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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-12
UTAH WELL REPRESENTED.
Many Local People In Ely Exchange
Opening Planned tor April 1.

Ely Is 10 have a stock exchange and
according 10 the plans Of it's promo
ters i, Will be open for business about
April ], The Moyle building al the
corner az Third and Aultman streets is
the site selected Tor the exchange. This
VIA he equipped with telegraph wires
50 morning and afternoon quotations
can be sent TO this city, san Francis.
CO. Boston and Denver and 10 the New
York curb. Daily quotation are to be
wired To- the leading newspapers
throughout the country also. E. T.
Watts, formerly caller on the stock
exchange In this city viii occupy a sim.
llar position on the Ely excha nge. The
officers OF the exchange are, r., o..
McTall, president and Elihu Palmer,
secretary. William u. BIndford, sec !,
Rotary Of the clearing house Is also
prominently Identified with the ex.
change. Mr.. McFall and Mr.. Palmer
Nill open a branch Of the Utah Nevada
Ely.
Thpe list OF the exchanges members
contains many Salt Lake and ogden
names. This list. complied by the White
Pine News follows;
i. A. McF'all and I1lihu Palmer OF
| the Utah Nevada Development CONS
Pany OF Salt Lake and Ely Charles u.
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HERE AT HOME
Salt Lake City Citizens Gladly Testify
And Confidently Recommend
Doar's Kidney Pills.

" is testimony like the following
that has placed Donn's Kidney Pills
so far above competitors. When peo~
pie right here at home raise their
voice in praise there is no room LETT
for doubt. Read the public statement
Of Salt Lake City cltizen-
Mrs. +. J. Moody. OF 30 South Sixth
West St. Salt Lake City, Utah, says;
"poan's Kidney Pills brought a won
derful change in nay condition. In less
than a months time. had been suf-
fering misery from inhamnlatory rheu-
matism and swelling of the limbs,
Nothing helped me until I got box
OF Doan's Kidney Pills at II. ]. Hill
Drug Co.'S store. That one box rid
me OF the rheumatism and reduced
the swelling OF the Limbs and left my
whole system In q good condition II
is a pleasure 10 recommend remedy
80 good as Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers Price SO
cents Foster Iilburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sol. agents for the United
States.
Remember the narae--poan sand
take no other
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, March 2,--Cattle--Receipts. a.
coo ma rket steady. Beeves. 1Oal6 Is; cows
aud helfers. l.eSa5-35 stockers and feed
ers. 2,7514. 20; calves eoUJ7 ~
H0ss-Reeelpts 1900: market cents
!OWer Mixed and butchers 6.T5Gp7. o. good
neayy, ,9stsaf 90: rough heavy. 6-5Sfp6 10;
lights, 6-1Sp8 So; pigs, Q. t4q6.T0
Shesp-Receipts- l56oo; market steady
Sheep, 5-7sa6 80; lambs, g. T50T.60,
Kansas City, March l?.~-Cattle-Re-
Gepts, lI.u9; market steady to 10 cents
lower Native steers ,4OSl6 10; native
cows and heifers. 2,SOG5.25: stocRers and
feeders, S.6olr5. =; calves. 8. oGfi7 co. west
cows. s.CGG4.5O.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market cents
lower Heavy, 6,16G6-so packers ESQ
6.eIlg; pigs and lights, 5.75sf6. 70.
Sheep--Recelpts G. 900 market 5.alo cents
higher A1uttOns, 5.00is.oo. lambs 5.759
80 range wethers, S.+O45,7d; fed ewes
Omaha, March 2.-Cattle-Recelpts, g.
ceo market steady TO lower Ma tive steers
4oodsS-Si cows and hefsrs. 2,5oa4 10 ;
western steers, 3,25si6, IS cows and heif-
ers, 2-2sl4 ,25= Gamers, 2.ooaS 90; stock
ers and feeders, 10000. O1 calves, 3. 00Ta
SO; bulls and stays, 2. 5dt4.61
Hoes-Receipts 1000; market cents
lower. Heavy. s-7Na6 10: mixed. s,s75rtp6 20:
lights, 6-6ld6 20. pigs. 5T5fi6-5n
sheep-Rece1pts, 1900 market steady.
Yearlings, 50; wethers, 5.2Sfl5 10:
ewes s.7bho.s0; lambs 6.Tbff7-5o.
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NIs, w 'J'SVlld WIeF' JUST stomach lI"u~
Bile. nothing else In the world. Two
bottles OF Cooper's New Discovery VIII
put the stomach In shape In three
weeks. know this because I've seen
il tried a thousand times. Then all
nervousness will disappear, 1 know
this too, because I've seen it happen n
Thousand times. Here's letter [ got
the other day:
MY system YVES badly run down and
my stomach and nerves in All awful
shape. l could not digest my food,
WAS always tired and would often feel
faint and dizzy"
II had heard so much of Your New
Discovery medicine that ] began taxi
Ing IT, Relief and strength and hap
piness we're found in the very 6rst
bottle and the benefit have received
from it has been truly wonderful. I am
no longer nervous, my appetite and d.
gestion are good and I eat everything
and sleep WELL Mrs. w. J, Schaurer,
20 Guthrie ST., Louisville, Ky.
We sell Cooper's New Discovery. It
makes tired. worn out, nervous people
happy Tho r. j. Hill Drug Co., 50 w.
md South St
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.


