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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
Drop in Copper Not Wholly Re.
Sponsible for the Exist
ing Conditions.
AGGRAVATED BY THE UNIONS.
Some of Them Have Made Unrcason-
able Demands at Most In
opportunc Time

A correspondent writing from Butte
says conditions 600 the Montana cop
per camp are in sorry state and that
there is mo- telling when the skies Of
prosperity win clear again. While the
drop iu copper has had much 10 do
towards bringing about the existing
conditions. thc writer explains thut
other things have happened 20 aggra-
vate the situation
The unreasonablCucss Of tho labor
unions OF Butte are responsible 10 a
large degree for The Wholesale shut
ting down OF the mines and the last
hair 10 break the Camels back was
the strike OF the machiuistS. The Oper-
ators have simply become tired trying
90 adjust matters with the strikers
and coming. too. at q time when the
bottom has fallen out Of the copper
market and copper stocks, the output
of the camp has been curtailed either
by n partial or "a complete shutting
down Of the mines
''Tho ore output and copper produc-
ton Of the Am8lglmatcd, North Butte
and Butte Coalition companies says
the correspondent. has already been
reduced fully go per cent and the
working force OF miners and smelter-
men has been cut down nearly az large
a percentage.
"Thc statement from New York that
the directors of the subsidiary cont
panios of the Amalgamated company
had decided 10 curtail the output by
80 per cent 'or more of the normal
output. and that. should the situation
show no Improvement a. further cur
tailment viii be made. as not contrary
Co the opinion IN Butte that the mines
VIII practically be shut down II the
copper metal situation does not quick
~ improve.
1T will probably not be called a
shutdown by the companies but it
viii amount 10 about the same The
people OF Butte will suffer somewhat
by such a sweeping curtallment OF its
only industry but few persons, eX-
cept the socialists and other useless
people, blame the companies for their
actions. A curtallmeut rs generally
conceded 20 be the only remedy for
several Ills that harrass the copper
Industry iu Butte"
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CONCENTRATES

A report comes from Ely TO the Of
feet that the working force at the
GirouV mines Is shortly 20 be- Increased.
The new mill ~ the Montgomery Sho-
shone company az RhyolIte New. is in
operation and D. said 90 bc making
good account of itself
Tho ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a.
CO.. were. crude ore and concentrate.
$4,000 base bullion, $4,000.
Capt Duncan Mcvichle has returned
from Cd "trip to Montana ana northern
Idaho whore Die has been making un
inspection OF the Hoinzc mining proper
ties.
Charles N. Dull. formerly mem
beer of the office stan of the Yampa
smelling company. is still touring Nee
Nada ON "a prospecting "trip. Tie was
heard from few days ago at Mulett
in Nye county.
The Gold Bug placer claim situated
one mile west Of Tuscarora Don Eureka
Gulch aud owened by ID, IA. Young
Frank Gandey win Young and Dr
Mahlc Young. ls az present looking bot
tor than ever before in iH history and
ii is sure 90 become one of the largest
producers OF tho yellow metal boz the
northern srction.-iuscarnra Mining
News.
a.. ID Miller. president of the Lead
King Mining company, has returned
from trip 10 the property uf that
company m the Duck creek Nevada.
district and expressed considerable sat-
lsfaCtIOr TO-DAY over the manner I'M
which thInEs arc progressing. A car Of
ore was being loaded ut Mcliis ne
day De- lcn camp and De- says the prod
uct viii carry high values in lead.
Tho Horn silver Mining company has
paid o. usual quarterly dividend Of
$4,000 which was mailed f1r the New
York office OF that company on the
fret instant Az the annual meeting %
shareholders "a few days ago the fol-
lowing directors were chosen Juan
Cehailos. A. 4 Harrison, william d..
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New York. and phna n. Farnsworth.
w. 8. Young and John sharp OF this
city. Mr. Ceballos, who iH a son-in-
law ~ the late Allan G.. Washington.
WIN be chosen president when the new
board meets FOR organization.
secy. w II. Clark OF the Nevada
Hills Mining company has given out
the Information that hts company has
81 carloads OF orc at the samplers and
the statement that the value OF this
product approxlmates close 20 500. 900.
Manager w. H. Weber. in hts last
letter 90 the local office. stated that
teams are more plentiful than they
have been. and that he viii not be
handicapped SO much IN the future In
the matter OF getting out ore ship
monts General conditions at the mine
are said Co be- very satisfactory at the
present time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
LAKE COPPER NEWS.
Figures showing September output Of
some Of the Mines.
IPOllock SUoClal Wirel

