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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-08
CONTRACT ian
BEFORE THE |||
Board a of Public NJ
'ranted led a.! an Apron N
by City CoapedjI
NATTER AT ERR SOON TO BE,,
TO THE SUPREME ra'
Councilman Pom...
duces a Resolution
Close of Ses,is,'

Ih9 city will at ono. ,,s|
s' seo the present contract III
the supreme Court And "a
effect Of the Legislation .. -
contracts. At the mee,;.
Council Monday eveniD, s.
Works asked that an a.,.
gwen !y? them that they ni,,.
judicial Interpretation Of +
governing public imn,'
cases where expenses of ~
mentS ~, are met by sres;.f1 "a
The board said that pisI. i ~
to have the matter t.Laa 20
preme Court by some rssa rs,
extension on South TemaIs
appropriation was ns...,
comment 1t is the inrfsSs' rs
r. }. Moran, who has H.
thus work, begin on tbs NJ ;s
He will be enioiped '.r ani "A K
got INTO the courts At 0... ~.
Following Inc moyens-; r.
the new law, or at lear !.
working shape, Counciisr
had a resolution which h ~
a late hour, when the ~
men were not willing to ~
sider 1t. He insisted
brought up, and it was h,s.
to the city attorney, and 8
sidered by the Council
meeting. The resolution =
lows.
Be it Resolved. That tina h.
for all special public jmu''-
and arc hereby adopted:
Flrst-Wheneyer the On,
deem that an improvement :
or the same is petitioned iNE
ting property owners, then h. Z
ell shall instruct the On,
furnish a preliminary estI-,'
and the City Recorder to t-,S,|
OF intention Of said impr1,-
daily paper OF general dr.
period OF twenty days. +
Second-If the notice 81
carried, the City Council shll
City Engineer TO prepare pI,r
t!cations for the said lmr-;1
the City Council shall also
Board OF Public Works to
bids for the said Inlprrs
period OF twenty days. n
Third-When the oon.rs,t~
ished his contract. or pan
may be specified in the coatr
Engineer shall furnish an z
companled by the pronz,
against the abutting pro,e.
covering the cost and eVs
contract price. engineering
publishing OF notices and q
levy. which estimate shall y
to the Board of Public Won
the approval OF the same d =
Public Works shall submit 4
TO the City Council, where's
Council shall set date ..
committee TO act as bcard
tion. whose duty It shall Be 4
complaints and make 2 repc:
Council, accompanied By =
confirming the tax lew a1-
the City Treasurer 10 notify
property owners OF said =
that the levy shall be due VIII
after the approval OF The at1
nance. and further, that ths
be instructed, at the eypln
time In which the said levy 9
to ascertain from the City u
amount unpaid, and that lhs
be instructed 10 al once
warrants for the mount -
hundred. five hundred and q
dollars warrants: provided. =
# 1t be the last payment % II.
ment. the warrant shall =
cover the total amount. u,
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DESERTER is CAUGHT
officer Kelly Apprehends Adam r. Neal
OH Commercial Street.

OFFICER Kelly Monday night arrested
Adam r. Neal private In company r.
Twenty ninth regiment. United States
regular troops stationed at Fort Douglas
on charge of desertion. Meals arrest
was made on Commercial street He left
the fort about fourteen days ago. Neal
is forty-eight years old and has boen
IN the army long time, He will be re-
turned TO the fort this morning for ac-
tlon by n court martial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-08
BEAUTIFUL PAMPHLET
Denver & Rio Grande Calls 1t "City
of the Saints'

In line with the efforts of some of tho
commercial organizations OF this cIty 10
advertise salt Lake. the passenger de-
p3rtment Of the Denver &, Rio Granda
railroad has prepared a pamphlet emil
tied. THE City OF the Saints which Is
being distributed broadcast throughout
the East. lnasmuch as the booklef Ia
beautifully illustrated with cuts of many
of the cltys buildings. both historic ana
commercial, and pictures OF many OF the
tive sketches II viii doubtless nrovo
beneficial both TO the railroad and the
community. ''''
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New Time Card.
Special To The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 6.-At 1905 Tuesd,,
morning new time card goes into eSSact
on Jhe Union Pacific. 1t reinauclratee
the Los Angeles limited train No 49,,
bound, arriving In Ogden at G "a n -,
NO; eastbound will arrive In Ogden ~ :. !,
i;5o p IN. Union Pacific No. will lno~s
mere AZ 40 p m. when she Is on tjn,
instead OF 1:So as heretofore. The -
,. - schedule OF passenger trains VIII
be changed TO accommodate tho ~.
canS c,me on IN Ihe Los Angeles. but the time
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NOW ACCEPTING FREIGHT
Salt Lake Route Now Taking it for
Points in Nevada

