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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
PEACEMAKER IN JAIL.
Held for the Murder of His Friend
and Nelghbor.

New York, March 1s.-A crowd OF
rnischievous boys were indirectly re-
sponsible for the arrest early today of
David Stanhoff. jr., of Brooklyn, on a
charge of having murdered his friend
and next door neighbcr, John HoH-
man.
According to Stanhoff's story, he
was returning home just after mid
night when he came upon Hoffman
beating two boys in front of his house.
Hoffman was in a fearful rage, he said,
and when Stanhof demonstrated the
other man turned upon him. Stanhof6
declares that he was forced to fight to
defend himself. One of his blows
knocked Hoffman down and as he fell
his head struck the curb, fracturing
his skull. He died soon after being
taken to a hospital
Stanhoff was Immediately arrested.
1t Is said that a crowd of boys have
been annoying Hoffman for some time
and it is supposed the two he was
beating when Stanhoff interfered were
members of the gang whom he had
caught.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

-ingly being made by the Democrats to
get their party adherents registered
Here and there you hear some of the
Democrats objecting to the presence of
two colored men on the city ticket The
Democrats have j. B. Berry, colored,
candidate for marshal of the court of
Topeka, and Wesley Hale, colored, can
didate for councilman from the Fifth
ward. These two men are the ones that
several of the Democrats take umbrage
at. They claim that they will bolt the
ticket. The bolt however will not as
sumo proportions of any consequence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
WEATHER STILL LIKE SUMMER.
Mercury Gets Up to sixty-three This
Afternoon.

The weather in Topeka today has
been cloudy and rather of the sultry
order. 1t is little cooler, however
than yesterday when the. maximum of
the year was reached, seventy degrees.
There is no apparent change in sight
for the weather. The dust flies high
and fills every nick and crevice in the
city but there will be no rain to rem
edy this condition for several days
The weather man says the lid is on too
tight for rain. The forecast for to-
morrow is for warmer weather and
cloudy sky.
The wind today is ten miles an hour
from the southeast. The following
are the tepperatIIraS-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
Weather Indications.

Chicago. March 1S.-Forecast for
Kansas: Partly cloudy and warmer
tonight and Tuesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
FIRE DESTROYS HOSPITAL.
A Private sanitarium at Leavenworth
Burns, Involving $4,000 Loss.

Leavenworth, Kan, March 1S.-The
Evergreen hospital. a private sani-
tarium here, was destroyed by fire
early today. causing a loss of $4,000.
The 10 inmates barely escaped with
their lives. No one was injured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
Alfonso Has Grip.

Madrid, March 19.-King Alfonso,
who is i'll with grip. has had slight
relapse.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

Continued on Page Eight.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
MINING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS

is In the central portion OF the county
Ia the heart OF the oil belt. OIL stands
on the small lakes and springs and
the 0dor can be plainly detected the
sandstone when broken up often con-
tains little cavities filled with oil, Mr.
Spencer from rock about the size OF
n double fsh retorted Apuut sill of
pii which has the strong odor OF gasO-
line and coal oil II has a much more
penetrating odor thar IN ordinary
crude oil ana by anallsls has been
found TO be u very high grade product.
II is reported that much of the terri-
tory Is being ssaked Oft and that there
is great excitement No well has as
vet been drilled but It is thought by
experts who have been over She vail
liable find oil Will be struck at COM
paratively shallow depth. III oil Is
struck the local men interested VIII not
have 10 work any more,
ON the return MessTs- Spencer and
HOdson came via Arizona and on the
way captured n Gilla monster which Is
now on exhibition at ROuns evell $,
They We're riding on the stage when
they saw the monster IN The sand Get
ting on they stirred him up and he
made foT bnuch OF sage. They got
him angry and he bit the stock OF the
whip and WAS easily pulled forth and
lodged In bag. While fooing with
the animal he blew at them and both
of tho Capturers were taken ILL In
handling the monster great precau-
ttOn Is now taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
NEW DISTRICT OPENS.
Southwestern Portion of Wonder Fer
rltory Has Several Good Mines.