Utah stocks were In defIlaltu ~ ~
,,orninr's session OF the local eNcllalsS.
r'he tro,Ible al Godiield and unsetsleu
condition In that camp has an e,LeSs
1,pon trading and Utah mines reC ~, so
more attention than usual. DAILY Seu ,So
started the ball going at sio-2S. Ivy
sharox being snapped NJ qmckiy a'
mis- 1.rLr-e Uncle Sam started out Az ~,
drnpI,ed to As5a, then 10 AZ ana nhans
ia az. Al the hrst price 100 snhles'
hanged hands; at the second wv a'lu
81 The third l.lQO and 500 at the last
,lstir.. Beck Tunnel made preeiips,,t ,
M glide, 1000 changed hands at N,s'n
rnt,oved by the transfer oil l.svo az
Z, ssia and 100 at sl.So. AS rapidly as
stocks began to move they went doW,l
q few cents but snappy runs were
characteristic OF the trading
Reck Tunnel bohbed UP again during
ne nn.n board call at sl-s25s. This
f,at,re moved 100 shares mpus
con sold for $500 during the open
hnard and South Columbus az y 20.
seven Troughs brought IS and IS, DAILY
fudge dropped to $40 l.1a- sl,Ve.
Shield. Victor Con, and Tetro went at
"a 4, and rs respectively. The morn
inrs sales during both calls toilow'
ropAY's QUOTATIONS.
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BarrIsh, president of the Western In.
dusSrial Investment company, of Den.
yer, Edward C. Strauh, president of
the Globe Furnace company. OF Den
YER andt OF the Ssraub Investment
company of Ely; Ernest r. Wooley, OF
the Amalsanated Mines Develop.
meIt company OF New York and Of
Blackhorse; Mayer Il. NJ Conroy Of
Ogden real estates and mines: w. b.
WedeI Of Ogden, real estate and
MINIS; William r. Binford OF Ely
and Ogden, mines; w. c, Ballinser,
John ., Davis and II. M Black OF
Salt Lake: j, u Petty of Ogden; Geo
W. Myser OF Ogden; Robert Murdoch
and NJ, y. McKane OF Logan; Utah;
A. B, Rockhll or Spanish Fork.
utahs Homer Hart of Blackhorse; e.
c. I-ackner OF Salt Lake. William II.
She'll II, o. Hall, W. N. McGill, a.
q. Corbett. o. c. Nelson, A, b. Witch
err. Joseph Pheby. Lockhard & Co..
Dlckerson & Ellis. Ely Investment
Co., Fl. C. Herrlck & Co. j. b. Sir1p-
son, Francis II. Sherrerd Max NJ.
Johnson, q. l.. Richard. NJ. +. Rick
ard, Fuillner & ives, a. j. stevens,
Z. w. Hulse of Ely and A. g. Burrtll OF
Blackhorse.
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FROM HELLO GIRL
TO MINE OWNER
-----------------r--------
Miss Geneyieve Holden Renders
Favor and Gets Reward
ed With Stock.
SELLS AND BUYS A CLAIM.
NOW In tsoIdfcld TO Consider Tempting
Offers Made 10 Her For Her
Property.