lPOllock Special Wire)
Boston, oct 3.-Outputs from Lake
Superior copper mines for september
were: Mohawk $50 tons, Centennial
2s2. 095 pounds: Anouez $751; 35 pounds
The Calumet q Hecla Is building a
mammoth boiler plant at the stamp
mius. Structural iron workers are
running the building 20 get % under
cover before snow flies Bahcock-
Wilcox boilers OF 1000 horse power VIII
be installed with automatic stockers
and ash couveyers Exterior OF rec
crushing plant is completed. The ma
chinery is 10 be installed as soon as
il 10 ready Many OF the tables and
chilean mills are ready to be set up.
a 25-ton electrically operated crane
viii be Installed in the mill which has
been built with the idea Of ultimately
enlarglng a.
The Arcadian r. going az tho PROPOSE
ton OF looking for copper in very
sensible manner. They have shatt
down something Ike Or feet and they
are operating in most economical
manner It's location Ia such that they
can easily make a complete inyestt-
CATION of the end OF the property yet
uucxplored. IN fact. that work viii
b. done more thoroughly than would
be- possible by driu operations. Tho
Arcadlan has q vast eXpansc N terri
tory. and they surely ought 20 hnd
something of value there.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Trading Active During TodRy's Early
Calis-Closing Quotations.

The local mining stock market con-
tfnues 10 hold its own in very good
shape, considering the way things are
down east. salt Lake has about the
best mining stock market I'm the ooun-
try. During the early calls OF to-
day over $500 worth of business
was transacted. A small LOT OF DAILY
Judge came out at $3.50. Lower
Mammoth, which has been sticking
pretty close TO the 50 mark for sew
eral weeks, displayed weakness and
100 shares were bought at SASH.
May Day held Its own very we'll. the
stock selling at ca cents. The ru-
mors current to tho effect that NAM
moth may possibly return 20 the divt-
dend column, have created a demand
FOR that old time rintlc stock. Very
little is being offered az prevailing
quotations: however, TOO shares came
out today, 100 az S1S2l5 and the
balance at $3.50. Uncle Sam Consoli-
dated made some gains and was in
good demand at the close OF the open
board session at S1.Ab. Little Bell
starting on at Sl12h and sold up 20
f1I5.
II looked very much az n the
iaundrymen were at work when 200
shares were reported sold az $3.50 for
during the early part OF the omen
board session, one broker bid Sa.4O
repeatedly for u without "a response.
Standard Copper sold az a. cents. The
closing quotations and sales were
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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ENJoINED IN MONTANA.
Judge Hunt issues Order Forbidding
Boycott OF Telephone 60.

A special dispatch TO this city states
that Judge Hunt Of the United States
court in Montana has granted a sweep
ing and permanent injunction against
the Montana Federation of Labor and
am OF its affiliated unions, enjoining
them from interfering co. any way with
tho Bell Telephone company. There
were So respondents ard the court
specifically prohibits resort TO boycott
General Manager Murray has been ln
Montana for the last two weeks I'm
active charge OF the company's affairs
there
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REGULAR A. NJ. SALES.