Special Correspondence.
Wonder. New, April 25.--EolloWing
the news of sensational strikes in the
southwestern part OF the Wonder dis
tIict. on the Golden. Rich Gulch and
Coluradus, comes the announcement
that still further southwest, fully two
miles south of the Colorado and Rlch
Guich groups. In the same range OF
hills, shipping ore has been opened up
on the Black Rock group Samples taxi
EN- give assays of from 50 to $500 in
silver and gold
Much importance attaches TO this
discovery High grade ore was Origin
ally opened up here In the Jackpot and
the Nevada Wonder, Then came the
great strike on the Spider and Wasp.
The Spider and Wasp is fully five miles
northwest of the Nevada Wonder. n
mining precedent was broken there.
Usually the activities OF a young camp
are confined 10 properties I'm the inn
mediate vicinIty of the districts first
born
a few months thereafter shipping ore
was opened up on the Billy-the Kid
(RubyO, nearly Two miles south OF the
Spider and Wasp and three west Of
the Nevada Wonder Then followed in
quick succession sensational strikes ON
the ColoTados. Rich CsulGh and Golden
Wonder that adj0iu each other q mile
10 the south OF the Billy-th -eEid. and
fully three miles TO the west Of The Ne
yilda Wonder The Black Rock group
being a good two miles south OF the
Rich Gulch, proves up the western part
OF the Wonder district for five miles
north ana south.
The eastern section OF tho Wonder
district Is proved for Two miles. What
is happening is not the result OF chance.
biologists who visited this district
early declared that The main mineral
belt lay 10 the west, that Its trend was
north and south, and THAI it was a part
of the same mineral belt as FaTvlew
ID miles 10 the south. The next map
Of Wonder Will show tho western Sec
lion to be the All Important one Of the
camp. aud tho ground occupied by the
Colorados. lilch Gulch and Wonder to
be squ0rely IN the districts center The
Black Rock ocucpies the same relative
position on tho south OF these three
noted properties as does the Spider and
Wasp on the north,
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CONCENTRATES.

A. =. Davis leaves this afternoon
for southern California where he VIII
spend four or FIVE days on mining
busin ess.
A telegram received at the local
offices brings the information that
skmuel Newhouse viii reach Salt Lake
from New York tom orrow- He -
be accompanied by l.. Hanchett and
others
Harry Joseph was showing Charles
Gaudette. n wealthy operator OF Fall
River around Bingham yesterday Mr..
Gaudettc Is shareh older in n mum
Der OF Bingham properties, but this
was a visit to the camp and mines
in which he Is interested.
Mat Cullen and associates have or
gan2eA the MOSCOW Mining company
TO take over the Burning Nose w,
Uranus Fraction Moscow Extension
and the local group all Beaver county
properties, Mr.. Cullen is 10 be presI-
dent of the company
The Congor properties In the Bing-
ham district are said to be bonded to
prominent interests whose identity is
withheld at present. About sI5O,00O
Il mentioned as the consideration for
the properties which cover So acres
adjoining tho Bingham Amalgamated
Fortuna and Copper Hill properties,
John Graham. two other carpenters
Pat Watson, stone mason and other
workmen constitute party leaving
this afternoon for the anthony mines
below MarysvaIe. A Jig mill is 10 he
erected as quickly as possible and
another product thus added To Utah's
constantly growing list.
President Stephen o. Snyder Of the
Gray Warrior Mining company is now
ON the companys placer holdings
about 70 miles from Boise and on the
Middle Boise river. Everything Is In
readiness for active work and pre-
paratlOns are now nearing compile
tion to start the machinery going upon
long run. The company owns 1850
acres OF ground and good rock has
been found along the Swanholm creek,
TO which the Gray Warrior has water
rights
Native copper Is said to have been
found az the mputh OF SantaQuIn cam
yon and three miles from the town
~ that name The reported find was
made in the 90 foot shaft being sunk
by John r. Openshaw and Charles
and William Hlgginson, In This
shaft 1T is said two feet Of ore Aled
with native copper was found and this
carries native copper The ledge ON
which the shaft Is being sunk Is 40
feet Wide on the surface, The re-
ported ind has created considerable
excitement In The towns along tho
southern edge OF Utah lake.
Tho -Kentuolty has tust sent
two compressor plants to the Susan
buster and Prince. two Of us best
nIInea In the PIoche district. The
Susan Dnster shows good ore at a
depth oE $50 feet, The shaft ,ilDp-
Ped through the vein to 800 feet and
az thls depth levels vii be ran 10.
wards the ore, A 0O foot iron lead
vein has been opened IN the Prince
ana sinking 10 being carried on there,
too Numerous shipments Of maDhin-
cry are onroWte towards Phoebe. show
Ing that ihe camp Is 10 open up IN
great shape within a short tine.. as the
mines are evidently IN excellent condi-
Hon ana anxious TO do business IN a
tlg scale
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STOCK TRADING
INSIGNIFICANT
Disposition to Drag But Decline
Stopped by Appearance OF
Buying Orders.
DEMAND SOON EXHAUSTED.
Higher Prices After Appearance OF the
Bank Statcmcnt---Closc Firm
Bnt Nearly LifcIess.

