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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
WHISKY MAY
BE SHIPPED INTO
DRY COUNTIES

Frankfort, Ky, Oct. 3.--In revers-
ing the case Of the Cincinnati South
ern railroad against the common
wealth from Boyle county. the court
OF appeals today holds unconstitution-
al the law enacted by the last legisla-
ture, prohibiting the shipment OF IL
quor. into local option territory.
The court holds that the state has
no power TO regulate the interstate
commerce of common carrier. Beer
was shipped from a Covington brew
cry to Cincinnati and thence back in
TO Kentucky to Boyle county which
is dry"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
The Banquet.

tnt DofhtfuNss
AZ 10 O'Clock guests assembled IN
the Palmer dining room. The long
lines of tables we're deliberately deco
rated and laden with every delieaey
of the season. Judge ID. H. Hughes
presided as POSTMASTER and among
visitors who responded to toasts were
Congressman-elect Cox, Ex-Congress-
man Posey. Congressman Foster, c.
Ferguson and the mayor of Evansville
Paducahans responding to toasts
were Hon. Hal S. Corbett, Mr.. Sol
Dreyfuss and President Earl Palmer
of the board of aldermen.
The banquet was finished shortly
after ~ o'clock. and guests were es-
corted to the boat. She pulled away
shortly after the wharf was reached
amid cheers from boat and levee,
Guests were loud IN praise and appre-
citation for the hospitality shown
them.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
WILL ASK FRANCHISE
FOR INTERURBAN ROAD.

The Paducah and Hickman interur-
ban railway will apply to the general
council for a franchise and right of
way into the city Monday night. The
rights of way from here to Mayfield
have all been secured, and as soon
as the right-of-way into Paducah Is
secured the engineers will begin
their work.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
RECEIPTS SHOW DEFICIT.

The Matinee association and Horse
Show association directors are still
engaged on their reports OF last
weeks meets, and say 1t Is not ready
for publication yet. The attendance
at the horse show was surprise
however, as It was not as large as 1t
was year ago. The attendance at
the races was disappointing. too. and
the arrangements say there will be q
deficit for both organizations. They
are not discouraged. however. and are
in favor of repeating the two events
next year.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
Mother Dies i'm Indiana.

Henry U. Wilstach, of Fourth and
Adams streets, was called to LaFay-
cite. Ind. yesterday by the death OF
his mother, Mrs. p. e. Wilstach. who
died OF general debility. She was so
years of age and had been declining
in health for a year.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
Snicide AZ Undertakes

Columbus. o.. Oct. S.-May Reed
telephoned from the undertakers to
her home that she would never come
back then she swallowed carbolic
acid and died. No reason known for
suicide.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03

Pittsburg. Pa, Oct. q Call Of
gong proved too much for visiting
hremen who were at a dance. They
heard fire bells. and leaving their
partners ran and helped put out the
fire.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
John Mitchell III.

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. g. John
Mitchell. president of the United
Mine Workers. is on his way to his
home in Spring Valley. ILL.,. where he
will be operated on for appendicitis.
Mitchell is seriously i'll.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03

President e. w, Bagby of the
Carnegie library board, has called a
special meeting of the board to trans
act routine business. He was out OF
the city Tuesday night when the reg
ular meeting should have been held.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
HUSBAND AGED 106
SUED FOR DIVORCE

Omaha, Oct. Simon Peter
Roundtree, 100 years old, has been
sued for divorce by his wife whom he
married ten years ago. She charges
her husband left her year after
their marriage.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
GRAVES COUNTY CASES
BEFORE APPELLATE COURT.

Frankfort, Ky, Oct. 3.-Graves
county cases in court of appeals were
decided as follows: Adair VS. Adair,
and Chapman VS. city of Mayheld, af-
Armed: Kevell & Sons VS. MILFORD and
Stuntson reversed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
ACCIDENT AT RINK BUILDING.

The east wall of the skating rink
fell today at noon, while the workmen
were at luncheon, but no one was in
jured. The studdings had just been
erected in the past two days and the
high wind at noon blew the wall
down
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
Hargis Must Pay.

