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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-26
LEASERS IN FAIRVIEW.
The History OF Goldfcld May he Re
pcIted There.

Special Correspondence.
Fairvlew. New. June 22.-History IL
going TO repeat itself In Fairview-thc
leasers will advance mine making more
within the next year than company
work would do In three years.
The leasing fever Is directly attrib-
utable to the success of the Knox
lease and the Jarvis lease. both Of
which are now in ore, the former hay
ing reached a state OF development that
guarantees a production of 100000
within the next four months and posi-
bly, s200O,OGO, while the latter is JUST
starting down vein that is sensation
al for the double reason that the values
are extremely high, and because the
quantity of gold is very large.
Rapid strides have been made at the
Knox lease during the last few days.
While the production of high grade
shipping ore is maintained withou,
sorting, the main shaft Is dropping
down rapidly, and IS feet have been
made since the start from the i00-foot
level was made. AS was expected the
vein was cut on the dip at 125 feet, the
first Of this week and the shaft Is
now dropping down TO the north of the
vein At the intersection OF the shaft
with the vein the ore was in splendid
and regular form, with perfect walls;
the shoot was fully three and a half
Feet wide. ana the values were some
thing enormous. easily eclipsing any
yet found in the camp. The series OF
assays about 20 IN number. taken
from the vein where the shaft passed
through It. Is the most remarkable in
the history of FairView. and the pie
ture values there excel. on the whole.
any previous sampling OF the Nevada
Hils vein,
IN the drift 10 the east on the vein
at the 100 foot level, there has been a
demonstration which may explode the
theory OF decided fault i1 the main
ledge of the Nevada Hills. a a point
but short distance east OF the lcas
ing shaft The faulting plane was sup
posed to be at an angle that would
give plenty of stopping room at the ZOO
foot level, and provide more ore than
could be removed in four months time.
and the work was being conducted
along this line But this east drift at
the l00-foot level instead OF running
into faulting plane, has turned off 10
the north I'm such n manner as to give
opinion TO the effect that the fauting
plano Ia not q perfect one-that II does
not cut the vein oif--that the ore shoot
will be found to continue on through
the Boulder No / claim and into the
Lookout ground. The Importance OF
these late DEVELOPMENTS is momentous
to the Nevada Hills and surrounding
properties, and the result OF the next
few weeks work Use anxiously await
ed by all concerned.
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pELAMAR's BLuEsToNE.
Property nj Yerington Consists OF Over
Twenty Valuable Claims.

The Bluostone mine IN the Yerng-
ton, New. copper district. owned by
capt. DoLamar and which is now be.
Ing subjected to examination bJ
Heinze experts. according 10 an article
published recently IN the Lyon County
Times. consists OF over twenty claims,
aud lies about three miles west OF
Yerington ana within plain view 0f
the town. II was formerly the prop
erty OF H. h. Miller and associates.
and was In 1901, operated TO some en-
tent by the Excelsior company. n COM
pany made up of Butte people with
g. H. Batterman as president and gem
eral manager a smelter was erected
on the property and considerable OF
the best ore IN the mine was worked
Copper was then low-getting down to
10 cents-and upon the death OF Mr.
Batterman the company WAS dissolved
aud the property reverted 70 Mr.. Miller
and associates.
Some two years ago NJ. ]. Heller took
the property over for Captain DeI-amRr
at a price Ia the neighborhood OF Sl25.-
600. Since then development work has
been carried on quite extensively and
reports from expert examinations state
ihat there s from 100000 TO 9,0OO001
tons OF copper ore blocked out IN the
mine al the present time The ore viii
run, on an average per cent or bet
ter This, with copper at 20 cents, ana
600 900 tons only IN sight, would give
the mine a value Of 100000 600 and
with 100000 tons IN sight, s2i, 900 900,
From what Information can be obtained
II IS reasonable 10 suppose that the
property has close 10 the latter yalua-
tion.
For year or more past Captain De-
Lamar has boen testing the ores Of the
blue stone by the electromagnetic sep
aratlne process, and has demonstrated
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BALAKLALA COPPER.