REGULAR a. NJ. SALES.
DAILY Judge, 90 at $50.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 2g7ih.
May Day, 900 az g.
New HIS $50 at 45O.
Nevada Fairview. 100 at 70. 500 at
ll!a. 800 al H..
Utah 100 az 2.l0.
Uncle Sam Con, 200 at 1.425a 600 at
1427a, seller 80.
Beck Tunnel. 300 at t72h; 100 at
l,72ih. seller 60, 100 at l72ia, selled 90.
Colorado, 200 at 500. 100 at sos, seller
10.
Crown Point 200 az ss. 200 at g.: 1.4OO
al 50. 500 al So, seller 80
Iron Blossom, 100 al Sc; LOO at 81,
buver CO.
Mountain Lake. 100 at 81.
South Columbus, 100 at t.65.
Sioux Con, 600 az 40.
Seven Troughs, $50 az 81.
Victor Con. 5000 a lfla; I 800 az ~.
1000 at rs, buyer 50, 1000 at i4iA, seller
60.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 800 at i.72ls. selled 60.
Colorado. 200 at 600: 100 al $685..
Columbus Con. 200 at AGO
Crown Point, 500 at e., 100 at 66.
Little Bell. 100 az i.l2i8. 100 at Ito, 900
at 1.15.
Little Chief 1000 at s&.
Mammoth. 100 az 1.s2la, buyer 60; 600
at So seller 80.
May Day 800 at 64
Uncle sam, 1000 al Las: 100 at 1.45.
solcr 60.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. oct. 3-The wheat market to-
day opened strong BECAUSE of an advance
of gold at Liverpool and higher prices
on the Minneapolis curb. The prnci-
pal buying was by shorts. December
wheat opened q TO p higher at Sg9a TO
yy3s, and sold az co.
The corn market was firm, because Of
small receipts and the prediction OF cold
weather I'm the northwest. December
corn opened hNas TO 70 higher at 5l5s to
otAu1t.s.
fha oats market was firm along with
wheat and corn. December oats opened ls
da higher at 90 and sold at 62ib
Provisions were steady. because Of a
strong market for live hogs. January
pork opened 20 higher at 1850. Lard
was unchanged at SO Ribs were I'M
cash: bWeat mo. 2 red. ssAal.ol: No 3
red 96aluH. No. . hard. s32sq1.02. No. 3
hard, son 0s9. No. / northern. 1904 II :
No. 2 northern. lo6al .09l4 No. spring
91ai o.
Coru-No. 2. 62Q6r4. No. 8. 6iMas2
Oats--Nc. 2 aud No. g. nothing doing
Close. Wheat-Dcc., l.mW on. May.
1.OT4
Con-Dec.. 5sba5Slt; May, 59h
Oats-Dec., 5lh May, 554n6Ss.
pork-OCt., rs Sd; Jan, %. TO-
Lard-Oct., SO; Jan, S.72ia
tuhs-Oct.. 40, JAM 1.b2,4n1.>5.
Rye-Cash, S6dS1ih.
Barley-Cash, sal .05ia.
Ilmothy-OCt, 40.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, oct. 3-Sugar, raw steady.
Fair refining. 3.i5; centrifugal, .96 test
3.g5. molasses sugar 3.10
Rehued-Steudy. Crushed, go. powder
ed. 80. grinulated. 500
Cofee-Steady, No 9 Rio. 6iA; Santos, s..
BUTTER AND EGS.
Chicago. oct 3.--Butter. steady. Cream
cries. ei0eis: diaries. Gn2l
Eggs-Steady, At mark cases included
liHM1si1.
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New Work Oct. 3.--Moncy on call
strong 3 at SO per cent; ruling rate
Z u, closing bid "a offered a. "a
Time loans Arm. 80 days per cent;
90 days Ga per cents months @
per cent
Close; Prime mercantile paper 2
pcr cent: sterling exchange weak,
with actual business I'm bankers at
St.S5; 55 az Sf.S5: so for demand
and az SfS2 20 at Sf.S2; 25 for 60
day bills. Commercial bills Si.St at
St.Stik.
bar silver G6@ cents. Govern
mcnt and railroad bonds easy.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. oct 3.--Cattle- Receipts about
V51l Market steady. Beevee 4l0d7 . f;
COWS. I $4,000. Texans. a. 7Odi4.S calves
f.ooaS M, westerns. 4.0OQ6.S. stockcrs
feeders. &. 6ff5 o.
Hogs Receipts about 17i0O1. Market
strong Light. 60i4i6.55; heavy, 7pq6 o. Z
rough. s ma5.gO. pigs. 5.ood6.S. bulk Of
sales. 6.&u0.&.
sheep Receipts about M0O. Market
steady 90 strong Natives 3.oOna 40. west
orra. $500. 20, yc1rlngg. 6.&n62; lambs.
GJU5.-5 westerns 5.0laf g.
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NEW YORK CURB.

