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INGENIERO CIVIL 7 AGRON0MO

ENIILOIDES-El meior mas uoguro
dc todoS los 0Bp0CihOoB hastG RhoPR conoCido
para L. GuPa pOrmGnOnt0 de todaB las OnfOrs
m0dad0B do ID uF0tG, "a gean 6gta1 cr6niC&g
RgudRB ContiOnO Ol fluj0 J oura por COM
psOtop On m0nos tiOmpoB que ningdn otro pre-
parade SIMILAR las gonorFGag, 9gp0PmatOPnGB
aiatitiH, cot. MejoF que las inysCCionOB muy
superior q gSndalo eopaibG. EmpiOzR &
luEtiE 80 efoctO l&g tres 8uatF0 hoFag de
h&bOrBa tornado.
L7g NETILOIDNs"-bon fSgilOs dc tomaP
0st8n pEOp&fRdog de m&n0ra qua no R0Vu01-
ven 81 0gt6m&go nj produG0n m&log ofootOB,
De VOnta IN todas Las BotioaB. PidRnB0
Frederick 8tOaRnB q 0Ri DOtFoit, MiGht'
geD. %. a.
VA LLEGARON las medias francesas
para ninos que esperaban en- la VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
cOmprar esta mercancia absolUtamente ga
rantizada, pueden solicitarla en- este e,sta
bIecimiento. Ademas del color negro pro-
pias para cOlegiOs, Sc han recibido en- OtrOs
colOres desde $3.50 q $500 Ia docena. Tam
bien recibimos un magnificO surtidO en-
FALDAS y ENAGUAS para ,SeflOras.
PAJAMAS para hOmbres, ,asi coma un buen
surtido de Calcetines franceses, Perfume
ria de los mejOres fabricantes de Europa
Gncluso Guerlain) Ell mejor Paflo de bT1llar
que Sc impOrta en- Pto. Rico; un eXplendi-
do surtido en- CASIMIRES para Ia proxi-
ma estacion y las Iejftimas PINE APLE
clOtZ que no Genen cOmpetencia.
Proximamente GRAN realizac16n de
TIRAS BORDADAS q menos de Ia mitad
de su precio. San Francisco 81. TelefOno
273. P. o. B. 764. San Juan P. R.
En- esta impTentR ae Vende papel re
peEi6dido viejo $500 los AS kiIos Gun
0ui1ataE
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AYlS0.

Dsude ests f.chs hR tTasIadado Hus Of
cinaB el congulado Frances lR Parada
10, Miramar, SsntuFce. Te 6Fono 180.
ssn Juan p r 27 DiciembTe 1907.
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El Quaker Hsrbs.

En- esta imprents sa vende papeI de
peri6dico viejo & $500 los 46 kiloB (un
qu intay
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-27
FalIOGImIsNtO.

Fallec:6 en- esta eiadad Is dist goida
DANA def1a Primi.ivas Zarattl = GarcfP,
hsEmana del doctor don Jacinto de la
doctoEa dofla Joaefa Z4rAtt & quisneg en-
via Gu pesams "Ls CorrsBpundencia" ha
ci6Gde'o extensive 4 todos los deudoB 6e Ia
virtuoss fica1a, cuyo entisrro So vaTif ara
ests taFde las 5. r l. P.
Rivera (s) kompilio, poT ultrsje & la jo'
ven Elisa Martinez tsmbi6a por escala'
misnto en- 2 10 grsdo -Chbo ValIsdarss.
Mocs.- bsrfio Cruz de este termino
fu6 eHcaIado la nochs del dfa d Francis
co Roman Irizarry rob1ndole Gus tro Eacos
de cafe que contenfan doce almudeB. 81
hstho fu6 invsstigsdo por fueTza de este
pussto, resultRudO RutoF joe Vidal Ger
t6s, quien hs Bido Rrrestado popi6 idolo
disposition de Il Rutoriiad con 81 cafe
oeupRdo -Cabo Roaado.
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GABLES DE HOY.
Representatives, TuSOs pIOCasatOs
pOr el manifesto de VibOIg.
e pr'sldonto Roosevelt gu'rda absolute sIIon0Ia.