According to the current Issue OF
the Boston News Bureau, Clarence X
Mccormick has become controlling
factor{in the Balaklala Copper com
pany and the following VIII no DOUBT
be of Interest to a good many Salt
Lake mining men:
1T is a magnificent property. That
none can gainsay. but there Is con-
siderable criticism among mining
people in the west as to the manage
ment Nobody knows where control
of Balaklala lies. but II is very evil
dent that the Guggenheim interests
are In a position to derive the prin-
cpal benefits from the operation OF
the property.
The Baiaklala is building a big
smelling plant, but no copper con-
Vertsrs. Instead the Guggenheims
have made n contract with the Balak-
lala company. although ! am not
aware that stockholders have APPROX
ed the contract, whereby all of the
Balaklala matte is to be treated at
the new big Guggenheim plant at,
San Francisco bay.
The Guggenheim interests are In
a position to derive unusual benefits
from such contract and the Balak-
lala company must pay extreme PEN
alties in comparison with the CONVEX
sion of its own matte. This is mat
ter that should be very carefully con-
sidered by Balaklala stockholders.
THE above situation may have
been applied several months ago. but
We understand that the Guggenheim
interests are today persona non grata
with other Balaklala interests.
Joseph a, Coram is no longer
president Of the operating company.
having voluntarily resigned several
months ago, He was succeeded by
d O f.n{fa fnlr ~ 4 = No
Cornick & Co, and the Mccormick
firm is now the controlling interest.
The original agreement with the
Guggenheims was only preliminary.
not a hard and fast contract, and it
provided that the Guggcnhelms would
treat the Balaklala matte at their
new smelter. building on San Fran
cisco bay or some other of their
plants In case the new smelter was
rot completed in time, at cost plus
a profit Of s1.50 per ton. The Gug-
genheiins in return agreed to supply
the Balaklala company with all the
money needed for development and
construction and wait for reimburse
ment out OF earnings,
Immediately after Mr.. Mccormick
assumed the presidency the Guggen-
helms presented to the board of di-
roctors new long term contract for
signature which gave them greater
benefits. bit the board refused TO con-
sent to new contract ON the ground
that the Guggenheims had not lived
up to their preliminary agreement.
The Balaklnla company will now
probably decide TO build It's own cop
per converter5 and be independent OF
any other copper interests. The Gug-
genheims now own q one-sixth inter-
est in the company which has out
standing $4,000 shares. and have
one director out Of five"
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ST Louis. June q Wool, steady. Ter
,itory and western mediums, e9q26Sk; fine
medium, l1eA fine. ligl6.
BOSTON.
Boston. June .5.-4Nctivity in the To-
cnl wool market continues with the best
class of woods especially Australians, as
The feature. The demure for hnu cross
breds is Increasing and Il few sales nave
been noted IN the lower grades. re
celpts OF domestic wool have been urge
and "A greater confidence In the value OIL
good wool is reported T..
The supply of fiuc imported wool 10
narrowing and tho outlook abroad ior
additional stock is reported as poor,
Prices for domestic lSouls continue strong
with the active sales, especially with Mon
tana, oregon and wyoming clips OF nne
medium grades being reported as high as
n cents. Better prices are also reported
in the central states and In some parts
extreme prices prevail.
= The leading domestic quotations range
as follows: -
California, secured basis, northern, e1N
CSC: middle countries 65G66c; southern
02ip63c fall free, 57Gl6sc
Oregon. secured basis eastern. NO. j.
staple basis. I0d71c; eastern No. j. cloth
ing 6Sf70c; eastern average, 6Sp'Vc'
valley No. l. 60GG2c.
Territory. secured basis, fine. staple,
7OGfec; fine medium. staple basis. SSG
zoe; fine clothing, 6sdf7oc fine medium
clothing 65IsSc.
pulled wool secured basis. extra, 6sa
I2c; fine "a" 6Slf2c; ~ supers, bSa
5sc. "B" supers. 43dtIc,
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KNIGHT ISSUES
WERE FEATURES
Tintic Stocks Were in Strong De-
mand and Colorado and
Others Go Higher.
COLUMBUS CON. NOW LISTED.
Ohio Copper The Most Active OF the
Unlisted Stocks-~Ciosing
Quotations.

