decided
to raise commissions, Heretofore.
the charge has been on the basis of
one-halt of one per cent on the money
involved and under the new order of
things the rate win be one per cent,
or just double the former rate
THE old rate said a member Of the
board lust before the holiday adj
journmcnt, was based on dealing in
stocks that sold for hundreds of dol
lars a share. That is very different
from stock that sell for a few cents
a share. There arefew stocks on our
list that sell for more than 81 d share
now, as any one can see There are
risks aud delays in payments. and
thsre are Geographic charges and
other expenses and the time taken up
to he cunsid erAd"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
THE GREAT
FER-DON
Greeted by Immense Crowd Last
Night at His Free Show Grounds
at Corner OF Second South
and Second West Streets.
THE BOY PHENOMENAL
Visited by Scores of 0ut-of- Town
People - His Marvellous Results
Bring Many to Investigate His
Methods OF Curing Disease.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
parks drew many people from the city
yesterday ana last evening, yet when
the Band Concert and Free Entertain
ment given by Fer-Don's band of en-
tertainers opened one of the largest
audiences of the season was present,
and enjoyed TO the utmost the excel
lent entertainment given.
A number of demonstrations were
performed showing the people the Won
derful power OF the Fer Don Remedies.
At the Windsor hotel. where are the
offices of the Boy Phenomenal, all day
long came the sick and afflicted seeking
to investigate the marvellous methods
of this young physician. who is aston
ishing every one by his treatment OF
chronic diseases. and his ability to re-
move tumors, cancers and gallstones
and cure appendicitis without the use
of the knife.
IT is rumnred that either tonight or
Saturday night a tumor will be RE-
moved from prominent citizen on the
stage in full view OF the audience by
the Boy Phenomenal, who will demon
.strate his system of bloodless surgery
This promises to prove an interesting
sight and Fer-Don extended an invita-
ton to all interested to be present and
see for themselves just how it is done,
FER-DoN INVITES INvEsTIGA-
TON.
While some cry fake and fraud to
every proposition Fer-Don shows the
people the actual value OF the work
done by the Fer-Don Remedies and by
the treatments Of the Boy Phenomenal.
Fer-Don gives the full name and adj
dresses of people here in Salt Lake who
have been benefited. People who can
be seen and to whom inquiries may be
made. His associate The BOY Phe-
nomenal, Is u graduate from medical
schools OF international fame and is
registered to practise medicine in the
state of Utah. Investigate this II you
doubt. Find out for yourself and learn
that Fer-Don and The Boy Phenomenal
are acting fairly to all. obeying the
laws of the state OF Utah. and The Boy
Phenomenal is making the sick welll,
curing by scores where others have
failed utterly. Advertisement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
LUDWIG BIG
COPPER mine
It's Acquisition Adds Greatly to
Attractiveness Of the Nevada
Douglas Property.
SULPHIDE ORE DEVELOPED.
Extent Of Deposits StiIl an Unknown
Quantiiy---Campaign for
Future.

The acquisition OF the Ludwig copper
mine at Yerington, Nevada, by A, j.
Oren and associates who will turn 1t
over to the Nevada Douglas Copper
company. is n most important event for
the shareholders of the last named or
ganizaton. While the Nevada Douglas
company has never regarded II as being
absolutely essential that the Ludwig
should be purchased. at the same time
the addition of This mine 10 the already
extensive holdings of the Nevada Doug
las has added very materially TO It's
value.
In the Ludwig have been developed
some very extensive bodies of sulphide
ore carrying values of from 3 to 6 per
cent copper--ln addition to this vast
high grade deposit which win become
a very valuable asset just as soon as
the Nevada Douglas company gets It's
proposed smelter In operation. It win
come In just right as a tiux for the
vast deposits of carbonate ores above
the snlphide zone In the Nevada Doug
las mine proper therefore enabling the
company 70 move In the direction Of
building smclter Immediately without
Walllns 10 develop Inc Sulphtde bodies
Of the original Douglas group,
A well known engineer who recently
visited the Ludwig for the purpose of
inspection, declared today hat the mine
Is q large one and says It Is difficult TO
arrive at any correct estimate of its
actual value; but did not doubt that II
is worth every cent of million dollars
There is one body Of sulphlde ore ex-
posed on the $50 level which has been
opened for a width OF 90 feet and for 70
feet in length. with the dimensions of
the deposit stu an unknown quantity.
superintendent Ross. who has been con-
Dected with the mine for sometime uu-
der the former management. estimates
that as far as developed this particular
ore body win average per cent copper
Another incline shaft has been run to
the 60 level and IL all In ore and in a
drift off from this Level Wine has
been sunk into another deposit of sui
phides, n recent sampllng across 10 feet
of which rave returns of Al per cent
copper.
The new management of the mine has
$50 tons of ore ready for ship
ment that win average 20 per
cent in copper During the year 1906.
the Ludwig company marketed 2,426
tons of ore. that went 1894 per cent cop-
per.
Under Nevada Douglas management
the Ludwig viii be equipped with power
drills and the mine developed upon a
much more elaborate scale than hereto
fore. Its workings viii be pushed on
into the mountain and, in due time, con-
nected up with the main Douglas tun-
mel. through which ores viii be con-
yeyed In the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
REGIlLAR CLnsE-

