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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-09
Between Pennington aud DeLassus

Lave FarminRton depot at A5. u,;I
m, ltIO, I.ii ana 5:aI -. m Returning
leave beLassus at 80 Il. m. ana Il ", iii
} u4 ana 601 = III, Also SUNDAYS Only
leave Pennington depot at g:gu a m re
turning, leave Delassus at 1850 m
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-09

nIL.lars leaving fARMtNGToN FOR
- VI klNkR n : ~ n m, q ~ a. m and
rL,A XIV M FOR FARMlNGTON att IS ana
IN Is u. m, as stated above. do MOI nm on
~uhdaya PLEASE OBSERVE THIS.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-09
NOTICE To IAXpAY Frs

Notice is hereby given that the CITY
Tax Rocks OF the City of Pennington,
Missouri, for the year 1907, have been
placed III my hands and that on and
after the first day of August, 1907. will
proceed to collect said taxes as the law
directs
OSCAR l.. HALLE,
Collector City of Pennington.
July ,2i, 1907.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-09

We sell the Cooper medicines.
e. n. Laakman, Farmiugton
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-09

~TNE or MISSOURI, -
County Of ~ FTunCUls -
In the Circuit Court. to August Term. 4.
II. 1917. ' 80
L. Mccormick ana James T.. Mccormick.
plaiutlrD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-19
BANCO De PUERTO RICO

Para la seccion de cal ia de este Ban.
co sc necesita TN empleado que reu-
na las siguientes condolences:
I. Buenas referencias.
,. Conocimientos generates prac.
tica mercantil ejercitada en- algdn
Banco por mas de dos aflos.
5. Hablar con igual huencia el ingles
y ell espafiol.
4. Escribir correcta y rapidamente en-
Ia maquinilla en- espaf1ol y en- ingles
S. No exceder de 90 aiIos de edad.
Los aspirantes deben remitir sus
solicitudes al Banco. escritas de su
pufio y letra en- ingles y una copia en-
espaflol escrita en- lnaquinilla. EXPIRE.
sando su edad. lugar de 1acimiento
destinos que haya desempedado Ban.
cos en- que haya practicable, referen-
cias y sueldo que pretende. Las per.
.sonas que no reunan todas las cond;-
clones arriba expresadas no deben
molestarse en- enviar solicitudes que
no seran atendidas.-San Tuan P. r.
Mario IA de LOON. PANTAGUA
Presid ente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-19

Aver ft1e detenldo en- Carolina, Sc
gun un telegrama del Quartet general
recibido esta mafIana cl indivIduo
Marcelino Vargas, QuiGn infirio tres
graves heridas su contrincante Pa
bio Rivera El hecho ocurrio en- La
primeras horas de Ia noche en la
central Progrcso. FL guardia Garcia
ocup0 al agreSor TN machete, Il cua |
fue entregado al Juez Municipal que
Jnstruyc "a sumaria.
Esta Inafana Sc presento la cores
7pondiente denuncla ante la Cortc de
Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-19
MoVimiento de carceIes

En- la carcel de Aguadilla ha in
gresado 4 disposition de la Corte
Municipal de aquella ciudad. el iu-
'dividus Manuel Ecnavarria, por acu-
sarsele de! supresto delito de hurto
de menOr Cuantia.
Han salido en- libertad de la carcel
de Mavagiiez, los iudivfduos Iusto
lrlzarri y Ramon Vclez Ortiz. por
faber cumplido las penas impues-
taS
Por 6rden del Jrez Municipal de
Mayagiiez, han sldo puestos en- Ii
bcrtad de la carcel de aquella ciu-
dad, pOr haber prestado fanza Joscfa
Gonzalez Vargas y Tomas Rosario
Conception.
Ha ingresado L. .a carcel del
Distrito de Mavag giez, 4 dispos ici6n
de la Corte Municipal de aquella
ciudad. Ell individuo Balbino Bert6n
por acusarsele del supuesto delito
dc hurto.
En- Arecibo ha sido condenado por
IA C)rte Municipal. el lndivfduo Car
los Rosario Correa (a> "Bobo', su-
frir TN afiO. seis meses de arrcsto,
por el delito de hu"to de meror
cuantia: y Aquil:no Rios Luciano
(a) Ration -, 4 nucvc meses por igual
delito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-19
CRONlCAS EUROPEAS
MODIFICATION De C0sTUMBREs

