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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-17

ager OF the Chicago Utah Mining conn
pany which is developing a promising
Eroup Of mining claims near that point
~ IN inc city on a brief business trip.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
Company yesterday were. Crude
vIe ana concentrate. $4,000; base
bullion, $4,000.
The Utah Consolidated Mining oom-
any mas posted a quarterly dividend
on oV cents share. or S160.00O. for
leyn1ent Jan. IS. his IL n reduction
ul % per cent over the previous one.
me books on the company close on
the zlst inst. and reopen on the s0th.
Advices from Phoebe say that L. w.
Nlckes, who has been connected With
the Ely Witch company at Ely. win
assume the duties OF superintendent
on the properties OF the Novado-Utah
Mines a. Smclters corporations mine
on January T.
The record FOR tho United states
court Of appeals having failed TO reach
washington yesterday. the petition for
"a writ OF certorari was not filed I'm the
supreme court Of the United states. Il
probably viii be, however. before the
end Of the present week.
Word has been received from Provo
N-ttNN NtAN hAtNAluk OF NlttNAOIH Oh ANN
BLACK Jack Mining company, scheduled
for yesterday. had been postponed for
one week. In the meantime, negotia-
tons are pending with the American
smelling a Refining company for IA
vorable ore contract.
Il is expected that the Nevada Hills
Mining company Will shortly begin the
construction of new milling plant. A
series Of tests have been made to de-
termine the best method OF treatment
ana these have progressed TO the point
which has practically settled the metal
rulgical features Of the proposition.
The Black Rock Copper and Gold
Mining company with properties IN
Beaver county, is plaintiff In a suit
filed against Secy. Of State Charles 5.
Tngey. the object Of which is TO test
the validity Of the state license tax
law enacted at the last session Of the
Legislature.
Henry Wettingiu. a well known
Pittsburg capitalist. died at the Holy
Cross hospital yesterday afternoon,
following an operation for appendicitis
The deceased was manager and sec
rotary Of the Creole Mining company
ut Gilmore Ida, at the time Of his
death. He was a member OF the Ma
sonic and ElSs fraternities.
The Phoebe & Pacific railroad, being
the narrow gage operating between
Phoebe and Royal City, is making regu-
lar daily trips and large quantities
OF ore are being transported from the
Day Mine of the latter place 20 the
local terminus. The train at present
Is being operated under the guidance
of VIM. Harden Phoebe Record.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Ne
vada Central Gold and Copper COM
pany were filed I'm the office Of the
county clerk Monday last The incor-
porators are local people and the prop
crty consists Of some very choice ter
ritory IN the Bristol District Among
the principal owners are John @.
Brown. Robert ID. Montgomery local
agent for the Caliente and Phoebe rail-
road. J.. r. Peer and Chas II. Smith.
The capitalization Is 100000. divided
into 100000 shares of the par value OF
81 each-Pioche Record.
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Plant to be Erected With a Bat
terry Of Forty
Stamps.
LOCATION TO BE NEAR MINE.
Seven Dollar Ore Can be Worked
bly-ConditlOn
Satisfactory.