The Knight Tintic Issues furnished
some of the TEXTURES of the forenoon
session of the mining exchange. Colo
RADIO came up strong, starting with inc
sale of 400 shares at 4.25; it continued
TO climb. closing at 4.4o. Beck Tunnel
was also in fine form and likewise Iron
aslossom. Sioux Consolidated weak
ened. Uncle sam Consolidated moved
up q few' points. ending with sale at
ri cents. Columbus Consolidated was
admitted as listed stock. bid OF
s545 was made for II with no sales.
Yankee Consolidated sold at 60.
Ohio Copper proved to be the most
active Of the unlisted stocks and sales
We're made at 4.5O and 60. one lot or
Copper Glance was bought at Is cents,
The closing quotations and sales were:
A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New Nork. June 26.---Money on
call. steady, ~ @3A; ruling rate, 3;
closing bid, "a; offered mt 3.
Time loans, strong and dull; 90
days. IA per cent; 90 days, AZ 6D1M !;
SIX months, 81.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, oh
a. per cent.
sterling exchange, weak, with ac-
tuaI business in bankers bills mt
49, 6,i,S7,05 for = niand. and AT
1883. 7O@1.s3.75 for 10 day bills; post
ed rates. i.s1 u and i.SS; commercial
bills. 1881.
Bar silveP-67 "A
Mexican dollars, 50
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds. irregular.
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CENTS higher. Heavy, . ss sHjsiis; pack
era 4 s5T5.!S; light, d.yNhe01. pigs. o'Na
20. ~ ..,.
shecp- Receipts, COCO; market strurg,
wethers, 5,00aG y Tod ewes, l'oo1c'So'
OMAHA.
omaha. June 2g.--cattie- Receipts, 4,Ml'
markct steady to lower Native Steers 40
al. vs.; cows aud heilers, 3Wnl .'9i Wes'sI n,
steers. .soit5 ~. stuckors ami feeders, a.W
IA, e1. calves S.eaad2i; bulls ana stays
g. coal S.. ..
Hoes-RecclptE 1861, market : GEMS
higher Heavy 5;S5p9s,; mixed o'SoaO'Vo'
light {. S5d5.95; pigs 5 9du9 20 .
Sheep Receipts. 2O0O; market SffQnE-
ar Yenrllngs 6.OadfG 20: wethers, 5-Jog6Jl;
yves. / Ij0f 90, lambs. 6,50aT .,
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. June &C. Cattle Receipts. Is,
000. market steady. lleeves, i.g5d7 90:
COWS, 76G1.7b. heifors, 2.60n5 30, calves
S.0067 90; good 20 primo steers i,7Oni 90.
poor 10 medium, s,Mu5 10. stoclterH ana
feeders, 2 i0d5l0,
Hogs Receipts. 1000 market strong 10
cents higher Light. $500. lb mixed
6.solG 10; heavy, 6.b0a6 orr; rough, 5.nI
o .sDii8 0sie; bulk OF sales. 3 s5ft6.00
sheep Receipts, 1900, market strong
10 10 cents Higher Natives 4.OOfi6. q;
westerns 6.0)f6 y. yoarlings G.i0ffj. 70;
lambs. bi7b1cl,D western, 5oa1, 25
KANSAS CRY.
Kansas CITY. .nlne o. Cattle-~Reoeipts.
GOO, market steady to 10 cents higher
Native steers, 4.50nf 60. stockera and feed
ers 3, 2Su5 %. bulls, 27b9i4I5. calves. 1910
90. western fed steers. i.0a6.5O: vest
ern fed cows, 2.f56s.5.
Hogs--Recop pts, l5,0C0; market strong 10
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ascquhed recently. and are now prepar
ing 10 begin campaign of development
thereon.
IT, after the expenditure of a few
thousand dollars the ground responds IN
a manner 1t is hoped 1t win, company
will be formed and a limited amount OF
stock placed upon the market
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800 at l.S0: 500 at $50: 400 at $50.
Little Chief 800 at II.
Mountain Lako-600 at 81.
South Columbus---200 at 2.27,s
Sioux Con.-1,700 AT 39iz $500
at 80.
Tetro--l.OoO at 12 1000 at IL.
Victor Con-, 500 at 10 r.
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DIR. GRAVES IN MEx1co.