Durante dos dias ha e>tado ca
yendo sobre Madrid intensa nevada,
cuya consecuencia Immediate fue la
paralizacioa de IL vida ordinaria, de
la vida espiritual y de II vida mate
rial de este pueblecito "a ilel ell
que vegetamos tediosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-19
MgA@
Hotel HelVetia
81 GALE DE LA CRUZ -
rel6fo1o Io3-Apa=t. dc Correos, SIS
Servicio esuerado- -Nucha 1inpieza
ExCELENTES COMIDAS.
al lrsats d sets Hstel estl ana selieeits
EtiqUetas 8

Para realizar varias partidas de
ETIQUETAS hechas de RON VIETO,
VINO NAVARRO, ALELLA, VINO
RIOJANO, VINO CALICO, VINO
SIN RIVAL, VINO BLANCO, CE-
PA MACON, etc. Sc venderan mien-
tras dure la existencia, &
80 CeSst0UOS SniIIAr.
&. LYNN { HIJOS DE PEREZ Morris
San Juan. P. R.
W Los solicitadores del interior
acompafiaran IS centavos por
franqueo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
A cARIsA CIRCULAR.
Shareholders Urged to Transfer Stock
To Maine Corporation.

i Local officials of the Carisa Gold &
Copper Mining company have been put
to so much trouble and annoyance
over the matter of transfer of stock
that a statement has been sent
out to share holders, calling attention
to the fact that the Carisa Gold q
Copper company of Utah several
months ago transferred its property
TO a corporation OF the same name or
ganized under the laws of the state of
Maine and the transaction was author
lied by vote of two-thirds of a ma
jority of shareholders. A .sreat pro-
portion of the shares of stock of this
company had been sold IN the east
and placed among investors who FOR
reasons best known to themselves,
have a great dlstrpst of corporations
having the power to assess It's stock.
The principal office of the company
also being at this city, they found 1t
announcement to send certificates here
for transfer. For this and other rea-
sons, II was deemed wise by the part
les most heavily interested In the com
pany to transfer the property to a cor
poration formed under the laws or
Maine, having the same capitalization
as the tUah company whose stock
should be worcestershire.
In order to effect this transfer, the
American Register corporation. of
transfer agent for both companies. and
the books of the tUah corporation
were temporarily sent TO their office
in order that they might properly aud
ii and certify TO the stock offered for
exchange The Maine company placed
its shares OF the stock under the con-
troll of the Trust company in order
that where stockholders desired. the
stock OF the Maine company might be
issued Immediately in exchange. On
the first day fthis month something
over 10000 of the 100000 shares OF
the Utah corporation had been 80 ex-
changed. The property and the man
agement of the mine has been trans
ferred to the Main corporation. and
the tuah corporation. while still GO
ing concern. has no longer any as
sets save only the shares o fstock of
the Maine CORPORATION which It has In
It's treasury for exchange for tbs own
outstanding capital stock something
less than 100000 shares as aforesaid
still not exchanged.
with the object of impressing upon
shareholders OF the Utah corporation
the importance OF having their stock
transferred TO the Maine corporation.
the directors OF the forme have pass
ed a esolution authorizing the secre-
tary 10 make a charge OF ~ cents 4
share for transfers in the Utah cor
poratlon, but no charge will be made
II the transfer is made into the Maine
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
PRICE TENDENCY
DULL AND DOWN
Dealings Light but Support Given
Was Desultory and Not
Kept Up.
BONDS WERE IRREGULAR.
Were Some Buying Orders for West
crns and Paciflcs, Causing
Some Rise in List.

