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been very small. The manaremcnt lost
nerve ana discontinued buying orc
Nhen prices were on the very bottom
Inc largest invcstmcnt which 'ne
company has ever made in mlnIns
property was in the Real nei Monte
mine ~ Pachuca. Mexico. 10 Dr. o.
d,iiinatcd that between 81 900. 000 and .t-
vuu'VVv VIII have been invested boz thls
property before the mine De- equipped
% make The company any financial re-
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Lower Mammoth. 500 az 1.24fs.
May Day, 100 al 80, 100 al 40. buy
cr 80. 600 a. 39h
Utah. 100 az 40. 200 al 1.T2M
Uncle sam con. goo an 40; 1900 az
60
Beck Tunnel 1000 ar 90. 400 az
en- 500 at 81. aoller 60, 300 al 52t
1900 an 60. seller 30.
COLORADO, 200 az e.s7ia $50 az 1855
SEQ at So. Ecllcr 30
crown Point 1900 at so. 500 at 30:
seller 90 500 go 81. buver 60. 500 az
301a
Iron Blossom. 500 az 90. 900 at 49,.
Little chief 1000 nt AZ
Mountain Lake. 100 40 so. 1850 at
80. 5000 at 3tie. 500 nt 3s
south Columbus. 100 at So
.uuV Cons. 1900 at 2e 0OH at
21i. GOO at f2. seller 30; 100 at 32ih
fofan Tr0ughH. 100 a. as. 300 al
ffis. tou at ~, $500 az 40. loo al
fs. seller 2o.
Yankee CON. 400 al 40.
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STOCKS WEAKER
Without An Exception Sales We're
Made at Lower Figures.

Lower prices was the characteristic
feature OF the trading done on the Hs.,,,
OF the salt Lake Stock g. Mining ex-
change today From the top OF tbe list
down. without single exception this
was the case. To think OF dividend
paying stocks, some of them making
distributions on the basis OF 80 per cent
per 1nuum on the present market qu,.
tatous. Is a condition which ought 10
attract the investor IL anything win
But thc money stringcncy together
with the unsettled state ~ tho metal
markets, are elements witch are cone
iributmg 20 the slugrisaness now SO
intenfely manifest Uncle sam CnneoI-
dated sold as low as 60 cents "a shar.
TODAY Lower Mammoth weakened 10
$50 aud May Day dropped 90 40 cents
Beck Tunnel Consolidated shaved close
10 the haf-dollar mark. while seven
Iroushs suffered "a reaction from tho
too rapid advance of the past few davs
There were no sales OF unlisted stock
reported; but the striking feature N,
these Issued was the weakness ~ Ohio
copper which was offered down fo
'226. The closing quotations and saIes
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS
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oNrARIo pnATN ruNNrL.


Tho management ~ tha Ontario sn-
Nsr Mining company has mot with am
other dis1ppolntmont a Tow days ago
b. was confidently believed that the
restoration of fhc drnln tunnel 10 ure-
fuinaFs aF1in was about 10 b. accom-
u'iahn1. h1t according 40 Information
afternoon. m nay be- necessary to cun-
unue Che dr.ft further. Tho diamond
drlll hole started from me drlft toward
Che main avenue "a fow dave ago was
put hr0gEh IN the objective whore ii
encountered loose dirt and debris n-
dicltne thaf fhe cayed section OF en-
tunnel had not been passed Another
hole Rlll be- drilled 10 determine if M
% absolutely necessary to 50 on wli Q
tho drlff
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Nov. S-Cattle-Re Receipts about
goo. steady; becves 20Q7o0; COWS 1 ga
western 3.oo05.i0. stockers and feeders
f0a4.50
Hogs-Rooeipts about 5000 market Zoe
lower Light 4.,o01.ia. mixed 4.10d5. u
heavy 4.6iNd.i0. rough 4.G564 %. pigs g. T5
u4.6b, bulk OF sales Z $3.50.
Sheep Receipts about 500. market
weak. Native 2. 4005 70. western 2.59d5 o.
yearlIngs 5.o9u5.50; lambs 4.2506. IS. west
erns 25M5 co.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Nov. S-The wheat market t,-
Gay opened weak on selling induced b,
further declines az Liverpool and Berlin
Trading was active December v,best
opened unchanged Co z lower al a5is IN
~ sold az elit and then declined fo
Corn was weak in sympathy with vbeat
"Nd because 20 good weather throurhouf
lne corn belt December corn onenc1
shade higher 90 hat. lower al 51a NJ
slh SOLD up 10 5sh and then Declined IN
oats was dun and prices weak fl,
.Nmpathy with wheat and corn. Deee,,1
ana then declined TO III $40
Provisions opened easy The -,.,t,..
rallied on covering by shorta Jsn.,sr..
pork was 5c lower at 1874 ana soi5
lsiaa' lard was 81 lower al Z. 97it anJ
t ,.. l 20 sos Ribs opened unchaneoJ
112s. ''o up 10
BUTTER AND Eggs
lhicago Nov s-Butter strong cre,r,.
cries Sp2iia dairies l9a22s.
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MOVEMENT OF
COPPER METAL
Recent Market Decline Brought
About Many Unusual
Transactions.
EXPECTATIONS IN OCTOBER.
Largcl, for Financial Purposes Con
stituuug No absorption
or stocks.

