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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
THREE GLOBE MEN TO SAIL DOWN RIO GRANDE IN SMALL BOATS Will Make the Start Today and Expect to Go All the Way to the Mouth of the Rver---Trip is Expected
 to Take the Whole of the Winter

launched again below. He declares that the Columbia river has some of the worst rapids in the country and can discount the Rio Grande in the matter of whirlpools.
 Experienced Boatmen The other two members of the party are experienced boatmen and are will ing to brave the terrors of the Box canyon which has turned away many another voyager back up the river who would try to sail down the Rio Grande, but lost his nerve when this point was reached.
 The total mileage of the river from Fl Paso to Point Isabel below Browns vile, which is the ultimate destination of the party, is over 1900 miles, and the party expects to finish the trip fin five months, stopping as they feel in clined and fishing or hunting along the bank of the river as they see fit.
 The party expects to make all the time possible until it reaches the Big Bend country and from there on they will take their time.
 They are all big sturdy fellows hard ened by years of work beneath the ground in the mines of Michigan, Min nesota, Montana and Arizona, and are well able to withstand the hardships which they must encounter on their hazardous voyage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
Sam Kee's for underwear and shoes.

The postmaster of Gasconade, Mo, Daniei A. Rugh, says of De Wits Kid ney and Bladder Pills: ''I am doing so well, and improving so fast in health, that I cannot say too much for your Kidney and Bladder Pills. feel like Ia new man.. De Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills are sold by Hanna s Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
STRIKE DECLARED OFF

WASHINGTON, D. C., November s. An order declaring off the strike of the commercial telegraphers in this city was issued tonight by the president of the Washington local.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09

Satisfaction our motto. We have the best equipped paint store in the city. Van Wagenen, next door to the postoffice. Give us a call.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
Your Last Chance

Swor and Westbrook will do theil funny blackface act at the Iris tonight for the last time. Entire change Sun day night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
SUIT AND CLOAK HOUSE

Ladies', children's and Infants ready-to-wear clothes. Millinery, fancy goods, etc. Peoples Cash Store, Dolph Baatz, Prop, 686 N. Broad street, Globe, Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09

Globe Jobbing Shop. Fred R. Axtell, proprietor, 369 Devereaux, two blocks east of Dreamland.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
Notice.

All parties indebted to Brown & Sean lon wjI please call and settle at our of flee on or before November 10. Ac coants remaining unpaid after Novem per 10 will be placed with an attorney for collection.
 BROWN & SCANLON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
One More Chance

To see Swor Westbrook in their funny blackfaee act at the Iris. Entire change of program Sunday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
One More Chance

To see Swor X Westbrook in their funny blackface act at the Iris. Entire change of program Sunday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09

Ming up 372 for painter. Van Wag eneh will call on you and give you . frst-,lass job.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09

The largest stock of overcoats in Globe. Stein-Bloch and Alfred Benja- min's at Lantin's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09

Remember that we have the largest and best selected stock of men s cloth ing and furnishings in Globe. Lantin's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-09
suR VERY BEST NOT BLAST

the strongest and best hot blast made. IL is a really wonderful heater (wi bold fire 70 hours with Aalf pail of soft eoal). II viii burn ANYTHING tosl is too cheap poor for it.
 Halfthe heating power of coal goes up the chimney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-07

was q good demand for .Iuly. 1ocai -
csipts We're below expectation Nav on,r
sold at 42it. ~ '-" S''lu
The provisions market wns atro,v 80
trading WIS active * steady mnrke, ~,
I've 81 Ntif rr rf4 d.r-- ~
opened 10 cents higher at is 90 Lard was
cents higher at DO y d
cash Whcat--No, red. 7646y-etl. No =
red. 1895. No. hard. 7ifiTTs NS. hsrd'
d6Wg5. No ] northern. Sii56sst, No. 2 A.
somsa; No spring, 75sfS3 "''s
osts~No, 2 49,k; No, q. inn Ak.
Close. Wbea May. 7ss,j July 77Md77s
Corn May Az July, 46ssul5is.
Cats--Mny, igiSHJ2M.
1'ork-Aiay. 1910; July, lG s71sSff6 O,
1.ard--May a.eO July. 6.ssii.
Ribs--Nfay. pi2it; July. 9.S.
Rye---Cash, Ct.
Bsrley-Cash- 6sissa
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Now YORK, March 7---Suear. raw. arr,
Fair refining. I5-l6; centrifugal. IA ,as,
1-1d; molasscs sugar, 2 II -16. 1850
RcHned,-Steady Crushed SO, nnvdar
ed, t.S0s graduated, 40.
Cotfee--Steady- No. I Rio, 7sss No a San.
LIVERPOOL, GRAIN.
Liverpool. March t.--Closc, Wheat
March. IS sd. May, ss s9sd. July, ss 2std
Tho weather In England today was ;,ns
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NEW BUSINESS CONCERNS.
Three Separate Sets of Articles OF In.
corporation Were Filed Today.