The Salt Lake Route Is now Accepting
freight consigned TO Goldhcld. Tonopah.
Nina and other Nevada points. Ma
Beatty The authorities assert that
freight is still being delayed in Nevada
on the Southern Pacific. and that the
opening OF freight traffic on the Salt
Lake Route will have a tendency TO re-
lieve the congestion,
Sheep -shcariDg a Black Rock on the
Salt Lake Route. was finished last Sat-
urday IL is said that the wool crop this
season was about equal In quantity to
that of last year.
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Salt Lake Route Excnrsinns

Garheld and return, Sundays, round
trip SOC: Three trains. A'u
Los Angeles or San Francisco an.
way, colonist, $25. "ne
Los Angeles and return, $50. Sale
opens April rs. a'e
Nevada mlnirg points. Daily excur.
Short line to Goldfeld and Tononab
via Bulnrog. pan'
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vETOES OF THE M
BEFORE THE u
Controversy Over Clu''1
at Sides of the M
Young MonHH'l'

There was considerable q
the City Council MONDAY o'
the vetoes OF Mayor Ii','
taken up. Councilman We.
followers wanted to secure
of a resolution proyia'ps
cluster lights on the slas' J.
ham Young monument !" y
Main street, which tDe -
vetoed, over the veto. H;, I.
again that the Brigham
mortal association was 10. .ar
thing. but that he had ~; ~
proposition, as he cOnslo'''
provement. r,.l.
from Councilman Marin -,
that Wells had himselI ~ ~
present pre- lights; i,i and iron % \
HOLIDAY. who objected i ri.
spent for lights al ="
twice the amount Wnlus lluss,
rot, The latter thouE~
r. ON advertising sc0el
the ti,e''S corner %n could wait ny S,'
was ready to put cluster
The city. dad 10 n
the meeting and take eo,e
statue. which was .i,"s, gTu,I
chaperonage of cognclSI'oIN E iSo u
Another veto ot 'n VI III
rebate TO j. C. Lear was g
the city sewer farn, l., "ci Il
week at the requeS, re-, :, ,,sou a
Black. Mayor ThomPsOb OObS:
Veto VET that he saw nc, no ,"1a c%a
lowing for repairs pu'
the rebate. 49, -ssolutit
The veto OF ,he ~ NOrk
City Engineer do H tn0nsrs tno
ing the bins ana nvgd md o.
garbage was reao, 90" "a ~
Eernsirom was sent W
Public Works, wh!cH Nil
for the work, when W"
SIl00, -
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Claims Against Estate.
Special to The Tribune.

sUIITuI % T TIN TTUUIIc-
OGDEN May GA statement of Tho
proved claims against The estate OF The
late DR.. Lyman Skeen was filed I'm pro-
bate today. The principal Items are two
notes held by the First National bank
amounting 10 $3.50, and a note 10 Q w
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Visitors From Snokana

Mr. and Mrs. a. ]. Laughon of Sno-
kane. Wash. are In Salt Lake on their
way to Los Angeles. and are visiting Mr.
and Mrs, j. ii. MsnderHeld, Mr.
Laughon Is assistant prosecuting attor-
ney OF Spokane county.
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Wall Paper.

Our line is brimful OF those enticine
novelties that are alluripg enough to
seduce an order from the most careful
and fastidious buyer. Geo. w Ehert e
Co., 81 Main street,
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Teacherl Teacher!

Special rates for you 10 Los Angeles
June l to July 2. Salt Lake Route
For special features call at once l69
s. Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-08

Newest and best 'n59ii'N s9i u
town Just opened .Satt;s6ej. az 4
US a trial, and be saEl'1s>
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Tabernacle Recital

The following programme Will be given
az the Tabernacle this afternoon. with
Assistant Orsanist Edward T. KimbaII ar
the organ: "'
Ohertory In d Minor. Rat{e,e
scene Rcligiuese tde ChanveD C;uilmant
~ S1Notte 'inlsnon) ........... Thomas
70, CIeItory In ID Hat. E. P. kimball
Tantasie In a Minor Market
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CONCENTRATES.

