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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-10
MARKET WEAK
AND FACILITATING
First Hours Business Showed AL
ternate Advances and Declines,
with Trend Downward.
DECIDED FALL IN ERIE STOCKS
This Was Followed by a General Sell
Ing In All Quarters, Wiping
Out Gains.

New York, April l0.--AIoderate buying
orders carried opening prices OF stocks
above yesterdays closing level. The ad'
vances did not exceed small fractions e1'
cept in few of the most active favori-
ties- American Smelling rose ia Reading
Ia. Great Northern preferred and Union
Pacific and ST Paul large fractions
Alternate advances and declines result
ed from the first hour s business with
the down trend sufficient to cancel the
opening gains subsequent rise carrien
the list Up to the opening level but the
advantage was not long retained. AT IL
o'clock the list lowered about midway
between the highest and lowest and the
market WAS very dual.
Operations sos the advance were renew
ed and prices were Carried higher,
The market became very dull again al
slight recess sions from the best
Bonds were Irregular
Tctive stocks fell off further on unlnl'
tied offerings, Union Pacific saSGing q
point from the best.
The stock market weakened decidedly
following a fall In the Erie stocks Ifen-
eral selling commenced IN all quarters and
the previous gains were wiped out and
a large portion OF the list was forced be-
low yesterdays closing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-10
BARS PROSECUTIONS.
Decision In Land Fraud Gases, Says
U. S. Atty. Oscar LaMlcr.


Los Angeles, April Sin the opinion
OF Oscar Lawler, United States attor-
ney for this district the supreme court
OF the United States, by its action yes
terday In the cases of five of the seven
Los Angeles men indicated in the Ore
gon land fraud investi sation, has eff
fectually tied The hands OF every Unit
ed States attorney in the country so
far as the prosecution OF big criminals
Is concerned. He adds that prosecu-
lions Involving extradition Will be far
cical until Congress adopts a new law.
THE holding OF the supreme COURT
that an Indictment alone is not suffi-
Client cause for removal of prisoner to
the center OF trial when his arrest Is
lows a defendant two trials OF his
case" said Mr. Lawler -'Under this
ruling a man arrested in Arizona on an
indictment found In California may de-
nand n hearing there and the govern
nnent has TO so to the expense OF re-
calling and transporting Its grand jury
witnesses, In addition to suffering the
attendant delay Also, of course, the
United States attorney has to show his
hand and the defendant has chance
TO find out the governments Use with
out himself exposing a single card in
the game II amounts to an absolute
bar TO pros ecution of the trusts inter-
state commence cases and big federal
conspiracy cases like that OF the L,o1isi-
ana lottery"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-10
COL NJ TREWEEK BACK.
Believes Utah Should Talk More About
Herself-Nllnlng situation Improving,


Col N. Treweek, president of the Wa
bash Mining company and one OF the
best known mining men In this state.
has returned from a visit TO New York
Col. Treweek believes Utah should
make a noise like real mining district
II believe that there should be more
missionary work done by the mining
men of Utah throughout the great
financial centers, he says. 1.-THE world
realizes to some extent what Utah can
do. only II needs an occasional proddtng
along to bring Utah mines closer to
their minds. No section OF the country
Is spending so much money In advertls-
ing It's mining propositions as Nevada,
and this form OF advertising is not oniy
ia the form OF newspaper publicity but
they come into personal contact with
the men OF money They have estah-
Ished publicity bureaus in the east. and
that is what j would IKE TO see Utah
mining men do. I would like TO hayo
them come more into personal con tact
with the men who are capable OF doing
things on tremendous scale
"Aa mining state. Utah stands well
up 10 the head of the list, The mining
talent OF the state could desire no more
IDEAL arguments upon which 40 draw
than the present achievements OF the
mines ana the future possibilities, II
rs the Idea OF keeping Utah mining
affairs constantly before the world that
counts, and the point ] wish TO make,
/ 40 not wish 10 convey the Impression
THAI Utah Is without representation
In New York There are many Salt
Iakers there who are dolng a great
work for Utah, but these few men
should not be expected To handle the
whole program themselves
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Scarcity OF Miners IIampered Mime But
Handsome Receipts Were Received,

