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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26
TO PRISON FOR LIFE FOR THE STATE FAIR
Beal nrummett, Deaf Mute Boy,
Escapes Death Penalty Because
Of Hls Aaliction.

Tsisa, ! r sept = l3eai nFum.
nett TIE ieAf eaate hgY vito stood
accused ~ . eEime AGAINST litfie
KeliegYllle gifi plead guilty 80 tiss
chafks beiofs Judge ~ y f.aegaDcs
and received ilfe sentence at l.eAten.
uorth prison Sis physical luafmltY
and aesmlng mental dsaeieneY saved
the bsY from death Nhich il fle "a
tfeme penalty for tllIk crime unaei
tis Arkausas statutes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET

special q Hes NElsftssa
Kansas City Stock Yards sept 25-
last week WAs : Fecori breaker 81
Kansas City Ia total Receipts Of cat.
tls and calves. el.soo head, Of whleh
l5.foo we're calves About 1900 guar
Antlnss wefe Included, couuting $50
calves, Ard - the quality uss medium
70 common. prices declined 10 20 -
TIE quarantine supply to-day is g
cars. market strong 20 10 higher than
elose ai last sees Top steers today
weFs corn fed AZ s 81 and bulk q
grass stesFs bring 100 tn kta1 eoNs
2 = 20 Acc calves 30 "a s5ta
Hog reeelpts las seek Nefe 4.e0a
bead. small iners nss over sane seek
last rear. and the mafket made onlY :
small net change. closing @ 10 cents
lover than Gloss d previous seek
Bulk of sales 6.io Il ss a5
Sheep and lamb supplies increased
late last seek but the market x.
NAMED steady etoapt on nn9e lamls,
vhlch declined u 70 isc Lambs Il
go 20 e 20 wetIsfs and yeafllnes
sas TO e S. ewes SEQ 70 ss l5 fol
killing stock
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26
craig c0unty May bs Represented
a, oklahoma city--A Director
Here.

Ms George n Flick, q director II
0klahoma state Fair association is
here % solicit exhibits ga the state
Pair which will Be held a. Osiaioma
CITY, October stb, 70 icth The fair
association Is yefy anxious thar each
county s'souid le we8 represented and
ta that end il Offering TIE largest
premiums ever given b. any fair as
ISOLATION f0r ike exhibits, The ffst
premium IS slde second $50, and
third slo0 Nf ga Lee secretary
q the Commercial club eiil take the
matter az AZ o0ee with tie directors
os the ciup Kna il Is urged that All
patriotic eH ns ot the county Sid ia
helping - MI Que II nJi the arst of
TIE premiums
This wl.l he lendld opportunity
q siioN tie Thousands of visitors ehat
Caig county stands faf The stock
exhibit wili he especially strong and
surely some of our hue stock raiserS
can Genre away aith Tie blue rihtun
Mrk 5. ! Burns all give ths ladies
Rho have fancy work 81 auy Kind.
pAiEiings q any class or any exhibits
eittsf textile or domestic lnfofma.
nation % regard g. the fair and h
few days slll have premium lists for
distribution Already several ladies
are getting up exhibits 70 send for
competition.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26
WlITING FOR 4 COPY OF
OKLAHOMA CONSTITUTION

Washington, sept - Tie govern.
meut has uot yetseceived an ofieial
copy oi tie constitution - adopted
81 tno voters q Oklahoma but :
copy Is expected so0n. and when r
eelsed il slli he referred % tie pres.
dent ~ saeh actton A. he sees sc .
tate Final decision all ltkelY -
fsaehtd h 4 fee DAYS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26
HUNTERCR|ESFRAUD
IN the Role ii Baby Act Claims
Election . Fraud IN Effort 70
Defeat Statehood.

oklahoma Nity sept 23 4 careful
Atalysis uf the gggs "a tae recent elee.
tAon shcss how utterly absurd u tie
claim of Chairman Hunter thAt he
wili contest tie election 81 Haskell
teesase ef alleged frauds Ia Indska
Territory Wlih complete returns
ffem seseatgase counties ; maipflty
Of asaif Is shown fur the democratic
namineN ~ tits maIoritg over 1900
Is from Oklahoma counties Frauta
has only 81 aggregate majority u ,es0
ID aii of ths counties De has carried ii
beth territories II Hantef should
oontsst tbs election 10 ever demo.
cratic county iu Indian TERRITORY and
succeed ri having These counties
thrown Gee, Haskell would siili hass
: eitaf masQfity ot ever 7.nea over tie
republican candidate IiaIisr declares
that thefe sas nothing fraudulent %
tie Oklahoma side Hos then can
he h0pe "a Rccompllsh angthlng by
putting up such baby cry ~ irAudY
stripped o. al pfstenss, Hunter and
FranE must nov come out ia tie
opea and zdm.t that their only rea.
spu iof bringing contest proceedings
Is q delay Or defeat statehood, llua.
ter privately adaita that thm IL bis
only object 10 Cling the charges of
fraud
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26
BousA, Oua to Km = Nsishbs