Dr., NJ. y. Graves, formerly OF ogden
and FOR several years n member of the
city council OF the Junction city, has
made successful mining venture In
trail copper mine in the Etzatlan district
from which regular shipments of ors
are being made to the San Luis Potosi
smelter.
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GEO. M. CANNON CO

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds. we desire your
orders for anything in our line
Rooms 5l2-5is Tenpleton Bldg.
Phone Bell 81.
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers'. west Second South ST. ful p
uish the following. received over their
private wire this afternoon;
Newhouso, 15tkO15st; Utah Copper
258265A: New. Cons, l27s@l3la; Cuhnl.
u1ly, INC Balaklala, 9@9l4; King
Edw., 1915; Nspissing. 1lkdl let'
Davis DAILY, 12MG13; Giroux, fsi@Sis;
@. G. 4 Sill, 1AMlla; NeY. Mines y r.,
2as@24: Mitchell. 2B@S; Nev Utah~
81 M5ls: Silver Queen. 1Glb; Ely Cons.
7sI1: Dom. Cop. 4isG6ls; Gibraltar,
35@4O: Tinels. iA@5l5; Montgy. Sh""
6A az; Butte & L.. l1sdlA; Ten Nop"
SASSY. ,
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Newhouse, 1874; 1875; 10 10; SAFES
/ 100.
Utah Copper 26h 2e% %; 90;
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Falrview SILVER King, 10 asked
Fairview Eagle, 5b bid Nevada HIS,
s. 90 bid Pittsburg, Silver Peak, l4n
bid; North star Wonder. Sn .; hhgl' $
Nest. I9mgO: Alice OF wonder, et5.
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tan Mining Co. bde; q. Wedge. Sc 8.
81 Humphrey. Gas; Dexter, 10 hid
T.. Joe, 2mS: Crescent 6 asked Com
bination. aga; Granny i6 bid; Mus
tang. 21m2s. Little Grey II nig.
Cow nov. cad; Ong. Man. IA asked;
Hroncho. cal, Pinenut. Sdo; stray
Dog. 1911: Y. Horse. $40 indian
Camp. 5n6; Standard. asked.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.


Uncle sam--ioO at "a. 700 at 10.
Butler Liberal $500 at 1919.
Beck Tunnel, 200 AT l.s5, b. SO; 500
al l.s212.
Black Jackie 0at A.
Colorado--4OO at 425. s. 60; 200 ut
4 27ls 100 at i.27la. $. 60. 100 at 4. 30.
Iron Blossom 800 at SO; 200 AT 30.
Mountain Bake--600 at GO: 400 at %.
Sioux Con.--l00 AT 40 500 at 40. 3. 80:
400 at S9ta. ], 700 al 49,
Victor CON- 800 at Is
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RETURN FROM Ely.
David Keith and OILERS Visit Melon
aid Ely---Nlay Go To Heinzc.

David Keith, former Senator Kearns
aud Pat Moran have returned from Il
trip TO Ely. New. where they went 10
look over conditions at the Mcdonald
Ely mine There liz an unconnrmed rn-
NOR current TO the effect that the Me-
Donald Ely may become Helnze pro-
position; that negotiations have already
been opened along that line and that II
win not be long until something viii be
known one way or the other as TO what
viii be done with the mine In the tu-
ture.
The Mcdonald Ely is regarded By
some AS being very meritorious propo.
stion ana that with few months OF
vigorous development done on the
property II VIII rank well among some
other Ely propositions.
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ToNoPAH