The recont decline in the copper
market brought about many transac-
tions OF an unusual character
saws the Engineering * Mining Journal.
The position Of many American produc-
ers. having large stocks OF unsold me-
tal on hand. which the financial situa-
ton at New York made It difficult 20
carry. led to the transfer OF consider
able quantities of the metal TO Europe
for financial purposes. A considerable
part of tho expectation m October was
Of this character. or course. this COM
stitutes no absorption az the stocks OF
accomplished metal, but simply re-
moval OF them from one place TO an
other.
OTHER TRANSACTIONS.
Another set OF transactions was Of a
similar character The price at which
PRODUCERS were willing 60 sell eieclroiN-
Ideally refined copper declined Co closa
terms with the speculative price for
standard" on the London Metal "A-
change. and even went lower than the
latter AS is well known. The regula-
ton contract FOR standard permits
the delivery OF elcctrolytic copper
against sales Of standard al a pre-
MUM OF one pound sterling over tho
prioe OF standard American produc-
crs took advantage OF this situation by
selling standard" in the London mar
lyet and shipping abroad electrolytic cop
per To- make deliveries. these sales havins
been made largely under the three
months option This again constitutes
no absorption of the metal for con-
sumption. but simply @ trausferal from
one set OF hands 20 another
SPECULATIVE EFFECT
However. this has had q speculative
effect upon the marirt .acause traders
who had undertaken 10 carry rather
large quantities OF clcCtrolytiC were dis
posed 20 assist On an upward movement
while the bears who had bcen operating
Tor "a further decline seeing a tendency
OF the market 10 go against them. be-
came ready 20 bid for further supp as
Of ebecrolytic copper wite which TO
cover their short contracts The adj
vance in the market during the last
week IS explained partly in the above
way. but also there nos been q greatly
Increased demand for consumption. es-
pecially In Europe. II Ia hoped that the
domestic manufacturers. observing that
the market has resilicncy under specv-
lative and other Influences. VIII now
make up their minds that IL Is time for
them 10 manifest themselves. Indeed
they have already done so To some ex-
tent, but the rapidly OF the advance
has been too pyrotechnlcal in charac-
ter 70 stimulate great confidence in the
stability OF the market az the new level
and although they may recognize that
the price Of copper has been very cheap
indeed IL is thought 60 be dangerous 20
make large purchases until JUSTIFIED by
an Increased demand tov ultimate con-
sumption. Evidently the domestic mar
ket Is still under the shadow Of the
adverse financial situation.
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MINE IN FINE SHAPE

