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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-02-13
THE MONTANA LEGISLATURE
A Proposition To Increase the Tax
Levy For State Purposes.

HELENA, Feb. 5.-The governor has
appointed Sidney Fox as judge of the
Thirteenth judicial district and the
senate confirmed the appointment.
McManus of Silver Bow, introduced
a bill in the house today appropriate
ing 500. 900 for the school of mines.
In the senate there was a fight on
the Wendell bill to increase the limit
OF Indebtedness of cities. The bill
was presented for passage and an eff
fort made to kill it, but it was finally
referred to one of the standing COM
mittees.
Senator Martien introduced a bill
to provide that the passenger rate on
railroads in the state shall be q cents
a mile.
Another bill was introduced in the
senate by Muttley prohibiting the mar
riage of whites with negroes, Indians,
Chinese or Japanese, and declaring
all such marriages hereafter null and
void. The performing of such mar
lluSCS - IlduC q uilSuciuCdu OE, VIII
a penalty of a fine of $500 or a MONTH
imprisonment in Jail.
In the senate there was also a fight
over the DAILY county bill. 1t came in
committee of the whole and attempts
were made 10 kill the bill.
Senator Glidden, author of the bill,
made a very eloquent plea for it.
Senator Everett OF Chouteau county,
moved that it be made a special order
of business for , O'Clock tomorrow af.
ternoon.
In the house, Representative Allen
gave notice that he would introduce a
bill to increase the state levy for
taxes. The constitutional limit is
now - mi!Is-until an assessed valua-
ton of $500. 900. 600 is reached. The
limit Of assessed valuation has
been nearly reached, and when this is
reached. the limit Of the levy will drop
to Il mills. This bill is for the pur-
pose Of continuing the limit Of y mills
Oh an assessed valuation Of $4OO, OOO,-
600 OR $500, 900, 600.
The governor signed the bill ex.
tending the right OF eminent domain
and the three appropriation bills.
Both houses today did more BUSH
ness and passed nor bills than on
any other day since the session be-.
gan.
In the q ate about 20 bills were
passed. These included q number of
deficiency claim bills, the bill relating
TO child and animal protection, bill to
increase the debt of cities, and con-
corning reports of corporations: re.
lating to free high schools: fire insur.
ance, and giving the boiler inspector
a clerk.
In the house. in committee ot.sshe
whole, abou, II bills We're considered,
and II or II recommended. The Arbor
day Dill was recommended, the fire.
mems disability bill, the bill prohib-
ting extortion, and the bill providing
for the pu Olication of the ,%reasurer's
reports.
This latter bill gives the secretary
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NO DAILY COUNTY,
Proposition To Divide Carbon County
Rejected BY Senate.

HELENA, Feb. 6.-The Daily county
bill was killed in the senate today,
after q hard struggle on the part OF
Senator Glidden and those who acted
with him to save it. The vote on the
measure was IA against to IL for.
The bill proposed to create the county
of Daily from q portion of Carbon
county.
II was the fret bill taken up in the
senate committee of the whole and
Senator Glidden and Senator Everett
we're the principal gladiators who
wrestled over it, the former contend.
ing that the alvation Of the Clark
Fork people in Carbon county was
wrapped up in it, while the latter
stated that they would be far better
without it.
The following bills have passed the
senate:
Annin-Relating to municipal in.
debtedness.
Rae-Deining the boundaries of
Fergus county.
Trnscott-Recovering damages from
railroads for killing stock.
Rae--Amending free high school
law.
Long-Relating to mutual fire in
surance.
House bills were %concurred in as
follows:
Relating to drawing funds.
Vacating streets in abandoned vii.
lagos.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Misunderstanding the method
of measuring hay in the stack.
White-Relating to bankers. This
is practically q e banking code.
Misunderstanding the constitution
as to the responsibility of the state
treasurer for funds.
Miles-Relating to special improve.
ment districts in cities.
The following bills were favorably
recommended in the house.
House bill l54, fixing witnesses fees,
senate bill Is, municipal debts: house
bill l7S, expenses of judges sitting in
the anne county for others; house bill
l45, to prohibit bosses from grating:
house bill "A, building at the expert
mental station; substitute for house
bill 80, prohibiting saloons near parks
and cemeteries; senate bill IL, licenses;
house bill 145, to increase state in
Indebtedness 10 redeem bonds: house
bill ia, to redeem warrants; house
bill 200, to assist the sheep industry;
house bill 8, to regulate light and
water rates.
The following bills were killed in
the house: House bill 100, poll taxes:
house bill 60, licenses: house bill POI
herding districts.
Miller of Helena, introduced a iok.
ing bill prohibiting the railroading OF
bills through the committee of the
whole. Talking over a week at a
time, talking on subjects with which
the speaker Is unacquainted.
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Fine Book and Job Printing a spe-
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NEVADA HILLS
LEASE IS RICH
-y------------- -----------r--------
Twelve Foot Ore Body in New
Territory Carries Big
Values.
STRIKE THE GREATEST YET.
Five Feet in Vein Goes S2OO---Six Feet
S5t.~-rcn Feet StOI--Stun
Being Sacked.