New York April 27.-The opening deal
inGs In stocks were Insignificant In volume
and there was no decisive current ia the
price movement Tho cfift was limited
10 small fractions either way
The market showed disposition to- sag
after the opening. bat the decline had
only REACHED X in Union Pacific and
Reading when Buying orders appeared.
Later transactions We're "a rising scale
but the demand was exhausted by the
time the market had gotten back TO u
parity with Yesterdays closing Denver ~
Rio craude tell 1ts.
The market closed firm but almost life.
less. The higher prices after the bank
statement was published were made on
very iigut transactions ANA did not hold
at the top Union Pacific tosa ia. North.
etn l'acihc IA and southern Paclfic, Atch-
lscn. ST. Paul preferred and Erie second
preferred !. Prices recovered again in the
1nal dealings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
BOSTON CLOSE

James A, Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers' furnish the following, received
over their private wire, shls afternoon*
Adventure, "a ass; AlIouez, SOY aSl1s.
,.Arcadian, 7l7l4 Arnold. T5Mi- 90; Mass.
6I61s Mayi1ower, 50@TS; Mexico. Con-,
12saGl21a Michigan, 14h OILS, Moha wk'
s4IsMS5; NJ. C. c., 27s43; Nevada Con-,
1tIsalass: North Butte, s6lsNSli old
Colony ~ bid; old Dom. 5iSaG95 Os-
ceola, 130 asked Utah CON- 62ssG65i
Victoria, SIkNsM; Winonav sass
Wa sh. 114Q2ik; Wolverine, lsS9leoI
Zine ,4OI40k; Royale ,1SE Gls Balaklala
SyAelI01a: Greene Cananna, 1910 1914
Atlantic, I2aaG1S4 Bingham, lSA ais;
r.. Coaln, 27M2714; C. 4 A. 1889 1885,
G. & FL. S50@S60, Cent. 29i3 aSl, e NJ.
s76as; Cop Range, slss@s2; DAILY West
16 bid: Franklin. lsAGI71s; Parrot, 22d
90: Quincy. l2OM122; Santa F'e. 31a@37a !
IL. r., 6sl as: Shannon, 11% @lfA; Tat11a :
rack, 1071l1O: Trinity. 2l7aG22 un
Cop, 626sS; Tn Cop. pfd,, ss5eGso1s
Wyandot 1AGtIh: Boston Con. 2sAs@
90. e. s. s. com. AQ5tlsy " s. 3
pfd.. a4IAT45; La Sale, 17Gl7h,
CURB CLOSE.
Az, Coml. 24a2j; Bing' Cent, 1%dtk;
Gum civ, SH6a: Davis DAILY, l6 or;
East Butte, l0dts; Globe 1S@E: HelNe-
tia. 49& Majestic, 39s@A New Utah
56A Raven, 1ss17s; Apex 6AGI;
Black Mountain 5asa6 b. Exp. u
bid II. & l., INCA; DOM Cop. ga .
CsirouS, So a.; Hancock, 9 ask; *, c. 10
@E; Mitchell, 47sa5A Nlpissing, IA
az shawmut, SoG7O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
BOSTON MARKET.