San Peteruburgo, Diciembre 27.-Hs
smpszRdo 81 juicio contra numeroHos repre-.
HsntanteE de ls Douma, en- la paaada
sesi6n, los cusleH Rigui6se an ruidoBo pro-
ceso por hAber suscEito 81 manifesto re.
voluciOnario de ViboEg 1905. Los procs.
Bados fguran en- 90 mavoIfa entire los
llamados socialistaa EadicRles AIgunos
de elloS, logEaron salvar 10 fronteFa EuBs
eHCaPando IL cruel persecution de que
sa lea hizo obieto POGO de circular 81 ma
nifssto. Este fue Ia Causa de Ia aFbitra.
ria disoIuCi6n del citado cuerpo delibsran.
to en- Is indicRds fechR. EI fgen de- Ia
disoIuci6n fa6 eI prOyecto de rsparto de
tieErau nor el cual abogabsn los aoCialiEtas
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-09-10

burg, for The week ending Sept. 9,
1907:
Mrs. Beulah Burcnton, Freder
lex Carsscu, {. ". Crawford, J. c.
Nr.ldahl ] L. Dunn, Ben EriEs-
son. ~. l.. Exams. W. " Fenneli
Joseph l'isscr Rollic Griffith, {.
kaIsct. Mis- Inc Knapp. Nell
Murdock r d. Bob Osborne
Mrs. John Powell, l.. NJ. Putnam,
Miss Mary Richison, W. A. Schultz,
Ollie Swanson, Herbert Van Tas-
sci, +. Washbourne.
Q HIHMAN. Pes tmaster
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SO it is to his interest to refund if called
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22

shifts OF miners on tho estate of the
Monte Cristo adjoining the Shreveport
and Colorado properties.
The Searchiight Gold Extraction COM
pany is sinking a shaft on the Jumbo
group. with the intention OF going
straight down to water level. The vai-
ues found on the surface OF this prop
erty run very good and the manage
men believes that Il Will encounter pay
ore at depth
The Ohio Mining company. operating
south OF Crescent. has one of the best
prospects in the Crescent district.
Specimen ore has been struck In the
Crescent tunnel at a distance of 80 feet
Supt. Sherver has been working on the
property for the past two years and has
done upwards of 300 feet of work alone.
The vein disclosed in the tunnel. Is two
feet in width.
The Pride OF the West Group has been
purchased by the Nevada Crescent
Mines company OF Denver This group
consists of the Pride of the West. Plo-
neer. Butterknife Edith, Nettle H. and
tho Legal Tender lode mining claims.
situate three niles north OF 'rP -.
Gen. Manager Stanish has been devel-
oping this PROVE re 'tr
and has opsned up some fine looking ore
on The lead trave. sius the Pride of the
West claim.
=, ~. w mite ana associates are uOiHs
extensive development work on the
Comstock group of seven claims FIX
celsior group adjoining the Double
Standard of two claims; Florence
Group on Calico hill of three claims. and
the Crescent Giant group south of
Crescent An immense lead of iron
stained quartz can be traced for 1000
feet on the Comstock group,fro which
assays have been taken as high as s56
in gold, silver and galena.
Systematic development work is pro-
crossing on the ORC Nevada under the
Supervision of Geor"r Fl MORRISON This
property has opened up three feet Of
ore, and the management has been
doing considerable work on this lead
TO ascertain the extent and value OF
this find. A shaft is being sunk on the
vein and several pieces of specimen ore
have been found in the course of the
work
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PLAcERING IN NEVADA.
Tonopah Parties Backing Enterprise
In Humboldt County.