Montana Tonopah. sO5 bid: Tonopah
Extension, LIS; MacNamara, 2sQ3O;
Midway. 1.15Gi.20; Tonopah Belmont,
$40 bid; Tonopah North star. 25a3O:
Ohio Tonopah. 3d6; West End Cons,
So bid Rescue, lsGl9; Tonopah e. Cal
ifornla, Z asked: Golden Anchor, 2lQ29:
Jim Butler. 9S@l.O0 Cash Boy bid;
Monarch Pitts. Extn.. sos; Montana
Midway Extn,, 4q5i Golden Crown, SOLO.
Ct Bend, 81 bid; Simmerone, 10 bid.
Empire, 1OG1l, Red Top Exten.. 2G9p
"a; Florence, 4.s0 bid; D'neld b. b.
Con. 20 bid: Goldheld Daisy, 1850
l.95; Laguna, l,2OG1 %; Common
wealth, go asked: Comb. Fraction, $50
$50; CT Bend Exten., 14Ql5; CT.
Bend Annex. 12Sagid; 3. II. Bonanza,
J@6; Kewanos, 70H72; Esmeralda, u
bid; Portland. 1920 Crackerjack, II
d19; F. Mohawk. LIS asked; Red Hills,
47@4si Mohawk ESten., 1lat3; L. Dill
Ion, sdlO. Y. Tiger, 1907; Grandma,
bid; Col. MT Exton, asked; Gold
Geld Con, s.95@7.Oo; D'held Triangle,
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 45 bid RED Top, 1926: Col
MI, isQ4S; Jumbo. s.e5 bid Jumbo
Ext, l.97lA d20O; Vernal. rs Did; Penn
sylvania. 2Qf3; Godleld Min CO., LEO
bid Kendall. S2@S3, Booth. ildi2; Blue
Full, 2s@50: Adams, j bid Silver Pick,
5SQI60; May Queen, Is bid Nevada Boy
7Gg Black Butte Ext, 967; Blue Bell,
lT0ls: Dixie, Sal; Goldneld Columbia.
30 bid; IIibernia. bid: 81. Ives, 9se
]. 90; Conqueror. 1904. Black Rock. 4
lid; Lone star 1890 G, Wonder. 2d13:
Potlatoh. 80 asked, orc, 23G24 Kendall
Ext, bid Sandstone Extension, 4
q6 Mayne, 7as; Atlanta, 49G50.
BULLTRoG.
Original sa9; Bullfros Mining. 1s9
II. Mont Bullfrog, Il5 National Bank,
2202i; /, Harris 2Q5: Amethyst 27@
20; Gold Bar 60 bid. Stelnway bid
Denver Builfrog Annex. 10 asked: Bon
ME Glare, "a bid; Mayaower Cons, $40
81, Montgy, shO, Ext, 500; g. Scep-
ire, 1914 Montgy MI "a bid; Is.
Diamopdlled, 10 bid; Homestslte Cons,
e2aaa; y. Girl, 10 asked: Nugget, sac
Tramp Cons, 6lq62; Victor, 10 asked
North star. bid.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con. 90 askeds Mammal
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ALTA BREAD MONEY.
With July Dividend Columbus Con-
VIII Have Paid 80 Cents u Share.

" tn IIdNE WIti '3 NV''F - Il, :,
With the dividend declared by the
directors of the Columbus Consolidated
mine Yesterday. this well known Alta
company will have disbursed among
shareholders this year total of 90
cents a share. The company paid us
initial dividend of 10 cents a share IN
january. one of 20 cents share was
paid In April and the next one is pay
able on the 18th of next month.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's.