James a. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ncwhouse. 7%QS. Utah CO., 2l,a22;
New. Cons, 9ss097s; cum. Ely 6bu6& /;
Balk., 5G5L; King Edw. sos; Nlpis-
sing 6M061s. Davis DAILY, 1AMNia;
Giroux. pt05h; C.. G. & Sill. A07s
New Smelling. 1kd1M; Mitchell. va
1M: New Utah, 303is; Silver Queen =
al. Dom Cop. pa 027s Gibraltar. 104
IA; Tintic 3A6p4 Montgy Sho., 5A8
z; Butte & L., %@4h; Tenn. Cop $40
90
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Adventure uzQ2; Arcadian, 4 bid;
Atlantic gQgE y. Coarn, l5A0l5A
Santa Fe. 3ssQ2M; Tamauck, 65HIo'
United Cop. 47Qs9; Victoria, 4iad5;
Walverinc. l.O9qlEt; United Fruit
1l30I .l3ih; Boston Con, i4iaaltA, a.
s. s.. COM. 35is a38. do. pfd., 3694 a
37L. In sale. 10h0l0ia; G. s. H.. $50
hid. CON. Mcrcur. 5000, DAILY West
tOalOn. CRANKY. $3.50; Mexico,
Con. 3smsH. Mohawk. 50l5Q52,
Nevada con. 9ia@9A old Col, 5005l.
Osccola. $1,000. quincy 7SnS0.
Auouez. zSd3.. ASH Bod I asked:
Bingham s0sE; shannon, 0hul0a,
Trinity. 1901 Utah. Con-, 3ia34A
Wiuona. 4&M5. Az ComL, t2dl2A,
Zinc. 2lh0ZS. Royalo, l5pl5a Balak-
laIa. .d5A. Greene Cauanea, S4Mbia'
Cent. 19G2Gt. Copper Range, aiiz3
5Ia. Franklin sLM8A Mass. 2hU4'
Michigan. 9aN9b NJ. G.. g.. lAU2,
North Butte. iIhAi7it, ola Dominion.
'aisn-f. Parrot. t2iAai2i2; r. j. 2AU3
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ATTENDED LAND OPENING.
Asst. General Passenger Agent ID. ;.
spencer Back from Twin Falls.

Assistant General Passenger Agent ID.
s. Spencer OF tho short Line and CHIEF
Clerk G.. x. Smith of the vice presidents
office. returned uis morning from Twin
Falls. where they went m attendance on
thc big land opening up there. with Local
supt G. a. Oumstead, they represented
tft q. S. D.. They report l.la6 applica-
tiuua registered ion land. and ,tH people
u immediate Attendance. the best corr
npr loo in the business section OF tlc c.m-
ing city of jerome. was auftiuuUd uu for
s5.0ot ana tho Dot adjoining nIo.sHf 90. .
Every Indication points to "a rapid .et-
tling and growth of that Immediate Sec
zion of the state
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REAL ETATE TRANSFERS.


Thomas Msrnauo TO NJ. D.. Boyle,
part lot O. block u.s. plat B...... PSI
A. %. Willmore 90 Fred kuster part
lot 2. block rs. plat .............. AOU
JscDh A. Silver 10 stephen ID.
Greenwood at al, part lot Q. block
% plat 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
T. s. Ashton TO w. S Barnett. part
lot g. block l9. plat A................ 4.N
Zcrnah Duushcc 20 Emily r.. Whit
man. lots q. q and o. block .
Westminster Heights .... ..........
A. j. VanAuda ct an 90 O.. p. Nor
ton. lots q s. block Q. West Grand
View. ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
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GOLD CIRCLE CAMP.