a copy OF the articles OF Incorporation
OF the Cedar City Light Il Power COM
pany of Cedar City, Iron county. Utah.
was filed with the secretary OF state TO.
day Its capitalization is $4,000. divided
into shares of the par value OF 81 each.
G. w. Decker is president; L. w Jones.
vice president; J. II. Arthur. secretary:
Henry Leigh. treasurer The company
VIII operate Hight and power system Il,
Iron county.
The sprInevtlle Theater company OF
.'ed copy of It's ar
teles of Incorporation in the secretary %
q the company is $1,000. divided into into
5talfr the par value of $40 each 6.
:" president; r. G.. Boyer, vfco
president T. II Kelly. secretary; G. r.
.ft..lFeI. The companv will
vile.
An amendment to the articles of Ineor-
Potation of the. Bscker Brewing 4 Mat
Ing company OF Ogden was filed with the
secretary too 81 state today by which The
from $4,000 to s275oo0. divIdsd IN" sIares
OF the par value OF slOO each The scope
or business OF the company is also en-
'arged In the amendment
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LOCAL MARKETS.

In tOday's local markets there Is q
plethora of oranges and bananas al
though prices OF the same are remaining
stiff as that seems to be the regular
thing at this time OF the year. One local
commission house received this morn
Ing, four cars and another firm three
cars OF oranges, Newalls. Riversides
and Redlands, thin as TO their skins, but
full OF juice as to their insides. The
bananas, too, seem to be unusually
good, ana are finding a ready sale,
Three cars OF lemons are also among the
receipts from California. with a car
of apples from Idaho and a car of
the same from Moab Apples are be-
coming scarce. as becomes them In the
early spring. Potatoes are also fewer
as to quantity, with prices tending
higher.
a shipment OF eastern poultry was re-
ceIYed this morning. which relieves any
stringency that might have been pre-
ylously felt. Unusually fine white cab
bage from Alpine, Utah county, are in
the market. One grower. Edward
Clayton, raised 80 tons on 255 acres
Broken shipments OF various kinds OF
produce are received. but In uncertain
quantities as far as local sources OF
supply are concerned because OF the
wretched condition Of the roads which
make teaming mockery and am empty
dream Fish continue IN plenty. The
prices obtaining today are as follows:
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PRICES Of STOCKS
BROKE Violently
Market Soon Showed Its Resist.
ance to Pressure, Large Pur-
chasing Orders Coming In.
MORGAN STOCKS VERY WEAK.
4 Drive Brought Great Liquidation
And Brought About IA Relapse
or General List

New York, March T.--Plices Of the spec
ulatiye favorites broke violently in the
opening dealings under a heavy unloading
\ few OF tho less important stocks
showed gazing. but these were without
apparent influence on the general weak
ness OF the list. Canadian Pacific sold
OF IA, Great Northern preferred IA,
4Atchison ia, Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cihc point and Pennsylvania and Unit
ed States Steel large fractions. Reading
and Canadian Pacific rallied points al
most Immediately and the market stead
led.
its resistance to pressure large purchas-
ing orders were placed IN the aclive Tea,
lures and prices were marked up with a.
much dispatch as they had previously
gone down. Reading repounded to wherc
Ii closed yesterday and Canadian Pacihc
other stocks The level at the recovery
averaged well near last nights closing
Denver & Rio Grande gained 2ss and
Union Pacific /. General selling WAS re-
stunned later some stocks touching lowst
prices than al the outset. Atchispn broke
The market steadied AT IL o'clock
There was AN occasional dip in some
Individual stocks but the general INST
drifted narrowly and then h mi.hs
Union Pacific rose w over last night
Bonds weH irregular. 49,
Extreme weakness developed In the
Morgan stocks after IL o'clock The atlNe
brought out an immense amount OF hqul-
dation and precipitated relapse III inc
general market. The western group ana
Reading responded TO supper after q
time and the market was ~ Ter at
o'clock.
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CUTS ANACONDA VEIN.