once a hello girl In Salt Lake City
and now a prosperous mine owner Of
Goldield Is the transition that has TAX
en- place in the life Of Miss Genevieve
Holden within the past several weeks.
RENDERED A FAVOR.
Miss Holden Is only IS years of age.
She Is still heart whole and fancy free
Furthermore she Is In Gpldfeld, regis
tered at one OF the leading hotels.
Miss Holden was asked some weeks ago
while at work on switchboard in the
City OF Zion. to locate q certain mining
operator In order that an important
message might be delivered. she went
TO considerable trouble TO carry out the
commission and the mining operator
was SO pleased that ne presented her
with q couple OF hundred shares OF
stock, which was selling Tor trtile on
the market A strike was made and the
stock took leap. She sold the shares
and invested in a claim out IN the Dia-
nlondheld section. The value of 1t Was
a query, but Within a few days Miss
Holden began 10 receive cash offers for
the property by wire The figures in
creased and the hello girl" quit her
job and is here to accept the best offer,
which Will be some where in I'VE ilg'
lfes. --C foldGeld News.
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ADOPTS ADVERTISING.
Southern Utah Wants Her Resources
Set Forth To Encourage Capital.

The Cedar Clty Commercial club
has mining committee which Is de-
voting its time. energy and ability 10
advertising the mineral resources of
southern Utah. Stories are being pub
ish ed In newspapers throughout the
state in an effort to attract capital and
encourage development The pub
licIty scheme is a good one as the dis.
trict has the resources To- return four
To every dollar invested Wonderfully
rich In minerals. especially iron and
coal Prof. T. S. Newbury of Columbia
School OF Mines, n. Y, some wears
ago said in his report on the iron
regions of Iron county: 'Trhey con-
gtliute perhaps the most remarkable
deposits OF iron vet discovered on this
continent.
THE iron orc beds form a series
of protrudng cresvs and masses over
HAVING a Width Of from three e i've ave
miles.
T.. ID Wassell of PlttHburg Penn. i'm
part rprorr sai.!
Il am surprised b.yond what I am
able 10 axprsss al the great min erai
Wealth of from ro,,pty IetaG ahn,,n6-
ing az "A does with iron ore and coal
There are different classes of ran ore
IN IRON county quite sufficient Ia guar.
|. antea success I'm tIe sn,etti,a 80,
iions Of a blast f,rnace S ,rb.. Ip t"ynst
a,radcs win uot Weld Lass th,, * n,-
| 10 nor cent and n,hers oe a ~
gnda ,vBIl v H., Ia nr,. cont ~ ,'.tsS.1, =
RON InbG NIcN,icfcr asss,.. 'i ts ~ !,
| Ialte ,slN- anolv,s, ,,,,,r,IS ~, ~,
IL IsnnvS ,s Ibc I{1nr,",i, 81 M,,,.
| n ana ;TS rc,. cs1y of I',,t,ii, si ~
-hrec so,, ,i,.s r,iv,,o5 ltVi I,
M.,N,ve,i ~ T.ns Aneolas "S =" 4,e >.
price ami sons San y,nr,.,, "I S,I,1 >
pg, 20 shr fcllnU,Ing r"e,,tts 49, ~
! a. ,',, '"eS'h w ~" j.
| rs,, c,r, S,.1, PEE Sfnt no.
| ~ 9.,,rI., ,s VA, ~ " nl w. SAM
| nrod,tetlan or M "'.'ii I I.,,o, l'i tn9
| ..Iil'S Ns+,.,,', IT, s.,PH hn""n brand
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VIA NIAGARA FALLS AND
LEHIGH VALLEY n. r.
To New York

A delightful trip at any season The
route 81 the Lehlgh Valley is famed for
its scenic beauty, and comfort Ia as
shred on It's vestihulnd trains. Its
double track ~ stone ballAsted
throughout. ana trains are protected
BY automatic electric block signals
Your local ticket agent Will sell you
tickets reading over the Lehigh Wall
ley from Niagara Falls or Buffalo to
New York or Philadelphia.
Descriptive matter mailed on request
70 chaH, $: Lee. @ y. A., Las Liberty
st., New York,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-12