Frankfort, Ky. Oct g. Judge
Hargis must pay Mrs. Marcum her
$4,000 damages for death OF j. b.
Marcum, court of appeals today re-
fusing rehearing of the case.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
REA. FIELDS
Nominated for Lieut.. Governor ON
Prohibition Ticket

Rev, P. II. Fields, OF Paducah, has
ben nominated for lieutenant COVER
nor By the Prohibitionists in place OF
the Rev l.. d. Hooker, who is i'll.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-03
WILSON DATES.
Murray. Friday, i;30.
Benton, saturday. 1;3O.
Woodville, "Wednesday, Oct. o. 1880
Grahamviile, Oct. %, $50.
Fulton, Thursday, Oct. -.
wULLsON DATES.

The Hon. Augustus +. Wilson, Re
publican nominee for governor. ar
rived at noon from Fulton, where he
addressed big meeting last night
lie was accompanied by Capt Edwin
Farley and the following Republicans
met him at the train; James p. Smith,
nominee for mayor: W. r. Miller, L.
n. Miller, L. K. Bell, Il. c. Hoover
City Treasurer John J Dorian, and
T. y. Hazlip. Mr.. Wilson is stop
ping at the Palmer and this afternoon
was the guest OF Mr.. James =. Smith.
and was driven around the city and
county in Mr.. Smiths motor.
Mr. Wilson was met at the hotel
by his brother, H. A. Wilson, and
two nephews. II. r. and Morris VIII
son. OF Carbonate, H. who had
come over to Paducah to surprise him
with a visit
Mr.. Wilson will speak tonight at
1880 o'clock at the corner OF Firth
and Kentucky avenue, II the weather
permits; II II is raining or threaten
ing the speaking will be held in the
court house. Mr.. James p. Smith
has been selected TO introduce him.
Mr.. Wilson looks very well, and is
standing the hard work of the cam
paign splendidly. At Mayheld he was
greeted by a surprisingly large and
enthusiastic crowd. and made tell
irg speech. At Fulton, Hickman and
Bardwell.-everywhere he has been
greeted by good size and enthusiastic
crowds. and his reception in the
First district indicates that he will
poll big vote IN the old Gibraltar.
He Is much pleased with the heavy
Republican registration in Louisville
and delighted with the reports the To-
cal Republicans had TO make for Pa
ducah. and be Is sanguine OF success.
Big Crowd at Mayficld.
The most splendid and enthuslas-
tic assembly OF Graves county citi-
zens that ever turned out TO greet
political candidate. filled the court
house at Mayheld yesterday after
noon TO listen 10 the doctrine OF good
government In Kentucky as preach
cd BY the Republican leader. Mr.
Wilson said after the meeting that II
was one OF the finest he has had dur
ing his campaign Of the state and
he was prouder OF IL than any othe,
because OF the great Interest shown
by the citizens OF one of the banner
Democratic stronghOldg
When Mr.. Wilson rose to address
his audience at Mayfield there were
BY actual count 265 men standing in
the alsles and windows in the court
room who were unable to obtain seats
and many extra seats had been plac-
ed In the auditorium. 1t was a much
larger aud more representative audi
eace of the county than that which
greeted Governor Beckham aud Con-
gresham James last week.
In his tour OF the First district the
ASTOUNDING pardon record made by
Governor Beckham during his admin
istration. has been Mr.. Wilson's es-
pecial target. He has shown by rec
ords taken from the books at Frank
fort how the governor has pardoned
many murderers and those convicted
of crimes against women solely for
political advantage and personal gain
and some of the old Democrats Of
this section have fairly gasped at the
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Continued on Page Three.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27
Bought Literally Because Rise in
Prices Did Not Meet Any
Amount Of Stocks.
CLOSE WAS AT THE HIGHEST.
Standard Railroads aud More Active
Specialties We're Bought
On the Rise.