Butte. Mont, March THE Anacon-
da Copper company has cut the big AM
aconda vein at depth OF a.40o feet In
the Neversweat mine, the same depth
at which it was cut about year ago
In the Anaconda mine. The ore body is
about the same width about 60 feet
and 40 feet is nearly all copper glance,
running about 80 per cent copper.
Only two men are working on the ore
ard all that is taken out is sacked and
sent 20 the smelter in sacks With
the big vein opened In both the Ana
conda and Neversweat there can be no
doubt that 1t will also be found In the
st. Lawrence mine of the Anaconda
company and the PARROT mine Of Par
rOtt company. The PARROT company
is not yet deep enough TO get the rich
body OF ore In the vein opened by the
Anaconda, but 1t appears to be but a
Question of depth Whom Il will be found.
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

omaha. March 7,-Cattls- Recein;s., 500,
market steady. Native steers. 4.Vtao- ~
cows and beifers, 2.50Il 30. western steers,
9.gSff5 %; Gamers. .. 00n3-00; stockers ana
feeders Q. 0o1r4.S5; calves, 3.udP,O' butis
and stags, 2.75a4.50
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market 2 sna sls
higher. Heavy, 6,l5Ws.S SCI lniXeas,. .s e. ~
6.17la; lights, Goa S.llls: pigs, 9-'ode,su,
Shecp--Receipts, lCVo market steans
YearIinss. 5.75m5.5o wethers, S,2595s"i
ewes, i50l5 80: lambs, 6.!0H1.N.
CHICAGO,
Chicago. March .-Cattle--Recelpts, .
900, market strong to 10 cents higher.
Beevcs, (. 25Il6. 30: cows and heiters. LOG
IS. stockers and feeders %''oI4'p'
calves. 6,OQaf.25 "a.
uogs-Receipts ROO; market steady
Mixed and butcLe.s, 6,9a7-9; GOOD hesv5
6. 92i zti!7 20; rough heavy, b,sO4o.N hshts'
c. S0l6. IS, pigs, 6.l5Qt6.1e
Sheep--Rece l2I0V; market STEADY
Sheep, $500 IS: lambs, fSG9.'o'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 1,--Cattle-Receip
1000, market strong. Native steers. .Jut
$50: native cows and heifers, 2-l5do ~
stOckers and feeders, S.SQlto. 30; bulls, 5'uJ
nj. rs; calves 4.oSQ7 80: western fed Steers
4 ,0oli6 90; western fed cows, 3-oonl 90
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market STEADY.
Heavy, c. S5Qs6.90: packers, 6-l5a5-ss[s; pigs
and lights. &. i0q6.S2i9.
Sheep-Receipts, 6.c0O: market steadN.
Muttons, 5.OOQis,i5; lambs, s.WliI-oO: rang
wethers, $4,000: fed ewes b7S@5.s3'
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THE FEDERAL ELY.


w. i. craig. manager OF the Federal
Ely properties al Ely New, returned
Yesterday afternoon from "a trIp OF in
spectlOn and reports conditions very
satisfactory; In r9cJ he puts the Fed.
cray Ely down as being one ~ the
banner propositions OF the camp.
MIR, Craig states that good headway
Is being made IN the tunnel ana doing
as well az could be expected I'm the
shaft without the necessary mining
timbers. The shaft has been driven IL
the lOO-fOot level ana here sinking had
10 cease pending the arrival OF thmbers.
sulphides were encountered In this
shaft az a depth az IS feet, aud from
the Os-foot point down 10 the l00~fo1t
level, the working was driven throueh
sulphldes than ranged from / 10 2.Ie per
cent copper, a cross cur was run hoth
ways from the bottom OF the shaft 81
feet M one direction and 70 feet I'm the
opposite direction, ana the entire dis.
tance was IN copper sulphldes on AN
average value OF ~ per cent. This
shaft Is also showing some lead values
II WIS driven near the mouth of tbs
tunnel,
The company within short time 4
10 order complete holsSing equipments
for this working ana as lumber is as.
pected at any dny the management will
begin rlghI away % send the shaft n
the 30O-foot level, " has been planned
also TO start two new shafts, ono ON flle
Rather and the other on Tie Selma
claim
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CONCENTRATES.