Record at the local office Of the wealth
or bureau for the a hours ending at q
a. m. today
Temperature at a. M. Ss maximum.
a. minimum. al mean, 3s which Is de-
sfees below normal
Precipitation for the "A hours ending at
6 "A. m. 81 inch
Precipitation since the first OF the
month. lOg inch, which is 81 Inch above
the normal.
Excess in precipitation since Jan. /, 9.5s
In cllss
Relative humidity 90 per cent
FORECAST TILL G F.. NJ. WEDNESDAY
.l.uoal forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity;
Possibly snow, colder tonight yyednes.
day fair.
n. j HYATT.
Section Director.
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TRIANGLE DEAL.
IS CONCLUDED
Sail Lakers, Headed by {. Cop
lev Purchase Promising WIN
nemucca Property.
COMPANY TO BE ORGANIZED
Mime rIas Three Distinct Lodges SHOW
ing Ores Carrying Gold ana s''V''
vnIues--owners Optimistic.

y .opley formerly Of New 4o'N pue
noy with headquarters IN TINS c''s $50
,,,,rchaeed the Golden Triangle sl'uF
,,sor Wiunenucea from H. 1. Aps'e'''
NJ .-oplev and George Wilson 'nc p'V'
ree, Of the Rosebud district 'e'' '''a
III, last week. meeting Mr. Austen d.
yvtnuemucCa where the naal uN''l''s
,be aeal were closed Mn wilson hs'.
~ o,,t,on on the property. The ply"
,,aIa Inv MIR. Copley is well up INTO Tl et
80 a cures MIR. Abstein would nv w
the entire interest go ana reth.' w ~
s.,h.tantlal holding. a company -
~, sr,,anized at once to take oEet s ,t,ie
operafe the property. ihe -, ~,
angle Mining company Is ~ 70 atrss,-
nan. OF the corporation lp 80,
torato win comprise sucn pnVssiden;
sans + .ak.rs as G.. w. Morgan, pIehls,es
M Morrison Mining company
ceoree N, Lawrence. ssate sen"eSi'
InSee Marioneaux and MIR. copley'
HAS THREE LEDeEs'
,rbe Golden triangle is situated ~ o 'ae
..rI,,.,Jt1 ~ Sulphur Springs. Its SNOW
sno ranks Well with that OF any pi
,e, IN the state. Three distinct ltnsvs
h.,va heen OPENED up and samples iloi i.,
aach OF Them carry good values ~ ss,r"i
ana SILVER AS soon us the heN Su .'.s
,iaN crpanize a developing company aS,
S st,,a u 1.ors is to be carried ahead 10
e e'n and the Salt Lakers VINO l hayo
ees,,red an interest believe the pIpl9et,
~ ,rlil prove good mine, Mr. Copleg
on.I assnclates are not easily eNcl,eu
M XII, in auiet steady manner usuAny
, ~ r,agt. 70 get big returns upol moaes
sbev invest. MIR. Copley Is AZ tne ns,nu
of 4 number Of successful mining %D
NAMES ana among mining nish Ia s,,r.
iltatlOn Is that OF y SANE H''te
f,il nnnrn1Or.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YEsrERpAY,s

Andrew samnelson TO I,4aie L.
Goddard. all block LA, plat ID. .,..- elO
Henry Carrgan 10 John Dudler.
land section g. township / south,
range ! east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
East Garfield Land Co. 10 John
Nye, lot 8, block 2, NeN0house Cop
per plant addition ,.-..,.,,.-.,,,,,... 40
n +. Barnard to- lSorenz0 JsnRen,
lot l. block Jos, plat D.....,...... 1,6o
Hubbard Investment co, to H. W.
Whitney. lots g. etc. block y,
Oakley sub. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s
Emma Y. Naylor TO Henry III. 1Nir.
south, range ] west -; ...;,.'',.:.., 100
Charles A. Larson 10 Floyd r. Wox
OF al. part or lot y block %, plat
a ,,,.-- Observation-Disclosures, 1.S
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G. II, BuRHANs TEsTTIEs AFTER
FOUR YEARS

@. n, Bnrhans, OF Carlisle Center, N r,
writes About four years ago I wrote
81 a severe Kidney trouble by taking less
than two bottles OF Foleys Kidney Cure
II entirely stopped the brick dust ssdi-
ment. and pain and symptoms NJ kidney
disease disappeared. / arm glad to say
that have never bad a return OF any or
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and I am evidently
mend Foley's Kidney Cure TO any One sur
rerng from kidney or bladder trouble ''
Sold by r. T. IliIl Drug co,
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HAVE You A CorGHe

\ dose Of Ballard's Horehound Syrup
will relieve H. Have you a cold?
for consumption for bronchi It's Mrs Joe
McGrath, S?1 E. lst Street. Hutchinson,
kans, writes; II have used Billiards.
years, and fnd II the most palatable med,
ioine / ever used" Sold by z. c. NJ /.
Drug Dept. IN and III South Main st b
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LAFAYETTE HANcHETT BACK.

