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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-07
WHY THE SOUTH
REMAINS SOLID
Senator Ben Tillman Declares
The Negro Question Keeps
Il Democratic.

AS Ions as Repubhoanlsm means
Nirreriem we win all be- Democratic ln
the south.
This was the declaration made this
afternoon by L. S. Senator Ben. j..
TiIlman. known far and wide as the
"pitchfork' senator from South Caro-
lima. Senator Tllman arrived from To-
gan. and went al once to The CONNER
citl club Tor luncheon. Here he was
visited b. News reporter aud
he made the statement that the negro
question made DO impossible Tor o. man
20 be "a Republican aud be respectable
az the same time in tho south, while
Commercial club servant ot dusky colof
was serving him With ice water. and me-
was asking another to bring MIN one
more pad of butter.
Mrs Iilman is with the senator and
hc comes 60 an lecture engagement
ia the First congregational church
this evening. After il is over nc Will
leave for Butte on The midnight train,
en- route east after three weeks spent pa
California. Washington end oregon
Tillman. like Bryan and LafOllettc is ut
a class OF public men who spend their
leisure time ou the lecture platform
picking up Information on the drift of
the expenses of their touring the coun-
tfy.
Senator Tillman is middle aged. or "a
little more. and his face suggests the
fire that is not quite bitter however
vindicuVc, that characterizos his utter
anCcs
"The president rs down your way
now" was suggested by way of open
ing conversation ON southern topics,
do you think he viii bring any votes
over into the G.. %. Pr?
This was the question that aroused
the senator. mo. SIR he replied with
emphasis. and forgetting his dinner
TO turn around to face the questiouer.
NO, sir. man can't be a Republican
and be respectable On my country, sir
Republication means down there equa
suffrage for the negro, and that keeps
the negro question eterually 20 Inc
front. We could divide up ana Doe
partisans ON the tariff. or ON coinage
or ON public ownership but we never
get "a chance to get away from thai
eternal negro question.
Now TAFT tried that He went down
into Kentucky and got TO arguing with
them about forgetting 10 be Democrats
end returning Republican majoriuesi
but ne didn't do amy good. Why in
South Carolina there are about ltOoul
white people, and I don't think that
800 of them viii own up 20 being ke-
Dubucans. and ] don't think you will
1nd 10 OF this 500 that you could trust
with "a dime around the corner
senator Tillman will spend this after
noon resting preparatory TO delivering
his lecture tonight The colOred ser
want who waited on him said after
wards that ho liked Mr.. Tillman because
he had the nerve TO say what he
bought. and that wasn't any worse
han a whole lot Of other people
thought. down where he came from.
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SHELTER TRUST QUESTION.
secretary Of Mining Congress sends
out Letters ON This subject

secy James r Canbrcath Of the
American Mining congross is sending
out letters 90 the members OF that orr
sanitation inviting them to forward to
the committee on mutual relations and
grievances OF ore producers ana cus-
tom smelters. all Information they
possess regarding the conditions prp-
vailing between the producers and the
smolters This Is one OF the import
ant features with which the congress
a. concerning itself and win De made
the subject OF am exhaustive discus
sion az the next session OF the congress
az Joplin
Al the Denver headquarters. untr-
ing effort is being eXerted towards "a
collection OF reliable data on this linz
portant matter and a comprehensive
question blank has been prepared and
o. being sent ont On company with the
sccretary's letter. which when given
the close attention 30 deserves on the
part OF those who can speak lntelll-
gently ON the subject because of their
actual experiences. viii undoubtedly
represent a fund or vital and Import
ant Information
The letter states that at the last
session 90 the congress. Manager
Guitermau of the American Smelling
Refining company in behalf Of
smclter interests. and senator u. II
De IA Nergno un behalf OF the ore
producers, discussed the Mutual Rela-
lions and Grievances of the Shelter
Trust and the orc Producer" follow
Ing which "a resolution was unanimous
ly adopted providing for the appoint
mcnt of "a committee 90 investigate and
report at the next meeting. n b
charged hy the ore producers that the
alleged smelling trust Is making extor-
Tomato charges for It's services. that
10 rs making enormous profit upon
capitalization largely watercd. that
through combination with the rau-
roads, NJ ls able 90 stlne competition.
and that at its present rate 0f growth
90 WIN in "a short time actually control
production and the market ana ahso-
IuIolN control the Independent miner.
On the other hand. % h asserted that
there is no smoiter trust. that compeu-
lon De- every where possible ana that
the PROFITS made hy the smemlters are
fair and reasonable
The Mining congress. believing this
"a question OF vital Importance. has
undertaken 90 conduct an inyestlga-
tion that vim enable BE- to arrive at a
fair conclusion relative to the Justice
or Injustice ~ these charges.
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MEETING IN BARRATT HALL.
Interesting Overflow Services Conduct
ed There Yesterday Afternoon