Bought . Qua % XIII : NsighboT.
Guthrie OAIA. SEPT % NalgeI
lsssd. : farmer living near Iiebaft
yesterday. it Is charged. shot and
KILLED ; nslghboF. Elmer Emmeus
uith vham he had . qsansi Of long
standing
aeed drove q llcbAFt and bought 4
Winchester flae. the hfst weapon hs
ever had a. his home. aud upon ~
return started Immediately for the
Emmeas placs. carrying tie qua. Em.
mems sas a. tie haru shen he au
Reed coming, and started 20 run foi
thc lsoase, fearing trouble hat Heed,
Il Is s4ld. commenced q shoot at him
IS he ran Thfea shots we're afed,
ono taking elect IN tie uaok q Em.
mems head, and causing instant
death.
OnearA Who Neut out from Hobart
70 arrest Rssd met him Gel hts way
20 town 10 give himself ap
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26

L. s. Marshal Darrough returned
frum Miami last night slth twelsf
prisoners charged slth vaflons crimes
Trey ali pleaded guilty ard received
thsif sentences some golnK 70 the e.
fuFsH seho8l and some O. tie penlten
,9saFg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26

A sap millionaire and sn actor
rianaesF wefe talking business ~
said TIE actor manager. have dlsoon
tlnued the us o. p0stefs. ~ an5
annuanesments appear IN the news.
papers exclusively | have learned
that flloss who don't rad the papers
don't Ke 10 It's theatef you are
eine. aid the millionaire and
% lie you. Long slnee discarded
sFefF form Of advertisement save that
eg tiAa press andlng tiAs uhaY who
aldn6 read 4 daily paper hAvd % use
f1f $40 - Exchange.
Tlla hnildlnE occupied by Tie Dufns
sIpeefs store and owned By Df Pin.
aaFa saa snld yesterday 10 nF Wells
~ M#ml. Tle deal i reported by r,
= Kazlehaft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26

The Noodmeu held their regular
meeting last night and elected the
following Delegates 90 the annual log
rolling 81 Tulsa 81 the 2etl Messrs.
Williams Baln, parsef Amos aud
nr Craia, With alternates spauldlng
and Triton The Woodman team also
leaves tonight 70 participate Ia the
log rolling tomorrow finlta hopes
70 secure The log rolling next year and
every Woodman who can should
surely go and boost for Vlnlta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

sspten bsr p
j o crook IS here from csatrallA
todaY
Einsr Fields q Pryor Greek Is hers.
today
David bryant q Eussa s iefe q.
aay
wanted diaias room eirl. a, hotel
Green. II
cias T Parker is bss today from
-opln.
G " Rroossiis Of chsisss. i in.
towu today
IT. Flshsro o, Topeka, Kas is in
tosn loday
r c sabourns Of waskogee vas
here today
Geo Rane All wife sent % Chelsea
thls morning
~. Jonrs and BOB DRAKE went
fishing today
sidnsJ smiill seut 70 Pryor Greek
this morning
Nn Eliza saages q foya we ia
the city today
l. " Marss returned from Nuske.
gee lasi night
II Gibnsg o. harueslls b ia
tls cii5 toasg
Lee Todd u Abba lsiu ,lse eltg to.
asg 90 business
v ; GMabg q Nosata AS doing
TIE tosn today
MAYOR f Parks sent g Nlsko
gee this morning
G Barnes, night police a. Alton, s
haFe 70 see Tie carnival
Albeu shas Is here from Bloc.
jacket todsy on business
nepaty S nanslau g E Nafs
% Westvl'ie s IA t0sn todaf
san leuo and T. N carrol sere a.
spasanaw yesterday aftsrnoon
Nm e s adler i Adalf s y.slt
/ lng 81 the homs Of q S Wafrss
Prank nafkhalter's ncs toase ou
tbs s5atlf side IS nearing completion
lodge q + parsef and james
Davenport eelH % Niami tiils mort
los
Nfx 4 h Frayssf aud Mn ksH
went 20 Parsons tllis morning on a
visit.
. O. kifkuood returned from q
tso months visit Ia keutuaky a
night
The 8ryt slios Of he seassH iu the
central post feilat Chicago }estsrtsf
Afternoon
Nr and Mrs. } n Akius q gsnter
vile. So. arrived this m1fnins fof .
visit here
wv Llnaer and vife of 1ssego.
are here visiting their daughter Mrs
s nr0sn
Il W Smith and John D Shields
o. cbetopa. are registered a. the
Gfesa today
" II Wiun % TIE Frisco road Is
moving lnto lie Davidson property on
TIE north side
heT q IS sn0dgfass and sen Doe.
AID. esrs Al Gietopa kan. % church
business Yesterday
r. Mafag and slfe ui Bronson
KAs are here visiting Mrs Nareys
parents y II Lewis and wiie
Walter NYefs. who has been visit
ug = n Myers reformed q IS home
in Ennis Texas, this morning
Ths Minnie Conner murder trial
was called 81 MAN today The
crime sas committed over q year ago
bpt tie case is set fresh Ia the minds
of oar people
Wien a man maffles De waits
helrmate. not a beauty upon whom
he must be forever dancing attend
ance not a brilliantly clever soman
at whose feet be must be forever sit
ting 10 admiration, but 3 woman fuil
Of love and sympathy partner who
can bring lhto the partnership what
he himself lacks, one who will holp
him, and for whom he Will never tire
nf working aud serving deyofedly.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26