Lafayette Hanchett, manager of the
Newhouse interests, returned yesterday
from an inspection of the inIhes In
Beaver county. we are sending out
80 tons of high grade ore every other
day and an average OF 100 tons OF
concentrates every day" he said. mo
first class miner who wants work Will
be turned away IL he applies 10 the SUI
perintendent for position, as there Is
room for rs more miners at the mime
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DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.

Foley d Co.. Chicago, originated Honey
and Tar as THROAT and lung remedy,
and ON account VI the great merit and
popularity 81 Foley's Honey and Tar
ulne These worthless limitations fave
similar sounding names. Beware OF them,
The genuine Foiey's Honey and Tar Is IN
o yellow package Ask for II and refuse
any substitute, II Ia the best remedy foT
coughs and colds Sold by +. j. Hin Drug
co
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, March l2--rhe wheat market
today opened easy and with a. fairly ac-
tive trade. The general sen timent was
6ear1sh' lower cables being the chief in
huence. PIT traders were free sellers May
fil4. ~" -
The corn market was steady and trad
ing was very quiet. Local receipts were
tied weather was predicted for the corn
belt Msy opened shade to 4. lower al
49, 10 a., and sold at az.
The oats market was weak because Of
lower at 41ss sold at ttisGs2 and declined
TO ass
Provisions we're weak because Of s.
cent decline in live hogs, May pork OPP
ened p cents lower AT 1910; lard was
l2,s lower, at s.s7ls to 300.
SUGAR AN DCoFFEE.
New York. March 12-Sugar. raw,
steady Fair refining. 3 1-ls; centrifugal,
Refined-Quies. Crushed $40; powder
ed. 50: gTanulated. 10
Cofree-.steady. No Rio, T1sdTt4; No. 4
The ow price FOR May wheat was 1874
higher at 1s5a.
corn,,The market was dull all day. May
Cash whestINo, 2 red. ~; No. red,
s1N7s; No northern, scj4Gs5; No & do.
o4e4; No. 6 spring, 7e9s3
corn-No. z, II; No 3, 431sen4sa
Oats oIsss--N w. : 4lst; No; 9 ~, -n,
Corn--May, 81; July, 451s
Pcrk-May. ie.io; July, is'a.
t.ard--MaS, 9.25s July, go.
Rlbs-Mayy, 20; July, 9.oS59.o71s
Barlev--C'ash flflT5.
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thing terrible is
going to ha ppen-
At night they toss
and worry and are
not rested. They
tire easily and
haven't Inuch en-
ergy. They think
many things are
the matter with
them Consnnp-
tion, Kidney troll
bic, or twenty
other diseases, It's
.,,.,t s-thtoNaoA ff,Ail,
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REGULAR CALL.

REGULAR CALI"
paIy Judge, LOO at 1926,
Lower Mammoth, 10 AZ 10
Neyada Hints 200 "a 3-15
silver shield 1000 AZ a.
Uncle sam, 100 nj iss 400 al asa l.leo
al As 500 nt i7la.
Victoria 200 AT 2.ib'
Beck Tunnel 1000 at l.s7is, liaoo at
t.S9h,, 100 al 1850
Little Chief, zoo at 10,
Mountain Lake. 600 AT al 600 at 10,
seller go. 400 at 90.
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SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS.

The following quotations ON the san
Francisco market today are furnished
by james A. Pollock a. Company, bank
ers and brokers OF this city;
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SHORT TALKS BY
L. r. COOPER.
s---~-t---
NERVOUS SHES s.