owing to the Indictment weather yesler-
dav afternoon no outdoor meetings were
held on the temple grounds but for the
benefit of the large numbers OF people
who could not get within doors of the
tabernacle OF the Assembly hail, a meet
ing was held Ia Barratt hall, ana llat
building was crowded 10 its capacity
Music was furnished by Elders IA. O.
whitney George ID. Piper John d. slen-
Ger and H. s. Ensign and by ffot'
Charles keuts quarter.
Elder Seymour b. Young Of the nrst
councu OF seventy, presided over tho
gathering, and brief but spirite1 ad-
dresses were delivered by the following
President A. A. Hincklcy OF Willard
stake President Edward n, snow OF -.
George stake. President Charles II. Hart
OF the FIRST council of seventy, Elder Jo-
seph Eckersley Of the Wayne stake presl-
dency. President Nephl J.. Morris OF the
salt lake stake and President Seymour
b. Young. The latter presented tue SEN
eraI authorities Of the church, who were
AN unanimously sustained. The Invocation
and benedlction were offered by Elder y.
n. snow and President seymour b.
Young. respectively.
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Columbus Con- 100 at tO5. 100 at 400.
100 at 3g1h
DAILY. 900 at 1925.
Little Bcll 300 az ss 500 at 81. 800 az
96 100 az 9g
May Day 500 at 81. $500 at SO. 1000
az 90. 90 at 90. seller 90. 5000 at 50
buyer 30
Nevada Hills. 100 at $50
Star Con. 800 Oat f0
Uncle sam Con. COO az 100. 200 at
L27ia. COO 40 1896 100 az 1924.
Beck Tunnel 200 at 1906 1000 at L50
100 at $50. buyer 30. 500 at t45. LOO
at lf2ia. 600 at i45. buyer go. 100 az I 40.
Colorado. 100 90 40. 600 at 40. buy
er 60. 200 at ABS buyer 90. 200 az 40.
buyer 81, 100 az f3j. 500 ot 40.
1000 az co. 1000 90 IS. 500 AZ ~. seller
90. 900 at go. seller 90. 600 AZ 81 200 at
53. 100 az Oh
Iron Blossom. 800 at 20. 100 at 70. sell
or 60. 1000 az SO. 5000 40 ca
Mountain Lake 1000 AZ 60. 400 at 50:
200 no Ga
sioux CON. 600 at IS. 1000 at 80.
Seven TrOughs 900 at IS. 500 az
80. 400 at 81. 200 at 35a.
Victor Con-, $500 az 49, 1900 az 1914.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 at 1,42ls, 500 at
/. 40.
ColorsEo. 200 at A20
Columbus Con. 100 az 3S7t.
DAILY Judge. 1900 al $50
Crown Point 300 az CO.
Iron Blossom. 100 al 81. 500 at IS. SELL
er 80
Mountain Lake, 500 az 52 coo al 81.
600 at 3d.
Mammoth. 600 at 202ik
Sioux Con. 2 600 az 80. 500 az 90
Uncle Sam Con. 1000 az 1876. buyer
60. $500 az Ls2A. 1000 at l2o. 500 at
1885.
Victor Con 900 al ~.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE

James a Pollock a Co. bankers
and brokers. west Second South
street. furnish the following received
over their private wire. this after
noon.
Adventure. ~ az. Allouez. 3O0g2;
Arcndian. 3ituf, Atlantic. ~ ~
81 bingham Cons. + asked; Butte
Coartn.. tbnt6h; Granny, $1,000,
Greenc-Can'ea. 7A07h; Mass. az
pc New Cons. 9M n10i ola nomin-
Ton. 23t 02ii Parrot, t2h W18h
shannon. t0A 0t0hi United copper.
flmfsi Trinity t3013h Utah CONS
3fa mabi Wyandot 1880, Ariz.
Cont 12nl3i Royale 1bmtbiai
Halaklala. SON
Cal q ARR. io6AaLo7. g.. q H.6f0W
5000 Copper Range. b7ba6s. DAILY
West iohali FRANKLIN. snsh, Mex
con. shN9 Mohawk fen5l North
nutte, ti0fh Oscenla. 9ou9i Tama-
rack, 0iUl0. Victoria. fH5. Winonn,
thMb Wolverine. l01hGi1O. Am.
Zinc, 2l02lh Boston Con-. ifMalbi
n. 3. s. a II. com, 3hl a85h ". ~ 3.
q Il. pfd, Sea- 1sI.
CURB CLOSE
Butte London. lQl5si Davis DAILY,
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. oct THE wheat market to-
day opened active and strong. Liver
pool market was reported up / penny be-
cauie on the lack Of rain Ia India. The
bullish factors on the local market were
small receipts in the northwest and a
good general demand. December wheat
opened y 10 = higher at l02h to l.027s
and sold al .03 Minneapolis, Duluth and
chicago reported receipts Of COL cars.
The strength Of wheat and small local
receipts caused "a strong corn market. De-
cemhpr corn opened = 10 LdM higher at
sied6>a, and sold al 59As.
The provisions market was firm because
OF the strength Of grain and a 8 70 lO-cent
advance IN the price of live hogs. January
pork was up ~ at l5.Z7a Lard and ribs
were also each 2i8 higher at 20 and
7 q respectively.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. Oct. 7.-Buttcr. steady. Cream
cries. 2ia 29h; diaries. 22Z7.
Eggs-steady. at mark, cases included,
l5hmsia.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York oct, Sugar. raw, steady.
Fairs refining, 3.h; centrifugal, 96 test,
3.h. molasses sugar, 80
Cunce-Steady. No. Z Rio, 6. No.
santos s.
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REGULAR p. NJ SALES

Grand Central 200 az $50
Little Bell 100 at 9S. zoo az 81. 100
at 80. seller Go, 100 al 90 800 at 90.
Lower Mammoth. 200 al pos. 200 at
300. 200 nc 2b2ih
May Day 1000 az IS. 100 at &c.
Nevada Hills, 100 az A42ia
Nevada FairticN 1900 az OSi4
600 az .Ok
So. Swansea. 1000 at .OS
Uncle Sam Con. g.. 500 at l3O. 1000
at 1924 buyer BOG 1000 at LAIN
Beck Tunnel 1000 at t42ia. 100 al
40. seller go
BLACK Jack 100 at rs. I.4OO az Al:
100 M 3s, l.400 OF a.; 800 at 90: $500
al 49,
Grown Point 400 at 81. 100 at SO.
100 Ut 40. 500 at as
Iron Blossom 500 at o.. 500 nj 40
$500 af 59. 500 az 5N
Mountain Lake. 200 at 90. 100 at bi.
600 at o. seller 80. 600 at s2 seller
Richmond Anaconda 1000 at Is.
1000 al l1ia
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT.

The demand on the local markets IL
easing up today. with the departure or
conference visitors. The receipts I'M
clude car loads OF grapes. California
sweet potatoes. Idaho potatoes. with
express shipments of California vege-
tables Ira season and IN sizeable lots
Wax and green beans are a new tea-
ture IN tho market, and there Is a
slight rise ln sack lots Of sugar. Corn
and barley are M cents. Ducks are
I'm the market with the best qualities
coming rather high. The prices obtain
ing today are as follows.
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MONTANA SMOKE CASES.
Master i'm Chanccry Crane submits
His Findings.