The Nevada Hils mine. claimed by
experts to be the greatest mine in the
entire state Of Nevada. has added two
more records to ner already established
reputation says the Tonopah Bonanza.
in tunnel No new ore shoot has
been opened up which will average
more than $500 ton and the creates,
strike yet made on tho property is that
which has just been discovered Oh the
ground Of the Nevada Leasing com
pany. Roger Knox and j. j. Wick
ham. stockholders I'm the leasing COM
pany. returned from Fairyew yester-
day morning bringing the particulars
Of the new find.
THE strike was made said Mr.,
Knox, "on the crosscut from the iQ0-
foot level. after we had gone 10 feet.
My brother Edgar, had wired OF the
strike. and we Immediately proceeded
10 Fairylew | asked Edgar upon ar
rival if IT was as good as he had tele-
graphod. and he told Inc that 1t was
better. which fact | soon learned for
myself.
The ore body Is an entirely new one
and not one that we were looking for
for It showed no groupings. II Is y
feet in width Five feet OF IL went $500
a ton, six feet went right across ii,
{5l1. and for lOia feet we got SOL Il.
This last assay was taken by W. II.
Weber general manager OF the mine,
and he says that il is the best and
biggest strike that has been made on
the property We started sacking ore
yesterday and by This time our gallows
frame must have arrived. We have
@5-hoTsc power gasoline engine on the
ground, and we orc going 10 lose no
time getting out tIc ore. or course the
big assay may not be the value all
through but the five feet of 5000 ore
looks pretty good to us, and what is
perhaps better than anything In the l012
feet Of Sl01 ore
Il saw the new strike in the COM
pany's workings, the three feet OF $500
ore IN tunnel No. s. This is another new
shoot. which had never been touched.
II was three fee, out from the footwall,
and they do not know yet how far 1t
viii go, Tunnels 3, and Of the COM
pany's workings are coming right to-
ward our shaft.
We have been working the lease for
10 months aud have four months to
60. This has always been known as the
KNOX brothers. lease. and three are in
tercsted besides Charles f. Edgar and
my self, Harry c. Morris. f. NJ Kirk
and Dudley Baldwin of cleveland and
their associates, which includes Mr.
WiCkham, and others "
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BULLFROG

Original, 10 asked. Bullfros Mining.
la hid; Mont Bullfros 3a5 National
Bank, Fl asked, l., Harris 2q3; Anne
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MARKET STRONG
AND HIGHER
Operations for Long Accounts
Resumed, Shorts Alarmed
And Covered Freely.
NEARLY EVERYTHING BID UP.
Announcement of Gold Exports Check
ell Trading-Dullncss Followed
Hut Affected Prices Little.

