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Evening journal., 1907-03-06

To Detective James L. Hawkins, who
was detailed with surprising promptness
by the state authorities and who deputized
70 work with him one Of the most sue
cessfiil officers in the State, Detective
Fred Minner. OF Harrington, new evidence
was presented last evening verifying the
kidnapping theory Mrs. Moore. a neigh
Dor OF the Marvins, saw a man running
through the woods at the rear OF the Mar
the detective she was not 50 certain that
il was man she saw; simply something
which attracted her attention.
The members OF the household we're all
closely ques oned, as II seems an unusual
Is large and diversified. yet thoroughly
oongenlal family. Besides Or. Marvin. the
father who has been twice married and
twice bereaved, there is one son by his
first WIFE, Harvey. p years old. The lat
ters wife, 20 years old, is also a member
Of this household. he having brought her
from Sioux city. Iowa. Mrs. standish, the
sister Of the second Mrs Marvin Is there
WIN HNi AdNkHtNff iuet nNaHulaui Nue III
lie girl with whom Horace was last seen.
Mrs. Swift mother Of the last Mrs. Mar
win and grandmother OF little Horace. was
the third woman member Of the family
Mrs. Swift the grandmother had been
charged with the care and rearing OF it,
tie Horace and his 5-year-old brother.
John who Is still at home. and the grand
mother has pitiable paroxysms OF grief
and despair.
There are only three ways that by
could have disappeared" said Detective
Mlnner. He was either kidnapped by
plotting men, or the earth opened and
swallowed him UP and then closed again.
or an eagle or vulture took him. He GER
talnly IS not secreted in that house OF
hidden on the premises either dead or
alive"
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FIRST
EDITION
300 D. m.
ABDUCTORS YET HOLD
LITTLE HORACE MARVIN
)OcC6oJOCCos;COO0CcsOc0

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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION,


FOR RENT-21ik acres OF land Namondss
Creek Road near Folk Road. Apply John
II. RICHTER, Talleyville, Del. Rent si25 !
year. n,6atl
WANTED-At once. two rniiiiner-v an
prentices. Apply 6l6 King st. m6-St
FOR RENT-Business property. 407
shpley ST., immediate possession Apply
407 Shipley ST. ms-tf-
FARM FOR RENT-l12 acres. 9 miles
from Wilmington, highly cultivated. Ap-
ply fls West Front st., Wilmington, Del.
m6-tt
POSTPONED PUBLIC SALE HORSES
AND MULES ON ACCOUNT or FIRE.
Ine subscriber VIII ii at public sale
nl.ngton. Del, on
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
FINANCIAL NEWS.

National Bank Of Delaware .........
SehUdi Nauonal bank
First National Bank
ShloH ANdlOual sank
Equitable Guarantee Trust Company. ......
security Trust and Safe Deposit Comm
Wilmington Trust Company .......
American Nulcanized Fibre Common................
American Nucanzed Fibre, preferred
delaware Railroad stock
Wilmington Gas Electric pfd.......
wilmington, New Castle & So. Ry. CON-. .........
Wilmington, New Castle & So. Ry, pfrd.
Name BONDS Issued
Wilmington Light Power & Telephone Co ... ........
American Vucanized Fibre Bonds .........
Wilmington City Railway Bonds ;......--. .-.......
Wilmington & Chester Traction Bonds......
Wilmington Elect Bonds. .......... .........
Wilmington. New Castle So. Bonds
Delmarva Telephone Bonds
Wlmlngton Light. Power Teephone CO... .........
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IT Il A II [ s
If you come to me for your cloth

inc, and that means that nobody
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STRANGE WORKINGS OF FATE.
New York Press