II. c Hoffman has gone to Helena.
Montana, 10 attend meeting OF
shareholders Of the Copper Contact
Mining company.
President John Dern of the Consoli-
dated Mercur Gid Mines company re-
turned this morning from u brlet UP
to Fremont, Nebraska.
The ore AMI bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by McCornick
& Co. were: Crude ore and concen-
trate, $4,000 base bullion, SS5'Ooo'
President n Otto Manke Of the
DAILY Judge Mining company arrived
frci/ the east yesterday and was ac-
companied by Z. a. schumacher. an
extensive shareholder in the above
named corporation
Col. l.. A. WAN has been heard
from at ola Point Comfort. Va, where
he is enjoying a well earned vacation
He does not expect 20 return home
until about the middle OF July or
later
In the case Of Nicholas Smittroth
against the Nevada Belle Mining COM
pany. Judgment by default was entered
In the district court today in favor OF
plaintiff for S6i7.15 The action was
brought OF recover the amount mem
toned Tor money advanced the COM
pany and tor services rendered.
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MONEY MARKET
RATHER AC|TATED
Rate Went up to Eight Per Cent
And Had an Effect on
Stocks.
OPENING PRICES HIGHER.
When Selling Orders Appeared Gains
Were Wiped Out--Bonds We're
Irregular

New York. June 2s.-Opening prices OF
stocks showed general advances on feir
volume of business The low priced stocks
were most prominent in the rise. St PAU
Eric. Southern Railway and American car
gained large fractions.
The slignt gans at the opening were
wiped out wnen selling orders appeared
and the list eventually sagged 20 mac
tionaly below yesterdays eloslns. L1 IL
which carried the leaders back ~ eoout
where they opened, but the market ulS
not hold rigidly and activity oinlnishto
Westinghouse Electric gained =, uhltSd
Railways and Investment preterrSd 5is'
Southern Railway preferred IS, tNot Ia
western is, American Telephone -
Buying was renewed uter uu4i pe'-
iJd aud prices rose to higher level tnth
before. 81. Paul preferred saiQe1 q. ! ne
per cent money rnte was an innuehee
IN the activity.
Bonds We're Irregular.
Marked Increase In the demand tUf
stocks after midday and prices rose rap
idtv in all directions Northwestern rose
2ig Atchison . Union Pacific *. 81.
paul iSs. Readlne. Northern Pacific, Great
Northern Ia ana Pennsylvania ana CAR
adian Pacific 9 The market became Vir-
tuaIly llreless at p, m, pending Inc an
nouncement bids OF the New YORK city
The market closed weak and dull. The
news OF the failure of the New York city
bond Offcrlng was followed by a general
The gains were wiped out but losses dld
not reach important proportions; Inc
furry in call money aggravated tue ue-
preston ia the market.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. June 2<-rhe wheat market to-
day opened easier and with an active
trade Later prices declined about ! cent
on realizing sales. Commission houses
were good buyers because OF the con-
tiuued dry weather in the northwest.
September opened unchanged TO y higher
at qsis to ~. sold al % and then advanced
70 9Sis. where it held steady for some
time.
Corn prices were firm and trading was
active Commission houses and cash in
terests were good buyers September
corn opened unchanged to =. lower at o3&
10 ~ and sold at Jli4
was active. September oats opened y
to Z. higher at 80 TO 3Sls and sold at STag
3,7.
Provisions market was dull and prices
were easy. There seemed TO be little dis
position 10 buy September pork opened
~ to 10 cents lower at 1t.25; lard was
down ~ AT 9.O5, and ribs were pa lower
cash. Whoat--No. red. ssa97; No. 9
red, 9JH96; No. . hard. 9gd07. No. , hard.
5a96; No. ! northern, l.0Sql.oS; No. 2
northern, 1901 os: No, spring. 9SGfl %
Corn-No. 2, 81; No. ,, 5Ss.Id;
Ciose Wheat July e5GeSls: sept. 9sts.
Corn-Iuly, 53ig; Sept. 81
Oats-July, i2Ss; Sept. Sia4.
Pork-JulS, l6.05; Sept, l6.a2ie
Lard-July, s.77is ;ais,se; Sept. 9.oeia
Ribs--July. SIS: Sept, s.Tlads.So.
Rye--Cash, s5GS6
Barley-Cash. 65Gli2.
BUTTER A.<D EGGS.
Chicago. June 2S.--Butter steady.
Creamery, l9i.02i: diaries, 17g2L
Isggs-Steady, at mark cases included.
l3isali
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BOOM IN r1Nr1c STOCKS.
Colorado Soaring--Enviablc Position
OF Sioux COn.--Closing QmOtatlons.