New York, June business was very
much restricted In the opening dealings.
but prices We're generally higher The
United States Steel and Hill stocks were
exceptions with small declines. Reading
rose point and Union Pacific ana
American Smelling a. Operations for the
long accounts were resumed with conf
donce all through the list and the demand
was somewhat varied. and the shorts took
alarm and covered freely. The chief in
fiucntial factors IN advancing the list
were the bidding for large blocks OF
Reading and Union Pacific and the re-
sumption of yesterdays heavy demand
for the local fractions \ check oc-
CURED m the rise toward u O'Clock. but
there was no yielding OF consequence. The
principal advances noted We're Union Bag
preferred 8, Chicago Great Western pre-
terted 'B'' 2ss. Reading. Big -Four :,
Union Pacific Ia. United Railway invest
ment preferred 1is Kansas " IeNaS Ia
and Canadian Pacific; St Paul, Anaconda,
| Northern Pacific Pennsylvania, New YORK
central, Sugar ana Smelling !. American
Mating preferred dropped Set.
The rise was extended before check
came from the announcement Of large
gold engagements for shipment to Europe.
New York. Chicago & 81. Louis gained .,
Great Northern preferred J y, and Atchl-
SON Missouri Pacific and United states
| Pipe ].
Houds were firm.
There was not enough trading or move
ment on the market between u ana o E
clock TO warrant comment. Stocks sold
sparingly this afternoon because of the
cNreme dullncss and there was very little
extreme dullness and there was very little
effect on prices outside OF Reading ANA
Smelling, which sold point below their
best Smelling preferred improved j,
American Beet Sugar rs and United
States Pipe 10.
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OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN.
Patrolman Hast Accused Of Using Bad
Language on strectcar.

A. NJ INast a police officer OF this
city. is accused of making an exhibit
ton OF himself on a streetcar yester-
day which resulted In General Man
ager Murray OF the Bell Telephone
company writing a letter to Chief
Sheets today wherein he complained
of the conduct OF the man.
As far as can be learned the officer
is said 10 have entered into converse
ton with clerk I'm the employ OF the
Telephone company regarding the
linemcn's trike. one word led TO
another and when the young man
eventually left tho car <ast Is accused
Of using language that no man who
respected his uniform would indulge
in.
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New York, June sugar, raw. steady.
Fair refining a.l5; centrifugal 90 test
3.A, molasses sugar, 300
Retned-Qulct crushed . 20: powder.
ed so, graduated 500.
cnffee-Qulet No Rio 6b; No. 4
Santos, rs
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago lime 7-Tbe vhsat make, "a.
day opened active, with pit traders selling
cause OF favorable weather for The cro,,
Tho weather conditions in this country
AZ i,.e,o6 te rgpolt OF nm prices
TO as5fiS cont lower al SeEs a. All. Nsn,i
then sold to qsas SenfsmbaI o,enSd 1. w. y"
q cent lower al gSs. 70 aS7a s,d Jocif1reJ
TO aSls.
moderate nmoin, Vp trnGc III ~ eng VIII
higher al T,iycrpooI ana tho ,oid No,fbs,,
throughout tho corn belt was considered
unf.V0raJi. 20 mo o,o,, Ii 49,, 81 ~ ~
al. cent bieber NJ 80. ~ sia lsc Glle at -
and declined TO 5ii! ~ ~
The oats marker onanoa .cti,e and
weak promin"nt b,,ils ronov,od t,,nt,. III
market. Tniv op@nod inrbangad "a = low.
cr at 47s to i3,. sold M i7s. men o dS
Prov ProyI 81 n = were quiet aud steady July
Vas n shade btpher a. q * ana she ' ,,,,
changed At s.15.
rcd a5d9ii%. No 2 bard aGqyis N q
hard gilia5: No northern Oid1 O5, 10
2 do. sSitGl %: No. spring. p5dt Cais.
Coln-No. ?. 54i4: No. D. 5iis.
osts-No and No. 2. nothing doing.
Cnrn1 W le IA. so,t %?a' sept 's'''
49, ~ -. Sp' @,--,s'
Pork-July, iG.3o. SEPT. d. az
P I,ai,a-Tly 'gs'2: SS,ep'g ~ l''e"" y
De ,Ssf' 20 ''p''' N'"'
pSrIo, Sil I" -o1-c
"', , na',, Vp.o,
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET
New York, June 6--rho market for
easter for f5t,lrc deli,,crt b,,, s''a ~
uncbanrnd vim ftncv ni,oted ~ saStte
choiro IAN. ,,ritne az ]sa. 100. T.
fair gi.5js ~ '''f' P''' w
PRIMES 1re vcr,. nrn, lu to,c r,itb o,,n-
tations ranging from Be- 10 isi.c for Gsii.
f"rnla fruit aud IRON siIr to ne rnr
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
PARK CRY. THE RELIABLE,
Shipped Seventeen Million Pounds ot
Ore Daring Month of May.