An incident. which may interest the
telepathist or the student of psycholo-
gy, occurred few days ago. young
man came to New York from far
western town knowing no one in the
city except young woman, a native of
the same place, who had come to New
York some time previously to make her
home with relatives. She had sent him
her address, but when he called at the
house he found, to his dismay, that the
family had moved. No one could tell
him the new place of residence.
The young man was heartbroken. He
had been happy in the anticipation of
meeting his old-time friend, but now
there was little prospect of his ever
being able to find her in the great me-
tropols. Utterly alone in a strange
city a feeling of profound depression
came over him.
After a few moments of elaboration
he boarded a car to return to his no
tel, and had gone but a short distance
when young woman entered the car
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Trustees Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the stock of dry goods. clothing,
boots and shoes. hats and caps. etc, to-
gether with fixtures appertaining there
to, and located at 800 Main street. Gold
field, Nevada; also the contents OF the
furniture store at the corner Of First and
Crook streets. Goldffeld, Ney.-all former
ly the property of the Allen Mercantile
company. likewise furniture. stoves, etc,
in warehouses at Columbia and Goldfield,
Nevada Inventories Of the stock may
be seen at the rooms Of the Board of
Trade of San Francisco, LOG Pine
street, San Francisco. Cal, and also on
the premises at Goldfield and Columbia.
New Sealed bids are solicited for the
property as a whole, or separate bids
will be received-one for the contents of
the Main street store and the other for
the property located at First and Crook
streets, Goldfieid. and in warehouses in
Columbia and Goldfield. New. All bids
should be addressed to the undersigned
and delivered to H. L. Smith, secretary
Of the Board of Trade Of San Francisco,
1O6 Pine street. San Francisco, Cal,
on or before Thursday, Oct II, 1907, at
D. m certified check or current
funds for 10 per cent OF the amount Of
fered must accompany each bid. return
able only in case of rejection Of bids.
Terms cash. Full amount of purchase
price required upon award of property.
ALBERT HIRSCHFELD,
JOSEPH KIRK, Trustee.
Attorney for Trustee.
Information can be obtained from the
Utah Association Of Credit Men, 217 Com
mercial Club building. Salt Lake City.
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Consult County Clerk or Respective
Signers for Further Informafion)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned Administrative Of the es-
tate of Theodore NJ Grow, deceased, will
receive written bids for the purchase of
the property hereinbelow described on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October. 1907, up
20 8 o'clock in the afternoon Of said day
That said bids may be left at the office
of Stephens, Smith & Porter, 12-15 Ausr-
bach building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
The description of the property hereby
offered for sale is as follows:
Part Of lot 8, block 116, plat IA" Salt
Lake City survey: Commencing II rods
and ga feet south Of the northeast corner
of said lot and running thence west IL
rods, thence south rods and 1874 feet,
thence east 10 rods, thence north rods
and 1871 feet. to the place Of beginning.
SARAH JANE GROW,
Administrative of the estate Of Theodore
NJ. Grow, deceased
Stephens. Smith & Porter. attorneys for
estate.
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Notice of Special stockholders Meet.
ing, Railway Time-Savine
Association

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special stockholders meeting of the
Railway Time-Saving association win be
held at the office of the company at No. 5
Eagle block, In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
county, state of Utah, on Thursday, the
18th day Of October. 1907. at o'clock D.
m. of said day.
The object and purpose for which this
meeting is called is to consider the Ques-
ton of selling, disposing of and trans
ferring and delivering all the property.
property rights all rights, franchises and
all property whether real or personal, or
mixed belonging to the Railway Time
Saving association.
J. NJ STCLL, Secy.
Dated September l3 1907
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STORAGE


TWO large warehouses. clean and SAM.
tsry. Redman Van & Storage Co. III So
VI Ternnle Phones 555
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NEW YORK, August a1st, 1907.
To the Stockholders Of
NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF

MEXICO.
You are hereby notified that tho an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of Ma
TIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
MEXICO will be held at the office of the
Company in Salt Lake City, Utah. on
Monday, October 2lst 1907. at II a. m,
for the purpose of electing Board of fif-
teen Directors and of transacting such
other business as may be brought before
the meeting.
The stock transfer books Of the Com
pany will be closed at 3 .. m on Septem-
Der 18th, and will reopen at 10 q. m. on
October I'D, 1907.
BY order of the Board Of Directors
q. E. BASHFORD.
Assistant Secretary.
% Wall street. New York City.
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and took a seat by his side. Absorbed
in his own gloomy reflections. he was
scarcely conscious of her presence I'M
til she opened a letter and began to
read, holding the paper almost directly
in his line of vision. There was moth
ing in that circumstance to attract spe-
cial attention. however. and in all
probability the act would have made
no impression on his mind had It not
been for a slight commotion on the
street which caused him to look UP
iust at that moment. AS he did SO his
eye caught the signature on the letter.
II was the name and address of the
very person he had travelled so many
miles to meet. Making a memorandum
of the address he hurried from the car
and was soon at the new home of the
one he had almost given up as lost to
him forever.
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CARD OF THANKS

TO our friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted US during the illness and
death of our little son, we wish to extend
our sincere thanks and also for the many
beautiful flowers.
MR.. AND MRS. s. A. BIRKHAUS.
W. H. LILLEY desires to tender his
thanks to the many friends who gave
sympathy and services during his recent
bereavement.
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Fashionable, Modish
And serviceable furs at Mehesy's Fur
ParIors KnutsfOrd Hotel.
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For individuality

McCoy's, livery carriages and light
livery. Both phones 81.
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SOCIETY NOTICE


l. D. o. &.
The members of Utah lodge No. 1. /.
o. o. F., are requested to meet at /. o. o.
F. temple this Sunday at p. m. to at
tend the funeral of our brother, Ichel
Waters. Veteran Odd Fellows, brothers
and sister lodges and visiting members
are invited to be present.
L. 1. NUDGE, n. G.
W. ]. MOORE, Secretary. y
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Wall Paper Sale
At Ebert's all week. 81 Main.
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DANCING ACADEMY

PROF. EAsTMAN'S dancing academy
is now open at 323iz So. State St.. for
dancing lessons every Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights from
7:3o to Q. under the direct instruction Of
Mrs. J. L. Doty. Followed by q social
dance.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.


NOTICE to members OF B. T. Peixotto
lodge, l. o. B. B. The funeral of Ichel
Waters will be held at the Temple B mai
Israel, Sunday, at p. m.
The funeral of Ichel Waters VIII be
held at Temple B'nai-Israel. on 4th East
between I'd and Sd South. at 3 p. m. to-
day. No flowers.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

D. w. JAMES & CO., plumbing steam
and hot water contractors 81 East First
South stNxet. Phone S72
JAMES J. FARRELL. s3s South Main
street. Phone l2o5-K
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or Respective
Signers for Further Information)
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Ask your grocers for the Vienna
Walnut Bread.
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WASATCH lodge No. l. F. & A. NJ, will
hold a regular monthly meetisg this Fri
day evening, October IL. at 7:30 o'clock.
A L. LOWE, Secretary.
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WATCHES AND JEWELERS.

WATCHES cleaned or main spring in
serted 81. Carter Jewelry Co. 324 Main St
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Wall Paper Sale
At Ebert's all week, 81 Main.
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ATTORNEYS.

w. W. LITTLE has moved his law Of
flee to 40S Herald building.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

IS MEN WANTED TO WORK IN
SUGAR FACTORY, SUGAR CITY, IDA.
GOOD WAGES. FOR FURTHER PAR
TICULAS APPLY
II WEST SOUTH TEMPLE,
UTAH-IDAHO SUGAR CO.
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GOOD pay-to men everywhere-to tack
signs distribute circulars, samples, etc.
No canvassing. Universal Adv. Co. Chi
cagO.
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FOUND.