New York, Dec. 27.-Opening prices
OF stocks moved irregulariy within a
narrow compass aid on a small volume
Of business. A rise Of a point in Mis-
souri, Pacific and a decline Of X In 81.
Paul. Erie first preferred and Toledo.
st. Louis and Western preferred We're
tho most notable changes.
There was general sag TO prices
after the first few minutes, prompted
by evidence Of liquidation in the in
dustrials. The decline cost American
Smelling Ia and Illinois Central and
Great Northern preferred. fairly
good demand arose later for the repre-
sentative railroads and the entire mar
ket recovered briskly. Northern Pa
clnc and American Sugar sold 1ss
above last night and New York CEN
trail. Union Pacific, Colorado & south
ern first preferred. North American
and Amalgamated Copper and Nash
Vile. Chattanooga and St. Louis gain
ed H.
Prices continued 10 rise on list trans
actions. linton Pacific and Northern
Pacific gained 2k Missouri Pacific l9s'
Reading Ia. Great Northern ore GER
tifcates and Pacific Mail IA southern
Pacific and Pennsylvania, ia, and
Msckay companys and Anaconda, !.
Third Avenue fell ~, Granny Min
ing. 8: sloss steel, rs, and Colorado
Southern second preferred. 1'a and
L.. s. Reduction preferred, ~
Bonds were steady
Bull operators were encouraged 70
buy more literally owing to the fact
that the rise in price did not encounter
any considerable amount Of stocks
Great Northern Gre certificates ad-
vanced "a Colorado & Southern first
preferred 89s Northern Pacific pa
Great Northern preferred ~, New
York Central and Amalgamated Cop
per ~. and st. Paul. Colorado & South
ern and United States Steel pre- erred
I.
The market closed steady and dull
A continuance OF the rise extended the
gains for Cleveland. c. &. & st. Louis
preferred to 81. Great Northern ore
certificates 3%, American Sugar S35
General Electric 8, Missouri Pacific 29s,
Great Northern pfd. ?. Southern Pa
cific and Pennsylvania IA. and Kansas
City Southern pfd. and the American
Smelling stocks /. Some reaction fol-
lowed a rise IN the money rate. Den
yer & Rio Grande preferred fell point
There was a rally to top prices.
The standard railroad stocks and the
more active specialties were bought on
rising prices. Northern Pacific gained
| PA. ST. Paul and American Sugar p.
Reading and Amalgamated copper and
y. & o.. Y. 5. steel and General Flee
trio 1.
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BosroN coPPER cLosE.

Ahmeek. 4oa5O. r. 81 1885; Da-
Wis DAILY 3%637s; East Butte, sis q
az Globe. 6la a.; Helvetia. I "a an y
Majestic, 96at.0O, Nipissing, 606M,
s. N T.. SIS 6D9; Apex, 3ila2% Black
Min, ssa4h Cum Fly 606Ai
Dom. Cop, les a p; GirOuN, 2 y az y
Hancock. - as; Kew. 505A: New
Utah. 2RsN2a; Raven S6Hsti
Adventure 2t4Q2h Arcadian. 81 "a;
Arnold. 4005o: Bingham Con, 4lsg4A
G.. & A. 96097: Centennial, 2SA 024ia;
COP. Range. 56A as. Elm, SomSl;
Greene Cananea, 60eit; Mexico Con.
n G7ss Mohawk f6Q41; Nevada Con.
bid. old Colony. 45955, Osceola. SOla
bid; Phoenix. 50075: r. l., 2lad3; shan
non. 90, n10. Trinity. i4i4al5, OH, lOl2
diOH; Victoria. 4ia6fA; Wolverine,
1.12a115. Ia Sale. l0ia@u Ba a.
klala. 90 a2&; Royale. IN as.
l.. s. S. com 82la 0S2A do. pfd., 36Q3t;
Auouez 260 26is. Az Coml, lSl2p 1875
Atlantic. ShqS& b, Coaln.. l5l2ql loss 4,
c.. & H.. 5.95Q6O0; Con. Mercur, 25G30;
DAILY West. asked Franklin. 7R9s;
Mass. 2%a3. Michigan. SiaW9, NJ. G.
6. ~ asked; North Butte. 4l7s ai2. Old
Dom. 2g& d30. Parrot ga mi0 quincy.
7707S: santa Re, 1&Q2. Tomarack. sra
20: United Copper. 7itG1lz; Utah Con.
2gL G2eia; Winona. 4lza5, Wyandot 90
as. Zinc, 2llaQ22. Dom. COPPER, 10
bid. Boston Con, l0A mlola,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
DOWN AT CACTUS.
Company Officials Making Tnspe''-
tion-Ncw Power line.