New District in Nevada Attracting
Attention.
Il has been learned from the Tusca-
rora Mining News that considerable
interest a. being taken in the new gold
camp of Gold circle situated about 40
miles west OF Tuscarora. While some
sensational values have been found
there. the paper states, the usual run
OF the ore in the recent discoveries Is
from $50 to 500 10 the ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
AURA PROPERTY SOLD.
Deal Contaminated In EliSo, Nevada
last Week.

A deal was cousummated last SAT-
urdav. iu Elko. Nevada, says The Free
Press. whereby the Big -Four property,
located in Aura. changed hands. owens
q Reese purchased the Jhree-eighths
Interest owned by willis Green and
Theadoro Storf, making ca cash pay-
ment the balance Go be paid lu cQual
monthly installments a 30-day option
WAS taken ou tho interest owned by
August Pelot and A. a. Mclnnis the
other two owners The amount inc
Nolved iu the purchase has not been
disclosed but various reports niced 10
AN the way from x500O0 tn 100000
The Rig -Four was discovered by
willis Green ON April Goth while hsh-
ing tie had been prospecting iu the
uelghhorhool f1r several months but
had followed large dyke lust across "A
small canyon. A snow slide had care
riod some rich Hoat down tnr him
which ho picked up He looked FOR the
ledge and found 10 "a short distance MO-
the hnl whore o. had been uncovered
bv the slide. he emo his three part-
ucrs located four claims ln The group
and called Chez property the Isis -Four
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sMNM NcRoss GolpEN GNrE.

San Francisco. oct. arthur Caylll
SWAN across the Golden Gate this
morning ln ] hour aud rs minutes. He
started from Lime Point and swan 10
Fort Point Ills time Is better than
that made by hia brother sydney, some
time ago.
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REGULAR D.. ~ SALES.
Mas Day. 5l00 at SO, $500 az 63t
1000 gao bb. 5000 al o.
Uncle sam Conc 500 az L45. 100 3t
lfIIs 600 at 4 go. 1000 Ht 1924.
frIpr $50. 200 at l52h.
B.ck Tunnel, 500 ut ll5i 400 at l.l5.
seller 90.
colorado. 1000 nt GOO
Grown Point 900 at 81.
Little Chief 500 ut Oph
Mountain Lake. 400 at 1R.
Richmond Anaconda 900 M 1875.
Sioux Con. 200 at ih. 200 at i9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03

T. NJ West g. Co.. stock brokers.
d. r. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
Zee aud residence.
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CANNON & CANNON. Mining Stock
Brokers. IS r. S. TEN. Both Phones.
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tprcfcrrcd stock ......i.7 60 per cent.
The par value % the Utah-ldaho sugar
Go. stock is 90 per share. The market
price varies from $50 Co 81 per share
according TO amount onored Tor sale aud
nearncss to dividend period.
Tho dividend OF i1h CENTS PER
SHARE EACH QUARTER PAYS A RE-
TURN OF FROM cd TO 8 PER CENT.
per annum on the market price. ln the
judgment OF some OF the most conscrva-
tive investors this stock win soon SO TO
par $50 per shsrc). 10 the meantime those
who now buy receive quarterly dividends
% i7h cents per share each quarter and
amy advantage that comes from an IN
crease In market value. We shall be glad
to mn your order for any amount Of stock
you desire charging the fair market price
on the day your order is received. We
have supplied some good blocks Of stock
for others and win do so for YOU. ln
writing send the amount you wish 10 i'm
vest in form of your check on bank boy
hank draft or by express or postofnce
money order
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4. II. Snow A Co., Stock Brokers
22 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1872
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EXCELSIOR DIARIES


