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The Washington times., 1907-12-02
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Sealed Bonnet Contest
Under the Auspices of
THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB
OF WASHINGTON
DECEMBER 10. 1907
DECEMBER 10. 1907
RULES AND CONDITIONS
L-oBJEcr OF THE CONTEST.

L-oBJEcT OF THE CONTEST.
Of aFo
repairs requirements
public
of o Immediately
disquality the care andi 1
u-GENERAL.
acquainted with rules
abide by said rules
IN Interpretation tho
decision Committee shall be final The Contest Committee
amend these as deem exPedn
for management o
m-cARs ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.
eign domesdc
describing competing must each
No of
class
v-ENTRIEs.
receiving
December T. 1907
entry be called
the entry
Entry blanks VIII be forwarded by washington upon
quest
person
part the contest the fee shall be
v-cLAssH1CAT1oN
selling
price follows
without
without
Class C-s,ock cars complete without tops
v-SEALING OF CARS
test M co intf Garage i7l7ls Fourteenth street northwest on
he day preceding the consD completely
for the contest They VIII be Inspected by the committee who
will assign number to each car and a seals to all operating parts
the Ts for gasoline water and luOreant follows;
battery boxes, The afer being sealed
following
will b delivered
Cars having their water or oil rs under the bonnet must be
provided enable the filling
the body equipped
engine % anS mot an RaTin mud APRONS Will be- Obliged provide same so that
feS below 1''
vn-TooL BOXES
by @ any except those in the tool box TSh sa be sealed @
esaunern the
v11-srART1NG OF THE CONTEST
delivered
Tuesday ue-
day take board his passengers and the official observer assigned
both sides of the given their
receive
The start wInbe e made the house at a. m sharp
K-RoUTE.
through Silver Spring
r n2 ~ oI ] 15 m % % ~ %sbt3 o M niles % and and no6eek q7
@ 10 oIney w les IuTI sharp t for dirt pike
~ in the road at an old church. take
Gs mres to
sharp road through ca
Iunba s6 niles and CIarksvie cs miles, into Ashton s niles 80
BurntA uo8
miles, Seventh House
x-No ADJUSTMENTS REPAIRS OR REpLAcENENrs OF ANY
ALLOWED DURING The PERIOD OF THE
CONTEST, EXCEPTING TIRES.
gasoline taken m
be noted
he
XI-OBSERVERS
a.
Of
tesant a the contest
the 5ssE st 29y H F S the The s9s a 's5 5 @ shan for also %
Xn-PASSENGERS.
Eachc the
other they
XIH-LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
enant comply the legal
] n o
XTv-DISQUALIFICATIOE.
Immediately withdraw rom the contest
Xv-MAPS AND NUMBERS
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
SEEK DIVISION OF ESTATE

A suit in equity was flei this morning
by Henry A. Mathews and others
against Charles @. Mathews and others,
seeking the partition by sale OF a large
property interest in the District OF Co
lumbia- The entire estate here and In
West Virginia IS valued at $4,000.
Attorneys Wilton ]. Lambert and Ed
ward Mclean represent the pettiOnsrs-
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
RUNAWAY AIRSHIP
AMONG THE MISSING

PARIS. Dec. 2.-The government au-
thorities are getting dozens Of messages
concerning the runaway airship La
Patrie, but no definite news OF the
crafts whereabouts.
The stories that the big air vessel
passed over Wales and later over Bel
fast, travelling north, are taken with
some doubt, as being somewhat too cir
cumstantiai 70 Indicate much accuracy.
The authorities hope the ship VIII rise
high enough to be blown to pieces in
the rarefied upper atmosphere or sink
in the ocean, deeming its loss better
than its descent in a foreign country.
where the secrets of its construction
must be revealed.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
BAKER POISONING CASE
INVESTIGATED BY JEROME

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.--District Attor-
ney Jerome today started hunt for
lle persons p..3 ,li. "n oaFe 4lesed TO have
the rich Boston man, who died sud-
denly in Bogota, n. ]. Frank N. Nav.
counsel for Edward Baker. brother of
Walter, with i. A. Campbell, assistant
public prosecutor OF Bergen county. N
J.. held a conference with Jerome to-
day.
It Is reported that a number OF ar
rests are imminent IN the case.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
Williams Minority Leader.