PAIR of spectacles near Orpheum the
atre. Call at Herald, identify and pay
for ad.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Mt. Moriah lodge, No. 2, will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow Mon
day. evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Bust
ness of Importance. Officers and mem
bers requested to attend.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHI,
Secretary.
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WANTED TODAY.
Tunnel superintendent, $50.
Camp cook, $50.
Blacksmith on machine Steel SO and
board.
All around blacksmith, SIS and board.
Extra gang foreman. $50.
Asst. extra gang foreman, ga
Section foreman, SO.
K. r. carpenters. IS.
Teams S day.
Quarry men $3.50.
Second cook, $50.
Dishwasher, $40.
Mixer, $40.
K. r. laborers at Kemmerer. Wyo.. As
pen Wyo., Caliente, New. Bews,
New, and Yellowstone Park,
at good wages.
The NJ. j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT CO,
10 East First South st.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Hotel and restaurant help.
Night cook, $3.50
Short order cook. sl2.
Waiter, camp, $50.
Pantry men and dishwashers.
Blacksmith, 81.
Structural iron workers. $3.50
Bridge carpenters and helpers.
Cement finisheTs, IS.
Transfers and laborers for
Idaho and Wyoming.
INTERMT. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
MOST RELIABLE.
Sc W. I'D SO. ROOMS 2 AND D.
BOTH PHONES 1859.
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CIVIL service employees are paid wei
for easy work; examinations of all kinds
soon. Expert advice, sample questions
and booklet K 240 describing positions and
telling easiest and quickest way to secure
them free. Write now. Washington civil
/ Service School, Washington, d. C.
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CAPABLE salesman TO cover Utah with
staple line; high commissions, with 800
monthly advance. Permanent position 10
right man. Jess. II. Smith Co., Detroit,
Mich.
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TWO good solicitors can make 50 to 81
per day. Call at u East LIST South, 70
10 a. M
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IMPORTING and exporting company
gentleman with $4,000 to $4,000 as man
ager, experience not necessary: will be
instructed by general manager, but knoWl-
edge of general office work required. APP
plication in full to office. Address L 3.
Herald.
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CYLINDER press feeder wanted. Utah
Litho Co, 45-47 Richards st.
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CHIR0PRACTIO.

IF YOU are sick and have tried every
thing else and did not receive-help, try
Chiropra ctfc and get we'll A drugless
method Of curing disease. Chiropractic
Institute and Cure. "a w. I'd So.
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MOTORS, gasoline and electric, steam
engines, boilers, air compressors. 800 tons
5s-lb. rail J. M Sven. 336 South Sd West
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UTAH Steam Dye Works. Cleaning.
dysing. repairing. Is e I'd So. Tel u8 7.
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RELIABLE men wanted everywhere so
to SIS made weekly, distributing circulars.
SAMPLES lacking signs. Experience not
necessary. No canvassing. Steady. Ad-
dress Reliable. Adv. Bureau, Rowland
block, Chicago.
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CAN'T GET THE MEN.
AmaIgamated Nevada Company Grip
pied by Scarcity of Labor.

Ihat the reOrganizers of the Anna ga
mated Nevada Mines and Power COM
pany expect TO shortly institute active
operations on the old placer diggings at
Osceola may be CLEANED from q letter
sent by Willard f. Snyder TO James ii.
Marriott and Charles ". Gaby of Osceola,
says the Ely Mining Expositor Snyder
requested Gaby to place fifteen men at
work cleaning out the east ditch. and
Marriott was delegated to secure a SINH
lar number of men for the same purpose
on the west ditch
MI Gaby spent two days in Ely this
week and put forth strenuous efforts TO
get sufficient number of men to re-
turn to Osceola with him. He was not
successful in his quest and returned 30
the placer camD without a man.
Mr.. Marriott tried to get the required
numter of men in the eastern end of the
county and his efforts We're likewise
doomed TO failure
Inc Placer company. which built these
large bitches at Osceola, suspended opera
tons eight years ago, and in many places
the bitches have been filled through the
action of the elements. Before Snyder
can hope to extract placer gold from the
old properties he realizes that the bitches
Will have &c be put in thorough repair
To accomplish this task will require the
services of a large force of men,
The agents who were appointed to en-
ploy men have written to Headquarters
and the information sent out is to the
effect that men cannot be obtained either
in Ely or the Osceola and Blackhorse dis
trictS
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OTTO STAHLMANN'S
BIG BINGHAM ENTERPRISE