Handsome Receipts Were Received.
The Horn SIlvers annual report
boiled down but containing all Import
ant details follows Receipts-sales of
ore and concentrates $3.50 6I9; interest
81, a03 net proceeds smelter az Franclt-
lyn Sa9l; total receipts. Sl92 ,5l3. Ex-
penses mining, s62sOS; royalties, ss,SS2
taxes, salaries, Insurance rent, repairs,
etc.. S3205li construction, sl,a70; sus.
pensc, $751; total expenses, Sl0A.aS6: net
earnings, SSdbls. dividends, $4,000; sur.
plus {i5,ld9 total surplus, s6S,Si6
The total amount OF ore produced
DURING the year was 81 ,25S .9s2 gross
pounds and the total cost ~ ore eN-
tractcd WAS s62.si5, The report states
4 At the scarcity OF Inlner' ana labor
ers greatly hanpered the operations AZ
th mine during the entire year, Even
with an Increased rate OF wages. only
about half the men required could be
secured Thl7 b he advanced price
OF iuell LIMB ger, etc, caused a
slight lncfeane The cost OF produce
tion per ION, The average price per
ton received tor ore during tho year
WAS {lS,ia,
The report concludes as follows, rThe
slnc ore remains practically undis-
tufbed- Notwithstanding the advanced
price OF spelter we have been unab
w ~ q HAi NNHA wv !AkHA 70 hNNtlk.
and / strongly advise holding this pro-
duet until we get a reasonably fair az
fer, Bids are coming Iva almost daily
and they are gradually coming up 10 a
Agure that we can consider, am con.
tidont the sinc ores Wal yield the com.
pany substantial profit Il they are
not forced upon the market
The assets OF the company, In add,
ton 70 the mine. aggregate sl076.5 7e
There are no lLabilltles.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. April lo--Whaat today was
flrm on active demand by leading commits
sion houses for the July delivery, The
buying was chiefly due TO the continued
absence of rain In Kansas and Nebraska.
May opened ssdA to Ad9s higher at no
~. sold on to 7Gn and then rallied to
T1B-
Commission houses were active bidders
for corn but offerings were light and d
firm tone prevailed. There was an excel
lent demand for cash grain May opened
4 TO 4 higher at 46st8 TO 4STs-
There was good general demand for
July and September oats which caused
6rmness. May opened unchanged to Il
higher at A2aa to ga
Provisions were quiet but firm. The
market was affected principally by a 5
hogs. May pork opened cents higher
at ls07ss. Lard was up cents at $50.
ana ribs were cents higher at SEQ.
SUGAR AND CoFFEE.
New York, April rO-Sugar raw, strong.
Fair refining, 3B; centrifugal So test, g.,
a. If-lG mclasses sugar, 2sJa2 l5-ls-
Coffee-SSeady No Rio- u No SAM
os, s.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

SIT, LOUIS
St Louis, April 10.--Wocl lower. Ter.
ritOry and western mediums, ISq27; fine
medium, lSSaaos fine, 149Il.
BOSTON.
Boston. April s,-The wool market is
unusually dull on account OF the deple-
lion OF supplies but prices are firm The
territory woods are quiet and new BUSH
ness is exceedingly small in volume. Quo
-ations.
California secured basis). northern
choice, 6Ta6S: northern good. e6s767s middle
county, 65a68 southern, 6agsS; fail free,
sl96S.
Oregon tscoured basisl. eastern No. /
staple, 72d1S; eastern No. / clothing, esq
"; valley No /, 6pq52-
Territory staple lscourad basis). 72d7S;
ine medium, sS97o; medium. s5d6s.
Territory ordinary (scoured basis
fine, eSQl7o, fine medium, 6s9eSs medium,
62I6s
Colorado and New Mexico. spring
secured Xl. sSG7o; No, /. s3ate-
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K|NG-M' GREG0R
MERGER ON TAP|s
Salt Lake Crowd Arrives at Park
City to Go Over Prop
OsliiOn.
MARKS END OF LITIGATION.
No Dividends Are TO be Paid Unii Ala
THE Purchase Money Has
Been Paid,