Mr.. Williams. who. because Of his de-
feat when advanced by the Democrats
for the rpeakership, automatically be-
came the minority leader, started the
first scrap Of the Sixtieth Congress. by
telling the new Republican members
that the rules are arrogant and harm
ful, and that they should not be adopted
for longer than thirty days.
de spoke OF the growing sentiment
IN the Republican ranks against the
rules. and cautioned the Kids that
unless they voted with the Democrat
70 upset the rules. they would be bound
hand and foot to the Speakers chariot
throughout the entire Congress. De-
tending the proposition, Mr.. DalzeIl said
that he could not see by what right
williams spoke for the Republicans, ex-
cepting the few iEoculated with the
tartm revision bug. The members liked
this brand Of talk and laughed. end
the galleries followed suit Strange "a
relate. despite the warning OF the min
GRITTY leader, the rules were adopted by
N overwhelming vote. although a few
Republicans were found 70 have lined
up with the Democrats
Then came the grand biennial lottery
the drawing OF seats The floor lead
ers OF both sides--Mr. Payne OF lJeVy
York and Mr. Williams-were first given
their choice, as was General Bingham.
Then huge box was brought forth.
In II were marbles, each separately
numbered. A page. blindfolded. stood
up, and reaching into the box, pulled
forth a marble. A number was read
and the member having that number
was given his choice OF the unassigned
seats
The drawing for seats consumed an
hour. The House was then informed OF
the death Of Representative Slemp Of
Virginia and Smith OF illinois, and IN
respect 10 their memory, adjournment
was taken.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
Former Memter a "Kid."

Gen. Isaac Sherwood. Of Toledo, Ohio.
IS classed this year as q kid" not
withstanding the fact that he served in
the House thirty-fOur years ago. In
the last Congress. Gen. Warren Keifer
OF Ohio, who was once Speaker, re-
turned after an absence Of mLny years
To-Day he was proudly reminding mis-
friends that he is now out OF the Kid
category. From Alaska as Delegates
come Tom Cole and Frank Waskey.
tyr.-Ei miners. Oklahoma sends I'VE
congressman to depict the gIoVies Of
the new star in the coma teIlation Of
States
The annual message OF the President
was not sent TO Congress today, on
account Of the early adjournment OF
the Senate. and the unorganized condi-
tiOn Of the House. It is expected that
II viii be read in both Senate and
House Tuesday afternoon. Immediately
after the committees shall have report
ed that they have waited upon the Presi-
dent and informed him that Congress
Y as ready 20 receive any communication
hs might make
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
Unique Characters.

There were many interesting. and
some unique chuTacters new 20 public
life In Washington. upon whom The
galleries gaZed today or the nfteen
new Senators, probably the most at
teutlOn was attracted 10 Gore. the bind
orator from Oklahoma and his col
league, owen, whose proud boast IS his
parU-luulan ancestry; Guggenheim of
Colorado. who has almost as many mil
Ion dollars as Clark OF Montana. bat
fewer Wh1skeTss "JcU' Davis. of Arkan-
SIS, the Gre-eatir- nephew of the Con-
federat6 President. and Taylor. Of Ten
nesee, who fddled his way INTO pOllu-
cal prelermeut
The House numbered today among
It's 100 uCbUtantCs, q zeal kid lu the
person OF Harry g. WOLF Democrat,
Of Baltimore ie - only tWeuty-sCven
years Old, and beF d his career not so
very long ago, seIiing newspa pers on
the streets. A notable feature IN con
district has been represented FOR ten
years past by Republicans.
IerhdpS no new member attracted
more Interest In the galleries than Capt
Richmond Pearson HObson. who cones
10 Congress from Alabama, handicapI ed
Wltf an unocServed reputation Tor LD-
due gallanJry. but who is determine d
TO make his influence felt. despite all
odos, IN behalf OF a gigantic navy
Hobson's hobby, as II has become
known.
George X. Favrot. OF Louisiana. an
other new member. was an object OF
some attention from the fact that he
shot and killed his best friend at Baton
Rouge. Immediately after his election,
and was acquitted on an appeal TO the
higher law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
STOCK PRICES
SHOW DECLINES