Within the next few DAYS Otto Stahl-
mann, manager of the Glasgow * Western
Exploration company, is expected back
from the east where he has been on bus
mess connected with the operation of the
Maxwell Alamo and Jay Gould proper
ties. which he is operating under bond
from Colonel E \ Wall and the Barnes
dale property adjoining on the Boston
Consolidated side. While Mr.. Stahlmann
has been developing this great block of
ground for more than two months past
under his bond. little has been said about
1t and still less is known regarding mis-
purposes.
II is understood. however. that Mr..
nation behind him and that he Will event
ually organize the properties. which con
sist Of nearly 300 acres, into great com
panv. on one Of the claims i'm the jay
Gould portion of the great domain shaft
is now being sunk for the purpose of open
ing the ledge in the Maxwell end of the
property at depth of 800 feet below
the tunnel. while the Alamo tunnel will
he sent right through TO a connection
with the same great pOrphyry belt in the
Barnesdale group from which the Boston
Consolidated is already beginning to mine
with steam shoVels-
Surrounded by such properties as the
Boston Consolidated. the Yampa, Utah
Copper and others and with ground to
handle in which from 5000 to 5000 feet of
prospecting work has already been done,
il is expected that Mr.. Stahlmann. on his
campaign that must result in the max
ing of another big bonanza mine in the
Bingham camp during the next year or
NJ
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MINING Notes.

& Brunton sampler yesterday three cars
of ore from Idaho an dtwenty-three from
Utah mines.
Ten cars of ore from Utah mines were
released from the Pioneer sampler yes
terday morning.
Manager William Hatfield of the Al
bion was up from Provo on one of his
periodical business trips yesterday.
w. V. Rice is expected back from his
extended visit to Canada this evening
accompanied by Mrs. Rice and the chill
dren.
W. II. Clark of the Nevada Hills and
other big Nevada propositions. returned
from q roundup trip TO the camps in
which he is interested yesterday.
President David Keith and General
Manager Thomas Kearns. of the Silver
King Coalition Mines company. returned
from their trip to the coast yesterday aft
ernoOn.
Captain Duncan MacVichie left Tuesday
night for Butte. where he has gone on
a regular tour of inspection to the Davis
DAILY. Lexington and other HeinZe COZ
per properties.
Secretary e B. Palmer of the West
End Mining company of Park City filed
amended articles of Incorporation for the
company yesterday. changing the num-
Der of directors from five to seven.
Manager ID. c. lacking of the Titan
Copper company and &. W. Whitley. man
ager of the American Smelling & Refin-
ing companys Utah works. have returned
from several days fishing and hunt
ing trip to Idaho.
D. c.. Mcdonald mana ger of the. Me
Donald-Ely company's properties at Ely
pumps and other equipment needed in
the development of the mines on which
vigorous campaign is now being waged
There we're released from the Taylor
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Beck Tunnel, Uncle Sam and May
Day Still the Features.

Beck Tunnel continued to soar yestcr-
day and before the morniI,s. call was over
it had moved up from S2.J2i. 10 500. Then
the bears took hand ana when the day
closed II had sold back to where il started
in the morning. Uncle Sam gained about
10c a shsle and May Day more than he'd
its own. Sioux Consolidated sIffened mp
some, while Colorado went dVSn a few
cents A share But the market taken in
its entirety is d hummer. Nothing like it
has ever been known on the local eX
change and. boiling as il is. in the face
of semi-panic conditions all over the coun-
try it stands out as the only bright spot
in the stock market world.
During the two regular and open board
calls a total of $3.50 shares of stock
with a selling value of $1030S7.7o. changed
hands Following is the list of final quo
tatiOns and record of sales made:
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Utah Mines Can Stand It.

Utah Copper and NewhOuse are not
quoted here because they are curb stocks,
and the high and low in them. only rs
a guess. are obtainsble at this moment.
But they have suffered propoTtionately
with the rest. 1t is appreciated here.
Of course. that none of the Utah copper
mines have half much to fear from
a low cOpneT market as mines in most
other states have. because copper can be
produced cheaper right here than in any
other place in the world. Utah COnsoli-
dated, TITAN Copper Boston Consolidated.
NewhOuse. Ohio Coppef-alI of them-Can
earn big dividends on twice the price Of
the present market value of their shares.
cents.