Misses Fannie Bowen. isalflcs
Durham. SsllIs rAyton. Kettle skin.
nef and Mrs Allie Adler came up
from Adaif this morning 70 attend
the carnlyAi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
RECEIVER FOR
SEWER CON. co.
In Suit of Ogden Woman Geo.
w. Parks Is Named to
Take Charge.
COMPANY BADLY INVOLVED
PROPERTIES AT GOLD MOUNTAIN
ARE VALUABLE.

Clarissa s. Maison of Ogden yesterday
filed suit in the district court asking that
a receiver be appointed for the Sewer
Consolidated Mining & Milling company.
The plaintiff is alleged to be a large
stakeholder of the company and also to
hold a claim against it for 5000.
1t is asserted that the property, located
in Sewer and Piute counties, is already
mortgaged for $4,000 and that the com
pany's labor account for the month Of
August, amounting to $4,000, is still I'M
paid.
The petition for the appointment of
receiver is made for the fear that credi-
tors may file liens on the valuable power
plant and machinery and dismantle the
plant, while if a receiver is appointed the
rights of all will be conserved. Judge
Morse, on hearing the petition, appointed
George w. Parks receiver, with bonds at
$4,000.
Mr. Parks filed his bond during the aft
ernoon and will enter upon his duties this
morning. When questioned on the mat
ter he said that he knew absolutely moth
ing about the affairs of the company.
He will go to Ogden this morning, where
the company's main offices are located,
and learn all he can about the com
pany'S assets, who its creditors are, etc,
and he will then go down to Gold Noun
tain. where the mines are located, and
take possession. He expects, of course,
that the property will be placed in charge
of watchmen pending an investigation of
what is best to be done.
The company is one that was organized
by Seymour W. Tuiloch of Washington,
d. c., w. E. Maison and others a few
years ago on the Sewer gold mines that
were purchased from Charles banners
dOrf, who previously operated them at
considerable profit. 1t is understood that
much of the cOmpaEy's stock is held in
the nations capitol, Mr.. Tulloch's home
During the past two years the properties
have been equipped with big milling
plant electric light and power plants and
everything necessary, ii was presumed to
make a big paying proposition of it. The
mines have been reckOned as extremely
valuable, and it was generally believed
that the company would be in position
to earn dividends during the coming year
if not before.
II is now said, however that a great
deal of money was spent in a manner that
that did not reflect either good 1udg-
ment or a sufficient knowledge of the
business on the part of the management
and that failure was due TO Overtake il
sooner or later. The mines adjOin the
Annie Laurie and reports from the prop
erty have always been of a flattering
nature, whether coming from the com
pany or disinterested parties who had
made examinations of it. The financial
status of the company will not be fully
known until the receiver has had time
to examine the books and received all the
claims that will be filed against the COM
pany.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
SNYDER COMBINATION
IS TACKLING OIL FIELDS