New York Sept. 2L-First prices Of
stocks showed sharp declines from last
night Dealings were generally small but
5000 shares Of United States changed
hands al IA and 25ls, compared with 2Ts
last night New York. Chicago 4 81.
Louis dropped Pa. Reading Northern Pa
clfc. Erie first preferred and American
Car preferred a point. Sugar sold az an
advance OF 2. There were signs OF short
covering IN the Hin stocks, Union Pa
clfc Reading and American Smelling.
which caused momentary steadiness until
ths coppers began TO break sharply. The
dIop ln Amalgamated Copper and Amcrl-
cam Smelling drove prices Of other stocks
back again TO near the opening prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
CAPTAIN TIBREi
IS HOME AGAIN
Spent Two Months in the Dos
CabezoS District Of
Southern Arizona.
MASCOT COPPER PROPERTY.
has Good Word Tor Supt. Hardy
Optimistic Regarding
copper,

capt Ben Tibbcy consulting engineer
and shareholder ln the Mascot Cop
FER company. with properties located
near Dos Cabczus. Arizona, has return
ed TO the city after an absence of two
months and expressed himself today
as being decidedly wei pleased with
the progress being made with develop
ment work. The captain. DUNG that
time has had a splendid opportunity %
study the geological conditions in
which the mine is situated and has
no hcstancy ia saying that he believes
the Mascot mine VIII develop into au
immensely large producer of copper
/. q. Hardy Of this city. who ls sup
erintendent of the property the cap
tain declares, o. deserving OF much
crcdit for the discovery and acquisi-
tion Of the Mascot group. To was taken
up by the syndicate which formed the
present company upon the advice Of
MI. Hardy ana tho opinion expressed
in his report az the time. has since
been confirmed By development.
Capt Tibbey IS optimistic az regards
the future of copper and declares the
reduction ga the price OF the metal
lately Is not due 10 overproduction, but
that 10 due purely 10 manipulation
He Is firmly Of the belief that the de-
mand for copper will steadily increase.
As one reason for this. he points our
the scarcity OF fuel now being expert
onced in every mining camp and In
every smelling and manufa turing CEN
ter in the country. There is one way
TO overcome this condition. he declares.
and that Is by the use Of more electric
power. II has been found 90 be cheap
or than steam and this must eventually
lead 10 the displacement OF steam loco
motives on the railroads and the cleo
trical rail transportation lines In the
country. Copper viii be needed tor
other purposes and this increased con-
sumption win naturally lead 10 bet
ter market conditions for the metal.
Capt. Tibbay considers the present
.market price Of copper as being very
satisfactory and II the price sticks any
Where above - cents a pound plenty OF
1noney can be made out Of the copper
mining business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
PARK CITY STRIKE.
w Change IN Situation at DAILY West
And Othcr Mines.