Blanche $ Emms 10 John c. How
ard, lot 3, block 1, Hnmptons
Helen Croft 10 Delos Irish. lots u
ana 10, block .. South LAWN. 900
Walter Bryant TO Arthur r. Priest
ley, lots q and IS, block O. Perkins
addition .u"..-. ..,,,,,. ..,..,.,... 60
Hattie }. Trunnell TO a. l.. Mac.
Donald, LOT 10, blocksii 6-acre plat
a ,t'...s' ,',--..'', .-s.'s'....sts,-.,t,
Arthur n Priestley and wife to VIM
Eccles, part Of lots u. Is, block 3.
Perkins addition ...... ,,......,.... $50
Walter G. futile and wife 80 Guy j..
Shoemaker and wife, lot IS, block .,
Dankowskl PORK B., ,....,,.......,.. 80
YESTERDAYS.
James W. Mayberry 10 Martha L.
Weimer, lots Is and g, block 2. Uni
NersitN sui. .,, ..s,.,.............. )
lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany 10 lluayle Cannon, land iu
section 80 township south. range
west '..s't.f .,,,,+.....,,.-...,,...t. 300
William W. irving 10 Margaret Il
Irving part of section 20, township
south range ! west ,..,.-....,....
Estate Cawlino q. Harris, deceased.
% l., n West, part OF lot g. block
81, plat ..+t.... Observation-Disclosures ic0
Agnes a. Anderson and husband IN
Charles q lause part ~ lot IS.
all OF lot ~, Pondletou's Buh...,.... 1000
g. -. Harding and wife 10 Hattie v
rrhnuell, part Of lot i5 block ~,
6-acre plat A..... ,,,..,,,,,....,,.,., ECO
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock q Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following Nevada
mining stock quotations from San
Francisco today.
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coMsTocK.

ophlr l.75a1s; Mexican, 40 bid Gould
e. Curry, 10 asked: Con. Va. 61@62;
Savage, 65 asked: Hale & Norcross, 80
bid: Yellow Jacket 90Gp91: Belcher "a
vada. sS93a; Exchequer, 39a4O; Union,
20d27.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.
Columbus con. 100 M $50. 400 NJ
BA6.
May Day 500 Al allsi 100 al az.
Butler Liberal-a,20O at l0ih.
Beck Tunnel--200 at $50,
Cnlorado-i00 al i.G5. seller 8 600
at AIS. seller 5 100 al $50. seller s.
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OPEN BOARD sALEs.

Butler Liberal-5OO at lOls.
Iron Blossom--1OO at 92; 100 at ~.
Lead King--aOo0 at l7ls
Sioux Con.--600 at ssh.
So. Columbus Congo at 2.25.
Seven Troughs4O0 AT 81: 100 at 60.
Uncle Sam Con.-400 al "a.
Victor Con.--b00 at Is; 1000 at l5ia.
Tetro--500 at 11lG
Yankee Con,-60O al GO.
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GEO. @ CANNON ASSOCIATION,
gRoKERS 20 II. So Temple, Both
phones 30
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BUY INTO ROSEBUD.
". H. rlbbals and Others Secure
Ground In Nevada Camp.

Broker VIM H. Tibbals aud several
other local mining men have made the
FIRST payment on 2 property IN the
Rosebud, Nevada, district, which was
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u. NJ. WEST & CO. stock brokers,
D. r. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
dee and residence.
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i. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2le ID. v, Walker Block.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Utah Copper, 26l4; 2e& %; %.
Tennessee Copper, closed 3sql4.
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Bird.CoNan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple ST.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE
N s. Hansuer, J. V. sadler.
l52 So. West Temple, y. o. box l4i6.
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Cannon A. Cannon Mining stock. Brok.
eis Is %, SO. Tenn Ind Tel 21si Bell 27si
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THE WANT COLUMNS OF the
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-16
Get Busy at Something Useful.
In MemOriam.
gerald or Pull Out

Clare, the little four year old
son of Ed. Thurston, died Friday
morning at 2 O'Clock. His death
was not anticipated. He had
what was thought to be a cold but
not serious until Thursday night
and even then not thought to be
dangerous. His mother and grand
mother were sitting beside the lit
tie sufferer and before they realiz-
ed the danger he had expired.
The little form was laid to rest,
on Sunday, in Evergreen cemetery.
The Enterprise extends sympathy
to the sorrowing parents.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-16
REWARD.

The money that was stolen from
the safe of H. B and Q. S. Islcr,
is still mystery, and they are
offering liberal reward for any
information, that would aid in
apprehending the thief or recover
ing the money. They will pay 800
for any hint OF information that
would lead to the recovery of the
money, and no question asked.