As far as the mine is concerned, 1t
has never looked better Than IL does
today We have some bis ore bodies
opened on the 2.O00-foOt level as we'll
as elsewhere. and without dcvelopius
another ton. we have enough ore de-
veloped 10 keep production up 10 nU.-
nal for the next FIVE years.
The company. Mr. HOlbrook states
has a good surplus Of cash on hand at
the present time. He gave assurance
too that a dividend would be paid
iNis month and. n, an probability for
several months to come, even If the
mine should not be producing
owing to the fact that the other
SHELTERS in the salt Lake valley are
not accepting any ore for treatment
other than that which they have con-
iracted 10 receive leaves the Graud
Central company some what out in the
cold for the time being, but IN view OF
the fact that tho mine Is productive OF
a class Of ore very desirable for fuXing
purposes. IL Is not improbable that the
present difficulty win soon be overcome.
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n NJ. West a Co. stock brokera
D. y. walker Biz Both phones Of
fco and residence
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Fairview Sill King 10 asked. Fair-
view Eagle. So asked Pittsburg Sill
Peak. 90 bid; North Star Wonder. 3
asked Eagles Nest 2742s Alice OF
Wonder. 8 bid.
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Egg, steady at mark cases included


New York Nov. s.-SuNar raw quiet
fair refining $40. centrifugal es test B. 90;
moiassos sugar 3W Refined quiet. crushed
$40. powdered DO graduated b.0o.
Coffee steady. No. Rio ca No 4
Santos 81
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WOOL


81 Louis. Nov -Wool-steadv Ter
ltoiy ana Westerns 2d2c. fine medium,
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gslt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks, finishing. framing. ltl
Main Street
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Mani. Con. 30 bid. MANN. Min. CO..
2 bid c.. Wedge 3 bid, S. Humphrey
cas- Dexter. 10012. L. Joe. lag Cres-
cent 3 asked; Combination. asked
Granny. II bid Mustang "a bid; Little
Grey. bid; Cow Boy, bid Ong
Mani. o bid. Broncho. 8a4. Pmenut 6
asked; Buffalo, asked. S. Dog, ~ bid:
" Horse, . bid Ind. Camp. Q bid.
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GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. "a ~. So. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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+. II. snow a Co, Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk Both 'Phonesl97s
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RIrd.cnwnn 90.

custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
south West Temple 81.
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All wall papers Is per cent on. W
A. Duvan. 40 West Second South.
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Kansas city. Nov 8.-CattIe- Receipts
5000. market steady. Native steers 5Od
6.lO; native cows and heifers .60Q4 IS.
stockers and feeders 2.75d4 30: bulls 20l
d5.6o, calves 5.Q0a6.75. western steers 81
%; western cows 2.O003 c..
Hugs-Receipts 800: market STEADY.
Bulk Of sales f.15.5.o0
sheep-Rcceipts GOO; market steady
Muttons 4.26..f.&; lambs 4. 75n6 10. range
wethers 4.5G4e6. led ewes .jod5.O0
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
=, @ t4.nsuer J.. V. Sadler
go e. VVeet Temple. =. o. box l446.
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Ajax. i.00O129is
Columbus Con. 35m2.75.
Lower Mammoth, b0Om 1875. 200 n
1917. seller 80; 200W1.30.
May Day. 2ooa a.; 50oG4t =; 500
da1.
Uncle Sam Con. IOOa72: I2O0@
~; 600u 20. 200 "a 20. seller 80.
Beck Tunnel, 500M So; 500 "a SO. SELL
Black Jack. 500025.
Crown Point. 900 q 30. 500 20 80 ia
colorado. 2562s5: 44oass27s;
zoo a eco seller co.
Iron Blossom 10000 SO; 500 %
$50 1000 ass
Mt Lake. 300040it
Sioux CON. 700 n SO; coca 33 =
10o0 q 38. seller 80
Seven Troughs 200 H55. SOFA SO;
l5oO n "a; 1000 So. 5000 50.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel i.500G52.
Black Jack. 300 025.
Colorado. i00@2.925a 2O0@2.90.
Lower Mammoth. 2O0M 1879. SELL
cr 80. 1000 100: 2O0Q 127it
May Day 10om4i: 500 40.
Mtn Lake. 500 n 40.
Mammoth. 1000 1874.
So Columbus Con. l.50OaS5.
Sioux Con. 1000 d32la
Iron Blossom. 5O0W38
Seven Troughs t0Od51. 4.Sl06
90. 500 a 40; i.S0On4S; 2.600Mf7.
Uncle sam Con. t2Od71.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Amt
Regular sales ..g1,600 SI8.3A425
open board .......1f,4O0 9.664.0O
Forenoon totals $4,000 S23.04S.25
REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES
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BIND Your MACAzINEs
old Books. Music anu Magazine
Put them Ia strong new covers y.
preservation. Many records % ful-
can be saved BY having them boupe.
The News" bindery can 40 the NoiN
IN any form AZ any price.
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Company Has Shipped Ore to
Bingham Consolidated Shelter
For Treatment.
NOTICE TO STOP RECEIVED.
Property i IN Fine Condition--Has
Never Looked Bcuer-Diyi-
dcnd This Month