There was uo change reported today
n the strike situation az Park city az
Ode offices of the DAILY West DAILY and
bHldIlo Mining companies. only that
ihe DmIluFo. who have seen I'd ID
throw up their jobs are being paid off
as fast az they cali for thon tlme.
President j. Z. Eamherror said today
Chat the company had received auuli-
cations from good many men Who
"ahied to work boo tho place of the
strikers. but as yet nO now men have
been taken on. and probably none
would De- for some little tIme
We aye not ready Goo take ON any
miners" said MT Bambereer but
when we Do. the usual number win Doc
Iut back ou the pay rolls again
Mn HImIerg.r says the C1mTiuN
does not propose 90 discriminate
against union miners Boz favor of none
union men. nor has chat been tho polls
oy of the company Boz the past Tho
fact chat mau belongs to abe union
b. uU har io securing employment The
mines Hrr open to union and nou-unlon
men alike
The whole trouble at the Bamborrcr
mines originated bCUdus. the manage
mCut discharged l shift boss Boo tht
DAILY West mIu. fur good and sufficient
cause. Th. Miners union demanded
e. reinstatement nf tnr man. and Dol
addition. ihH union wanted permission
iu allow organizers COB circulate among
ODE pgn employed about tho minr lua
WilI This demand being refused il.
strike Was called.
President HlmhorgDI Hgs thc COIN.
uIul prefers fl have neutral mru ir
responsible positions ANA this p0ID5
lI ihp company seems Iu have been ais.
tasteful tD Che union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
CONCENTRATES

Col. William 4. Parish is in the city
on one of his periodical BUSINESS trips.
Tho Cherokec-Nevada Mining COM
pany Is I'm the market with a car load
OF high grade copper ore.
The Utah Mine at Fish Springs has
finished timbering the main working
shaft TO the lowest or eighth level
w. Lester Mangum Of Provo has sold
his scat on the salt Lake Stock &
Mining exchange 20 T. l.. Kelly OF
Springville.
The regular quarterly dividend Of %
GEMS a share has been announced
from the head offices Of the Tonopah
Mining company In Philadelphia.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick x
Co. were: Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000; base bullion, $l0S,0O0
Broker II. b. cole is in Tntic today
arranging TO open a branch Office az
Eureka OF the firm Of Child, Cole ~
Company. G. A. Shepherd is TO be
placed iu charge
The miners Of the Yerington. New,
district have decided not to ask for
an increase I'm wages and they have
signihed TO the operators Of the district
that they are very well satisfied with
present conditions.
The articles Of Incorporation Of the
Lion hin Consolidated Mining COM
pauy. which was formed as a result
Of the merger of the Northern Light,
Columbia and Chloride Point mines in
the Mercur. or Camp Floyd, and Ophir
districts. have been filed with the pro-
per state and county officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
INDIAN QUEEN CON.
Stock OF Beaver County Concern Has
Been Listed ON Exchange.

The listing committee OF tho salt
Lake stock & Mining exchange yes
terday instructed Secretary shorten to
give the Indian queen Consolidated
Mining company's stock a position on
the big blackboard.
According 90 the Information fur
nishcd the exchange. the indian queen
company Is the pOssessor Of 81 patented
and unpateuted lode mining elaine sit
uated en- the San Francisco range Of
mountains and not very far from the
Blackbird and Newh0use mines I'm Cop
per Gulch. II is stated that the treas
urer of the organization has $4,000 on
hand at the present time to be used IN
the development and equipment of the
property. 4 pipe line is being put
in TO supply the camp with water, a
boarding house Is being erected and
other improvements are being made
preparatory TO the Inauguration OF "a
very vigorous campaign of development.
The Indian Queen IS considered to be a
property Of merit and those interested
in the enterprise feel confident that IL
viii develop into proposition as good
as some Of the best In Beaver county.
The company has 200 600 shares Of UNI
issued stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
OGDEN REPUBLICANS.
Holding Convention Today--FoIu
Candidates for Mayor.
Especial to the -News')