One of the greatest mining PROPOSE
tons ever launched in Humboldt coun-
~, says the Elko Free Press, is the one
soon to be attempted by Tonopah and
eastern capitalists, who plan TO work
the rich placer deposits in American
canyon, about As miles south of Winnie
mucca, by collecting the waters OF the
different creeks on the eastern slope OF
the Humboldt range and conveying this
water by means of a gigantic pipe line
TO the placer beds in American CANYON
The plans embrace the purchase out
right of the entire ranches and water
rights of half dozen ranch owners
whose lands are watered by the streams
flowing from the eastern slope of the
range.
The pipe line, az drawn up in the
plans, viii start from Sta canyon and
skirting the edge OF the hills. passes In
turn Coyote canyon, Unionvllle canyon,
Cottonwood canyon, Indian Creek cam
yon and Spring Valley canyon, and
ends In American canyon
j. w. Wenael. now operating a placer
mine In Spring Valley by means of a
pipe line containing the waters of In
dian creek and Spring Valley creek. is
ole of the promoters of the big scheme
and Is heavily interested in It,
To obtain the waters of the canyons
named the promoters would first have
to purchase the ranches which are
watered by the streams of these cam
yons and with that idea agents Of tho
company have been quietly obtaining,
options ON the properties and having
abstracts drawn up ON a list of n dozen
different ranches. The propertips
which II viii he necessary to purchase
are the ranch OF Joseph Organ, situated
on Star creek; the ranch OF y, c. Frnn-
densen on COYOTE creek; the holdings
of. Charles Himmershed on unionviIl.
creek, aud the ranch of Thomas #.
Powell ON Cottonwood creek.
The agents of the company havo
worked very quietly, so quietly IN fact
that few up TO this time know OF the
gigantlc scheme in view.
The pine line viii be rs miles I'm
length, extending as heretofore mem
toned from Star creek 10 American
canyon, IL viii be built of redwood
ANA capable of holding a large head OF
water
IN American canyon some OF the larg
est specimens of pure gold ever found
| in Nevada have been discovered. The
| famous old canyon resembles a gigantic
mole hill, where thousands have dug
and pannod for the placer deposits
The amount OF gold that has been car.
ried out OF American canyon will never
| be known, for many came and mined
! and left with their treasure.
The new operations represent the nc.
! tivity of the mining industry In Hum
| holdt county ana the new and up-to.
date methods which are supplantlng tht
old style methods of mining. Silver
State.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 22-Tho wheat market OPP
eted firm today; The elements producing
ceipts May opened unchanged to Il lower
at 777s to rs and sold mt 1Sh. The corn
market opened easier. Cold weather in
tho corn belt was the principal factor af-
fecting prices. May opened iSm Il To
lower at i5l2 to l5fs and sold at $3.50
Tho oats market opened quiet ana
easier. Local receipts were above tn esti-
mate and the weather was favorable FER
the crop movement. May opened unchans
ed to IS lower OF IS to asa and sold at 3sh
Provisions were steady. May pork OPP
ened unchanged at 1s.5 21z and sold at 16. 10
Lard opened unchanged at go and sold
at s.tIis Ribs opened unchanged to 21s
higher at o.l5 TO 9.lIi5. and declined 20
9.0Ti449.i0
The general sentiment In the pit was
bullsh all day, The high point for Nay
was 1874, The close was steady, with May
CornSPrices held firm all day and Nay
sold up to 46h. The close was steady Will,
cash: Wheat9No. 3 red. ~; No. red
7ldi75: No. hard, T4isGI6; No. . hard, 6si
7,ls; No ] northern; slqs2; No, 2 do, TG
81 t,6 mo. 3 spring. g.. 7S RS =, n.a4e
osts-Nc. z. a6is, No, 3. 5si.'
Close; Wheat May, IS; July 577s-
ooS StsSsyy AZ ts i2siy Ivy. Iui S5sa .s
Pork-May, 1926; July 1875.
l.ard-.Alay g45; July. 9.47s.
Ribs-May. 9.Oi5d9i0; July, go.
Rye--Cssh. 6sQIt9.
Barley--Cash, 1891
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Jan. .2-Sugar raw. frm
Fair refining, g centrifugal, 90 test, sM;
m0lases sugar, 2I.
Refned-Steady, unchanged.
Cofree-Steady. No. 767s,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Jan. 22.-Close: Wheat
March es I'd May, IS al July. 6s sd.
The weather In England today was cold
and damp.
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SALES or uNLIsTEp STOCKS.
CONCENTRATES.