A decision has been reached iu the
smoke" cases az Butte. Last SAT-
urday Master I'm Chancery Crane sub
mittcd his findings I'm the case hled by
William Bliss and others To recover
damages and to secure an Injunction
against the Anaconda Copper COM
pauy and the Washoe company res
training the companies from further
damaging the lands OF Deer Lodge
valley by the precipitation OF arsenic
and sulphur fumes from the smoke Of
the Washoe smelter The master
nnds that the farmers Of the valley
have been injured by the arsenic. but
not from the sulphur fumes. but In
conclusion he finds that the damage
TO the rauchers would be far greater
lf by order Of the court. the smelter
were closed down. as irreparable loss
would result from such action. both
20 Butte and Anaconda and the COPE
per industry throughout the state.
There Is q wide diversity OF opinion
concerning the findings or the master
While a large majority Of the lawyers
look upon Il as favorable TO the COM
panies, there are some. and very
prominent ones who say that 70 is
decidedly unfavorable.
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PANICKY TIMES
ON THE EXCHANGE
A Tremendous Shrinkage in Stock
Values Characterized
Todays Trading.
TsHoRT" ELEMENT SMILES.
Few stocks Escaped Slaughter--l'ot-
tom May Not Sc Reached
Yet.

Tho mercury OF the Salt Lake stock
4 Mining exchange ran mighty low TO-
day. Panicky conditions reigned, ana
taken aH iu au t was one OF the
"biuest" Mondays IN the history Of the
brokers organization. Prices of stocks
Zen tremendously and some OF them
could be- bought anywhere from -O 10
eB per cont cheaper than they could
n Few weeks ago People who bought
In while prices were up Co the highest
uotches can now look back and soc ine
folly OF making speculation hFea'-
ments during boom times. But it ~
the same OLD story and history is just
repeating itself again. Ihere were "
good many long faces aeen auoVL We
exchange room today and mingled ~
the crowd were others whose counter
ances hcamcd with smiles But we
latter was made up OF that class VINO
have had experience ln stock tp"cu"-
ton. they saw the danger signal ahead
anI sold short" when prices we're
hilher and took advantage OF the de-
cline 90 cover
HOW THEY TREMBLED
on saturday Columbus Consolidated
closed with "a bid OF $40 The stock
began doiug business today az 500
ana sold down Co s3.gIH Little Bell
OF Park city escaped being hurt May
Day only fen a few points, but Uncle
sam. which recorded sales on Saturday
at 81 90. came down 90 81 20, after
wards rallying 10 S.32h. Beck Tun-
mel, selling on the last 9ny Of the
week al sl.G5. tumbled ~ $40 and
managed To- work back 60 }l.s5 before
the end OF the regular call Colorado,
crown Point and Iron Blossom tumbled
with the rest. All along the line there
were declines noted yet under the CIR
oumstanCes. Seven Troughs, Ulntah
Treasure Hnl and Ohio Copper held
their won remarkably well. The lat
ter was offered down 20 N.lb. copper
Glance held its own az Saturdays hg-
ures.
MARGINED STOCKS APPEAR.
stocks held on margins made their
appearance In the pit 20 be sacrihccd
and am of which but added more fuel
Co the flame of depreciation II is
the opinion OF many that the bot
tom has not yet been reached and VIII
not be until the margined stocks
brought out for slaughter are oh-
sorbed However now is good time
Tor persons who have the money 10
spare and a good supply OF nerve as
well. q get IN ana buy the better. class
stocks for they are certain Co react
and go 10 the higher levels again.
That The circular issued from the
offices ~ the smelling companies
calling Tor a enrichment ~ output
from the lead mines. is responsible 20
large degree FOR today's market COM
ditions. there Is not The slightest
doubt. Holders OF Tintlc stocks. par
ucularly. have become scared and are
endeavoiinR 20 liquidate.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS
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CONCENTRATES