The National Development company is
fathering an oil company that will under
take the development Of about 800 acres
of land in the Virsen City field. Articles
of Incorporation will be filed early in the
coming week and a first-ciass drilling rig
will be landed in the field at the earliest
possible moment. The Utah Petroleum
company will be the title of the new or
ganization. S. NJ. Levy will be presi-
dent, George Snyder vice president and
Ray Bowman secretary.
Much if not all of the ground that will
belong to the new company was rounded
up by W. 7. Smith, an old and expert
enced oil man of California who claims
the distinction of being the first man to
prospect the field, and who has been en-
gagged in that task for over three years.
Mr.. Smith was in the city yesterday
and his business concluded he will leave
for the south again tonight. He states
that three rigs are now at work in the
field, two more being hauled in from the
railroad as he was coming up, while h
will be IN commission Just as soon as it
is possible to get them in and derricks
constructed.
81 would not like to say that every well
sunk in that new field will be a pro-
ducer," said Mr.. Smith during the day.
but there is a stretch of country more
than 100 miles long down there that
venture to say not a single dry we'll will
be put down in. 1t is the best country
to prospect for oil in l ever saw. and
you can safely say that many fine wells
ter months. Located so far south, it is
an ideal country to operate in during the
winter months and the world is sure to
hear from II. -"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
HONERINE MINE
TO CLOSE DOWN
Drop in Price of Lead and FL
nanciaI Condition of Com
pany the Causes.
DEBTS AMOUNT TO $500, 900
SHAREHOLDERS WILL MEET AND
DECIDE ON FUTURE PLANS.

What is to become of the Honerine, at
Stockton? The question is one that the
shareholders will have to wrestle with at
the annual meeting. which has been
called for the 21st of next month. In
the meantime instructions have been
given by President George a. Baird to
close down just as soon as the present
supply of coal is exhausted, or within a
week or So and lock UP shop until the
stockholders have had a chance TO say
what shall be done in the future.
1t is officially stated that the chleI
contributing cause for the order to close
is the present price of lead and the eX-
listing condition of the companyS eX-
cheeuer AS long as lead remained at
$3.50 per 100 pounds it was possible TO
run the mine and mill and save little
to appIv on the company's Indebtedness.
Since the reduction TO $40 per 100 pounds
on lead IT has simply been a matter OF
running along and making both ends
meet To run the mine simply for the
benefit Of the smelling company was con-
sidered bad business, hence the order TO
close.
Several months ago, when the com
pany's obligations amounted to more than
$4,000 an assessment of $4,000 was levied
to apply on the cOmpany's overdrafts.
This. with the earnings of the mine, has
cut down the debt 10 S260,OO0, but 1t is
claimed that no further Roadway can be
made on these lines under the present
conditions of the market, while there is
a probability, also, that the mine is not
now in shape to stand a heavy draft upon
its ore bodies to keep the mill in full OPP
Grafton. 1t is expected that the stock
holders will have to authorize the levylnS
of assessments to pay the debts or that
some arrangement will have to be made
TO sell the property. The big and little
stockholders will have a chance to thrash
the matter out next month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
Other Districts.
UNCLE SAM ORES
GOING TO THE DEEP

The first attempt to prove the ore bodies
in the Humbug property Of the Uncle Sam
Consolidated was commenced on the deep
est. or fifth level a few days ago. James
Chapman stated yesterday that the winze
was going down in solid body OF ore
that was averaging 10 per cent lead, 30
ounces silver and some gold per ton.
This development Mr.. Chapman says, is
likely to prove the most important of any
of the recent big disclosures in the COM
pany's mines This Wine IS going down
north of what is known as No. / stope-
At the south end of this level. and 200
feet away from where the winze is be-
ing sunk. an upraise is now being pushed
in another body of ore of fine grade,
while in stope No. the first attempt to
determine the width of the great ore body
is being made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
CHINA IN MARKET
FOR COPPER METAL

A message over the Pollock wires quotes
yesterdays Boston News Bureau as fol-
lows:
What is considered an important fac
tor In the copper situation Is that China is
again in the market for a large volume
of copper, deliveries to extend over twelve
Omtnhs. Already in Europe agents for
the Chinese mandarins who are back of
the current buying movement have Sc
cured some hundreds of tons which have
been shipped to Shanghai.
I'm the United States, however. the in
quiry from the far east has thus far been
of small proportions, but it is stated no
copper has been obtained here because
some of the American producers or sell
ing agents do not desire. at this time, to
commit themselves for a year ahead.
Business in electrolytic has been done
at Is cents, while lake by the independ-
ents has been sold at 15J4 cents The
United Metals is asking 15k for lake
small volume"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
ELY STOCK EXCHANGE
Is DOING BUSINESS
Especial to The Herald.)