Park city Utah, June while other
camps arc being Doomed and boosted
Utah's producing districts are saying
little but are running along IN their
quiet dividend making way There Is
no other camp which in returns every
week and month that passes Park
city. BAD weather or fine, winter or
summer. It's mines are producing-p
duulng and shipping. The bad cpndi-
ton Of the roads due to the spring
thaW: the water In the hills; ana the
ontario drain tunnel choke-up, making
deep work in the properties above the
camp rather risky are hindrances to big
work at the present time but tho Ship
meuts for the month OF May show
handsome figures, The mines and the
amount each shipped are shown IN the
fnllnNNlnp atAtcmclll.
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BOY DROWNED.
Little William Donahue Loses His Life
At Park City.
Special TO the "Nows"o

Park city June a. While playing on
the banks Of Poison creek last night.
william Donahue aged 10 years. fell
into the stream and was drowned. The
body was carried down about a quar-
ter Of q mile, and was discovered about
o'clock this morning n was about
10 o'clock when the accident occurred.
The boys mother rs a widow and she
has tn take IN washing 10 make a living
one OF her sons Went as "A mascot with
the Utah boys that went 10 the Philip
pines.
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NEW COMPANIES.

The North Bingham Consolidated
Mining company of Provo filed copy
of its articles of incorporation with
the secretary Of state today. The cap
ital stock Of the company Is 500, OG0,
divided into shares of the par value ot
10 cents each jesse knight Is presl-
dent; w. W, Mathews, vice president,
w. Lester Mangum secretary and
treasurer The company owns a num-
Der of claims IN Bingham.
An amendment 10 the articles OF IN
corporation If the May Day Mining *
Milling company of this city increasing
its capital stock from 100000 to $780,
0c0, divided into shares OF the par val
lie OF % cents each, was filed with the
county clerk TODAY.
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FOR INVESTMENT HERE.
Local Men Going East to Secure Capt.
tai 20 Put Into Realty.

A. II. Borrel, Louis Carpenter and
Mr.. Robinson of the Home Improve
ment company win leave next week on
a three weeks trip to New York where
they have every assurance that CAPT
talsts there viii place win them large
sums of money for investment in Salt
Lake realty. These gentlemen are
equipped with letters from the more
prminent business houses in this city,
and are prepared 10 make good show
ing for their visit east.
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NEW YORK COPPER LETTER.

brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Boston-There was no feature to the
trading in this market today, and
while the market was very dull it had
q firm tone. North Butte was the
most active, selling cN-dividend II
held steady. We expect dull market
to continue with narrow swings.
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BINGHAM MARY STRIKE.

The Bingham Mary has opened a
foot vein of good ore ON its $50 level
that averages u p per cent copper. This
discovery is considered one of the best
made I'm the property yet. The vein
was encountered about 25O feet from
the shaft IN a cross-cut. The Bing
ham Mary sent "a car OF ore To- the Og-
den smclter recently but no receipts
haNo boon annnnnce1 vet
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GETTING GOOD ASSAYS.
Golden Triangle al Rosebud Has Find
Which Promises to be Big.