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ott, rferrt,tt -..,,.-.i ,,,.,,.e,., ,rT
N As.e,t, 7,,,,',t,ta,5ert 10 th@
Nc,-h -, ,,,t,'.. ir,'..rt.5 80 NEE,
'.,,, ~. 49,. ,,l,ht sf,i ti, a. tt,,,..
a., ss,,,,,i ,,o,,ii,s 49, Nj N-eo,bo,,s.
bas t,a,ia d, r,,,-,rsi ,,sro.tio, ~ IN,
r~o,.,rttgs "a a., ,,'.,,,,,o ,,,. A., th, sot,rh
ana be- ev,.c.ts g., ,,,,t III {, .on,,i, -
dovs in to,tirrr o,,r me s,trf,ce ana
iu cNamininr coalitions underground.
mn. t.f...,,.,,t. f,.,.. ~. $3.50, ...t,,.
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SILVER KING
DIRECTORS MEET
Matter Of Closing Down Mine
Temporarily viii Be Dis
cuSsed This Afternoon.
LITTLE MONEY IN LEAD ORES.
Between the Low Market for Metal
Aud ENacflOn OF smcitcrs
outlook Is Dark.


The directors OF the silver King
,,.... ,.s..... .,.,,,,,,,s,,,- ..re scheduled
~o'''' ,.........,, ,..,,o,,
-" hold a meeuhs '"'s 81 ''' '''''
m all probability some dehhle a'lioh
,,uI be taken relative to tue temporary
.....,... ,f opsy.tions ACCORDING
1000. ,tos. a.,
90 Information 'o'i''"e f--'''
the inside durng tne FORENOON 1neie
.,ems CD boz uuue DOUBT out tnat an
s.. ,.o.p ,lu 40 out an.
u'N'' .,.,.,. ,..f.,.ti,g on Jan.
'H.-. J.. VIZ 81. me el-. Ion US TO 40.
..... ,u.iai or the company is quoted
que Vl''' '"' 49,, ,,, prr,,.,iii,-
o9 s"s ''e D.. r.nt,uo Wltn. TO-
"'''' 49,. -,'.. ,,.naifl.- rNscted from
$3.50 @ a,.I to trt vau tueI,
1No s.i',''..' ,,.'.,.',' ,,,oo,., iu leaa ores
: n"' ,,.e ,-s NAV ne sp.e 90 ruu
LV"' ,....,'' ,'...tI pa, expenses. "a.
shu 2 49, 49,. ,,.a g.o,,'o pe piacueaIi,
tno 7'' ,,,t,. resourre- 10 con
INV" 80 .r,,f,
"ue' -, learned from another
ny Heo ~, et,ter KING compan,
Aoui.o .''' '.,., - Tor "a snut uowu
pas D'eA ~ Sr tnree weeks.
rr. miner eoufuauea have.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Dec. 27.--MOney on call
firm. 80 at ~ per cent; ruling rate
~ per cent; closing bid and offered at
Is per cent.
Time loans quiet, but firm: 90 days
IL to rs per cent; and 30 days, 10
70 ~ per cent: six months s per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 7 =
at \ per cent. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business In bank
er' bills at 4sf. SIS az 4si 90 FOR de-
mnnd, and at 470 az 170 10 for 90 day
hills. commercial bills, 179.
8ar silver. 52ta.
Mexican dollars, 1917
Government aud railroad bonds
steady.
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LIVESTOCK.