The first serious shut down affecting
the welfare OF the Tintic mining dis
trict was given 90 the public today
when President lafayette Holbrook
gave out the information that the
Grand Central mine had ceased opera
ton The order went into effect last
niEht and as a result Of It. about 125
men have been thrown out OF employ
menL
II d not because OF any physical disa-
buities that the Grand Central has
been forced 10 take SO radical "a step.
but because the company received no.
lice yesterday from the ore purchasing
department OF tho Bingham Console
dated Mining a. Smelling company that
70 would receive no more ore at its plant
at Bingham Junction other than from
its own minas. The Grand Central has
shipped its ore 20 the Bingham plant for
several years under a contract cOnsid-
cred 90 be very favorable one TO the
mining company.
EXPRESSED REGRET
Il regret very much" said Mr. Hol-
brook this afternoon, that we have
been forced to shut down thcGrandCen-
trail, but when you can't sell your ore
there is nothing else left to DO. Every
officer OF The company regrets that
this condition has come about. nd this
time Of the year. FOR the reason that
lt will entail considerable hardship upon
the miners who have been thrown out
Of employment. Some of our men have
been with us Tor years; many ~ them
have families to support and in view OF
the fact that there has been such a
marked falling of On the demand for
labor Of late it cannot help but make
% a little hard 10 get along-at least for
q portion of them-until warm weather
comes again. OF courss, some of the
men have been more careful than others
and have managed TO save up a part
Of their earnings during the prosper
Gus times. But they have not an done
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Tonopah Nevada. 20 asked. Mon
tana Tonopah i.4Od1.42ai Tonopah
Extension. l.lOM1.15; MacNamara
5000 Midway, as bid Tonopah Bel
mont 9Sn 90; Tonopah North Star.
Sq 10; Ohio Tonopah. eos; West End
Cons, $50 80. Rescue. aus. Tonopah
& California. s asked. Golden Anchor.
sal; Jim Butler. 1904. Cash Boy.
as. Home . bid Monarch Pitts.
Ext. asked. Golden Crown. 2M8
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Omaha- Nov S-Cattle-Receipts 800
lac higher native steers 1905 90: cows
and heifers 2.0003.1s western steers z M
Qo.V0. Texas steers 2.7Jua q. cows ana
heifers IJlf3 81. Gamers 50d2 S.. stock
eros ana Feeders 215u5. 90. calves g750
b -. bulk OF sales 1.5003.&
suSep h'csipts none market nomihally
steady. Ncarlines 50d4 Is. wcthers Z 8
ai.'o; ewes 3.s5a4 90. lambs 550Gs 00
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Sandstone. 20d2l; Colorado Min. ~
AL Jumbo Ex,., 5iQ75: Nernal. 10 bid;
Pennsylvania / bid Kendall. lial2;
Booth. 1902. Blue Bull l7GlS. Adams
6Q7 Silver Pick. 25Q26; Nevada Boy
2 bid: Black Butte Ext. 4a5. Blue Bell
s0si Dixie. 4Q5; GOldheld Columbia. 8
bid Hibernla, bid. ST. Ives. 81 bid:
Conqueror 4 bid, Black Rock 2 bid.
Lone star 9d1o; C. Wonder 3 ask
ed; orc, SUl0 Kendall EXten-
sion. asked, sandxorm Ext. bid:
Mayne. bid. Atlanta. 2362t.
CT. Bend 57Q30. Empire. 5a6: Red
Top Ext l5015. Florence. 265 bid:
D'held 3. b Cons. l6a1S: Goldheld
Daisy. 112ia bid; Laguna, so bid; Oom-
monwealth 10 asked. Comb. Fraction.
SO bid Ct Bend Ext. 661, CT Bend
Annex 3 bid; p. =. Bonanza. 2G4: Ke-
Wanos. 25n26. Portland. SQl0. Cracker
jack. 7dS; Red Hills. 23Q24. Mowhawk
Ext, 5Q6. L. Dillon. 506. Grandma. Z
bid s. = Ext. 2G3. Y. Rose. ia6:
Col ut. Ext. ] asked. Goldneld Con
4.00G402ih. Dneld Triangle. 7Gg
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~ FnANcIsco MARKFrs.