Tor 1903
non styles 90 select from All prices
from 25c each up. Look over the line
early sO aH to get your choice.
pEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern.
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple ST.
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OTHER DISTRICTS

Fairview Sill King . asked. Fairvew
Eagle. l.0 bid. Nevada Hills, 3jd4 %,
Pittsburg Sill Peak. i.8di IS; North star
Wonder . asked Eagles Nest. % asked
Ruby Wonder, % asked; Alice OF Wonder.
3 asked
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
~ a. Hanauor J " sadler.
l62 $50. West Temple. H. %. box Ifi6.
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! MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
TOday'S Metal Quotations

SILVER. GGik
COPPER. casting. tt5-tO
COPPER casting, y &MJ az
COPPER, catholics, 1850
LEAD. AS
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GEO q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a n 80. Temple Both
phones 9lQ.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


James A Pollock co.. furnished the
following EQUATIONS from San Francisco
ou Nevada mining stocks today;
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

LEAD, quiet. A.GOmf.55
COPPER, weak .5Od Is 90
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

A. N. LISTED STOCKS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
Fall and Winter Under.
wear.

Lot Jersey Ribbed and FIX.
ira Heavy Fleece-lined I'M
derwear TO go at 4oc
Lot Double Breasted Wool
Underwear, regular sr.as
quality, to close at soc
Lot Of Extra Fine Wool
Underwear, Shirts double
breast and back and double
seated Drawers, the regular
price is SI.5o; sale price for
Shirts l.2o, Drawers 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

John Salamadocci went 70 Hardwiek
to work today.
Ward Ralph OF Hardwick is visiting
his brother, Fred Ralph.
Herbert Lane o. PlainHeld visited rel
atiyes in the city today.
". w. scribner of Waterbury was in
the city on business today.
There Is a miniature food fair today
at Ladd's store, which is worth visit.
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Hartt OF Green.
Geld, Mass, are visiting az the home OF
v. Z. Ayers.
Mrs louisa Frattini was called TO
Westerly, X. l., today by the illness
Of her father.
Phil Harris Of New York, the advance
agent Of the Hottest Coon in Town
company, was in the city today.
am prepared to give private lessons
in dancing, afternoons or evenings, in
averill block, 30 North Main street.
Phone 3l.2l. c. o. Averill.
A regular meeting Of the ]. Q. o. L.,
NJ u, win be held Monday evening at
O'clock in the knights of Columbus
hall. Per order Il. secretary.
Among arrivals at the Northern hotel
yesterday were ]. O'Brien, Burlington;
T. 4. Dufrcsne, st. Adams; r. c. Green,
Richmond; j. Davidson, Albany, n. y;
". W. Wister, Cleveland, o.; John
Scott, Northfeldi Thomas Baird, North
field.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02

New Fur Lined Goats by express today, also more
Plain Black Long Coats same as sold last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
WILLIAMSBURG.

Several from here attended the dance
at South Barre last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan DAILY returned ID
White River Junction after short visit
with friends.
The ladies Of the Universalist society
will hold their annual sale and chicken
pie supper Nov. IA, with an entertain
ment in the evening.
The first session OF Mr. Walbridges
singing school will be held in the vestry
Of the NJ. u. church Monday evening,
Nov. 4, at 1880. All are cordially in
Yited to come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02

WANTED-6irls 70 learn chiropody. maui.
curing, massaging and hair dressing. Inquire
at Mrs. A. G. Roberts, &c State street, Mont
peiief. VI i9et2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
FUR-LINED OvERCOATS!

There time, and so long ago either, that Fur
Lined Overcoat good deal like auto or yacht
They could conveniently be purchased by man OF mod
means. The situation has changed we now have
handsome and luxurious Fur Lined for such rea
sonabe prices as $50 co. S450 co. $50 90 to $4,000 The
fabrics fine broadcoth and very choice light weight ker
seys. The Innings variety of fur according price
The collars Persian lamb, seal, otter mink, Fur
Lined Goats will in great favor again this year. and now
is the best time to make selections Fur Goats Rent
We md Repair Clothing