The annual meeting of the INDIE
pendent Coal a Coke company is
scheduled 20 take place in Evanston,
Wyo.. today
The production of the United Verde
copper mines la Arizona, owned hy
senator W. A. CLARK. has been cut
down 60 per cent
Articles Of Incorporation OF the
North Goliv8 Consolidated Mining
company have been filed with the Sec
Rotary OF state. The company owns
mining properties In Utah and Juab
counties. Its capitalization is $780,
600. divided into shares OF the par vale
ne OF 10 cents each Jesse Knight ls
president J. william Knight. vice
president, and r. y. Allen, secretary
and treasurer.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. oct. 7.-Hogs-Reoeipts about
2S00O. Market sc higher. light. 615qs %;
mixed. $50. IS. heavy. 9 .7506.75; rough,
3. 80 O.; pigs, 5.1OQ6 As. bulk OF sales, sis
az %.
Sheep Receipts about 5000 Market l0c
lower Native 3.005.35, western 2yd6 ~:
yearlings, 6.GQ6 Is; lambs, i7Sq7 70.
western, J0ff6.00.
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EVELYN COPPER ORGANIZED

The Evelyn Copper Mining company
has Died articles nj incorporation lu
ihe ofioe 0f the secretary of state. The
capital stock NJ the company la $50 900
n shares Of do cents each The nrou-
critics of tho company are located ln
Morgan county. The officers and direr-
tors are a. d. Tarney president. r. q.
krauss. vice president NJ O Andrew
son, secretary and frcasurrr. w. III
West general manager and N a. Dres-
SER ~ A. white ana W. Al. West d.
rectors.
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7NA7A Giroux. 4Ha5. Majestic. LIS
dih; NipisslnE. 6ysQ7. cum Ely, ehn
- liast Butte, 5hu5a Helvette. iAu
IA Nevada Utah, 3Ma3h. Raven. stn
%. Apex, 3dah
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'preferred stockJ ......7.7 to per cont.
The par value or the UtahIdaho Sugar
Go. stock is SO per share The market
price varies from B.5 to 81 per share,
according TO amount offered FOR sale. and
nearncss to dividend period
The dividend or i7h CENTS PER
sHABn EACH QUARTER PAYS A RE
TURN or FROM "a TO s PER CENT
per annum on the market price. Ia the
Judgment Of some OF the most conscrva-
tive Investors this stock will soon 40 to
par $50 per sharcl. In the meantime those
Who now buy receive quarterly dividends
or IT. cents per share each quarter and
any advantage thar comes from an in-
crease IN market value We shall be glad
to mn your order FOR any amount % stock
you desire charging the fair market price
on the day your order Is received. We
have supplied some good blocks u stock
for others and will do so for YOU. In
writing send the amount YOU wish 20 in
vest IN form OF your check on bank: b.
a bank draft or by express or postofnce
money order
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WOOL


ST. Louis, Oct. Wool steady Ter
rtory and western mediums. 14G, fine
mediums. 1sm23; fine 17d20.
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Nehckcr a Curric, stock BROKERS
22A ID r. Walker Bldg Phone e9Ol.
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Pc-ans, per pound .s...ss...s.........2S
oranges Der box ...... .b.Soa 90
Oranges. per dnzcn. ..4.t..........e 0HI0
Peaches. pounds for................25
Lemons. per dozen ..s............al
fAmrs. per 100 pos. .......t.
Utah new cabbage per lh..........b
Utah lettuce. punches. ........ 10
Turnlpa. two punches. ......t..-..B
Green and wax beans. 3 lbs for.....2s
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I'm IN sHIPMENTs

shipments of orc from Park city last
week amounted to 1881 i6o bounds. the
contributiHg mines ana amounts being
silver King ,................... 060 M
Daily Judge Observation-Disclosures. 1l1fO00
Little Hfl Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
More CON Observation-Disclosures. IOOl
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r. II. SNOW a Co., stock Brokers
y Commercial Biz. Both Phones 1912
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TRIMMING AT ELY.
Nearly Every Mine in Camp Has RE
dncod Working Force.

Simultaneous with the announcement
~ the dismissal of 400 men AL the prop
critics of ihc GirouA Consolidated. comes
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GEORGE M CANNON CO.