-. c,4.- abandoned down the
F"EN t,ne Inc sl1ver
news tfis el'9r'oph e'''@e ante
King crowd arrived III NilH' ~,
mornings train ana went at once up
=, ia ,houeht the yAuch-talked-
4,, vas oncned at once and
NV the time the visitors leave ei'Nip
t.s. ,rtarnnon t,. matter of CONSOLE
49,. ma NcGreeor hold
Vatihg tie ms ,.s,,,,tshad fact,
ings WIN be an acpol'p
A-rons- the visitors who 5ourneyed 20
loari. ,yne morning are Thomas
LlIN ns,.ta Eeitn w. Y, Rice, W.
heN.u55t 80 - X Eransford w.
. ~ ~ y, =. f,,iJa ralIis w w ARM
nollt III ,tbe,s
s't 11t r,oct3rg today marks forever
80 n,,I M the Rlng. McGregor litiga-
tion t 5a,,ii, .s '''e
tef y "o'N-i' 80 vn rps
LETTER TO sTOSfNitpA-l'i'i'' 10
r,o,,sa y attn assIied n let
ftes4.i', ,li,,,ri56rs ~ the Silver King
lFr ~ ,.r,,,e weeks ago and there is
~ Ihes,tlt EI,s INC suggestions outlined
IN fiat letter NiIl ne followed almost
~ s. ,.t, arv,it4tfon. II there are any
N-tllSet 49, zvsIl not AFFECT the plan
ciiaIlscs ~ ~ a. ali In regard to the
OF eltc Isl silver King has pur-
ulelEus' Arsgnolfa-st, Louis. the
r. t-sS 49,, ,,.ns,ps tha Pinyon ridge
,,anortlse and the personal holdings
lIPl5r " StHC,vSeo, himself Mi in
9, Sslli'I r3,,,. has added sos acres OF
W ~ ~ ,'en,,,,,, "a irs present holdings.
wy ", g,.o,n president EeIth's letter
~ fup $50,
~ ~. ,,rnpnsed consolidation shall
1,e cNfected Inc aggregate number OF
. ,.res owned hv the consolidated COM
s,eny would be approximately ltpgp
.ss, II, oraqr to affect the consoll-
Jsfier III ls propuseG to form ana
,',t,s,,ile untler the laws of the state
~ Nevada. q corporation 10 ne Salltt
M siiCer King Arnalgamated Mines
co,,nntv. with a capital stock OF w.
"a 900 divided into ] ,2bO,oOV shalSS
~ fine par value of 80 ench suct'
eh,rea 10 be fully paid ana hoh-as
sassIble.
cot this capitalization 1t Is proposeu
IA ailot tho Silver King Mining cofn-
many for Ms holdings. apart from Tue
iroperty known as thc McGregor hold
is,es. and which WEIRD acquired 1ToIsl tle
settlement OF tse '@se od0 e'e er In other
,e eo Ia Mi The 40 COO shares OF the
ss,it-er, Ring company into abe new or
,rar,t,.fio,, ON thc basis OF SIS for each
s,,sre Of he present silver King stock
III is nfnnosed further to- allot to the
s-,arrs-yolth company s.. 500 900 OF The
esnitalizatlon of the new company for
s,e hovdines which would be al the
a., ~ IA for the 200 OGO shares OF
,,,,tstandine stock OF this company.
,.Irnr what is known ns tho Adena
o.-o,,n contiguous to the property Of
ne sIlyer King and Kess.ns-FJeith
Gamma r,ies. IT Is proposed To allot $4,000
90 tba ranitnlization OF the new COM
,os,y ar N coo shares. And for 10 claims.
1890 ,','r,rae.e+ine anproxirnately $50 acres.
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NEW YorK ASSESSMENT.