Donald p. Gillies. president OF the
Tonopah Extension. who returned to
Tonopah has announced that the
company wiz erect a 40 stamp mill
Immediately While ia New York
Mr. Gines had a number OF confer
enCes with Charles NJ Schwab, and
also conferred with the officers and
directors Of the company in Pitts
burg. with the result that work mas
already been commenced on the
drawings for the big plant The mill
Will be erected as close 20 the mine as
possible, so that the ore can be car
ried by belt-convcyors direct from the
cellar OF the shaft 10 the ore bins az
The mill The plant will be Of a mod
fled tube-min type. combined with
a new cyanide process. which ellmin-
ates concentration, although concon-
trating tables can be added later IL
found Necessary. Ground will be brok-
en- FOR the foundations before the
close OF the year. and the work II
construction viii be pushed as rapid
ly as men and money can expedite
operations. me work will be done
under company supervision and
large force Of workmen will be emf
ployed
Mr. Glllies states that the condi-
TONS in the mine fully Justify the
erection Of the mill even 1T the orc
should never be found below the 500
foot level, the point AZ which the Goa
cite Intrusion was encountered. II is
asserted that by the new process which
VIII be used I'm the Extension mill 81
ore can be worked at a profit When it
Is considered that there Is now on the
dump al the mine a small mountain Of
ore estimated at $4,000 tons, worth
SIS ton and that there are i'm
mense bodies Of ore In the mine rum
ming from SO 60 $50 q ton. To say
nothing OF the immense reserves Of
shipping ore. the stockholders Of the
Extension are justified In looking fOr-
ward TO the completion Of the min
with the most sauguiue expectations.
The physical condition Of the mine
was never better. ore Is being ex-
tructed from all levels, and the values
are being maintained and are even in
creasing. especially IN the western
Fart Of the mine. Good progress lis
being made ip the north eros cut on
the l05O-foot level. which IS due 10
intersect the ledge about the first Of
February
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SEVENTY MINERS
KILLED BY EXPLOSION.

Birmingham. Ala. Dec IA mos-
sage from Yolando az midnight says s5
bodies have been taken from the mines
end that the rescuers believe between
a5 and 40 aro sun IA the lower enc
frances
.YoIande Ala Dec. ia dsasrrous
explosion took place iu mine BIO. 1 Of
the Yolande Coal ana Coke e1opapv
an 1925 o'clock this morning It is INA
possible 90 tell exactly al hIs hour
how many are dead as result Of ne
explosion, the estimates varying pbe
work OF rescue has been extremely slow
because OF me debris lu tha mine.
and the large crowd of women. children
and sightsqers at the opening The ex-
ploHlon rs now known tu have ocoiirr9d
in either the hfth or sIEth ROM M
trance. An 0f the h0iif. have beon ~
covered from those entries ana eorns
Of Thorn were 80 horribly mutiiated Xxx,
Identification Do almost impossible ggo
bodies OF ~ white and seven col,r.5
'nen have been Identified
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Dee 1.-THE wheat market
opened weak today because Of decline
at Liverpool I'm face or yesterdays ad-
vance in the local market. Favorable
reports OF harvesting iu Argentina also
formed a bearish f7ctor. May whe
opened 4 70. Ac lower at i.o2h to l.o2i3
The corn market opened steady al
though a slight decline from the close OF
Yesterday. Gables were lower and local
receipts somewhat larger MAY cor
opened itc 70 sc lower. at 65i3 20 57asc
and sold at 51if.
The oats market was weak chiefly be-
cause OF large local receipts. May oats
onencd &c to itc lower at "a and sold at
53&g7k.
The provisions market was firm be-
cause Of an advance OF 90 cents in the
price OF live hogs Nav pork was up
Toe az 1890; lard was unchanged at 1921
and RIBS were NscQ5c higher at 7l0n
-wheat-May 1.O54; July 9gas.
Corn-May 59A: July 49,,
.0ais-May old, 54al; May 53l5; July Old
Fork-january l2@ls; May i2ia4
Lard-January 40; MAY f.Sh;0l.S5.
Rlbs-lanuary 6.Uh, May 7.0j.
Rye-Cash 1su-1
Barley-Cash Sass.
Timothy. ash & 65.
Clover-Cas ll.O0U15.00.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
nominal: March r. iOssd. May Is 100. '''
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York. Dec. Ie--Sugar-K Raw. firm.
Fair refining .30u3.55; centrifugal SO tost
3 81. molasses sugar .o0u3.05
Refined firm. Crushed $50. powdered
40, granulated $50.
Coffee-Quiet No Rio Gis: No.
Santos Sc.
ENAPORATED FRUITS.
New York Dec. 1f.-The market for
evaporated apples shows a slight cas-
Ter tone, with fancy quoted al llal2ibr;
choice, loc. prime Sssq9iac. and 1906 fruit
Prunes are more active but no change
Us reported I'm quotations which rangc
rom sac to Ice Tor California fruit. and
from lC 10 laic for Oregous. sos and $685.
Apricots are active with choice at
Is.
Peaches are steady. with choice quoted
at l2Ql2ac, extra choice l2ird18itc: fancy
8 ieC and extra fancy 140llitc
Raisins are in light supply. on spot. ow-
ing go the taIlure uf snipaI ents from the
coast 20 arrive here on time. Loose mus
catel are quoted AZ 1.100l a.
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CARSON CITY MINT.
Unprecedented Amount of Gold Bul-
Hon Received There.