Real Estate and Commercial Stocks and
Bonds We desire your orders FOR any
thing In our line
Rooms 5l2-5S Templeton Building. salt
Lake city. Phone Bell 81.
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Ophir I.57h dI.6O; Mexican. 67@
6S. Gould a Curry. 5000, Con. Va.
S1MsS; savage. 7sMS0; Hale &
Norcross l.00W1.05: yellow Jacket.
$50 bid: Belcher. 81 mb2: Confidence,
iOOHl.02 Sierra Nevada, 74m IS;
Exchequer. a asked Union. 52M53.
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Custom Assayers and Chemists $50
South West Temple sd.
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from San Francisco today:
CoMsToCK.
Ophir 157h @I.6O, Mexican. 67G
6S. Gould a Curry, 29m 80, Con. Va.
S1MsS: Savage. 79QB0: Hale g.
Norcross l.0001.05: yellow Jacket.
$50 bid: Belcher. 81 m52: Confidence,
l.UOaI.02ia. Sierra Nevada. 740 75;
ENchequer. "a asked: Union. 52058.
GoLDFIELD.
sandstone. 2s bid Colorado Min. 20
02S: Jumbo Ext, L32lbQl35 Penn
sylvania, asked; Booth. 26G2s. Blue
Bun 20u2l. Adams, s49; Silver Pick,
32034, Nevada Boy, G asked. Black
Butte Ext. 6 asked; Blue Bell, 1lGl2;
Dixie. 30f; Goldheld Columbia, % ask
ed; Hibernia. aus. ST. Ives, 45 bid;
Conqueror, 8 bid; Black Rock, 2Q3i
potlatch 40 asked orc. y bid; Ken
DAN Ext. asked; Sandstone Ext,
asked Mayne, 304 Atlanta, 21Q2S.
CT Bend. 35a36 Simmerone. 10 asked
Empire 1dS, Red Top ENten.. l5Gl6,
Florence. 3. 45n3.50; D'held b. b. Con-.
1907; Goldheld Daisy, s36S4; Comb.
Fraction, 1.2OMl.25; CT. Bend EXten.,
S asked. CT. Bend Annex, 2 asked; b.
b. Bonanza. 30i. Kewanos, 326Si Es-
Crackerjack. 1OQl1; Red Hnls 2SQ29:
Mohawk Extau. 8 bid; Lou Dillon. S
asked Y. Tiger l3Gl4: Grandma, 100
~; yellow Rose. 6 asked Goldneld CON.
5.6505.6o. Dheld Triangle, ~ bid.
TONOPAH.
Touopah Nevada. sM bid Montana
Tonopah. l.g5N200. Tonopah Ext. $40
M1.45; MacNamara 2s629, Midway, 70
D. 4. u.
pah North Star % bid Ohio TOnopah,
1915 Rescue. 5 asked Tonopah 4 CALL
fornia, 5 asked. Jim Butler. 5sa59
Cash Boy. 4 asked. Home, asked;
Monarch Pitts. Extn,, asked. Mon
tana Midway ENtn. bid: Golden
Grown. asked.
BULLFROG.
Original. g bid. Bullfrog Mining. 4
bid. Mont Buitrog, I bid; National
Bank 9Mi0, L. Harris, i0Nl2, Anne
thyst laNi5. Gold bar 42ais; stein
way. o asked Denver Bullfrog Annex
hld. Bonnie Glare 3Oas2; Mayhower
Cons, 23n2i' MOntgy. Sho. Ext, bid
O.. Sc-uter. 500, M0ntgy MI, bid
-. Diamonddcld 10 asked; Homestake
Cons. 30 asked " Girl. 4 asked; Mug
get Q lid. Tramp Cons. 1000. Victor.
gas North Star asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Con 80 asked MANN. Min. CO.,
asked, O.. Wedge. iQ5 3. Humphrey,
asked Dexter. 8 bid; l.. Joe. asked
Crescent. Z bid Combination ] bid
Granny 20 bid Mustang, iiQl6. Litti
Grey DO asked Cow Boy, 2 bid; Ong.
Mani. o asked. Broncho. 8 bid; Pine
nut bid Bgnnlo ? bid; 8. Dog bid
yellow Horse, o bid. Ind Camp, cas-
STANDARD asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
FBlvleW sil. King. 10 asked. Fair
view Eagle. l.00ull0, Nevada Hills.
400 0id. North Star Wonder D asked
Eaglrs Nest NN32. Ruby Wonder. 20
asked. Alice OF Wonder. 4 asked.
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HIoeh hF0koT, 20 u \. WaIkor Bl0ck
UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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