The New York al Park city levied
"A three-cent assessment Monday night.
NJ. j. McGli Is In this city and when
confident VIII bear great fruits but 1T
takes money to make mtnes-' With The
assessment paid up the company wili
have $4,000 10 carry on the work mapped
out by the management, A significant
feature OF the levy Is the fact that Il
WAS decided upon Just after a 2s.tOn
consignment OF ore WAS sold for 81 Aa2 ,
lndica ting that the management IL anx-
lous to ger money for development
with good reason.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-10
Finest Blue Grass
Sod.

Ready for lawns at reasonable
price. Can supply lawns either Large
or small,
Do you want to sell real estato7
List your property with us we
guarantee fair treatment and make
every effort to satisfy both buyer
and seller.
We have the exclusive agency for
some OF the best properties Doth
homes and for buslness) the mar
ket affords. No trouble to answer
questions or to show properties to
intending purchasers,
GEORGE NJ. CANNON COMPANY,
ROorns S12-sls TempetOn Building.
Phone Bell 81.
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York "trip, en- route to San Fran cisco.
He registered at the University club,
Charles Scheu. T.. H Farnsworth
and w. c. Alexander visited the Hon
orine Extension and Southport mines
yesterday. They found conditions sat
isfactory The Southport is looking
esp ecfaIty we'll. they report,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-10
REGULAR GAIL.

May Day, 100 at o.
Colorado. 1Oo at $50; 90 Cat 221s; leo
at 2.2S, seller so.
Ineot 1000 at OK
Mountain Lake, 100 at So
SO. Col Con, 900 at l30-
Seven Thoughts. loo IA; 400 at Is.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax. 100 at 80,
Col Con-, 500 at 5,35.
Colo, NJ. 100 at 2,277s 400 at $50
Grand Central 100 at $50.
IngOt, 500 al 10.
Little CHIEF. 500 at 1879.
May Day 800 at 20
Mountain Lake 100 at Co.
Nevada Hills, 1000 at 3. 771s.
Silver Shield, 500 at II,
SO. Col Com. 700 at 1.3o.
Utah, 100 at 200,
Uncle Sam. 2,lO0 al 81.
Victor. 800 at az,
Uncle sam. 100 al 5S
REHABILITATION.
Shares Amount
Regular Sales .--.,-., 1900 2.5o5. 80
Open board ..-.----.-..1l.000 II .976 90
Forenoon totals ----14.o0o sl4. tsl 50
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YEsTERpAY's

II. J, Foulgcr to Alfred @, Alien,
part OF lots and s, block IS plat
George II TlngIey to John Nye. lot
g. block 9, Newhousc Copper Plant
nd1ltlon ,.--ss', OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mary A, Glover to O, E. Manete.
part OF lot L. block l16. plat D..--
a keyseT Investment company 10
Nils Paulson, paIS or lot 4, block
- pr4t 2 Il; I,
Pat Pai' Of lo' "a block ~ s,ae.s
Alice FaircIough 10 James Fair
dough, part "a lot 5, block = J. H.
Rockwell addition ,,,.-- .,.,,,.--.,.
D. q Miller to James Fairclough,
lot 4, block 1, L. II. Rockwell I'D
q. NJ, Arnold to il. q, Arnold Wal.
Ter part 81 lot s, block 1884, Plat
eAiif#s- sttft. neutrality-suspicious.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the wealth
er bureau for the "a hours ending at
a. M today
Barometer reading at a. M. 2ss3
inches. Temperature at 6 a m, IS; maxi
mum, "A; minimum, Is; mean. Co. which is
II degrees above normal,
Precipitation since the first o. the
month. 81 inch, which is rs inch above
he normal
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since jan !, 3-o5 Inches,
Relative humidity, Is per cent
FORECAST TILL G r. NJ. THURSDAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
yicinity-
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
with showers tonight cooler
Il. J. HYATT.
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CONCENTRATES.