Everything is ,rlntic on the mining
exchange. This was plainly evident
during todays forenoon calls as stocks
representing other camps We're almost
entirely lost sight of. South Column
bus of Alta attracted some attention;
50 did Seven Troughs. while Park city
escaped complete white wash by the
sale og odd lots of New York and Daily
Judge. Al the beginning of the cali
several brokers mnde frulitess effort
TO bring Colorado out as low as 50. 10,
but The sellers held out persistently
refusing to dlsgorge under $3.50. Later
on the open board, a bonrd lot was obs
tanned at IS so. Iron Blossom opened
strong, and beginning with sale at
SIPS rose 10 81 so and closed on 4
sale AZ 81 40 Sioux Consolidated was
among the active stocks of the day and
1t closed higher.
No one Is watching the upward flight
OF Colorado with more complaeeney
than the Sioux Con. people, headed by
Senator Smoot, Thomas K. Cutler ana
other well known men. They are
steadily pushing work on the Pheooe
s.. which adjons the Colorado, ana
confidently believe that the ore vein
Of that property will be found sooner
or later in the Phoebe s. This piece
OF ground which Hes between the Co
dorado and Iron Blossom tboth of which
are on the boom). is only one of the
assets OF the Sioux Con. Co. whose eN-
tensiye holdings are considered 10 lie
in most favorable territory
Standard Copper. East Tintic and
Crown point were the most active OF
the unlisted stocks. The former was
bougth around SO cents; East Tintic at
49, and i7Is cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were
A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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SNYDER BUYS
NEVADA MINE

A fash received over the Pollock
wires from New York today conveyed
the information that n. S. Woolley and
associates had disposed of their inter-
ests in the Amalgamated Nevada Mines
company which owns a vast area Of
mlneralized territory situated In the
Black Horse and OsceOla, Nevada, dis
tricts, in addition to several ranches in
Snake valley and valuable power sites
The purchasers are Willard II. Snyder
of this city, G. w. Cawley and a syn
dicate of Boston people.
At the local offices o. the AnalgauIat-
ed Nevada and also those OF Mr., sny-
der none Of the details regarding the
transaction had been received AT Il. late
hour this afternoon. Anything further
than that the deal had been closed and
that the Woolley interests are entirely
out OF the enterprise nothing further
was known. The deal has been pend
Ing for some time,
The AmaleaFnated Nevada company
was organized several months ago with
a capital stock Of $1,000 GOO. represent
ing 200, 900 shares Of the par value Of
s. share Alr Woolley and asso-
Ciates owned control of the stock.
Among the assets ~ the company are
some rich placer ground "a OscoOla.
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PELICAN POINT
CLAY DEPOSITS
New Enterprise Being Launched
In Utah County Which May
Prove Important One.
FACTORY SITE SECURED.
Boats 10 he Used ON Utah lalsc---As-
says High in Aiuminum--IN-
perts To Arrive.
snecinI aforementioned.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. June 2S.--The Pelican Point
Mining & Development company
whichs owns large deposits Of kaolin
or china clay on the west of Utah lake.
has sent samples to experts in the east
and in Europe The reports show that
the clay is far superior to any so far
found and that when the manufac-
tured articles are turned out they are
better than any on the market, being
much tougher, and almost indestrurt-
ibie. Eastern manufacturers charge ou
per cent extra for glazing some OF
their porcelain ware. The Utah clay
is peculiar in this respect, that when
taken out OF the furnace II IS not only
glazed on the surface but is of the same
consistency all through-as hard as
glass.
Out of some 5000 samples tested by
the Chisholm. Boyd e. White Co. Of
Chicago. the Utah clay was found by
far the best They claim 1t Is also
adapted for making the best quality
OF flooring tiles, and other products
such as supplies for electrical fixtures.
Mr.. PARKER, the superintendent OF
the company, has just returned from
Salt Lake where he has secured an un-
limited market for the product. An
electrical company in the city viii ship
the Utah porcelain articles to all parts
Of the country.
The clay will be shipped across the
lake to landing close TO railroad
track. where the company has secured
a factory site. A spur will run along
side the factory, thus saving frequent
handling OF the product
The assay on another bed OF koaiin
in the same district shows 1t to con-
t.tir IN. .gI
peris from the east win arrive here
Nuly 4 for the purpose of examining the
plpperty and purchase the aluminium
cltfy for the aluminium combine.
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- 81. ZOE CASE.