Parrot 2lg2lh; Santa Fe. sisaa&;
Tamaraok, ll2al14h; United Copper,
63G65; Victoria, 7&Gps: Wolverine, 100
Ql65; Az Coml.. 26G26la; Adventure,
29@29is Tamarack, ll2G1l4h; c. &. A.,
1879 a17O c. NJ. $500 DAILY West,
1G@16h; Mohawk s6GlS7. North
Butte S4A ass; osceola. l27G129; Roy
ale. 2llsG2lla; u. $. s. com. 50Q5i: u.
$, s, pfd., 42h a43 b. EXP, l5d2Oc;
Ely Con, lal; Mexico Con, llAQl2A;
Michigan. i5Mi5is; Santa Fe ah@4;
Trinity 27is@27&; Utah Con, b2ih asa;
Wlnona, shash; Wyandot: IMmlk:
Allouez, 4544si Bingham Con. I60l6h;
y. coaln, 27Q27ls: Trinity, 27Ika27st;
c. q H.. S30MS45 Continental. 29is D30;
Franklin. 1C@l6A; Greene Cananea. n
ql7h Nevada Con, l51a@l6: Old Dom,
4SAG49; Quincy, llsQliSlk; Tamarack,
ll2Mll4h Balaklala. i0Mdl0%: Davis
DAILY, l3Gi3A; Mitchell. 3aSh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
GEO, M. CANNON CO.
Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds. we desire your
orders for anything 10 our line
Rooms 5lgv5Is Tetnpleton Bldg,
Phone Bell 81.
. arrive home from a "trip to california

10 arrive home from trip to California
in a few days.
Manager Walter c. orem Of the Me-
vada Douglas Copper company II
scheduled ia return from the property
OF that corporation In few days
a Washington, d. c.. dispatch says;
Atty,-Gen. Bonaparte and Asst. Atty
Gen. Purdy, In charge Of trust prosequ-
lions and Investigations, assert that
there is no truth in the story recently
extensively circulated that the depart
ment of Justice is Investigating the So
called smelter trust, largely owned by
the Guggenheim family Of which Sena-
tor-elect Simon Guggcnheim of Colora-
do is IA member. Mr. Purdy said Half
the stories circulated about what we
are going 10 do to certain trusts are
without foundation, except the plausible
possibility that in course OF time some
thing may come about to substantiate
allegations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
NEW YORK CURE.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the Following, received
over their private wire. this afternoon:
Newhouse, ls.S71k@ls.50; Utah Copper,
27.75m2S,50; Cumb. Ely, 9.5OQ9.621s Bal
aklalla, 10.500l0.75; King Edw., 100@
l.06A Nippissing, 1LOO4lle25; Davis
DAILY, 12.75dl3.25; Glroux, 9OO4s25; G.
G. q Sill, 1.37ia@L50; New. Mines & p.
s.00Q3.25; Mitchell. 6.25@6.371a; Silver
Ely Cons, ST1aG1.OO: Dom. Cop, 5O7I.
6p6OO; Gibraltar, SO@35 Tlntic 625GD
e.S7M; Moatsy, She, C.50alS.G0, Butte q
L.. L bOG1. Is. Tenn. Con- Is 1hM3Q 21ih
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
NEW ANTHONY FIND.