Nevada Douglas is selling on the New
York ana Boston markets at between
S. and IS a share.
The ore and bullion shipments report
ed late yesterday by Mccormick g. Co.,
were: Crude ore and concentrates, $751;
600. base bullion. $4,000.
Freeman o1orningstar, president and
general manager of the Nevada Bonan-
"a Mining company at Yerington.
New. accompanied by b. s. Tuttle.
departed yesterday afternoon for the
western Nevada copper district on an
inspueetion trip. After staying at the
property of the corporation for possi-
bly, ten days they will so ON to Los
Angeles for brief stay.
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COPPER GOSSIP.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers
and brokers, furnish the following
over their private wire this afternoon.
Boston says the Greone-Cananea
company has commenced the sinking
OF permanent working shaft on the
Cananea Central property This shaft
viii have three compartments. The
preliminary researches in the ore
bodies of the property have been COM
pleted and the manner In which the
ore can be both reached and brought
to the surface IN the most economical
way has been determined When the
new big smeltar OF the Greene Cana
nea company Is completed the Cana
nea Central portion OF the property
Will be In position to supply lis share
OF the ore requirements Minority
stockholders OF Cananea Duluth COM
pany ARC offered one share OF tho New
-Cananea stock for every six
shares held o. 81 per share held. A
majority of the Cananea Duluth stock
was secured by the Cananea Central
Copper company.
The Calumet e Idecla Mining COM
pany has sold $4,000 900 pounds OF
copper for July delivery at 26Is cents
n pound In several lots. Some of this
copper has gone To- the regular Gus
country and abroad, but the most Of
II has been placed In this country,
The company has been enabled 10
sell some OF this copper In the open
market TO others besides its regular
line OF trade. This sale should make
the lake situation very fTm 10 the
end OF July. The company also sold
100000 pounds on copper for 20
cents for September delivery on al
most tho same terms as the above sale
Was made
Col j. l.. Glackett, one of the direc-
tors OF the Ohlo-Kentucky Mining
company with properties at Plocho,
IA enrnute from san Francisco.
%, l., GOdbe Is expected to return
from the coast on Saturday next,
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OF 81 ounces in silver. SIS per cent
copper. 81 IN gold, 30 per cent iron and 3
per cent silica. The bins are filled with
ore both at the mine and mill, while
shipments are being made 10 the salt
Lake market as rapidly as teams can he
secured,
Mr.. jacobson says the fact that tho
camp Is badly in need OF better trans
portatlOn facilities was never so APP
parent as 1t is at tho present time.
However he believes these improve
nents will come this year
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 1.-The wheat market
opened firm today on good demand from
commission houses and shorts which was
based chiefly on higher prices at LIVER.
pool, May opened shade 10 1saAs high
er at 7eh to 1888.
The corn market was firm because OF
local receipts which were lower than es-
Inmates. and unfavorable weather for the
crop movement, May corn opened u to u
hi CHER at a. to ifls.
The cats market was arm. Trading ~
the May option was very light. but there
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RYAN MAY RESIGN.

A Butte special to Pollock & Co. says:
II is rumored that John d. Ryan viii
shortly retire as managing editor OF the
Amalgamated Copper company In Mon
tana 20 accept 4 position as head OF the
new copper bank recently organized in
New York. 1t Is rumoTed he win leave
Butte as soon as labor troubles are
adjusted. John Gille. general superln-
te:tdent of the Amalgamated mines, and
C. L. Kelley. one OF the chief counsel
OF AInalgamated, are mentioned here as
possible successors to Mr.. Ryan.
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REGULAR cAI.L sALEs.

Ajax, 300 at 80.
Caristl 100 at 81; 900 at So
DAILY, so AT > so.
DAILY Judge. Is at 1850; 40 at 1O.sTls;
$50 az 1925.
Mammoth 200 ut t.55.
New. Hills, zoo at $40; 100 at a7srs;
400 at 3,79ia, seller so; $500 at s,I5i 500
at 2.75, seller CO.
star Con, 200 at 30; 1900 at 81.
Utah, LOO al l.27ls.
Uncle Sam Con-, 100 at 81; 1900 at 52;
zoo al 80.
Beck Tunnel 800 AT 1.s11s,
Black Jack, 100 az n.
cyclone. 5000 at g
LAttle Chief. 500 at 49,
Mountain Lake, 400 At Do; 1000 an 20,
seller CO.
Victor 300 at 49,
Yankee Con. 100 at &C; 100 at G.; 1OC
at Us.
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Ajax. 200 at 80
Century, 500 at 60; 400 nj ~.
Black jack, 200 at II,
Bullion Beck, 200 at 200.
Beck Tunnel, 900 at ] S7ls
Columbus Con, 800 at $50: loo at 6.55;
I loo az eco.
Daly Judge. 10 at l0,?5.
Mountain Lake, 1000 an 30. sgller 90.
New. Hills 800 at s.1sis seller CO., 2oC
NJ 3.75.
Tctro, 900 at 2oN.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TOnAY,S