C. j. Jack, the we'll known min
ing attorney. has gone to Los Angeles
on brief pleasure trip.
NJ. M. johnson returned yesterday
from a trip TO the property of the
Western Nevada Copper company at
Yerington, Nevada.
The seat on the Salt Lake Stock
and Mining Exchange of NJ S. PEN
dergast has been purchased by r. S.
Barney of Provo.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
e. Co. were: Crude ore and concen-
trate. $4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
Fred A. Ears Of the field staff OF
the United States Smelling, Refining
and Mining company came in from
Nevada yesterday suffering from a
severe cold contracted at Goldfleld.
r.. II. Claiming former manager of
the Utah Consolidated Mining company,
departed for the east this afternoon.
He expects to leave New York for Peru
early next month.
A telephone line has been strung
over TO the Scranton lcad-zinc mine
in north Tintic 50 now II Is possible
for officials of the company In Salt
Lake to converse with those in charge
of the mine operation.
The announcement has been made
that Samuel Newhouse viii leave for
Cobalt. Ont. before the close of the
present week TO make an inspection
of the Nipissing mine Of which COM
pany he recently became president.
The annual meeting of sharehold-
era of the Silver King Mining COM
pany was held at Park city yesterday
and resulted In the election OF David
Keith. president. Thomas kearns,
vice president: w. s Mccormick, who,
with James Ivcrs and Windsor V.
Rice. constitute the board OF direc-
tors. The resignation OF John A.
Malta as secretary was accepted and
Pete Talon of Park City was chosen
as his successor. No reference was
made 10 the McGregor, or Magnolia
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Jan. 22.--Cattle-Receipts 900
market steady. Beeves. 4.l5al1 10; cows
and heifers, 1.504S.2 %; stockers and feed
ers, 2.I5d4.To; Texans. 3.75a4.5O: calves,
Hogs Receipts. 5000; market 5 cents
higher. Mixed and butchers, 6 35Q6 10,
g6;45; lights. s.i5G6. sly; pigs. 5.s5as. 50
bulk. 6.6046.67ie.
..Sheep-Receipts. 1900: market steady.
Sheep S.6Ou5.75; lambs. 4,70d7.so
OMAHA
Omaha, Jan. -Catte-Receipts. 5000:
market steady. Native steers, Ooli6. %
cows and heifers, 25Oa4 CO; western stee g.
$500. 40: stoclters and feeders, SO0Gi6. 10;
calves, 3.o0q6.5o; bulls and stays, 2.5oa
Hogs--Receipts. 1iOoo market steady.
heavy .. b0q6. 60; mixed. 6.5GQ6.52ii: lights
s'4Sgo.52ls; pigs. e.15a6.25; bulk. 6.47I.di
sheep Receipts, 1900; market strong.
Aenrlings. 5.,546.2o; wethers, 5.25a5 s5
ewes, 4.So95 20: lambs, 6.5od7 IS.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan. 22--cattle-Receipts
6.l5; native cows and helfers. 2.25q5. 90.
stockers and feeders 3. 25l4. 20; bulls, 3. COZ
AS; calves, 3.2547.75
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market 8 cents
higher. Bulk. 6.55d5. 65: heavy, g. 62II.lIs. 10,
packers, 6.55q6.1o; pigs and lights. 5.75si
Geo.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: market strong
Muttons, 4.I5d5.75 lambs. 675G7.50; range
wethers. 5.oQ6 $50: fed ewes 01ds.s5.
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WORKING ON THE CRESCENT,
Things Moving in This Southern Ne
yada Mining District.