An unprecedented amount OF bullion
rs being received at the Carson mint
Octobers receipts were within $1,000 Of
as much as those Of the entire fiscal
year OF 1904 and November eclipsed
that years receipts by several thou
sands. The present force Is inadequate
TO handle tho amount OF bullion Of
tered. and the matter has been taken
up with the director, from whom "a re-
ply Is expected daily. He is thorough
mint man, and being from the west,
VIII probably take favorable action at
once TO relieve the congestion The
present force manages to keep up with
the work by working overtime, but
with the amount now coming in and
that which will come from the compile
ton Of the reduction works now under
way, the mint viii be unable to handle
the goods offered. The director has arr
ranged for the immediate shipment to
Carson Of a mammoth safe to hold the
rapidly accommodating bullion.
Department heads at Washington
have their eyes on Nevada, recognizing
the state as a prime producer Of bull
lion, and at the present rate IL may
not be long before the Carson mint Is
reconvcrted into a coinage proposition.
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KING EDWARD SUIT.
Litigation started Which WIN Interest
Local shareholders.

The King Edward Mines company
has nled a bill I'm the United States
circuit court here. says a Boston paper,
seeking am accounting from the bank
ing from Of Mccormick & Mccormick,
William H. Brevoort, Thomas 7. M.
Raborg and Robert Leslie Moffett of
$3.50, 900 paid to Brevoort for the prop
critics which went into the King Ed
ward Mines company. From Mr. RAJ
borg individually the bin seeks to re-
cover $4,000 shares Of the stock of the
company or its equivalent. II Is alleged
that the defendants, with the exception
Of Mr.. Monett. made a profit Of $40,
600 out OF the deal by which the King
Edward company was formed.
Samuel Jutermyer is counsel for the
corporation and also represents varl-
Gus Of its stockholders as individuals
who during the past few weeks. have
succeeded IN recovering from a syndl-
cate OF Wall street men $4,000 shares
OF King Edward stock, a part OF a
block of 100000 shares distributed as
a promotion bonus.
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ooNcENrRATEs.

Diamond drills are being uFed in tbe
development of the Nevada Des M0lues
property az Phoebe. Nevada
T.. q Kidder left for the Yerlng-
ton copper district in western Nevada
today.
T.. Thompson has retired from
The brokerage Grim of Thompson y
Browning.
Bert b. smith, the wei known Ne-
Yada mining operator and banker Is
in the city ON BRIEF business trip.
Superintendent 40. jacobson Is down
from camp Tor "a few days. 40 saws
the ran of snow at Alta is quite heavy.
Ernest n GoIbe. manager Of tbe
Ohio Kentucky and Prince Consolidat-
ed iniuof. mas returned from Phoebe
ana WIN remain in me clty until amor
Christmas
President O. "A MacNeill. soey. gpon-
Ger fonroae ana General Counsel *. n
hahbltt of the Utah Copper compauv
returned to Colorado Springs last SAFE
udav.
,. a. EdgeFly Of Aorgan. Utah. man.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Dec. 17.-Money on call
urn; q at per cent; ruling rate - 4:
closing bid o: offered az 9.
Time loans firm but dull. 90 days
10 to II and 90 days : to 10 percent:
siN months To : per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper s pcr
cent Sterling exchange strong with
actual business I'm banSers' bills az
1856. 10 at 1856 Is or demand and al
dS0. 10 at $50 20 for so days. CONNER
cial bills, $50 az 1870 25.
Bar silver, 53tk.
Mexican dollars. AZ.
Government bonds steady: railroads
heavy.
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FORENOON ON
MINING EXCHANGE
Uncle Sam Consolidated Still
Continues Weak and in
Little Demand.
BLACK JACK ON ACTIVE LIST
MAY Day Holds its Ovn-Salcs of
south COiumbus-QuOta-
tiuns and SALES.