James A. Pollock q Company furnish
The following quotations from SAN
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
day;
COMSTOCK.
Orhir t05Gi10. Mexican. 4sa5U.
Gould & Curry. II asked Con Va. 3sW
40, Savage. 80 bid. Hale & Norcross
SO asked yellow Jacket. 1.7Om175.
Belcher. 1Sdl9. Confidence. "a asked.
Sierra Nevada, 23a34 Exchequer. 250
20. Union. 20 asked.
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BULLFRoG

Original bid. Bullfrog Minmg.6Ql
Mont Buliirog. 1G2. National Bank, o
bid; I. Harris, asked. Amethyst, o
bid; Stelnway, 5 asked. Denver Bull
frog Annex 3 bid. Bonnie Clare 10 ask
ed; Mayhour Cons. l14lS: MOntgy.
Sho Ext, 3 bid. G.. Scepter, 8Gp4.
Montgy. Mt. bid: y. Diamondfeld s
asked; Homestake Cons, 81 bid: Y
Girl, 1d2; Nugget, 4 asked; Tramp
Cons, as bid,
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hloaso, Nov A. Butter strong, cr,,,,-
cries 9p2ii4 daIres l0d22iE.
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The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick q
Co. were. Crude ore and concentrate.
10000. base bullion, 500. 600.
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OPEN BOARD SALES.


Forenoon totals $4,000 s23.04s.25
REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.
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James A. Pollock. president ~ the
Salt Lake Stock and Mining exchange
returned yesterday from "a trip 90 hi,
old homo ln Missouri
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Through these royal and famous
visitors perhaps every country In the
world has some link of association
with Browns hotel. The U. s. has
such q link in the person OF its presi-
dent, for it was while staying at this
caravanseri that Theodore Roosevelt
quietly stroll ed over TO st. Georges In
Hanover square, and was married to
bis present wife.
Ii was also while staying at Browns
that William X. Vanderbilt contract
cd his now famous secret marriage
with Mrs. Arthur Kemp, which made
such a stir on both sides OF the water
because Of the circumstances OF the
divorce Of the lady. And 1t was
through the assistance OF one OF the
proprietors OF Browns that Mr.. Van
derhilt vas enabled toigive the watch
full and expectant American reporters
the slip and TO be married unbe-
to the pursuing knights Of
the pen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.