James a. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon
Bingham, closed, lst4MIa-
b, c.. closed. 2s1aM29,
b. Coaln-, 2sas27is; 26a III sales $50
b. & L.. closed lgsW2ls-
c. M. closed, S7dSs.
Cum. Ely. SAG closed,
Cop. Range, s1ss. ST. sist: 81; sales,
l25.
T. H.. closed. lOG15.
d. W., closed, l6 bid.
Greene-Cananesl, closed. lsIsda-
Nevada Con, closed, 14hmss.
n B., S6lt; s61s S6l; seJt; sales 800
New. Utah, closed 5Qls,
I'm Cooper closed, 6246S,
T. s. s., com, closed 54Aak.
u. S. s. pfd.. closed iihdt5.
Utah Con. 62lk Sc: G2A es; sales 500
{. &. G.. 16sX 1854; lSS 1854; sales
GO.
Trinity. closed. 211sd22.
Balaklala, closed e7sIl0ls.
Davis DAILY. closed. 16A9 Y,
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oPH1Rs TRAM RUNNING.

The Ophr possessions OF the Clltf
Mining company is now able TO ship at
LEASE 80 tons more ore every day
through the completion OF a new tram
way w, f. Snyder has returned from
a visit TO the property and reports
every thing Ina excellent shape. The ore
being shipped TO the snelters goes
strong IN lead, silver aud has copper
aud gold values. Probably one-fourth
OF the property has been prospected and
enough ore to assure shipments for four
years Is now at hand and this supply
is being Increased right along. The new
tramway will handle IS tons OF ore per
hoNr with wagons and railroads In d.
rect connection with each other and 1t
Will cost the Cliff company just % cents
a ton to place the mines products.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
PRODUCE.
CrLLCAGo

Chicago April 27.-1he wheat market
opened active and strong on good general
demand Continued absence of rain In
Kansas was he main featUre contributing
to the strength. An advance Of X to I'D In
the price OF wheat at Liverpool was "
bullish influence, July opened a 10 q to
&W9t higher at Ss3s to 81.
IN sympathy with wheat July corn OPP
ened = to 7. higher at 80 to 50slj9la and
on profit taking sold on 70 495s,
The close was steady Bg14 under yester-
day at S3ssaSla-
Corn closed easy, Is lower AZ 4sss.
G los. Mne@ i. IAN, Sj July SSHaS5si'
9ats-May, 44ss, Jqly iiAG4lTs
Larc-MaS, s.65grs s1ig: July, s.7l1s@s. 81,
BibsIMayy' s sSS''s' July s-72i<as.75-
Barley--Cash eGG57a.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
New York. April 27.-Eutter. easy.
steady. Western factory to common. ia
q; eastern imitation creamery extras %:
Esss-:Firu,. Western regular packed
frsts, I7is-
Chicago April 27--Butter weak: cream.
cry, 25u2G: dairy, 22a23is-
Eegs-Flrm, l55Sal5l4-
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April 21,-sugar. raw,
steady Fair refining. 3.25d3 %: centrIfu-
gal, 81 test. a'13QtS-7Gi nolasses sugar, . 90
as Ol.
Rcfned-Steady Crushed, $50; powder
ed, 90: granulated, a.s0
Coffee-SSeady- No. Rio. 81 No. I
Santos, IA
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. April 27-Close: Wheat
May g Fad; July Is 6l4d5 Sept, es 7ssd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
GOOD OIL IN UTAH,
Precious Fluid is MOI Far Below sur
face In Washington County.

Best Indications for oil / have ever
seon,' was the statement ol Walter
spencer, who IN company Min eld
iiodsnn has iust returned from a sew
Sral weeks trip 10 Mashlngton com.
tg, I.ah, where they We're engaged In
IN" Tonopah Sun, The land se.
cured according 20 MI Spencer,
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PIT EXCITED AS
GOOD WEEK ENDS
Uncle Sam Causes Scramble
Among Brokers Who Crowd
Exchange Floor,
STOCK CONTINUES sKYWARD,


