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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-26
VERDICT FOR $4,000
DAMAGES Awarded for the
Killing Of Ben Gauthier
Formally Of this City

The jury in the case of Mrs. Nina
Gauthier against Wood & Iversop.
brought IN verdict of SID, 900 for the
plaintiff after an all night copsldera.
tlOn of the case, which has occupied
almost an entire week in thu s1narior
court at Everett, Wash.
Benjamin Gauthier was killed eev-
eral months ago in an accident which
occurred at the company's camp
Gauthier, the testimony showed, cb-
jected to the overloaded condition of
the cars before the accident. The train
was loaded with logs and several
''einpties' were attached which he
thought should be left behind. The
matter was ignored, however, accord
ing to ths testimony, dnd the coupling
bent, catching Gauthier between the
tender and the logs. crushing his head
and killing him instantly, The suit
was brought by Mrs 9auth,er as
guardian of the two small children.
Wood q lverson, through their at.
torneys filed motion for II new trial
in the case hrougct against them by
Nina Gsuthier. Grounds are alleged
to be 7rregularit, Of proceedings on
this part of the cours, jury anc the
prevailing party and newly discovered
evineDce.
The Haathier family is we'll known
here, where they lived for many yeara.
FATTY WAS TOO HEAVY FOR
HIM.
A catch -ss- catch-can wrestling
match took plrce at the Elks hall
Wednesday night between Henry
Smith, the local wrestler, and q Mr..
Hendrickson of Minneapolis. After
twenty three minutes of vary cleve.
wrestling Smith got the fall b. de-
fault, asHendrickson would not yrestle
longer, claiming that his wind gave
out. Although the stranger is n much
smaller man, he put up good article
of this popular sport, but Smith S
strength was there all the time. Quite
large namber saw the match. AS
shown from this match. with knowl-
edge OF the finer points of the game
Fatty will bear watching.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-26

Fred Asselstine went to Bemldji
Thursday on q business trip.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-26

''What would man do' asks a
Kansas editor, cit his hu:1dkerchief
had four-iucn border of Iac2 arour d
piece Of linen tTo inches so 1ars?'
Ano a Jewell paper replies: II he
had any sens" re world get rid of it
in some war het"re hi: !, Ife found it
in his pocket ''-Ksnsas City Journal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27

as follows: silver. lead gold and cop
per ores, $4,000. base bullion, $4,000
The miners union Of Goldnold las'
night voted TO accept nothing but CURE
roncy In payment for labor. As 81 g.
now almost impossible TO get money
80 is more than probable that the mines
wiz De forced 60 close down indeh-
uitely.
A long felt need ia about 90 be sup
piled in Salt Lake bv The establish
mrut of local branch here of Tom
iinaon's Mining Commercial Agency
This concern VIII occupy the same poe
siton in the mining industry as do
DUN and Bradstroet in the commercial
world
Members OF the advanced class n
geology at the University OF Utah are
now Dob Beaver county inspecting the
mines. While in the south the class will
visit the Nowhouse and other mines.
Those who win accompany Or Pack
on the "trip arc: Earl Haycuor Joseph
Jensen. Ernest Bowman Richard Fow-
icr and Vernon y. Hcrbst
THE Ruth Mining company filed its
articles of Incorporation with the sec
rotary OF state today The company
is formed 90 operate mining proper
ties iu Humbot county New It's
capital stock is $50 900 in shares Of 10
cents each. The officers and directors
of the company are: samuel II. Buck
les. president; Leo II. Bean. vice prest-
dent. J. NJ Bean secretary; J. w,
Bean. treasurer: j. w. Bean, L. "A.
Bean. MILFORD Johnson and Thomas
Thompson, directors.
Richard A. Riepe well known I'm
western mining circles and who is
heavily interested az Ely and other
Nevada camps. is on HIS way back from
the American Mining Congress at Jop-
lin. Mo-, and the Trausmississipp Com
mercal Congress az MuskoEee. Okla.
Mr. Riepe is very much disappointed
with the turn OF affairs at the recent
congress and expected that much more
would be accomplished. Mr. Riepe
Ga in favor Of the coinage Of enough
silver 20 relieve the present striugency.
I'm regard TO his Ely and other prop
critics he had nothing TO say as he has
been absent for nearly a month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
BosToN coPPER cLosE.