Ely, New, Sept. 26.-On the local min
ing stock exchange last night during a
call of exactly seventeen minutes, 1880
brisk and snappy from the start, continu-
ing so to the end OF the call. Eleven
stocks participated in the sales, and there
were twenty sales recorded
The main shaft of the Robinson Mining
company has been sunk to a depth of 213
feet by the contractors, who have sixty
feet yet to go. The bottom is in mineral
lied pOrphyry and the management of the
company is of the opinion that ore will
be encountered in a short time.
The Richard Ely is operating a churn
drill at a depth of $50 feet. The slum
from the drill hole indicates a good show
ing of copper ore in the bottom. The
hole will be driven to depth of LOCO
feet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
BALAKLALA IN NEED
OF MORE MONEY

Boston wires to James A. Pollock &
Co:
''Balaklala copper stock has been under
selling pressure all the way from SO to Sc
and the selling has originated largely
from New York. We understand that
selling was due to the over-eXtension of
some of the largest stockh olders. but this
does not refer to the Guggenheims, who
claim not to have sold share of their
block of 1900
Recent weakness In the stock is prob
ably based upon the fact that some new
financing is necessary in the near future
Just how 1t is to be raised is prOblemati-
cal. possibly by bonds but more likely
just at this time by short term notes. IT
is estfnated that Balaklala can earn 81
per share per year on lucent copper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27

MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Crown Point Held Down for a Time
but Its Close Strong.

The bear element continued to go after
Crown Point yesterday and the price was
forced down to 66c a share. 1t stiffened
up during the afternoon, however, and
at the close it was going lively at nc
share. 1t now looks as though the
bears had made all the capital possible
out Of the location of the joint shaft
and that the price will gradually get back
over the 81 mark, where it was before
the latest bugaboo was sprung AS a
whole, the market was fairly steady.
with Iron Blossom doing a sprinting
stunt that disconnected the shorts con-
siderably.
During the two regular and open board
calls a total Of IS, sos shares of stock, with
a selling value of So, ST. so, changed
hands. Following is the list of final
quotations and record of sales made du-
ring the day:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
Mininu Notes.

Lorin N Morrison went down to New
house last night to see how things look
at the Indian Queen
Eight cars of ore from Utah and four
from Nevada mines were released from
the Pioneer sampler yesterday.
Manager Tony jacobson went to Alta
yesterday to look after matters at the Co
lumbus Consolidated and other mines I'm
der his control.
c. T. Birchard, manager of the Hub
mines in Beaver county, came out from
Boston Wednesday and left for camp last
night He will be at the properties sew
eral days
A flash over the Pollock wires yester-
day said the directors of the TOnopah
Mining company were scheduled to meet
during the afternoon and post the quar-
terry dividend. 1t was expected that the
amount would be 25c a share.
T. R. Kelly of Springville has purchased
the seat of w. Lester Mangum on the
local mining exchange and made applica-
ton for membership. Since the Organiza-
ton of the Whitney-Knight-M angum
brokerage company Mr.. Mangum has had
no particular use for his membership,
hence the sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27

Who have one of our safety deposit
boxes are unparalleled in any financial
institution In the west. There are pri-
vate booths where papers and valu-
ables may be examined, and writing
rooms with the finest of stationery
where a forgotten letter may be writ
ten. The surroundings are luxurious.
and every attention is shown to our
patrons. A safety deposit box costs
less than a cent a day.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
CO., 1924 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
DOTNGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

There was a sale of Bingham Standard
yesterday at 32c, Ohio Copper at $3.50 and
Silver King Coalition at S4.S5 and $3.50.
The Jesse Knight stocks are receiving so
much attention these days that brokers
find little time to think of anything else,
and particularly the unlisted stocks.
In addition to the sales made, as stated,
Emma Copper was quoted at loo bid, Ohio
Kentucky s. bid Western Nevada Copper
65c asked and YeringtOn Copper at 15c
and Doc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
NEW COMPANY FOR
CAMP OF 0PHIR

The Iron Hill Consolidated Mining &
Milling company filed articles of incor-
p0ration with the county clerk yesterday.
The company takes over the property of
and the Northern Light Mining company,
and its properties are loo sted in the Ophir
district Tooele county. This capital stock
is 100000, with sharon U u each. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
j. w. Payne's Office Reopened.

J. w. Payne. Opt. D.. has reopened
his optical office and is ready to scien-
tifically fit glasses to all eye difficult
ties. Mr.. Payne has spent the most
of the summer in special study along
his particular line, and is especially
fitted to handle all cases 2O3 Auer-
bach building, 162 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-27
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
Yesterday. as reported by Mccormick &
Co, amounted to $4,000, as follows: Sill
yer, lead, gold and silver ores, $4,000;
base bullion Sl0S co.,