Special correspondents.
Crescent. New, Jan. ia carload
OF hoists for different mines in Crescent
arrived nt Nipton, Cal, several days
ngo The Crescent Searchlight Supe-
rior- Nevada Wathena. Golden Crescent.
and ORC Nevada all have machinery
about 70 be installed. Considerable
speculation has been rife In Crescent as
10 the identity OF the parties that are
bonding the Calavada group, situated
three miles south OF Crescent.
The Crescent townsite IS laid out on
an almost level plateau I'm the heart OF
the developing district west OF the
Searchlight valley and east of the Cres-
cent hills. There is plenty Of water
available and the camp boasts OF a ilne
public school, library and a camp two
Years old that has never had setback
In its career.
The superintendent il developing its
King solomon mine. under the manage
men Of q. w Huntington. and has 10
feet OF ore OF good grade exposed. The
management Is about TO Install the ma
chinery necessary to sink 10 water
level.
supt. II. IL. Mcclure is working two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22
market STILL
VERY UNSETTLED.
First Prices Show Some Ad-
vancement. Some Speculative
Favorites Being Lower.
ST. PAUL WAS CHIEF FEATURE.
Bought on Liberal Scale, Then Sold,
Sending it Down. and Start
ing Others.

New York. Jan. 32-opening prices OF
stocks showed small extension OF the nd
vance In progress when the market closed
yesterday In the majority of cases, but
some Of The most active speculative ia
Worries were lower. Intcrborough Metro
poiitan was feature. GOO shares selling
at the opening at s7is, compared with N
last night The price then Yielded to be-
low 81 The preferred stcck rose ).
North American advanced III.
The uncertain tendency manifested ut
me start was disslpated by buying OF St
faul' Heading and the Hill and Hartman
stocks on a liberal scale. Tho resultant
iarse advances In these impaired a de-
gree OF strength to the entire market hut
ehc advances In the rest Of the list were,
sinali' The rise reached ~ in Great
northern preferred, in Northern Pacific
IA III Northwestern and ! in ST. Paul.
Reading; southern Pacific, General Flee
tflc and Republic Steel smelt,pp o,,,a
way point Prices recovered 10 he hest
before IL O'Clock
me ne reeoyery carried prices slightly
Above . the high level Of the FIST nouf,
where 1t halted and trading became d,lij'
Amalgamated Copper gained l. NatIonai
Lead ~ and Pressed Steel Car IL The
tone was strengthening at noon
hotus were steday.
Selling of ST, Paul sent the price down
TO a parity with yesterdays closing and
started selling of other socks which con-
s d era impaired the days rise. denver
q RIO Grande gained l. The pressure was
relaxed for Il time but the market showed
little recuperation power
\ few OF the, specialties moved up
ward at noon, while the railroad list was
neglected and dropp.d
Union Pacific sagged to fraction below
last night and General Electric went up
Q points. W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22
JUST A LITTLE LATE.

Washington, Jan. 22.--The Geological
Survey announced yesterday that tho
total production of gold and silver in
the United States for 1905, aggregated
so 365,S42 fine ounces. with a valuation
of sl22, 402.67s, Production of gold ag-
gregated 4265,7i2 fine ounces, value
SSs.lso,7 roo; an increase of S.7l6 over the
previous year. Total production of
silver was sc. l01 600 fine ounces, value
S34, 22l, 976: decrease 1,5sl,200 ounces in
actual Oltuut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESrTiI,DAY's

Thomas p Degroot TO John ~.
Evans part Of lot & block s. plat 80,
s...ss...,...: .......s,. i''u
G, y. Harding to Sarah !. Ham
mcr, part Of lot z, block IL. 6-aore AKA
pt"t n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NV
John y. Whittemore to S. A whit
ney. part OF lot 3. block 49, plat D.. 3e9O
a. b. Shovel 70 Florence stencil,
part OF lot I, block "a, plat A...-...
Mary ]. j. Horne to Urara T.. IL,
James part Of lot 8. block g. 5-auie
.piut a ...........,....s....s.s -..s.ss.s
Tara r.. II. James TO L. l.. Horne.
part or lot G, block s, 5-acde plat a..
LOT tan l. Blees e. A pIat A. N 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22
ARIZONA MINING CASE.
L. 5. Supreme Court Declares Verbal
Agreements Don't Go.