Ameek. 45050: cum. Ely 4M054:
Dom. COP, 1908; GirouN, 3n3i4 Hell
vetia. 1H W1ia, Majestic. 1880, Nipis-
sing Jje054t ShaWmut, 53a54. Apex.
2ta NCH; Adventure, tlaMl7s Arcadlan.
303lts Atlantic. g4i0 b. Coaln., 14A %
lliz; c.. o. f.. 555n560; o. NJ. 2602s;
DAILY West. 91409& CRANKY. goa so,
Mass. 2la02ls; Mexico Con-, 5% 96is
Mohawk. 46W47; Nevada Con, 7hGI@s;
Old Col. f5055; Osceola, S0Q82; Quin-
cy. 77QISh, Tamarack, 6O065. Trinity.
9&0I0is; OH. Szd9; Victoria, 44 u4iz;
Zinc, 1874 U20, Boston Con, 1OGl0h Ia
Sale, 9iaUl0; g. S. S com. S4A d35, U.
s $. pfd.. 37031ia. B. & L.. 70lO0. pa
Wis DAILY. 3Q31a; East Butte 4l5G42t;
Globe, 4m5. Kew 5Q5ta; New. Utah.
2hQ2M. Raven. Sass. S. * p. SIS GS2i
Alouez, "A bid. Az Coml, ShN9, Bling
ham. 1905; c. & A. s6097, Centennial.
Z0ik02li Cop. Range. 51Ik@52, Frank
lin. ThT7A Greene Cananea. Jia65M
Mayaower, S5@45. Michigan. sac, NJ. C..
c., 1ulh; North Butte. SSh039; Old
Dom, 230 23lk Parrot, 9a01o; Santa
Fe 19tW2, shannon. 9AQl0. United
COP. 7Q7ia; Utah Con. 3iA 0S2; VOL
VERNE t0s0112; Balaklala. 1Nd2; Roy
ale 15E Wl615
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Nov. .-wool--Quiet. Ter
ritory and western mediums $685.. fine
medium 1921. fine i5lfl1.
BOSTON.
Boston. Nov 1.-THE local wool deal
ers and manufacturers while looking
more chesrfuny on the situation, are not
inclined 10 incur furthr obligations 10
any extent. and operations have been in
frequent Stil financial arrangements
between distributors and consumers are
being adjusted without impairment OF
credit the mill curtailment is regarded
as a favorable rather than a disorKanlza-
ing element while tho cancellation OF
orders applies as yet 20 woolens alone.
worsteds being unaffected.
The staple wool situation is regarded az
practically az strong. but trading IN 9TH
er lines s. confined 20 odd lots. Special
ties are an dun. There have been calls
for IA Ohio fleece, but holders demand
3lla cents, The movement IN tsrritoTla al
wool Is confined 20 small lots, while
pulled and foreign woods are very dull.
Quotations:
California northern. elGs5c. middle
county 690s2c; southern. 6sn0o, fan
oregon eastern. No I. staple. 79a72c.
eastern, No. ]. clothing, 8010c; eastern.
averages, 6l063c; valley No. !. m0G2c.
Territory. secured basis. fine staple. -
NT3c; fine medium, staple. 70u72c; fine
clothing, 60nGsc: fine medium clothing.
f2W6Jc. half-hlood. 66G67c: three-eighths
blood 65T65c; quarter-blood 62d56c.
Pulled woods extra. GN70c; fine "A, "
5sgtooc; "A" supers, 0q55c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
CONCENTRATES.