News from the Golden Triangle has
been getting hotter daily. The last Bit
OF Information received by local stock;
holders is mare than pleasing to them.
tunnel is goiIg to he bigger and bettor
than at first expected. An average
sample from the three foot vein showed
500 in gold and 81 ounces in silver.
Another sample taken from the foot
wall went still better. returning 81 20
in gold and II ounces In silver. The
face of the tunnel is in this ore ard
while prosecuting has been ON for
some time me hanging wall has lot
been reached vet.
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thyst, 90 asked. Gold Bar. So asked;
Steinway. 6@S: Denver Bulfrog Annex.
9@ll Bonnie Glare, 40 asked Maynow-
er Cons, 2s@29; Montgomery Sho. Ext.
asked; 6. Sceptre, 10d1l; Montgy. Mt
l4@I6: b. Diamondfield 9ql0 Home
stake Cons, 60 bid: Y. Girl, asked;
Nugget, bid Tramp Cons, Al bid; Vic
tor, 10 asked. North star y bid,
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MAY LEASE RALPH.
y. l.. Booth and ". Il. Giles Have
scheme TO Extract Lily Mines Orc.

Provo. juno IN l., Booth and VIII
ford T., Giles Of this city have presented
to the directors OF the Lily Mining COM
of the Ralph claim through the Lily
VOrkiuss which are up TO the ore IN thr
Ralph, The Ralph Is owned by. the
East Tintic Development company, hut
n the arrangements are made Mcssr,.
Booth and Giles will obtain a lease IN
the Ralph. The Lily company has
taken the matter under advisemcnt.
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standard and Crown Point were thc
leading sellers this morning Tho for
Wer sold for 80 cents ana the lattoi, ~
81 g. and Ia cents. Yeringion Copper
was hid bon 40 20 ccnts 81, 90 was Of
lrrd for Columbus; and St.50 was ~
lrrnd ior Mason Valley YcungtoN
lronsidns was offered i'm a block o.
moo l"r 2a Copper Glance was bid In
u ~ cents md Biscuit was wanted Al
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

A. +, Hanson and wife 10 Shirley
silvermore. part OF lot II, block 49,
l0-acTe plat A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, /.
Edward Laird and wife 10 Rasauras
Nielsen, lot H. block IS, Laird
A. y. irvine. trustee and wife 20
Enoch VIM. Reisor. lot q block 20,
pat - ''''f''',f.,-.,,'t,.,,., ],
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old books, Music and Magazines Put
them IN strong new covers for preser-
vation' Many records OF value can bo
saved by having them bound The
News bindery can do the work In
any form at any price.
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ToNoPAFf.

Tonopah Nevada. lax bid Montana
Tonopah. 2,0ia02, S2la; Tonopah EN-
tension, .9OG2 90, MacNamara. 25Q
%; Midway l.25 bid Tonopah Bel
mont 3.35G3.45; Tonopah North Star.
23a2i Ohio Tonopah. 244; West End
Cons, - hid Rescue, l5al1; Tonopuh
4 California, bid Golden Anchor II
ais: Jim Butler. 75d77, cash Boy 5
asked; Home, bid Boston Tonopah.
u asked; Monarch PITTS Exton.. 10
asked; Golden Grown 10 asked; ~ Y.
Ton. NOn. 10 asked
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Ophr l.IOQl.75; Mexican. i5@is
Gould x Curry II asked Con. Va. 81
ass. Savage, 47d4S, Hale & Norcross.
4id45; yellow Jacket 71qSO; Belcher.
25a2s; confidence. loo asked; Sierra
Nevada, 32d3i Union, 20 asked.
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oMAtIA
WOOL.


St Louis June Wool. steady Ter.
rtory and western mediums, 2od27 fine
mediums, lSa21 fine, l5ffl7.
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GEO, q, CANNON ASSOCIATIONS.
BROKERS', "a 10. 10. Temple, Both
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rNInN AasAY nrr1cn

A, s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 2l6 ID. F. Walker Block
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Bird CoNan Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple 81
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r.. ~ WEST n co, stock brossfs.
y. " walker Blk. Both phones Of.
pes ana gesidenee,
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MANHATTAN