Washington. Jan. 22.--The supreme
court of the United States has decided
the cases of Grow VS.. Trickey and
Grow vs. Harmon. in living the sale
of the Pride of the West mine in Ari-
iona. Crow brought the suit on a
verbal contract to recover a commits
sion of $4,000 for the 100000 sale
of the mine. At the time the pur-
chaser failed to take the property.
hut subsequently took 1t by u private
agreement with the owners. Today's
opinion affirms the Arizona courts
decision against Grow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22
Busy Sessions of the Mining Exchange
Trading In Unlisted Stocks.

This has been another good day for
trading in mining stocks. The forenoon
sales exceeded those OF yesterday by
about $4,000, The Tintic stocks were
again he leaders. Ajax, beginning at
80, sold up to 40 cents. Carlsa did bust
ness al 60 cents. while Lower Mammoth
advanced TO EOS. May Day opened
strong, closing on a sale AZ 81 cents,
Uncle Sam Consolidated went up 10 40
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Jan. 22.--wooI, steady. Ter.
fitorry and western mediums, 23d2s; fine
mediums lsa2i: fine, 15@17.
LONDON.
London, Jan. 2l.--The wool auction
sales were continued today. with a good
selection offered Merlnos sold we'll, with
France and America taking the bulk OF
hardening rates. Secured were steady,
with Victorian greasy lambs ruli.g N sell.
ers' favor. America paid l5lsd for New
Zealand greasy half-breds. The offerings
were 9.a5 and the Withdrawals number ed
5000 bales
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22
ALL THE WORLD

is a stage. nd Bal ards Snow Lintmcn.
plays a most prominent part. II has no
cuts. sprains. and all pains. Buy IT,. Try T.
and you will always use it. Anybody WHO
has used Billiards. Snow Llniment u q
bottle. sc, SOC and Loo. Sold by " e. M
l. Drug Dept. liz and ia South MN
Street.
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PAPAL FINANCES.
In France Church Has Lost an Income
or SIS. 900 900 Year.

Rome, Jan. 22.--Vatican officials, dis
cussing conflicting reports as to papal
financial resources, declare that in
France the church has lost an income
OF SS.000.0 900 q year; the needs of the
propaganda are Increasing constantly.
While In all quarters the Peters pence
are diminishing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22

cents ana then back 10 ieh Black Jack
began Mt II and then back to DO Gems,
while Colorado Mining came our ~ j.,
2.20. There was some trauins III
the Nevada list, Nevada Hllls taklls
the lead with stft advance. seven
Troughs was bought at 10 cents .,
The closing quotations and sales
Wern.
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VALENTINES!
VALENTINES

We have an immense variety of every
style known to the Art OF Valentine
Manulacture--Iace. Drops, Cards.
Novelties. Valentine Post Cards and
Comics.
Dealers send for Illustrated and de-
scriptive price list and discount sheet
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Lending Book Concern.
Main st.
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STRIKE IN SEVEN TRoUeHs.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Jan. 22.--The Fine Gold COM
pany In Seven Troughs. comprised of
Provo business men, report a big strike
on their property.
TINTICS WERE LEADERS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22

Salt Lake has long felt the need of
permanent exhibit of the states re-
sources and products. The Utah Cham
Der OF Commerce, 56-5s west Third
South, has supplied the want. Visit
H. Free admission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-22

II you desire TO buy or sell real estate
In any part of the city or state II viii
be 10 your Interest 10 communicate
With the Geo, O. Cannon Association.
y East South Temple 81. Both phones
e10.