Things were not very brisk around
the mining exchange today. The sales
however. ran up 90 little more than
$1,000 Uncle sam continued weak
The stock came out as low as 4Oh cents
Colorado made no gains while Black
Jack. which was the most active stock
of the day closed slightly lower. Crown
Point sold down 10 n cents but Iron
Blossom made q slight gain and moved
up TO 28is May Day. one Of the Tintic
companies fortunate in having a good
contract with the shelters. held its
own. South Columbus began at a. cents
and recorded "a slight advance DAILY
Judge went at 400. Columbus Consoli-
dated at 100, ana Seven Troughs at
2sia cents
Ohio Copper went at 30 and was the
only unlisted stock brought out during
the days transactions
The closing quotations and sales
were.
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RESIGNS FROM CACTUS.
A. ID. MOnat Asks 10 BE Relieved from
SupcrintcndcnCy.


The announcement has been made at
the offices of the NcWhouse Mines a.
Shelters corporation that Supt. A.
A.. At0uat had rendered ms resignation
and asked to be relieved of the resp0u-
sibiliues which have rested upon his
shoulders during the past two and "a
half years as soon as possible Just
what Mr. Momats plans for the future
are could nor Dee uscertalncd. but f.
has been known for some little time
tnat he has had a desire 10 get o..
OF the harness Nu4 ta-s hfe "a niue
easier.
I'M giving out thc information COM
tanned iu the foregoing this morning
General Manager Lafayette Haucheu
said he did so only with the deepest
regret. Il regard Mr. Monal' said me-
cas- being a mining man of exceptional
ability ANA the result OF bits work dt
tine Cactus mine is certainly sufficient
20 make good this assertion. We
Qout uke to lose him, but he has been
down there Ou tue desert for long
time ana ] DO NOT blame him IN the
slightest for wanting 10 Get ava.
There Dr. nothing good yuu can sa.
about M Muual but what the New
house Mines a. Smeltcrs corporation
VIII heartily endorse.
a. ID Monai has been "a conspicuous
figure lu rtah mining affairs f0r a long
time dc was superintendent OF the
Ontario mine at Park city for a zooi
many years. beginning during the re-
gImc OF thD Tate Robert a.. Chambers
and continuing after his death througu
"a greater uorlou of the administration
of Charles A.. Rood He went 10 the
Cactus after leaving the ontario. The
developments of the Cactus which gave
that property "a position at the head of
Utah copper mines was made during
Nr MoharH suptrlntcudency.
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Columbus Con. 100 at LES.
Little Bell. 500 at 80; 300 at t.27la:
200 at 80 seller 80.
Lower Mammoth 200 at a5 200 at a.
May Day, 100 at 80. 200 at 31ia; 100
at at 81
Nevada HIS. 100 at 3.15. seller 30.
Uncle Sam Con. 800 at 40.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 53 200 at 81
seller 30.
Iron Blossom 900 at 2s. seller so.
Sioux Con. 1000 at 70.
South Columbus, 600 at 81.
Seven Troughs. 600 20. buyer so.
Wabash. 100 at 90.
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LIVESTOCK.