F. n. Muller and James Corbeil came
in sunday says the Rosebud News
from the southern end OF the Dun Glen
range, where they went some days ago
to examine mining claims which they
have in that section. They brought in
number of large samples of high
grade antimony ore which they took
from different places on one of their
claims. The ore is solid metal and will
carry about so per cent in anthony
They state that very little work has
been done on the claims but indications
are that considerable ore can be de-
yeloped on the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
SALT LAKERs AT ROSEBUD.
shaft TO Go to Deep on the Golden
Anchor Claim

George n. Lawrence of Salt Lake
city. secretary and treasurer OF the
Rosebud Nevada Mining copany saws
the Rosebud News. and DR. c. H.
Dove pf Boston. one of the principal
stockholders in the company, spent
several days in Rosebud this week
They inspected the work done on the
Golden Anchor claim of the Rosebud
Nevada company and expressed thom-
selves as bsing' well pleased with the
results attained The management
here has received Instructions to sink
the lower shaft from it's present depih
OF 60 fest to 200 feet, at whiclt point
drifts win be run IN horh directions
on the vein Shafr work has been de-
lhyed op the Golden Anchor by the
scarcity OF mining timbers and to
overcome this obstacle the manage
ment will ship in carload at an carly
date
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
NEW COMPANY FORMED.

THE Eagle Bird Mining & Mining
company Of this city filed it's articles
of incorporation with the county clerk
today. The capital stock Of the com
pany is 100000. divided into shares OF
the par value of 81 each. G. A. Whit
aker Is president; Alvah Lewis, vice
president; j, T.. Meyer. secretary; a,
q. Mahan, treasurer: G, Il, Yeadon,
and superintendent, The COM
pany owns the Eagle Bird group %
fhrhn clnirns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
BUYS MORE GROUND.


Cheyenne, wyo,, July SIT Is re-
ported that the American Gold Placer
company has Just added 10 It's already
extensive tract of placer ground by the
acquisition OF 320 acres OF the best pla-
Ger lands along Douglas creek The
panys present holdings on the north
and extend up the creek bottom, dis
tanoe OF over two miles The company
now controls 500 ACRES OF the richest
placer land In the district the tests
made ~ the gravels along the creek
bed yielding assays as high as $3.50 10
the ton in free gold, besides very
heavy values In black sands, The
dredges shortly 10 be Installed for
working these graVels ARE expected 10
recover NJ least 90 per cent of the vail
uos, and II IS stated that there are T.
$4,000 cubic yards of grayed available
on the 500 acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 5.-The wheat market to-
day opened active and with large trade,
especially in the September option. The
market was strong because Of high Liver
pool cables and higher prices on the Min
neapOhs curb. The strength at Liverpool
resulted from small Argentine shipments
and continued wet weather In Great Brit
ain and ON the continent. Much of the adj
vance was lost Oh realizing sales. Sep
tember opened %a@l2 20 Ma% higher NJ
l.Ool4 10 l.0Oig, sold AT lO)34 and then de-
clined TO gys.
The corn market was quiet and prices
were firm because OF firm cables and
the strength OF wheat September corn
opened Asp5s higher at 5f7s 10 50, and for
Time held within that range.
Tho oats market was quiet and prices
were firm in sympathy with wheat. Sep
to 80, and sold al 3ss
The provisions market was dull and
steady, Pork lard and ribs opened un-
changed at 1880 400 and S.72ls rcspec-
lively.
CASH wheat-No. . red, s7lsaeSIk; No.
red, 9Sis@97l3i No. hard, 9flgq9S; No.
hard, TUa1. No / northern and No.
northern, nil; No. 3 spring. 9sal.O2.
Corn--No. and No 9, 80.
Close: Wheat--July. 9its; Sept, 9StS
corn--July, as; Sept, 5l7s.
oats-,Iuly, an Sept assla3SK,
Pork-July, l5.!D Sept, 10, i2is
l.ard-July, SIS Sept, S.a5.
iNlDs--J ulFt b.iEt2' sept. h.hEts.
Rye Cash, S3GS5.
Hnrley--CaSh, 1886.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. July 5-Butter. steady;
oreameries. 1eLM2i: daires. 17G2ln.
Eggs-SIeady at mark, cases included,
12iaId1S.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Now York, July 5,-sugnr. raw, steady
Fair refining. 3.331l; centrifugal. SO test
J.Slll; molasses sugar, 3.OSis.
Rehnod-Ncminal. Crushed, $40 powder
ed, 5,1O granulated, 300.
Coffce--Nominal, No RIO, sil No. 4
Santos ~.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, July 5-Closlng: Wheat
Spot firm; No. 2 rcd western winter. Is
21ad: No. l California. no stock: futures,
quiet; July. rs 15sd sept, rs $50; Dec,
rs sgd
Corn-spot steady: Hess dried. 81 I'D;
old northon,, SIS 2Fh futures, quleti
Sept, AZ 1lS.d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
HANNAHPAH FIRE.
Machinery Not Badly Damaged and
Pumps Win start,