CHICAGO.
Chicago. Dec. N.-Cattle-Receipt
about $500: market steady. Beeves 3.45Q
475: COWS and heiferS 1. 2QQ4.65: Texans
lO03 90: calves 8 .O0dG.15. westerns 3 5Ufi
a.. stockers and feeders 23544.2o.
Hogs-Recei pts about = 600. market ga
Zoe higher. Lights t9G4 IS; mixed 4.20W
pigs 3.70q4. 20; bulk OF sales 4.4044 .4j.
Sheep-Receipts about II 600; market
steady. Natives 2.O0d4'15: yearlings 4.501
OBS. westerns 4.25G6.60.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CIty Dec. 7.-Cattle-Receipts
1900 Including 80 sOutherns Market
steady: native steers 3 80d6 30. native
cows and heifers 2 0ifrf IS: stockers and
feeders 3.O0d4 -. bulls a.J0Q8.l5 IS, calves
g50ale.50; western steers S.5094 90. vest
Hoes~Recoipts 1000: market 5al5 cents
higher Bulk OF sales 4.3oq4 40. heavy
sat 50: packers 4.40a4iS: pigs and light
sheep Receipts 1000; market strong.
Muttons 75Q4 50. lambs 525Qf.2j. range
Wcthers j0Q5 90. fed ewes 3.0Qd420
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Dec g1.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts 1 20. market strong 20 lOc higher.
Native steers g. 25d6 50. COWS and heifers
2.0)a4 90. western steers 3.oopf 90; Texas
1TjQ3 g.. Gamers .b0d2 -. stockers and
feeders 250Gs %. calves 3.00aa.00. bulls
and stays ] GON8. 20
Hogs-Recelpt g. 700: 500 cents higher
Heavy f.SIis di. A.; mixed 4.27iaQAto. lights
5000 90; pigs 4oDui.ab' bulk Of sales
shesp-Receipts 00o: market 10 cents
higher YearlinRs 4 GOA COZ wethcrs 4 u0
ai.85. ewes 3.t5Q4.oo. lambs 5.tod490.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27
THE DIVORCE MATINEE.
Judge Morse Grants Three Deserted
Wives DEGREES Of Separation.

Judge Morse entered three dearoes in
favor ~ three deserted wives al his
regular Friday default matinee This
afternoon. The nrst decree was IN
favor OF Laura q. Richter. who sued
Gustav e. Richter.
Olive A. Bacon was granted n de-
cree of divorce from James 81 Bacon
who prefers tO i've in Aspen. Colo.
rather than with his wife Boo Salt Lake.
bessie Place, wife 0f Gordon a
Place formerly manager N the 81 Il
~. association ana uoWsuaDerman.
on ana on in thlH city was also
awarded "a decree of divorce. the cu.-
tody of her children and a. per c.nt
of her former husbands EARNING as
HlimonF Mrs. Place testified that Place
deserted her just before her younger
child was born. g0iiZ t1 Nevada ana
leaving With hor little save MS soilei
linen, Place. According to hon teeti-
mony' iF "a hrHt ciafH newsnaperni.n
capable of earning 800 or NOR ner
month As this testimony was glven
several neNspapermen ln the court
room inadvertently permitted a broad
smile ~ spread over thcir counter.
nncr a stern look however. fron,
over me courts eyeglasses seemed M
warn incm thar their conduct hordore.
closely upon contempt IN court ana
.n-f resumed thclr normal facial com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27
RANK cLEARINGs.

New York Dec r. Dun's weekly re-
view of trade tomorrow viii say
Bank clcarings for the short week still
total bank exchanges FOR i've DAYS being
81 ~ "a. fO5 a decrease Of 30 per cent.
compared with the corresponding week
" last year.
There is loss M every city and %
continues especially large at New York.
BOSTON. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New Or
leans. Louisville and San Francisco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27
BISCUIT ANNUAL.

The annual meeting Of stockholders
Of the Biscuit Mining company was
held yesterday afternoon and the re-
firing board Of directors was reelected,
consisting Of the following; President
Peter n. Cannon vice president, Frank
j. Cannon; secretary. Joseph X. Hyde.
who, with H. j. Cannon and j. j. Can
non. are directors 4. r.. Hyde. Jr.
viii continue I'm the position Of mana
ger OF the company The Biscuit Min
Ing company Is operating at Cherry
creek New.
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WILL PASS DIVIDEND.
Directors So Decided in Meeting Held
Al Philadelphia.


Philadelphia. Dec. 2L-The directors
Of the Touopah Mining company OF this
city. whose property is located at Tono-
pah. New passed the dividend on the
stock OF the company at its meeting
today. The par value Of the stock Is 81
q share and recent dividends have
been at the rate OF % cents quarterly.
The stock sold as high as S2l share
but has been steadily declining. the
low point in recent years being reached
when the stock sold al 4A
Accompanying the announcement OF
the passing OF the dividend was a state
ment that the company has an indebt-
edness of s57S2sO. and the directors
deemed it wise 10 defer the payment
Of dividends until this debt Is cleared.
The net earnings for the quarter end
ing Nov 30 are stated 10 have been
1901 $40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27

down from Park City on a brief bust
ness trip.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick 4
co. were: crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000. base bullion. SSO,50O.
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WAGES TO BE REDUCED.
New schedule for Tintic Becomes Ef-
fectlve January 4.