John Forsle. the pioneer mining man
of Milford and Beaver county. ls
spending "a few days in SALE Lake.
Ernest J.. Godbe is up from Ploone
otter au inspection ~ the Chicken
tucfy property of which Dee is man
aRer
David Keith. who has been east for
some uWc attending the directorate
meeting of the ohio Copper company
is back from Sew York
r.. a. Wilson. the wen known mining
man. lcst Tor Los Angeles last night
He expects 20 return 90 salt Lake by
the end of the year
The cedar Mining company OF salt
lake operating lu Beaver county has
f0-tou shipment of ore at the same
uIar The ore Is OF high grade and
Wll yield handsome NET returns
IN % telegram 90 Secretary ~ state
TluRcg the Information iH disclosed
that natural gas has been encountered
in the Honneau virgin on gell Furth-
en- details Will bc available later
ore and bullion settlements I'M This
lity as reported late yesterday by Me-
cOgrlek o. Ca. amounted " $4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, West Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire. this afternoon;
Bing.. s: s: Az; 8; sales. 1876.
b, c., 1913; 10h; 9s; 97s; sales,
IFS.
sales. 1910.
Cop. Range. 5lE. 5i%; 81; Sis;
sales, 785.
Nevada CON- Z; e; 2; z; sales. t05.
~ b. 29A; SO; $50: Soi sales.
20 {. $. s.. conn., 81; SO: "a; So; sales,
q. S. S, pfd. 81; a7h; a7'8; STA,
Utah Con, s2H; s244; a1%; slRi
G. q A.. sS; 9s1s; o.: 81; sales 26t.
Balaklala, 2%; gas IA ~; sales
Bing. cent. 90; so: 90; 90; sales
d D.. 84;3ls: 3ls; 3H; sales 300.
Nipissing. SIS; 53; 5%i 5ss; sales
trinity Iols; 1919; 90; 91sj sales
q. A.. closed 26@2S.
Cum Ely. closed AS f5h.
ID w, ga: 9A 9H: 9A; sales 10.
H. b.. closed AZ a4#.
United copper closed s01lz.
GirouN closed W3A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
STOCKS WERE
UNUSUALLY STRONG

New York Nov. 27.-sman advances
were registered in the light transact
tlons IN stocks today Louisville &
Nashville was conspicuous with "a rise
OF "a, while Canadian Pacific advanced
10. Great Northern preferred. North
ern Pacific and Pacific Coast 1, and
Union Pacific and Reading large frac-
tions.
A continuation Of short covering ad-
vauced the list further. but the rise was
soon stopped by the appearance OF large
selling orders in ST. Paul and fresh
liquidation Of Missouri Pacific. Atchi-
son preferred meanwhile gained 3
points the Erie second preferred PA
and first preferred, Union Pacific, d. r.
@. pfd. and Distillers securities I point
The decline brought the active stocks
back TO Yesterdays closing or below
Missouri Pacific sasgod Ia, Northwest
ern rs, and St. Paul and New York
Central /.
The dealing fell into extreme dullness
and prices made no notable recovery,
except ia the obscure portions Of the
list. Pennsylvania got down point.
and L. S. Reduction pfd. rose 2ia, the
common, st. Paul pfd. and Pacific Mail
I. Chicago. St Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha and General Electric 2, and
CRANKY Mining 81. International
Pump pfd. fell 4. There was pro-
nounced strength IN the bond mar'ret
A raise OF point IN Reading had
q stimulating effect on the market un-
til Pennsylvania and Missouri Pacific
began 20 weaken again and the gem
eral list roceded slightly. international
Paper preferred lost 81. Missouri Pa
clfic, 2@ Baltimore & Ohio preferred,
2, and Pennsylvania, III. There were
advances Of IA Ga Rock Island pre-
ferred and I in St. Louis Southwestern
preferred and American Smelling pre-
ferred.
A brisk rally occurred IN the middle
Of the afternoon and the principal
stocks rose TO the highest Of the day
Union Pacific, Reading and Amalgam-
ated Copper were most IN demand.
CRANKY Mining sold 10 points higher.
National Biscuit and Canadian Pacific.
Q, Union Pacific and Northern Pacific.
19s, and the Southern Pacific stocks
American Smelling, Amalgamated Cop
per and Great Northern ore certii-
Gates, /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
LOCAL MARKETS.