Especial to the '-Newa'D
ogden. Sept. 27.-The Republican city
convention opened at II o'clock this
morning. in the Fifth ward amuse-
ment hall. After a short address by
Chairman r. T. Hulanisll john +
Bagley was named as temporary chalr-
man with Carl j.. Allison secretary. A
speech followoi by Mr. Bagley' and
then adjournment was taken till ?
O'Clock.
Tho order of business this afternoon
win include the following nominations;
Mayor. judge, recorder, treasurer au-
ditor attorney and the selection OF
the city emblem
There are four candidates for mayor.
Dr. A. S, Condor, William Craig, presi-
dent Of the city council. A. r. Hay
wood and Edwin Dix. All Indications
point TO Dr. Condon's being in the
Head.
j. D. Murphy will undoubtedly be re-
nominated for the Judgeship by accla-
nation.
There are two candidates FOR city re-
corder, W J. Critchlow and Ernest I.
Brown. The fact that Mr.. Critchlow
has already served three terms is re-
sponsible for a sentiment in favor of
Brown.
For city treasurer. Thomas p. FAIR
+. j. Henderson,. F. +. Dalton and
Seth Thomas. II looks like Farr.
Florence Y. stanford, the present In
cumbent, will undoubtedly be nominal
ed for auditor
Candidates for city attorney are Da-
vid Jensen and James H. Devine
The permanent officers Of this after
moons session were, Rudolph Kuchler,
chairman. and Carl Anderson, secre-
tary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27

OF the town Of bennington BOZ Willard
county
rms company was organized by a
syndicate OF Salt Lake people some lit-
re umc ago and recent developments
thero have been VI character which
leaves little doubt DOB lhe minds of
those interested that 90 I going to be-
come producer OF leld-silver ore Of
considerable consequence Altogether
about 900 feet of development work
has been done An incline SHAFT has
been put down go feet drift has
been run l6S feet ON the 200 levels an-
Other one so feet ou the 100 level. still
another for distance of >j feet on
the i0-foot level on the latter level
new drift, now in 20 feet, has encouu-
tered what appears TO- be a large body
Of ore on the 5O-foot level considerable
ore has been exposed and it assays
from Is TO 20 per cent lead and 10
ounces in silver. Tho company Is build
ing a bunk house and getting in good
shape for the winter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
NEW coPPER pIsTRIoT.
Camp Within Twelve Miles of Western
Pacific Creates Stir.

Edward Copley who is quite extern
sively interested I'm the Rosebud min
ing district I'm Nevada. Is a late arrival
from that camp and reports consider
able excitement over the discovery OF
"a new copper district situated north
and west of Rosebud. As has been the
case with other Nevada copper camps.
Salt I.akers were among the first on
the ground. and the fortunate ones this
time are william Anderson and several
others. who are said TO have found a
property IN which they have exposed a
vein 10 feet I'm width, much Of which
Is high grade ore. The location is on
the south end Of Jackson mountain and
Is about II miles from the right Of
way of the Western Pacific. Some ore
has been found containing masses OF
native copper and from which assays
as high as Is per cent copper have been
obtained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
NIPIssING GETS ORE.

Pollock Special Wircl
Boston. Sept 21.-BOston News Blu
rcau says: The NiWssing struck ore
in the cross-cut at the 60-foot level on
the Kendall vein shaft yesterday morn
ing. The foundations are being laid
for a now compressor plant at the
Kendall vein
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
Some Interesting Figures Com
piled by a Well Known
Mining Publication.
DECREASE IN PRODUCTION.
This il shown by Comparison With
Record OF I0OG-Rcnncrics
Report.

We have received reports from an
parts OF the rednors iu the United
stats with the exception Of ono. says
the Engineering and Mining Jour
mall of their production Of electro
lytic copper in 1907 up 20 sept /. IN
tho case OF tho one from whom re-
port has not been received. we have
been able to make an estimate Of it's
production that we have reason 20
believe is close To- the actual figure.
These statistics show that the produc-
ton OF clcctrolytiC copper In the
United states during the FIRST eight
months of 1907 was 532 $500
pounds. This is at the rate Of 1885,
c90,0ol pounds f0r the year.
We estimate the production Of Lake
copper during Inc same period at &c.
100000 pounds. According 20 pub
lished reports which we believe To- be
approximately correct, the output OF
this district has been running about
1O,OO0.o0u pounds ahead of that OF
1906 which DO maintained would give
234.0Oo,OO0 pounds for the current
Wear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27