Just as anticipated that they would
do the members OF the Tintc Mine
owners association met today and de-
cided on a new schedule Of wages 10
become effective on Jan. I and which
amounts TO a reduction OF 81 cents a
day from the schedule now In force.
Beginning with the new year. muckers.
TRAINERS and car runners viii receive
s. 80; miners, S2.75. machine men. help
ers and tender men. SO a day.
1t is believed that the men affected
by the reduction viii accept the new
schedule without Offering complaint, in
view OF the prevailing condition OF the
fuctal market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27

Nevada Hills 200 az 2.75.
Uncle sam Con, 100 az 39la.
Black Jack 200 at 201a
Colorado. 1900 at 2.17ia, 100 at
g.11ls. seller 10.
Iron Blossom, 1000 al %, seller so;
, 500 al 23h 5000 at %, seller 30.
Scottish Chief. 1000 AT 10.
Sioux CON. 200 at 10, 500 at 1874.
seven Troughs. 500 az &c. seller 30;
500 at 36. 500 at 80. buyer 30; $500
al 35Is. 1000 al 80.
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U. S. DECLARES DIVIDEND.

lInlnck special NJ llel
Boston Dec. 25.-Thc u. 5 Smelling.
Refining A. Mining company has de-
cIared dividend of 60 cents per share
ON common and Sia cents on preferred
shares payable Jan. ~. to stock of rec
ord JAM .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27

Tonopah Nevada 512ls asked. Mon
tana Tonopah 1.92iaQt95. MacNamara.
l6 bid: Midway sass Tonopah Bel
mont. s5 asked. Tonopah North Star.
s bid. Ohio Tonopah. 3 asked. West
End Con, $40 bid, Rescue. asked
Tonopah & California, bid Golden
Anchor bid. Jim Butler 4OdH: Cash
Boy. asked Monarch Pitts. Ext. la
9. Montana Midway Ext, lG3. Golden
crown 4 asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27
CUT IN COLORADO.
smelling Companies lower Treatment
Charges ON Ores.

NeN York. Dec. 2l.-Roports from
cripple creek Say the United States
Reduction a. Refining company. and al-
800 lhe American smcltue a Refining
Onmptny have announced Tho heaviest
reduction iu rates f0r tho treatment and
transportation of ores ever known in
recent years Tho cut o. from 20 io
la per cent from the charges made ON
Oct Do. which were also big cut from
the previous rates
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ON MININa ExCHANaE.
seven Troughs Mining Active ana
Higher-Closing Quotations.

seven Troughs Mining Co held the
center of the stage today on the moor
OF the Salt Lake Stock ana Mining
exchange. Trading in this stock was
brisk and prices were inclined upward
Uncle Sam Consolidated remained re-
,,arsabiv arm. while Beck Tunnel
,,e,lxened Colorado sold as high as
81 90. and back again TO 81. n y, ana
ovger Mammoth sank 10 80 cents
Ohio copper sold al S2.52ik and f2.55.
THE closing EQUATIONS and sales were
reported az follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27

Ophir. 1.22h @I.25. Mexican. 81
f32. Gould 4 curry. 1904; Con. Va.
50 60; Savage, Al a az; Hale a. Nor
cross. 46m4T; Yellow Jacket rs 70
3 100: Belcher, 2002l: Confidence. So
bid: Sierra Nevada. i1d42: ENchcq-
uer, 81 asked: Union. % bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27
SIX BEST SELLING ROM,
FOR MONTH OF NovE,mrn

According 60 reports from a..
Ing book sellers of the countr, eadlns
books which have sold bose ~, me en-
OF demand during tho month srl uo order
l. The Weavers. Parker
The shuttle. Burnett ''''..ti 50
3. The Daughter 90 An5er... 100
Crow McCutohcon
The Younger Set. gh.f,t.. 1850
3. Satan Sandcrson RVoe ~ $50
6. The Lady OF the Decoration 80
In addition 90 The above ,.. .fl'p
large stock of other popuiar nave
the day. ''oAs %
DESERET NEWS BOOK ewon-
@ Main Street w,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27

~. n. West a Co. stock brokers
y n walker Blk Both phones Of
Gee ana residences
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27

GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a b.. So. Temple Both
phones 9i0.