n has bea, a to,o tlrne sfncc fine To-
-.
cal STOCK Wt WltIeSSeu az i'lue'
citement or heard as much noise or
did as much business as u a'a thls
il'o' l'1.s' ~''''N 7''i'' wac '''1 re
uIe WIN 's c'l't9i ~ "''u WIe,' 'i,9
stock was opened for trading the pit
became filled With brokers anxious to
e.,l ar huv Win, ,,c,o wanting IN b,Iy
tbar to sSIl yl,e oro ard MS report.
"a a. teneth In ,.ps.e,dn,re .cNov,s -
bss heen cnntlrrsed and according to a
,nsssars from Tho s1tperintentent at
,be rToperty Is BIGGER than il was at
first eSnected.
I'VE have n bonanza. j, the efst OF
this message. ''The whole face is In
ore and there seems no end OF it,"
NTr Dern, sponsor OF the Tintc femi-
ly. Of which Uncle sam is a prominent
member Was happy this morning
THAT'S putting 10 mildly. Uncle SANS
aSe.vi.y tas 1iifoM r ioi ,,sSts N a,s
betting exchanged at better figures than
have been marked up for some time;
a noticeable instance OF 'sympa thettc'
strength - that displayed ny Kan See
Con-, nelghbor of Uncle Sans YAM
kee has been idle around the ~ cent
1850 49,
on the open board this morning the
whole marker is In better con1ltlon
than 1t has been for months and proK'
ers are 5ubilaut'
MAY DAY is ACTIVE.
The trading was opened TINS morning.
by Carlsa az e1 and % Spp Sot1S az w"
tirst price ana 2Vo at the FeconH' Low
er Mammoth sold az W. Iou"Weu nS
may Day another nel2hDor OF the
Uncle SAM may DAY sold heaVy "uI-
ing boih calls and cllm BED thrpusn
each succeeding sale. fhe nTst rNl
brought out fVVV az Es tire second -,ouu
at 2S3a- When the open n"aru ehli
rolled around 2,ouD May Day went NJ
2h'a and closed us apIlSltS Mieh sLle
transfer OF ,uuu AT W. Nheh may Dpy
stepped ont Nevada Hllis came III anu
100 sold for $40 This ~ a high price
and one that seems likely TO told soNu.
Then came Uncle sam Ihets q stotS
In itself
Rrct scRANEI.E E,NsI7Es.
The minute the stock was called the
noise began- The pit, for weeks only
partially Allied with brokers was crowd
ed by the time the stock came along
Uncle Sam closed Yesterday ut go after
a sensational run from bS and the spec
tators made cigar bets ON the ilnpend-
S,- V INA, s,.,,,, ~, ,.,sis' tbe
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NEW COMPANY BORN.
Salt Lake Mining and milling Conn
pany Prepares IN Develop Ground,

Special Correspondence.
Provo, April 27.~-ArtIcIes of incor-
p0ratIon of the Salt Lake Mining *
Milling company, with It's principal
place of business in Salt Lake City
have been prepared here, The com-
Fanny owns the Red Rose group OF II
mining claims In the Detroit mining
district, on which sufficient work has
been done to demonstrate that the
claims contain large deposits of copper
with small values of gold and silver
The capital stock is sl00,o00- In shares
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LIVESTOCK.
ClIlcAGo.

Chicago, April 27.--Cattle~-R Receipts. 900;
market steady Beeyes, a-2suG.5S. cows.
l-Nui s0.. heiters, 2.i6a9-als calves, a.5Drf
5-5e; good to prime steers, 5,Sj@6-55 poor
70 medium, 4.SSiij.3Q: stOekers and feed
ers. 2.siu5 10.
.Hogs--iseceipts- sOoo:. market 5 cents
higher. Light and mixed, G-aoa6 IS heavy,
coed to choice heavy GJQrb.69
SHEEP Receipts $500; market steady
Native and western, 4-506ib, %: yearllngs,
0lat,i5; lambs, 6.5cqS 20: western d5Ule
SIS.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, April MISUNDERSTANDING.
l00s market unchanged
ogs-ReSelpts, 5,uJo; market strong to
. cents higher Heavy, 6,SiNb. Isl packers
6.tNQS,55 pigs ana light G,A5G6,Sii.-
Sheep-Receipts, none nomlnally steady
OMAHA
Omaha. April 2l.-Cattlc- Receipts. spO:
market unchanged
:, HSgs-- r &:sogi market 25sg3 cents
light, a-6lfl6,so pigs, 5.5Qll6-25,
,Sheep-Rece!gts, 5opi market strong
ewes, 5-5oGGS.fC; lambs, 6.5Oq7,50.
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NEW YORk sTOcK MARKEr.
NEW YORK cURp.