The Thanksgiving markets are being
well supplied with an the edibles de-
Eirable for the season, SO that good
cheer ought 60 obtain every where
There were no sweet potatoes TO De
had this morning, but car arrived
this afternoon, so that by tomofroN
morning. there win be- plenty. There rs
enough poultry OF an kinds, including
tUrkeyn which the local farmers have
raised IN such large quantities thal one
local comm sslOn house was able 70
ship several thousand dollars worth
20 san Francisco for Thursdays con-
sumption. The receipts include car
OF New Jersey cranherries, WHICH
wholesale az $40 per barrel, as againsN
Sl5 last year at this time. The cape
Cod, Mass. cranhcrries have passed WIN
the aspiration OF their season. and as
the New Jersey crop passes up, the
Wisconsin cranberries VIII be arriving
in large lots. A feature rs the receipt
OF "a ear Of South African dates which
has been about a month IN traNerslng
the continent from New York. Idaho
and northern Utah potatoes are a con-
slant quantity az present, oranges or
the finest type are being received from
southern California. and there are eN-
press shipments OF ToAay grapes, Win
celery, cabbages, turulps, parsnips and
other vegetables iu season. Geese are
90 boz had iu fair quantities; but ranch
eggs are scarce and very high
Commission men complain that owing
90 sharp competition and the fact that
they must have money with which to
conduct their business. there Is much
cutting under the card prices Boz hay,
grain and -four, So the published prices
are mo- real guide. Purchasers with
money iu their hands can get most
any Price. There ls complaint also Of
the loose methods of not "a few OF t1e
smaller stores where business is run by
book accounts. rather than on cash
basis. and where unsecured debts are
the rule rather than the exception. The
prices obtaining Ina tOday's local mar
lgate fra Ill. fllIOWet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
THE WEST HAS LOST
CONFIDENCE IN r,Sr

New York Nov. a7-Eo--
9t me Treasury Leslie N ~ ~ sseFeiar
G fv Se9 o. me carnegie Trust co gS@ presI
cage, where he conferrsIa iion chi
P "a E,s regarding the financial y. "a man
~ .., T,se uss,ng conditions he said a''1at'a
east. u will cost US bere r.Islllee ln %,
laIs before VIC regain he ' nrss,i q dot
cordial relationship II the osst e'qfs an.
OF the west say thai Sss ne mst
responsible for the dnancisi" York q
nat when the squeeze came tb s.''lloage,ncy
New York resorted 70 clssr'rss DDS ..
certificates first and f7rees Iuk Rouse
the country 20 do the same '1e rest o.
The bankers Of western eitlss
love now for the bankers ~ nave ~
Ihey had placed their mons cs York
here but when they sske5 foru eeplst
were refused. They my Nsv ,SneY
sought 20 protect only Itself sDS -. 5soTk
everything so that am the res, g y. "
country was forced 10 ad5pt ,-e,r " lns
sures to save itself" e''' mea'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
CRESCENT LEASING COMPANY.

The Crescent Mining and Leasing
company. which hold some very inn
portaut leases on Bingham properties,
yesterday held its annual directorate
meeting. The Crescent is working
leases ON parts OF the United states
and Fortuna properties and 90 was de-
cidcd 10 continue active operations on
both propositions. on the Harrison
lease OF the United states considerable
preparatory work Is being done while
on the Mayhower lease of the Fortuna.
O. good ore body is exposed and the
management now has nearly a car
load ready for the market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
Drop in Lead May Cause Many
Properties 10 Close
Down.
SHELTERS ARE RESPONSIBLE.
Biz strike in Idoho Pr'p'rA--''"
NHu Completed Ready Tor
action.