Mani. Cons. 80 asked MANN. Min, CO..;
5m7 g. Wedge 3 bid, s. Humphrey, 50
7; Dexter, 1l0l2; l., Joe, 2aS: Crescent,
asked Combination. asked; Granny.
asked. COW Boy. sdi: orig MANN. IA
asked; Broncho, 6n7; T. Jack, 10 asked;
s. Dog. 15Gl7; Y. Horse, bid; ind,
Camp, 4G5; standard asked.
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY

kansas city. June .-Cattle--Receipts,
5000 market steady 10 weak. Native
steers 2.504. 90: native cows and hcifcrs,
2.15d525; bulls 3.50d6.l0; calves. $3.50
6.7j; western fed steers, .25G6O0; vest
eru fed cows, g. 25fi4.5
Hogs Receipts. 9000: market steady 20
2ie cents lower. Heavy, 5.a5d6.0Iia: pack
ers 6.ood6,15 light. 6.i0gs.l7's: pigs. 5.IJd
500
sheep--Receipts 5000: market steady
Muttons, 560dG.i0 lambs. 7.75dp 10; range
wethcrs, 1891 10; few ewes, 4.7Hd6.l5
CHICAGO.
Chicago. June 7.-Catte- Receipts, 300,
market steady to shade lower. Reeves,
1906 90; COWS 1.75d+.S0; helfers. 2.600
$50: calves. 5.50Q7 80: good to prime
steers 5.50n6 SO; poor 10 medium. Goa
$50; stockers and feeders. 3.00d6.2O.
Hogs Receipts: 5000; market steady
heavy. Soa6.sl: rough 5.Sna6.OO
sheep Receipts, S00o market steady
to 10 cents lower. Natives and westerns,
A.50d6 80 yearlings. 6.i0aI15, lambs, 6.50q
$50; westerns, 650NS.6o,
OMAHA.
Omaha, June 7.---Cattle-Receipts. 100
market steady TO stronger. Native steers
.50ms ~. cows and heifors. 2 75ffi -
western steers 3.50d5.35: Texans s.25a
%: COWS and heifers, 2.50ft4 20: Gamers,
2.00Gs 90. stOckers and feeders, S.0O00 On;
calves, 3.O0d6.0o: bulls and stays, S,jO4
40.
Hogs-Receipts, 200: market strong To-
cents higher. Heavy. 5.90G6.05; mixed.
s,Ood6 .o5: light 6ojGs.l5; pigs, 5,5Oa6.oo;
bulk, 6.e1Gd.05.
Sheep-Receipts loo; market strong.
Yearlings 675d1,25; wethers 1896. 70
ewes, 5.50d6.5o lambs 7.o1ds 80.
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NJ. g. Hanauer J. V saalsr
l52 So. West Temple p o boy 144g
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BOSTON CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon;
Mass Cos, 5S8S G59h; Mass Gas, pfd"
8SGls; Zinc 34A d$5ia; Boston Con,
247sG25la; AlIouez. 1904; Adventure,
2G1a; Bingham Con, 1911; Atlantic
1l1A912; c. & H., 5S5 asked COP"
Range, 7Sa1a; Franklin, 1904, Mass.
4AGD5; Mohawk, S5IadS6; NJ. G. c., 2laa
q North Butte, sO@1s. ex-dividend ;
per cent; Osceola. l2SG125; Phoenix, l
ass; ex-dividend 25c; r. l., iiaG5 Tam
arack, 103ai05; Trinity, l9l2q
20; Utah Com, 5S%qli5sA a., WI
mona. bid Az. Coml, 22hnh;
Royaie. 151a@16. u. S. s. com. 49h $50;
U. 5 s. pfd 4Sa4S4; Balahala, Ia.@
StI; Greene Cananea, 15@15h; La Sale,
14di5: c. & A., 154Gl55; y. Cloan, PAS
d24A; Con Melcur, 35G4o; DAILY West
1s bid CRANKY, 12O bid; Mexico CON
llhdll&; Michigan, 12la@lS; Nevada
Conn.l3 ali; Old Dom, ASH G4o$. {;
Parrot. 1920; Qulnck ll2l24ll31s,
shannon, 17%a177s; Santa Fe, 2ls42@
Tn. Cop. IS bid; Washn., bid; VOL
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