The rssar4al 20 Judge Morse's de-
cl=lln .r 'n- cary 90 al vs.. 81 Joe
MIXING company case, by the supreme
court - rh- stale. created consider
able tfy tu1ns minlng men yesteT-
tFy tEf 1.lrr " ers heard to say that
r-.s only one other instance where
rrG- tsi=,'sl Die companies are unGcsir-
atl Wai'c f1ere are good argu-
s t9r ana against uon-assessahle
ai -errGs. it Vas pointed out that the
result u this controversy only ilus-
r-7rf nov helpless "a corporation may
De- enc " IT'S treasury once becomes
--ad Tho supreme courts ruiz
-g 1 his matter places the direc-
tors at the 81. Joe company in The
aF to raise money 90 carr On fu-
tlrs doyelopm M IN NJ other way
man 10 borrow 81. and that ~ MT al
ways an easy thing - On 20 pFvy-
tlty that "a ye' -r fhs prpfrsriif@
stages. People Wne make b business
of loanipg npneg ore ~ lrlflnf9 -
take chance ~ 'R3s Hnd. TtHH want
% hc crrtain as2f 'aes rye gDiHR ~
rel ibeiT fHstvy hse N31f iriersat-
APalu sh1lM d ngtita crfpFsrg sue
oenG aa fracfFT ipsu atf N ftifp"'i
1ar stat Cfs spsurnfs d'f r0s NoEne
81 ~ eFneffp3tVf.t th~n a'tf Vniy re-
tqsfss 80 ir pos raa ierdff 20 fore
fitsa Nf .tff faftA. HftF aflnt fNolN
A. ,i,s ~ 'saGsns ~ Drgteg'ing his in
.ta.as spFu sh3sic ~ b. willing N
t8s ~ Pa DnprsFs ~ tnr Obligation
Eustf hRaf bneh number ~ in
,Gss.ees - stiis s.rd brought 20 llghi
tn fbls si&tf during the past few
sfaFs
ne Hrsr Consolidaied Mining com
psay n me Tintie district used 10 be
on-aeseeHa Bile comptsV and the
only thing TINT saved II from COINS
20 the wall was the willingness III
some OF the owners of the larger IN
ierests ~ put voluntary assessment
Finally, the shareholders got together
and changed tho articles of ineorpora,
ton making the stock subject 10 as
sessment Since that time. the man
aeement has been In a position u
raise funds TO carry on development
and the chances arc good for the stai
mine developing into a producer OF
importance,
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TODAYS MONEY MARKET.

New York. June 2s.--CIose: Primo
mercantile paper, 80 9G per cent,
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business In bankers bills as 1850 90
I.s8.a5 for demand. and at f.S3.30m
i.S3.3o; posted rates. 1-s5 and
i.sSH commercial bills, i.s3hl
Bar silver. 90 -
Mexican dollnrs. 521s
Government bonds. steady: railroad
bonds, firm.
Money on call. strong and higher. O
6I2 per cent; ruling rate, ~; clos
ing bid, 10; offered at ~.
Time loans, dull and steady: 60
days. AZ per cent; 90 days, 4 y a :
per cent, six months, > y. per cent.
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There is Money

m Idaho and Western Idaho Sugar
stocks nj present prices. Every
buyer who has bought through us
can get more than the purchase
price for his stock today. And those
who on our advice decided to hold
their stocks are now offered and
decline to take more than the price
they then asked Now If tho time
u buy, II YOU have money 10 invest
we can buy for you at the lowest
market price; and at II figure THAI
insurcs you moro than per cent
per annum regularly on your In
vestment besides the advance that
will follow when the stock ana
bond market is normal.
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: SILVER KING DIVIDEND.
President Keith says Merged Company
VIII Pay one Next Month.

David Keith president OF the silver
King Coalition Mines company, has
announced that this big Park city
company VIII begin the payment ~
dividends next month. and that the
Initial distribution would be on the
basis of l2 per cent per annum on
the capitalization Of the company
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which is s6.25o,oOO II is proposed
to make quarterly distributions IN
which event the amount 10 be pau
out TO shareholders would be SlSf.euo.
The original silver King company mas
disbursed In Il like manner totai
of $40, 100000.
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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 Templeton Bldg.
Phone Bell 81.
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UNLISTED sTocKs
REanLAR 4. N. sALEs.

REGULAR a. N. SALES.
Lower Mammoth--I.4 400 at 2.i5,
May DAY. 900 at 32h.
Beck Tunnel 800 at l,s2is.
Colorado 400 nj h.65.
Iron 5iossom---l00 at 1875; 100 at
l.s7A.
New york---ssO at IS.
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f. NJ. WEST & Co, stock brokers.
D. r. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
nee and residence.
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+. II. Snow 4 Co. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1878
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Cannon 4 Cannon. Mining Stock, Brok.
ers. IS T.. So Tenn Ind. Tel. 21sl Bell 2zsl
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ, S llanauer. j. V. Sadler
1862 So. West Temple r o. box 14i6,
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS
BROKERS'. "a t. So. Temple. 9otf
phones $40
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sA1TAIR SUNDAY CONCERT.

to s p. M Fort Douglas Military
Band.
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