James A. Pollock & Company banr.
eEs ana BROKERS. furnish the following
reports OF stocks this afternoon In the
san Francisco markets
Newh0use, lSaa 0l9A; Utah Con. 20A
SlaO; New, Cons. iGMsplasa Cnrh
Fly, sqslt Ballt lO@l0A New. Doug
las, dfsM7h King Edward llLdliis
Nplssing. l3H0lpki Davis Daily 1917
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ToDaY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. April 27.--Close: Prime
mercantile So @G per cent.
sterling exchange steady Wlth ac-
.t,al btlsiless ln bankers bills at
&C., s LOG isi-25 for demand. and al
t 80, % ! $3.50 Tor 60 day bills: posi-
bills, 1888 g d.s3J e. '''''
Bar silver. G5
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TO RUSH MATERIALS.
Ely City Wants $50 Carloads of Sup
plies MT Once

Special Correspondence.
ely. Aprn 30. q, BayIes. assistant
general manager Of the ely Townsite
company. left yesterday morning for
lnents OF material ordered for me
building operations nv ely city
The TOWnsite company has now or
dercd ana on the way here 10 carloads
on lumber. 20 carloads ~ brick and so
carloads of miscellaneous building ma
tcrial
Mr. Bayles' trip To Salt Lake Is 10
tlnatiun promptly 80 that there will
be no Hun I'm activities Rt Ely Guy,
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HOMES

1915; Giroux. sNGs14; G, q. 4 Sill. I!s
ais; Mitchell, Az Gi7s; New. Utah, S4
siss Silver Queen, lhG1ss; Trinity Il
d2s Ely Con-, lssWtSs- Dom. Cop, "a
ass; Gibraltar 56@57i Montgy' Slao-,
~ @l0; Butte & j., 1Ssdt21s' Tenn
Con. 39A 3s9is.
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MANHATTAN,
OTHER DISTRICTS.
NEW YORK RANGE.

james A. Pollock 6 Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over lhelr private wire this afternoon,
Cum ELY, o; o; o. o. sales 500.
Dom. Cop- Gls eH 6ls s7s; sales 300,
New. Mines, 27s 81 2hi 81 sales 800.
Mitchell, Az; ~ ~ tsi sales s.I55
GiroUS, .; 2, . ~ sales 100.
l3aakInla, 10; 10; no. 10: salos 10,
King Edw-, *; M 1A ~ sales 900.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
zoo.
Utah Copper. a9ls 2sisi sSls aels
sRlos 1890
Tenn, Copper closed a9Aasels.
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RANK STATEMENT,

New York, April sl.--rhe statement ot
ahe clearing house banks for tbs week
shows that abe banks held sls946,7Il more
than the legal reserve requirements, This
IA sn Increase OF sell $50 rs compared With
last wcek The statement:
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KATE CHESTER KILLED

Peoria. JILL, April .7.---Mrs M,.s
Chester cf Chicago. grand secretary 10,
Illinois of the order ~ the Eastern Star
fell down an elevator sheft in hotel
here today and was killed.
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WOOL.
81. IouIs.

st. Louis, April 27.--WOol. steady. Ter
ritoTy and western mediums. 22g26; nne
mediums, Isd2l fine 1dstl6
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GEO. @, CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS. 20 u. So. Temple. Both
Phones sl0,
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SALT LAKE BANk CLEARINsS
ASSOCIATED WESTERN
YALE CLUBS MEETING

Cincinnati, April 91.--At the third an
nlal meeting of the Associated Western
Yale clubs In this city today Presiden
Arthur T. Hadey NSas the guest OF
honor. bat chief interest centered on
Secy. of War Taft, who presided as
head of the organization There Was n
general discussion OF the best methods
OF extending the usefulness OF Vale uni-
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Al printing specially attended to at
the Dessert News Office, Estimates
PROMPTLY furnished, Rush orders a
speciality,
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p. NJ. WEST & CO.. stock brokers
D. +. walker Fik. Tel 1e5. res 25 Ok
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NfcxIcnn dollars 5V7k.
Government bonds, steady: railroad
bonds, firm
Money on call, easy: 90 days. Sis
lcr cciiti 90 days, da'ah per cent !
SIX 1npnths. 4 lk "a ~
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