AHAAaAAAH
Chiaro De IT, Cattle Receipts about
Aun0. market steady. Reeves t.luut .lNi
COWS and holfers .l0Qi50i Texans g.o0A
stockors and feeders 2.20u4.l0
HOGS Receipts about 400. Market %
cents higher. Light f.aiui %: mixed a.li
n4E. heavy 4nn4o. rough 90N4.l5i
Piss Sj6gi;9. BULK en- of ,ai g 90 se'gt.so
steady. Natives 00ut %; westerns 2.lsfi
4.M. ycarings t,50ubMi lambs 3l5ut.
western 8.56a6.a.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Dec. T-Cattie-Reoelpts
10000 including 300 southerns. Market
native COWS and heiferA 2.2du5N. stock
ers and feeders 3.oQuii 90, bulls 2.d0N
LOO; calves COOS p; western steers $50
ak. %: western cows 50u3.q0.
Hogs-Receipta i2eOi market lOnllc
higher Buzz Of sa.ies, liogl.eo: h9,a.yyy
shoep@Recelpts 1000 Market steady
Muttons a00Qi sd. lambs 5.2lu6.h p. range
wethors $500 2j. f0d ewes 3.a5ui.S5.
OMAHA.
South omaha. lie. l.--Natte-Receip
1000: market slow 90 steady. Native
steers 3,25a5.65; cows aud heifera 2.OlW
400, western steers 3 .00aA60; Texas steers
2.l5ai &i range cows ana hcifers Loo
ers 2.7564 25; calves 3.0ot6.75. bulls and
Hogs-Reeeipts $500. Market 2Oa25c
higher heavy AAu4.G5; mixed 4 .lOU4.i5i
Ight 4.&p45; piss 40q4.fo' bulk of
sheep-Receipts 1000 Market steady
Yearllngs 2lu4 90. wetherF 4.OOIa. -:
ewes 3.25G3.S5; lambs 5.50G5.65.
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STOCK TO BE LISTED.

Advices received from Boston indi-
cate that the shares Of the Utah Cop
Der company viii soon be listed on
the Boston stock exchange. Only "A
small portion OF the bonds have been
converted into stock. OF the $4,000
shares outside the Guggenheim hold
lngs so per cent are controlled by the
western directors. There are about 300
gfockhOldorg
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AJAX IN GOOD SHAPE.

Manager Thomas Weir OF the Ajax
Mining company made the statement
that The property OF that company
would probably remain on the active
ust until after the FIRST OF tho year The
finances of the Ajax corporation are
such that work could be carried ON
vigorously FOR another year. m need be-,
without shipping "a pound OF ore.
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ToDAY's MINING GOSSIP


Directors at meeting today decided.
In order to put its treasury ln hrst
olasas condition no postpone the re-
sumption of dividends until January
when they VIII be resumed at The old
rate of l0 cents month. The last
dividend was paid on April no. 1907.
ana payments were suspended on ac-
count of the extensive Ore ln the Home
rftae mines.
Boston wires. The foreign visible
copper supply on Dec. 10, 1907 was IT,
bss TONS an Increase OF 1899 toms with
boz the past two weeks.
Boston NeWa Bureau says. J. u.
Ricketts,, general manager of Greene
cananea company AMI still consulting
engineer of Ola Dominion. was I'M
Globe yesterday ana visited the Old
Dominion under ground He says tho
showing Of One new strike On me air-
fcenth level IN much better than am
ucipated. There % no certainty as yot
whether or not the strike Il sulphlde
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aoLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED.



Ay,ootuing 10 report received by
80 shareholders OF the Goldneld Com
solldatod yesterday during the year
e.u,ns october 81 last the total profits
va ,ne Goldheld Consolidated Mining
ooinpany was 81 0S5Ts9 or this
Sa,..'unt tho sum of 81. 3is.52s.55 was the
Dis ,ompany's share of the earnings
s1nsldiary companies. The earnings
ny ,hese different companies turned
over 10 the Consolidate1 ,,ere. Mo-
hawk N,Slg,6S So. RED TOP 81 87s. Sc.
JUMBO, szS.s6l67, Goldneld Mining So
go'p'. Inc total amount ON hand IN
,ne ,Ieasuries Of the different compan-
ie' is slb5O, 058.63. Tho amount of ore
minded by al companies during tho
vi was 3l,a3S075 tons, Of which 20
V-i,lio TONS were shipped and S.7i5.096
IONS We're milled. EiRhty-four days
production were lost by strikes during
the year.
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n. NV. T. Holuug 20 Sarah r.
Holling, part Of lot g. block A,
plat B ...,......... s......... IS 2
Wloks. lots ana 10. block DO.
Poplar Grove .......... ............ 8
John H. Lyon 90 Mary LesHard.
part ~ lot 4. block 80 plat ID ...... q
George IT, Adams 2nd 90 william
RuEFcn et al i0tH 8 and N
block q south BouIavard ....,..... $50
arOuWay Parry Go Henry @.
Webster Ion li block q Toronto
-uDel Na5l4h. tt....s. .t...'.-.-.-.ts. 90
May l.. Taylor 90 George y. Mar
un, section 2 township ] north
range ] west Observation-Disclosures. Tn1
JACOB Mluss t0 Nena Mauss, land
ln section rs. township %. range
cast ........ .......' .............. ffH
John ~ u1dson 10 State Realty Co.
part of l0ts + and 3 block rs. plat
a. 3, ...................... ........,.... 1000
salt Lake Security and Trust GO.
~ sarah James, part LOT q block
lD, plat ID .......................... $3.50
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' nsan NO. l. AZ Investigation has not
'o9sa,sssed sufficiently az yet
.t,... News Bureau SAYS; Nipis-
S'.i, declared its regular quarterly divi-
49, or per cent payable Jan. "a.
"OONs close Dec. q. and reopen Jan. 22
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TONoPAtI