Martha Ann salisbury TO Gertrude
Sainshury, part OF lot 3, block 10
lJitt Y '.....-...t,..--.......
IL. G. Hoffman ct al TO Letitio Gil
lespie, lot IS, block .. Rice & Giid-
ers add ..,.. ...,.,.......,,.
C.. p. Harding to Salt Lake Saw.
Trust CO., lot 1e, block IL. S-acre
=, pat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
5. l. Movie to Mary NJ. Bryant
lots. 81 etc, block &, Haynes add.
Emily Thompson to Orthena p. Sill
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Sensational Ore Found In This Well
Known StateIinc Property.

Hon. John Parry. member of the
lower house Of the legislature, has had
assayed a sample of orc from the Big
sunllower mine In the Statelme district
IN Iron county, which showed values
OF 5.03s ounces in silver and $3.50 in
gold. This sample, Mr.. Parry states,
was taken from across an S-inch streak.
In addition to the foregoing there is a
3.foot body Of ore that win average
anywhere from So to So ton, The
mine is owned by Cedar city people,
who have Incorporated company. The
president of the corporation is Lars
lJigbee and the vice president Col.
Andrew Cory.
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UTAH CON. DIVIDENDS.
Directors os Bingham Company VIII
Make Quarterly Payments Hereafter.

The directors of the Utah ConsOlidat-
cd Mining company have announced
q regular dividend of sl,2S share and
an extra oE 20 cents, the same being
payable to ali shareholders OF record
ON April Is. The amount Is si50,0O0. 1t
was decided that hereafter payments
win be made quarterly instead of semi
annually as heretofore.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Nevada IlIlIs and columbus Con, Took
Lead iu Forenoon Trailing.

Nevada Hills and Columbus Con-
sulidatcd took the lead during the
forenoon sessions OF the Mining Tx
change today Both stocks We're in
demand and SOLD higher, Carsa sold
al SO and doNu 70 so, while pal5-
Judge took the toboggan and closed
Mt - cents lower. DaIy held It's own,
while Star Consolidated lowered
around 30 cents, 1t was an or day
for Seven Troughs and there was lit
lie doing in Seven Thoughts
The closing quotations and sales
were:
TODAYfs QUOTATIONS..
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Don't consider lightly the evidence
OF disease Ia your system. Dou't take
desperate chances with ordinary med I.
iicine' Use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea the great specific. 80 cents, Tea
or Tablets n g. ~ I. Drug Dept.
ila-lli South hain 81.
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COLUMBUS CON. ASSAYS,


Aler jacobson returned last night
from q trip 70 Alta, and while In camp
took a trip through the Columbus Con-
snlldatod mine, which he declares ~
looking better aud better every day.
The assay sheets, he says. for tho las'
70 days, tel The story of what thr
mine Is doing, they showing an average
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-07

Considering the condition Of the
roads this is very good showing.
The miners union. al It's late meet
ing. elected officers for the ensuing
year: w. -. Quinn, president; Carl
Thompson. vice president, William
Oslka, recording secretary; j. r. Fltz.
gerald financial secretary.
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GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', "a p. So. Temple. Both
Phones 9l0.
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n. NJ. WEST & CO, stock brokers'
D, r. Walker Blk. Tel. 165; res. 35IO-1
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+. II. SNOW 4 Co.. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Biz I5oth Phones 1873
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE

". s. Hanaucr ]. Y, SnlleT.
t5e So, West Temple. +. O. box lAi6
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BIG suNFLowER.

George H. Crow & Co., stock brokers
21e l.. f. Walker Bid.
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
Considering Condition Of Roads the
February Record Was Good One

Special Corresponds
Park city, Utah March 6--The fol-
lowing amount of ore was shipped out
of Park City during the month OF Feb
ralalN.
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Cannon & Cannon, Mining Stock, Brok-
ers IS r. So. TEN. Ind. Tel, Z5sl; Bel a'sl
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WOOL.
81. LOUIS.

St Louis, March Wool. steady. Ter
rttory and western mediums, 2iaS; fine
mediums. 1aS22 fine. lsal7,
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

James a. Pollock & Company furnish
the following quotations on Nevada
stocks from San Francisco today
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A. S, CAMPBELL,
stock BroleeC. a16 d. # Walker Block
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Uucie Sam. Loo at SO.
Yankee, 400 at 10; 500 a 80.
REHABILITATION.