New York, July 1S--Opening prices OF
stocks for the most part pursued tho de-
clning tendency in force at the closin &
last night Expectations were st. Paul
with a gain OF nearly a point, and U. s.
Steel O. small fraction. Baltimore & Ohio
fell IA Otherwise changes were small.
The volume of dealings were light
The desultory support OF prices was not
long pursued. Small advances were fol-
lowed by reaction and extreme dullness,
Northern Pacific, U. S, Rubber and
American Wooden rose ]. New Haven Ia
and Big Four 21s
Colorado aud Southern. Erie first pre-
ferred and New York Airbrake lost /
and Union Bag preferred IA.
Buying orders In some volume were re-
corded for the western stocks and Pa
cifics today and the general list rose in
sympathy. ST. Paul and Northern Pacific
were marked UP , and Union Pacific,
ferred and Atchison i. Pacific Mail fell
l.. Federal Sugar ~ and the preferred
Bonds we're Irregular.
Northern Pacific rose an extreme 2N,
This held the general list firm. although
the prices generally got no higher
The completion of large buying ORDERS
In Northern Pacific left the market with.
our adequate support and prices sagsed
ba> The reaction ran to n
point In few conspicuous stocks. The
rise of TX IN Amalgamnted Copper pulled
the list up but the market closed uull
and irregular. Cooper reacted polr'
Northern Pacifcs renewed advance 10 ga
over last night caused prices 10 harNen
again. Amalgamated Copper rose an ex-
treme Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
MONTANA MEN COMING.
Conference In Connection With the
Telephone Strike Due Tomorrow.

1t Is a Wen known fact that General
ManageS Murray of the Bell Tele-
phone company considers that the
men have broken faith with him. and
violated their pledged word in bringing
on the present strike without giving
any opportunity for an adjustment, and
without waiting for their own general
officers to come and investigate.
The new agreement, for that reason,
it Is generally considered, will be most
specific and will be complete in all de-
tails beyond the hope of being con-
strued in any other than the way 1t Is
meant. Vice President Sullivan states
that his hope Is for such a contract I'M
der which both worker and employe can
sit down in peace to engage no further
in strife during the term of it's exist
ence.
The Montana Federation of Labor
men are expected here tonight, and Il
conference may be held tomorrow
morning with them in addition 10 the
electrical workers present. A final set
Element may be expected to follow this
conference. unless some radical dis
agreement occurs to throw or negotia~
lions as at present existing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
Annual


Other large consumers are AS fol-
lows: Standard Underground Gable
company. Pittsburg, Pa: Detroit Brass
and Copper company. Detroit. Mich.
Rome Brass and Copper company,
Rome, N. Y; Seymour Manufacturing
company. Seymour. Con-; Bridgeport
Grass company Bridgeport, Con.
Plum Sc Atwood company. Thomas.
ton. Con-; Chase Rolling Mills, Water
bury. Con; American Tube Works
company. Boston, Mass; Winchester
Repeating Arms company; Ansonia
Electric company, Ansonia. Con,
The above concerns consume the
bulk OF the American copper produc-
ton. The Western Electric company
and the Westinghouse companies
large consumers Of wire and castine
copper, are not included as they sell
dom buy their copper direct. They
buy II IN the manufactured form and
q good portion of their requirements
especially that of the Western Elec-
trio company Is represented IN the
consumption of the American Brass
company.
The Brass company controls seven
large plants. They are the Coe Brass
company at Torrington, Con; the Doe
Brass company at Ansona. Con-: the
Ansonla Brass company. the Benedict
& Burnham company, the Holiness
Booth & Hayden company, the Water
bury Brass company and the Chicago
Brass company, Kenosha, wis, RI Is
also building a 100000 plant near
St Louis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
REPORT FROM
NEVADA DOUGLAS
Engineer Arentz Has Expressed
Satisfaction Over Porphry
Ridge Developments.
SHIPPING ORE FOUND THERE,
Progress Made With Construction
Ore Exposed In the Out
side Shaft.