Nervousness makes people miserable,
blue and unhappy. They think some
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salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks, finishing, framing lta s.
Main Street
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a Il. So. Temple. Both
Phones 9l0
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Third South St. and
Rio Crande West
ern's New Depot

Are the talk Of the tpwn- Are you
Interested In real estatef IL 80
have YOU thought Of the faet 'ha'
sales OF business real estate wl'Nin
one block either way from Ssu
South Street have aggregated. our
ins the past twelve months more
than the sales made Of all other
business real estate IN salt Lake
cityr There lie a Eeason. Wateh
that district grow.
we have the exclusive agency for
Some of the best buys on Srd
South Street we have also other
business property, and homes and
building lots. No trouble TO show
property to intending purchasers
GEO. M. CANNON co.
Rooms 5l2-5Is Templeton Building.
Phone Bell a.
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IT flows like Are through your veins;
1t does the work. II you're wasting
away day by day take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. q. c, NJ, L. Drug Dept,
112-11t So Main St
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a. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 216 d. r Walker Block.
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r. IL. Snow 6 Co.. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.

NJ. S. Hanauer. j. V. SadleT
1852 So. West Temple. p. O. box 14ls
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n. M. WEST & CO., stock brokers'
y, r. Walker Blk. Tel. 166: res 3bl0.I
Cannon & Cannon, Mining Stock, Brok-
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Seven Troughs. 400 ay co. 100 at 81;
100 at CT; 800 at 49, LOO at 5S; LOCO at
ST.
Victor 500 at H.
Yankee GOO at "a.
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel. 100 at I,s2is
Columbus Con, 100 al 500: 100 at 5.95.
DAILY Judge, $50 at 10.12ls.
lngOt 1000 al 6ia.
May Day i,J00 at 20,
South Columbus Con- 900 at LES
Seven Troughs, 100 at So; 1000 at IS.
Silver Shield, 2oo at ~.
Victor Con. 100 at L.
Tetro. 100 at is.
Yankee, 1000 al 81.
carisa. 1000 at so.
CONGRATULATIONS
Shares Amount.
Regular sales .-.....-.. 1890 tlse2s.75
Open board ...,....,..lS6jO l3,90l.T5
Forenoon totals ..,2Gs0O s26,ss55c
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Seven Troughs. 400 as 60; 100 at 81;
100 at 6l 800 at 80; LOO at u.s.; LOCO at
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PASSENGERS q
Arrived q


: Per s. s. America Maru, from the
Orient, April 14.-Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ.
Atkins and servant. Capt. G. Arnold.
U. s. NJ; NJ. A. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
A d. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Cooke.
DR. T. lchioka, Capt. r. Ingersoll. U.
S. NJ; Rev. c. l.. Kearns. wife and in
fant; +. L. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Kepner, Paul Lauder. II. Luzuriaga.
Capt. 7. Mclean, U. s. N: VIM. Mar
tin, DR.. L. Matsusaki, G. Miyamoto,
7. Murata, Maj II. p. Nevill, Mrs. A.
p. Preston, Master X. Preston, J. Shi-
bata, Y. Shimada. J. Soyeda, w. A.
sutherland, wife and infant: NJ Ia
kagi and servants, s. Takeda, Bishop
T. NJ. Thoburn. W. G. Welburn, Ray
Il. Wilcox, Miss A. L. Williams. T.
Yoshikawa.
Per stmr W. G. Hall, from Kauai
ports, April l4.-H. J. johnson. 4. A.
OBrien, Miss Hemenway. DIR. Hemen-
way and wife. II. w. Snow, c. p. Le-
ong. j. Hackett. Father Ammeran. Miss
j. Bechert, Miss A. Thronas, q. N. Will
cox, A. S. Wilcox and wife, Chas. De-
ment, c. w. Spitz, Rev. NJ. Tsugi, Mas
ter s. kinoda, Master NJ. Shimamura,
Mrs. II. B. Clark. Miss Donaldson, J..
ii. Moragne. and 80 deck.
Per stmr. Ke Au Hou. from Anahola,
April l3.-George Klugel.
Per 5. 5. Kasado Maru, from Callao.
April 13.-Mr Jose.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Saturday, April 13.
Jap. s. s. Kasado Maru, Filmer. from
Callao, $3.50 y. m. (put In for coal and
water).
Stmr. J. A. Cummins. Searle, from
Oahu ports, at 1880 y. m.
Sunday, April "a.
T. X. X. s. s. America Maru, Going.
from the Orient. a. m.
Stmr. W. @. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai ports, 1857 q. m.
Stmr. Iwalani. Piltz, from Molokai
and Maui ports. . a. m.
Stmr. Niihau, Townsend, from Maka-
well. 1915 a. m.
Am. bktn. Irmgard, Schmidt. q days
from Gray's HarbOr. $50 a. III.