Tonopah Nevada, 90 asked, Mon
tana Tonopah, 1901 So; Tonopah
bid: Midway. 90 bid. Tonopah Bell
mont $685.; Tonopah North star,
edl1: Ohio Tonopah. goa; West
End Cons. 34d So: Rescue. 4 a 5: Tom
opah & Calif.-gia, 2 bid; Golden
Anchor. 4 asked: Jim Butler, 44d 40;
Cash Boy asked; Home 3 asked;
Monarch Pitts. Extn., 1 bid; Montana
Midway EXtn., 1M2.
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MANHATTAN

Mani. Con, Z0024, Mani. Min. Co.,
4 asked @. Wedge, 3 bid s. Humphrey,
3 asked: Dexter 10 asked; l., Joe. lU2.
Crescent. I bid. Combination. 1M2;
Granny. 15Ql6, Mustang. 10 bid; Lit
lie Grey asked. Cow Boy, 102, Ong
Mani. 6 asked, BronchO, 2 bid. j. Jack.
q asked; Buffalo. asked, g. Dog, o
bid. T. Horse, 3 asked, Ind. Camp,
t.fH
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Ophir. 1.1Om1.121a; Mexican so
o. 31: Gould e. Curry, . bid; Con. Va.
25G26; Savage 240 %; Hale & Nor
cross. As asked. Yellow hcket. 1877 y
M165: Belcher. 1901. Confidence,
f7d4S: Sierra Nevada. % a. 90; Tx
chequer. 20 asked; Union. ESQ %.
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SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE.


san Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE fol-
lowing are the quotations today Of the
san Francisco stock exchange on Ne
vada mining stocks:
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Nevada Hills. 8.I5 bid; Pittsburg sn.
Peak. 40 bid North star Wonder. 2a3.
Eagles Nest. 23025i New. HIS Flor
euoe, asked. Alice Of Wonder, "A ask-
AZ
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WOOL
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Dec -Wool--Steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums 90 %; nne
medium 1921. fine 15al7.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


State Of Utah 20 syrus n. still
man. land ln section. T. township
Fouth. range l. west ..........S sl.OA
Sarah Taylor TO Ephralm q.
Oowans Jr. lot 3 block %, plat
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REGULAR cALL SAFES

Lower Mammoth 100 at f6.
May Day. 200 az &c.,
Uncle Sam, 400 at a.. 500 at 40l5.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at 53.
Black Jack, 100 cat "a. seller 60. 500
- "a
Colorado. 1000 al 2.17is.
Crown Point, 500 AT ~; 2l00 AT 1lls:
! 800 az a.
Mountain Lake. 1000 az g.
Sioux Con. 200 at 1874 100 at %. 500
al 12l..
Seven Troughs. 200 az 2sia.
Victor. 800 at ga
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D. n. Snow a Co, Stock nrokrrs.
90 Commercial Blk. Both 'Phouesig73
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