r.t. f... rr,. OF tU cents Iu tu' lIl.1
...to,,s .Tect ugon
OF lead is h'N''s ......, ,,,,,.
the rtah producera 'i ''''
bined with other depressing eoh"l'''"'
a., ,,.,rf o., settlements and smelling
ain be forced 90
several l'"P-' .- .t,,.,.,,,
close down, ana uIlilS7 ''-
improves. the mining Industry Oh 'i'.
state win DE badly crippled
.e.- r.eop ropTy CENTS.
The last cut iu the price OF letu' a.
roported by the American anelu"s
refining company was 30 Genus. ~.
Ing FROM 50 % Goo $3.50. i'
from 1925 to Sl.'3 caused 1"-'' t"
easincss among Che producers guy
last cut win confront many "P1'
with very serious pfuu.eI"' ,t
while not wishing 90 ne Q"u'N .,'i.
rcctly five promin. nl l'lhlhE u'" ',
morning expressed ius .l'''.''' d.,
many properties Wou'u ,...
closed MS direct result ol ''l, 'oM ~
kets Not oalN "e.s W. , en-.
these men a'moa' ll-I''N.t' -,
verdict ls t.'ieI"l .'.". .,. tf,,,s
conditions WIG N'ii''i'' ~ -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
GOLDEN ANCHOR SOLD.

To developed late last night from what
Is considered 90 be a reliable source.
chat the Golden Anchor mine at Touo-
.ah is 20 soon be sold 10 meet am inc
dcbtedness OF 500 This has been
hanging over the property Tor some
Time. and the sale has been res0rtrd
to ass n last measure
The property may be purchased by
either the Tonouah Extension or the
Midway Being In such close proximi-
ty TO both, 20 could bc opened up
through their own ground instead OF
having 90 develop the property anew.
The Golden Anchor has never been a
producer of ore. but 40 one time was
very heavily traded ln and reached a
high mark OF over dollar. II Us uu-
lerstood that Charles - schNob held
small interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
OPEN BOARD SALES.
MASCOT Will CONTINUE.
Men Taking Greater Portion OF Wages
In Stock of the Company

Men Taking Greater Portion OF Wages
In Stock of the Company.
J.. G Hardy Of salt Lake supcrin-
tendout Of the Mascot Copper COM
pany leaves tomorrow for Dos Ca
besa9 Ariz., where the company's
property is located. This Is the prop
erty In which 80 many prominent Utah
people are interested. including Sena-
tor Reed Smoot Lafayette Holbrook.
Col. q. l.. Loose James Chapman and
l.. 5. Hills Notwithstanding the recent
slump I'm copper, the company IS con-
tnuing operations with "a good force
OF men. who have such faith in tho
merits OF the mine that they are talk
Ing greater portion OF their wages
I'm the stock Of Che company.
AT the present time the management
Is drifting upon "a 17-foot body Of ore
that is exposed I'm the Consolidated
tunnel The ore Is an almost solid
breast OF sulphides. averaging from 10
20 IS per cent copper and several doi-
lars in gold TO the ton. The ore now
being extracted Is being piled on the
dump and hy spring several thousand
tons win be ready either for the mar
ket or for the smeltcr. the building Of
which The company is now consider
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
FIRST TRAIN TO RUN
UNDER EAST RIVER.

New York. Nov. 27.--The first train
from New York to Brooklyn through
the tunnel under the East river will
be run today. II is cot expected that
the road viii be operated to the public
until January and the train today
which viii carry only officials and
invited guests, win be merely a test
only one tube Is completed, and when
the road is frst opened to the public "a
shuttle service viii be maintained IN
this tube until the second one is COM
pleted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
WATERWAYS COMMISSION.