For some time the developments be-
ing made on what Is known as the
porphry ridge. or along the lime and
granite contact. of the Nevada Doug
las Copper comuany's mine at Yering-
ton. New, have been regarded by
Manager Walter C. Orem as being OF
significant bearing on the future of
the mine,
In a report received from Engineer
in Charge $. S. Arentz today, the lat
ter refers to the porphry ridge work
in this manner:
For the amount of work done. one
of the best developments on the Ne
vada Douglas property has been made
on the porphry ridge, At the north
end OF the Casting Copper claim. q
porphry dyke. forming prominent
ridge, can be traced for 1000 feet In
an easterly direction. on the south
side, in contact with lime and shales
ore has been formed and 20 shirts
work has been expended in developing
II in the past month
con exposing the vein in seVeral
places by means of open cuts, cross
cut made lower down, then drift
made to the east 40 feet-all In ore of q
fair grade. Near the highest point OF
the contact, a l2-foot open cut exposed
ore the whole width. showing copper
carbonates assaying all the way from
APO to 1920 in copper. Two feet or
shipping ore is exposed"
The main tunnel, Mr.. Arentz states.
is now in 553 feet. During the month
of June, three additional cottages were
erected, compressor house erected ana
ironed; foundations for the new board
ing house put in, etc. The air pipe line
is being laid t, the Ludwig mif< pre-
paratory TO the installation of machine
drills at that property.
A drift from the bottom of the OUT
side shaft has opened body OF ore or
IL very satisfactory grade. Conditions
are favorable at other parts of the
property where work is going on and
Mr.. Arentz is more convinced than ever
that the Nevada Douglas Will become
a producer of magnitude.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
TONOPAH.

Tonopah Nevada, 1900 asked :;
Montana Tonopah. 3.27ls bid: Tono-
pah Ext. l.s5 q 40; MacNarnara. 2S
a 80; Midway. t.12h a LIS: Tonopah
Belmont. $50 asked Tonopah North
Star. 24@2s; Ohio Tonopah, SOS;
West End Con. S5@ss; Rescue. no
10: Tonopah & California. 5qT: Gold
en- Anchor, 1874; Jim Butler, 1.O5m
l0Tia Cash Boy, 6@7; Home. GOT;
Boston Tonopah. 10 asked; Monarch
Pitts Ext, hid; Montana Midway
Ext. 4d5; Golden Grown. 7@t0.
BULLFRoG.
Original 74s; Bullfrog Mining 15@
II; Mont Bullfrog 4@5; National
Bank 22@25; l.. Harris goa: Anne
thyst "a bid; Gold Bar 6s@7O; Stein
way so bid, Denver Bullfrog Annex
10 asked: Bonnie Clare 52@55, May
flower Cons, 36@3s; Montgy. sho.
Ext, 7 bid; G. Sceptre 9@11; Montgy.
Mt, 1906; b. Diamondfeld sd110:
asked; Nugget 4a5: Tramp Cons, 46
a 4s; Victor 8 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con. 1880 Manhat-
tan Mining Co, 6@S; G. Wedge, los;
S. Humphrey, sac; Dexter. 13@1s;
l.. Joe. 263; Crescent. 5 asked; Com
Dlnatlon, a. 81 Granny, ID DID; MUS
teng. 23@24; Little Grey 20 asked; .
Cow Boy 3@5; Original Manhattan.
800; Broncho. 7@s; J. Jack, bid;
Pinenut, cor; Buffalo. s@5 Stray
Dog, IS bid; Y. Horse, 4m5; Ind.
Camp. bG7: Standard. 80 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Falrview silver King. 10 asked Me-
vada Hills. 500 bid; Pittsburg Silver
Peak. 1859 lao; North star Wonder.
4d5 Eagles Nest. 90 asked: Ruby
Wonder 25 asked; Alice of Wonder.
asked.
GoLDFlELD.
sandstorm. 45Q47: Red Top. 40
bid; Mohawk. 1900 bid; Colo. Min.
81 Qp63: Jumbo 4.2b bid; Jumbo Ext.
1.7501.S2 Vernal. JIG bid Penn
sylyanin. l@S Goldheld Mining Co..
l.65@1.70; Kendall, s0G31; Booth.
1880; Blue Bun. 300s1; Adams, IS
@14; Silver Pick. SOC 81 May Queen.
20 bid Nevada Boy, eGlO; Black
Butte Ext. S@9; Blue Bell, l7n19.
Dixie. car; Goldhold Columbus, 40
bid; Hibernia, COZ; st, Ives. 9309f;
Conqueror, 1913; Black Rock. iG5;
Lone star, 1920; Gold Wonder. 30
bid; Potlatch. 80 bid; ORC, 22M24.
Kendall Ext. BOA; Sandstone Eyt..
ag5: Mayne. COS; Atlanta, Goa 6i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
YESTERDAYS,
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK
EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION

Kansas City, July 1s.--I.lvestoclS
comWlssion firms IN the 10 principal
markets OF the country, that do an
annual business estimated at tS00.000,-
600. were represented here today at
the opening OF the nineteenth annual
meeting OF the National Exchange as
sooiation. The livestock centers rep
resented included nearly every city OF
importance from Buffalo 10 Denver
and from 81. Paul 10 Fort Worth.
Twenty delegates came from Chica-
go.
The national exchange Is practically
the clearinghouse for the various
local exchanges on all matters relat-
Ing TO the livestock trade and the an-
nuhl meetings are principally for the
exchange OF business ideas. James G.
swift, Of Kansas city, the president
said this morning that as far as he
knew no pressing matter was TO be
taken up az this meeting. The post
mortem question. among other things.
win be discussed, President Swift
mentioning this topic In his annual
address. the reading Of which was
the principal work today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
CONCENTRATES.

Vice President T. Il. Woodbridge NJ
the Taylor & Brunton Sampling COM
panr. repaired for Denver yesterday
afternoon on brief business trip.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
4 Co.. were: Crude ore and concern
trate. s27,oO0; base bullion. s155.000;
gold bars. $4,000.
Col j. H. Hackett. one OF The prn-
cipal shareholders OF the Ohio Ken
lucky Mining company OF Phoebe. re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Los
Angeles. He was accompanied from
Caliente by Ernest l., Godbe. who
had been looking over conditions ut
the mine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
MIR. EccLEs HERE.
Talks About Nevada Consolidated
Mines Which He VIII Visit.

sllas w Eccles. vice president Of
the Nevada Consolidated Mining COM
pany and president of the Nevada
Northern railroad. arrived in the city
Yesterday from the east and viii pro-
coed In ii few days 10 Ely, New. where
he viii make an inspection OF the
properties OF the above named organ
ization,
Mr. Eccles says the railroad win be
completed up Robinson canyo"
Nevada Consolidated mines and the
mining company viii then soon be in
shape 10 begin stripping the surface
OF oyerburden 10 get al the ore depos-
It's by means OF steam shoyels a good
deal on the order OF the way things
HTe being done IN Bingham by the
Utah Copper and Boston Consolidated
companies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
MUST LEAVE TOWN.
Sentence of 90 Days Awaits Jenny
Steele II She Decides toy Come Back.

Jenny Steele, woman of about 20
years who is arrested habltually for
drunkenness, was again before Judge
Diehl IN the city court today. She
pleaded that she would leave town to-
night II sentence was suspended, but
the Judge told her he doubted her truth
and veracity In making the statement,
as he had heard it often before. He
warned her that she had better keep
her word. as he intended to give her go
days the next time she appeared before
him for drunkenness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon;
Newhouse, l5hdl6; Utah Cop, 2S029;
New. Cons, libQil4; cnmh. Ely, $40
Nipplsslns, iOAQiolai Davis DAILY III.
ola Glroux, 7f4Shi g. q. a. Sil, ~
Qln Nev, smelt,, 2%@27s Mitchell. SO
~, New. Utah. bGbik; Sill, Queen. lQhi
Ely Con, i,1sd1.1s; Dominion cop-
per. 5is lf5% Gibraltar. 20m3O; TIN
tic, b1s d6ls; Montgomery Shoshone.
ca asik Butte & L.. I " a * Tenn.
Copper ssM q4o; Great Bend
p'aeld 3. H. Con. 2b@2s: Common
wealth, 2s bid; Comb, Fraction, 2.6OGp
1855 o. Bend Annex. l09ii; Is. Il.
Bonanza. 6ef7; Kewanos. 1sgso; Es-
maralda, sdi0; Portland. 20 bid; Crack
erjaek, 1890 II. Mohawk, i.25 asked (;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
MRS. MoREToN DEAD.
Wife OF City Recorder Passes Away at
1880 This Morning.

Mrs Elizabeth Cooper Moreton,
wife OF City Recorder John b. More
ton. died this morning at 1890 O'Clock
at the family residence. 618 East
Third South street. from childbirth.
Mrs. Moreton was the daughter of f.
a. Cooper Of West Jordan, and would
have been "A years old in November
She was the mother of nine children,
eight of whom. together with her
husband. three brothers and Ave sis
tiers, survive her.
Sunday. time and place 10 be an
nounced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
REGULAR A. NJ. SALES.