A. J, BEETLES, mill manager for the
Newhouse mines. is IN receipt OF
message from Supt. Frank y, Work OF
the Hannapah Mining company oper-
ating near Tonopah to the effect that
the recent fire ala not result An disas-
tronsly as was first supposed. While
the buildings have been reduced TO
ashes. lhe damage To the machinery
WAS not serious, MI Work says he
VIII have the pumps IN operation With
IN the next few days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
BACK FROM KENNETH.
L. S. CompanS's California Smelter a
Scene of Much Activity.

II. A. Prosser metallurgical director
Of the United States Semltlng, Refining
& Mining company, has returned from
a trip TO California, where he has been
looking over conditions at the kennett
smelter, where lot OF new equipment
Is being installed,
Mr. Prosser has reported that SPLEEN
did Roadway is being made with this
work and that the new uamway. which
Will greatly facilitate the handling OF
ore a. the future, IL nenIing comple-
fIgtt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
BUTTER AND EGGS,
A Queer Organ.

''rhe Arabs" said druggist "smoke
IN their pipes and spread upon their
food the narcotic poison Reef or hash
eesh. Without harm an Arab will get
outside OF enough keef TO XIII you or
me
'"rhe Chinese as everybody knows.
smoke opium, and suffer no great harm
from the habit.
THE styrians chew humps of ar
senic an big as chesnuts. They say II
refreshes them.
There are Persian. miners who take
verdigris as n gtlmulant, the same as
you would take a cup Ut tea.
I'm northern siberia, a peculiar toad
stool deadly TO any other people is eat.
en-. and In our south the pasty faced
clay eaters still rayage the red fields OF
clay
"'rhe human stomach Ia a queer Ior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
NEEDS MORE sMnLTERs.
Existing Plants IN Montana Vnpre-
pared 10 Handle Butte's output

The best opportunity in Butte for
the investment OF capital, with the
certainty of large returns and With
our any risk whatever, Is in the nec-
esslty FOE more smelter facilities says
q corresYandent writing from the big
Monlanaieopper camp, II Is absolute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
BOSTON CLOSE.

:, a ging. Ger Cent l1saiA; = Cum. Ely, %
5asq6; Majestic, 29sQ2M: New. Utah.
6as@6ls; Raven, 19s@1% Apex, 1901
B. & L., 1aG1%; Davis DAILY, 1Sal3A
East Butte, l0%Ql1: Glroux, 999k
Hancock, bid; NlplssIng, ll@llA; S.
g. p. l7SsNI77k.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05

HAVE YOU TIE CHURCH WORKS.
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without a set OF the standard
Church publications on The center ia
BILE or IN the library. Send for tlte new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store. Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Newhouse, is; 1S%; l7% 1855; sales
I. 600
Utah Copper. n; Is; %: 27IA.
Tenn. Cop. Ss1a; 80; 3S; SSA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
CONCENTRATES.

President James A. Pollock Of the
Salt Lake stock & Mining exchange.
has returned from a trip east.
Manager ]. j. fireman OF the New
Stockton Mining company Ia expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05

old books. Music and Magazines put
them In strong new covers for preser-
vation. Many records OF value can DO
saved by having them bound The
''News' bindery can do the work In
any form at any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05

II. II. Snow s Co.. Stock Brokers.
az Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1918
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II. NJ. WEST & CO. stock brokers.
D. y. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
fiee and residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05

Cannon & Cannon. Mining stock, Brok.
sTs. - y. So Tom. Ind. 'rol. giSli BEL 2pl
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2i6 d, r. Walker Block
Bird-cowan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists, Ice
South West Temple st
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. "a l.. So. Temple Both
phones $40.
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WOOL.
81. LOuIs

St. Louis July 5.-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. mas; fine
medium, 1sd2o; fine Halls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05

NJ s. Hanauer. Y. sadler
49, 50. West Temple r. o. box i44s,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-07-01

same mistake is made both ways.
Ship your fruit to the fruit man who
ever he is-if he doesn't treat you
right, get another one-and do the
same with your poultry. Veal, ranch
butter, eggs and poultry will go under
one heading, and anybody handling
poultry will handle all of these pro-
ducts, but they cannot handle fruit
and give the shipper justice.
BURCH BROS, Seattle.