5. S. Humphrey. 8 bid; Dexter, 10 ask
cd. l.. joe gas. Crescent. > bid; COM
hination. l@2; Granny, Il asked; Mus
tang. l00l3; Little Grey, 10 asked; Cow
Boy. asked; Original Manhattan y
asked Broneho. Z asked; Pinenut pa
6. Buffalo. 4 asked: Stray Dog 9 bio
y. Horse, 305: Indian Camp, bid
STANDARD. ! asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
A PEss1MIsTIc VIEW.
Tight Money il Largely Responsible
For Present Copper Conditions.
pollock Special Wlrc)

Boston. Sept. 27-A leading copper
interest says. 81 don't see anything
very encouraging at the moment iu the
copper situation. II is not 80 much
question OF whether prices arc right
as il Is 20 the time when copper manu-
facturers win receive orders Tor goods.
The surplus copper amounts To- 200.00o.-
600 pounds. This is only about two
months consumption under normal
conditions. At the time of the syndi-
cate collapse the surplus was equal 10
a years consumption. II is unlikely
that the producers win carry the stock
Of copper until such time as the de-
mand appears. Certainly copper is not
good collateral Il Is probable that
money could be borrowed ON copper
at say cents pound in Europe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
PARK CITY MINER
KILLED BY CAVE-lN

Especial 90 the "NewaD
Park City Utah, Sept 25.--
John p Holland. a miner in the
employ ~ the Silver Kiue Coali-
ton Mines company. was caught
in O cave-in in the Silver klng
mine tdis afternoon and killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
PRODUCE.


Chicago. sept G.-rho wheat market
was Inclined 10 be weak at tho opening
today because of shipments from Argeu-
tlua. which were larger than expected
and lower puCca On ihe Minneapolis curb.
December wheat opened q. 20 "a to IS lou
or at HH to WIsnl 00. sold al l.0ls and
thru declined to LOO
Com was dun ana prices nrm because
81 higher prices az Liverpool
Wot weather throughout the corn bolt
and local receipts which we're below inc
estimate December opened 10 p high
co. al aot to 10. cold down to lss and
rallied to ~.
Tho oats markot WAS exceedingly duh
trade btiug almost ut etandatlll. Prices
were nrm. December oats oufned lsui.
hiehcr nt a.isuass ana sold at d2k
Tho provisions market was steady he-
cause of higher prices for I've hogs Jan
ury pork WH steady to 2ic lower al A. llii
90 20. lard was unchanged 90 Pa high,
rr M $40 tu s.l24 RIBS were unchanged
At 4.at'a
UrrTER AND EGGs.
ChlcaPo. sept &c. Butter, steady.
CreamClos. nNsg.i dHilies, 2,iiaeqs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
REGULAR P. NJ SALES.

Uncle sam Con, 1000 H1.5J.
Beck Tunnel. 1.O0Oml75.
Black Jack. 3OOH43
Colorado. 500 $3.50, buyer 80.
Crown Point 2O0m7S. 1000 H so.
buyer. 60; 500 ~ 70. buyer 90: 100 20 a.:
bOnW rs. buyer CO.
Mountain Lake, 100 ass
Sioux cIna 900 asa. seller go.
Victor Con-, 5OOu1lls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Crown Point Receivers from Ncster-
days Drop-Closing Quotations.

ON the whole. the local market for
mining stocks today was very salts
factory. Crown Point. which figured IN
the decline of yesterday, improved very
percepubly Iron Blossom held It's
own; 30 did Beck Tunnel Consolidated.
but tbere Was a slight softeuing iu
May Hay. on the open board Ohio
Copper was IN demand nj $3.50 but no
salet were reported al the price. YER
inHon Copper sold az iflh cents and
$500 shares Of Copper Glance went at
IL cents n share.
Tho closing quotations and sales
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27

=. r.. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1872