Wa8hins ton, Nov. 1.-THE international
ANA waterways commission whose see
sIons Will continue in this city an 0f this
week. is considering O plan for the de-
vciopment Of waterways looking toward
the restoration Of navigation not only an
Che Mississippi river. but on other water
ways in various parts OF the country.
Tho committee have been encouraged in
this movement by the waterways C0nVou-
lions that have recently been held at
various points in the United States and
which have asked the cooperation N the
commission ln plans relating to the inn
proyemeut Of local rivers and canals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
ToAY's COPPER SALES.

pollock Special Wire.)
Boston. Nov. 27--The Boston News
Bureau says Fourteen cents was re-
fused today for 100000 pounds of Lake
copper There IS inquiry for another lot
Of 100000 pounds at 141a cents.
the lowest figure considered by the
seller. Tone OF the metal IS much
stronger.
New York wires: Copper metal adj
vanced &c today for all grades. Lake.
1871 OLA; Electro, 1874 d13A; Cast
ings. 13M12.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
COLORADO GOLD.

Colorado Springs Colo. Nov. 26.-ln
an interview with J. j.. H9wNns. gen
era manager of the United states ke-
duccon and Refining company today.
Mr. Hawkins stated that during the
past six weeks the gold ore output OK
the Cripple creek district had more
than doubled, and that the district
has not shown such activity for several
years.
The resumption IS partly due 20 the
ua uv railroads Of "a reduced rate
TO the smclters on low grade ores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago Nov. I-Cattie-Receipts
about BOO: market steady: beeves 310d
6.25; calves 5.00Q6.75; Texans 5000 so;
westerns 4.N05.00: stockers and feeders
C004.15.
Itogs-Rece pts about Is 600. 25c higher
Light 4.15n4 So; mixed 4loa4 so, heavy
4.100s.65 ; pigs 3.40a4.l5. bulk Of sales
4.30li4.50
sheep-Reccipts about 1900; market
steady. natives 1.1504.90, western I asa
As; yearlings 40M5 %. lambs 3.75u6 p
westerns 3.75d61O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov. 2T.-NIoncy on call
Blower. at , at 6 per cent; ruling rate
per cent closing bid. per cent; OF
tered at ) per cent.
Time loans nominal, so days > per
cent. and 90 days IL pcr cent. six
months : per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27

HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS,
No Latter-day Saints home Shout
be without set Of the stands,3
church publications on The center tsb,
or In the library. Send for the new ~,
catalogue. Deseret News Book stor.
salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
SECTARlAN SONGS.
Ministers Up in Arms Because Barred
From schools.

Now York. Nov 27.-What promises
90 be "a strenuous session OF the board
of education win occur when that body
holds its regular meeting late this af-
ternoon. More than DO ministers have
declared their Intention 90 attend the
meeting for the purpose OF protesting
against the recent order OF the board
barring all sectari7u songs from tho
schools and deCrociug that the word
Christ shall De excluded. even from the
Christmas exercises The hoard claims
that lte order only carries out the posi-
tive Instructions OF tho law, but tho op-
ponouis of the order deny this and
courts unless tho board rescinds its
action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
A GREAT DISCOVERY.
Young Frcnchman Transmits Pictures
BY Electricity.

New York nov IA special from
Paris 10 the Times says that Fdouard
Belin. O. young Frenchman. who has long
been experimenting with telcphotogrnphy
and has successfully demonstrated MS
3ys tenn over short distances. has annouuc-
40 that hy spring De expects 10 send
pictures hy cable from Paris 90 New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
MEAT TO BE CHEAPER

New York, Nov. 27.--Local packers con-
firm the reports from Chicago and ST.
Louis that there win soon be "a reduction
ln the price OF meat They say further.
however, that the reduction will not az
feet the higher grades OF beef and porIt
but probably VIII be confined TO the less
choice grades.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27

Kansas city. Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts
1000. including 90 southerns; market slow,
steady. Native steers 1866 %; native
8. a564.2, western cows 2'o0as. Is.
Hogs-Receipts 600. l0nl5c higher;
bulk OF sales 2oQ4. .: heavy 4.2O44. Is;
packers 4.0ll4 -; pigs and light S.S0q
Az
sheep-Receipts 5000; market weak.
Muttons 4,O0Qs Is, lambs 00l6 %; range
wethers 3.15d5.00: FED ewes 00QA0.