REGULAR A. NJ. SALES.
Ajax~-100 at 81.
May Day-~So0 at 3S
Silver King--240 at 25.75.
Star Con.--70o at 60; 700 at 63; Ill at
81; 100 at g..
Uncle Sam-S00 at rs.
Beck Tunnel, 800 at 2.20 zoo at
217h; LOO at Els. s. so; 200 at 2.15;
500 at ais. 3. 30; 500 at 2.l5. y. 60; 600
at 121si 200 at 2.12, S. go.
Crown Point, $500 at a5.
Iron Blossom--100 at 1.37js.
Lead Kng--S000 at Is.
Sioux Con,-500 at rs; 400 at 70; 400
at "A; 1,400 at ~; $500 at Il; 1000 at co.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel--2o0 at els,
Crown Point--4O0 at 80: 500 at 95
Columbus Con.--400 at 800
Iron Biossom--200 at 40; 40 at 1. So.
Mountain Lake--2,000 at 90
Sioux Con.--I,000 at 70; 1000 at 50;
200 at 10.
South Columbus Con.---2OO at 2.S7ts;
100 at 2.S5.
Utah--2O0 at 2 90
Uncle Sam con.---5OO at so, h. 30; 700
at 49,
Victor Con.-1.ooO at 1sis; 500 at is,
REHABILITATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
FINED 500

Charles A. white. was arrested last
night for beating a woman named
Mamie Davis, at the Fields apartment
house. appeared before Judge c. B,
Dlehl IN the criminal division OF the
city court this afternoon, pleaded guilty
10 assault and battery and was sens
fenced 10 nav a fine of 500 or go to
jail for one hundred days. White had
no statement to make, contenting him.
self with q mere plea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
ARIZONA COPPER,
Equipment Going Into Camps Near
Town of Mayer.

Mayer Arz, July 1s.--Heavy ship
ments OF mining machinery for points
IN the mountains and at some distance
from the railroad are usually costly.
besides requiring considerable time for
hauling. This fact however, has not
deferred enterprlsing operators from
entering upon extensive development
operations even In remote sections; and
no disposition is manifest 10 await the
coming OF the promised railroad facil-
tiles before installing equipments ade-
quate 10 the requirements OF their
properties. The copper camps through
out the district are reporting rapid
progress. especially the mines at Cop
per Creek, The latest machinery
equipment TO arrive at cordes Siding
was for the sunset group. and inolud-
cd air drills boiler, compressor, hoist,
pump and ore cares These are now
being hauled 10 the camp for Imme-
date installation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-18
Nrw YORK FRUIT MARKET.


New York. July 17.--Evaporated ap,
Mes FOR future delivery are advancing anu
The spot market feels the influence OF tls
high quotations. Fancy are quoteu -
slsc: choice. SIC; prime, 7&usc' poor 70
pt,nes are in better demand on spot
o,.,ns nosibly to bullish coast adVices.
Quotations range from 4N.e 10 Er5o tor
Caiifornia fruit, and from 5ssc 10 &c TOT
0reeons M to 3os 10 HOS. 80
Apricots are unchanged Win ehoiee
o,,ated al nc; fancy. 22ltZlc.
Peaches are quiet. with choice quoteu
a, llil6l12c: extra choice. 12lSalSci ta'cs'
ia@1aiIo: extra fancy, 1+d1ic. ..
Paisins are without fresh feature; loose
mnscatels are quoted at s%alec. seea ensn
,aisins 7AQl3c: London layers lsop
l55. ,,.>r cpArN
I,iverpool. England. July B.-Wheat,
snot n,det: No. red western winter, rs
IA. futures. steady; July rs Esd; Sept
~ aid. Dec. rs SD. -,
'corn-Spot quiet: Hess dried 6s old
northern So gid; futures quiet; jury
nominal: Sept, a 1850.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
chicago. July 12--Butter. steady;
creanery. oD@25 diaries, 17aa
Eggs-steady, l2ssgi4-