Mn. George Van Eess,of Jonesburg,
is the guest Of Mr.. and MrS. F. P. Var
Ness.
Miss Louise Buckner left Wednes-
day for jefferson City.
Miss Carrie Csuthorne left to-day
for Pittsburg.
Miss Layde Holiday of St Louis, Is
the guest Of Miss Mary Berry.
Mrs. Price johnson went to ST.
Louis yesterday.
Miss Nina Pearson left Wednesday
for Jamestown.
Miss Velma johnson left Tuesday
for q visit to GAINESVILLE.
Miss Susie Houston left for Butler,
Thursday, On 9 visit to friends
Miss Lucille Williams, Of Liberty, is
the guest Of Miss Virginia YaDcey.
Mr.. and Mrs II. N. Page. OF Urba-
na. are the guests Of +. L. Crosby and
wife.
Miss Vera H0nghland left yesterday
for q visit Ia NoberlY.
Mrs. Edith Cautkorne and children
left f5r San Angelo. Texas, Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1867.
Estate Hugh ThrelkeId. T ] vanIandine
ham. Grdn.
Estate Jas FActon. MolIie Acton Grdn.
Estate Ethel NJ Brown ct al, B A and @ +
Brown GFdns.
Estate Lonnie K Friar, W II Logan Grdn
Estate HiIda sehopp. Jacob sehopp Grdn
Estate snidow heirs. ] e Jesse Grdn
ESTATE Roy n Virgil Squirting @ Spur
ling Grdn
Estate Rnifong heirs. Geo w Petty Grdn
Estate Ralph Galloway. Eewtonia Gala
way Grdn.
Estate 8 o~verbaugh, H A overbaugt
Extr.
TUESDAY. AUG. Is.
Estate Geo W stotler ct al. j W stotlei
| Grdn.
Estate Marietta Miller ct al, e O Miller
Grdn.
Estate Thos P Kirkland, I J Kirkland
Grdn.
Estate Benand Al Burton. Matte Burton
Grdn.
Estate Ebenezer Kilgore, j Il Jesse Grdn.
Estate Y Irwin Stuart. Alien stalIIngs
Grdn.
Estate G A varnon. j e Jesse Grdn.
Enos Jaekson"H d"
Estate Harrison, @ R Harrison Admir-.
Estate Matilda Barnett. GG Daniel Grdn.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. IA.
Estate II RGulick. r L Barnes and @ b
Debus Admrs.
Estate Ls Hopkins. O W Lewis Admr.
Estate Otto. Earl and Raimon Hopkins,
$3.50
49, ' 7"af'"oou
Fst.,. uruh
state oBrien admir-.
K,s,rs",us E~." A'ei"''fse' hehrS
$3.50 AHs
Fs,a,s VIZ Car.saoa.s sla
hs'Ase WIN Ooushenour' Myron ID Porter
Estate puIsv yonns rnr,sr ga.
se Duicy loahs' y Iurher drdn.
As' Ae"r'
THURSDAY AUG b.
Estate 4 M Barre. Fannie q Rarra Ex,rx
Estate Peter Glennon. Charlotte Giennon
Extrx.
Estate w Harrtson,T A McIntyre,Admr.
Estate John Dahiem. Elizabeth Dahlem
r..s
ps,a.s -. nAAn ~ Lz.ke Admr.
Es,a.e 49, nroNh Anmf.
Estate FRED heFadin ct al Laura A Nc
rs.a.a
Ga aSaaesh' " y rasdueth
v....r
es,ats W Hpn".n u1A,. nlaho Aahr'
ESTATE W III burch. Walter Burch Extr.
FRIDAY, AUG. 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
TOLD HIS LOVE In LEGAL N,
The Wosr Of . Washington VII,
Makes Deposition he Adorss r.
-Ssntimsnt Apparently BAD
Little Effect 50 he Tries
Other Means.

Washington-Of a score or uan !.
prominent Washington widows. uss
the most conspicuous is Mrs. An
Clifford Barney, who sailed for Rus,,
a few days ago, after feceiyin, I.
most extraordinary declaration NJ
lection ever bestowed on nm
woman. Mrs. Barney has the i,
ance that she possesses all the cAp,
OF her girlhood days, despite thsh
that she is the mother Of two dam
tiers to all outward appearances al
as herself, tor one OF her adoren-s
has several-has Just gone betun
notary and made solemn depositiah
legal form that be loves her iOr h.
self alone, and, Furthermore, M
should she consent to marry him
will never accept one penny Of Il
fortune In life nor make any claim
her estate should he survive her,
He has proposed orally 50 nam
times without getting any resua
that in desperation he has at least /
sorted to this method. And eva
after this Mrs. Barney sailed ss,I
without encouraging, much less 4
cepting, the suit of 50 disinterests.
lover. The latter is, however, nd
wholly discouraged. and proposes Id
lowing his adored one to Paris,
The object Of this disinterested II
fection was born q Miss Pike, Of CHI
cinnati, the daughter OF that wt
time manufacturer Of q whiskey whkA
laid the foundation OF the vast Id
tune this Twentleth-century knight
treats with noble scorn. She is still.
woman, possessed Of grei
talent asa portrait painter, severn
Of her pictures having received DID
tingnished notice at the exhibition
Of the Oorcoran art gallery. As a prn
tical illustration OF artistic temperl
ment, she has taken to architecture
built herself a wonderful
combining in a delightful fash
Ion the purposes OF a home, a gar
age and q studio.