The sale NJ delinquent Little Chief
stock was held IN this city AT noon
today Between $4,000 and 1900
shares were offered.
J. w Neil. the we'll known mining
man Is IN town today, from a New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-10
uTAHNs IN MEXICO.
The Croft Brothers Of Eureka Are De
yelOping Good Properties There.

Especial 20 the n eWs
Eureka, April 1O.--Andrew Ander-
son. who has for the past four wears
bcen foreman and bookkeeper for the
bullion Reck mine, left yesterday for
Mexico to take similar position UNI
der the Croft brothers. who OWN va.lu-
able properties In that country. W.
I. Croft, of Eureka one of the own
eTs. states that 40 men are now on
the poyralI of one of these properties
that is now being developed and that
tine working force will be largely in :
creased at an early date
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CoRPoRArIoN PAssEs AWAY.
Anaconda Mining Co Is Dissolved and
Is Now Anaconda Copper.

Butte Mont, April lo.-The Ana
couda Mining company. the predoces-
sor of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company OF Butte, went out OF cxis-
fence Yesterday In consequence or
court order being made to Thar Ell
feet at the request OF tho stool1hold-
ere,
The act of the stockholders does
not affect the Anaconda Copper MIN
ing company which some tlme ago
took over the property OF tho old cor
pcrutiOn,
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS
TRADING AGAIN LIGHT.
Local Mining Stock Market Suffers
From Attack Of Spring Fever

Trading was rather light on the local
mining stock exchange this morning
but $4,000 shares being transferred dur-
Ing the forenoon trading The selling
represented WAS slf,4Sl,50 Trading
during the regular cali was especially
light. Totale recorded with 5000 shares
with a selling value OF s2.505.50. May
Day is low when compared with prices
Of a few days back. The forenoon
sales, totals and closing quotations fol-
low.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ts,DAY,s.

Edward Laird and wife to Julia w.
jenkins. lot a. block %, Laird sub. I
Com'l Natl Bank 70 Chas. w. Eber-
lcln, part OF section To- township
south, range 2 eHt-..,,.--...,,,,--. IL
Sarah ii. Watt ct al TO VIM. T.
Nsylor. part OF lot !. block "A, plat
-. 'tis-- 'ss--s.s.t,t--s IN
Andrew Anderson and wife to Mar
tin Anderson, part OF section 20,
township south, range east,.--..
feter 59hs s, TO Lena G,i,, Az, Bonetty'
Ino. u. Shorten and wife 10 MaTy
* Richard, part OF lot S. block 15a,
plat A ..--'..' t.''---..,.,,r--.s.,' IL
Thomas Morris and wife 10 Jas.
llopworth, part OF lot g. block ~,
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MRS. RUTH BAISER DEAD.

Washington, April 1o.--Arrs. Ruth
Baker, widow Of Lewis Baker. former
United States minister to Nicaragua,
died in this city last night. aged S.
For many years her husband was edi-
tor of the 81. Paul Globe.
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II you desire 10 buy or sell real estate
IN any part Of the city or state, ID Will
be 10 your interest TO communicate
With the Geo. O. Cannon Association,
Z. East South Temple Ut Both phones
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GEO Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS'. 20 r. So. Temple Both
Ph0neg el0,
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Cannon G. Cannon Mining Stock, Brok
erR, Is F.. So. Tenn, Ind, Tel 27sl; Bell ?1gl
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.

r. r. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers
20 Commercial Blk sorh Phones 1877
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April --cattle-Recelpts, 10.
e00s market steady, Beeves, 4.l5@6- S.
COWS, I.s0Q34.s9; heifers. 2-75d5 80; calves,
5 .0OE6.T;; good to prime steers S3SG6- 6SI
poor to medium s.lSQ5.9o; stockers and
feeders. 2, SOd,6.00,
Hogs-Receipts, 2I,cOO: market 5 to 10
cents higher, Light and mixed. s,50I6- 17l.. !
heavy, 6-sSG6 10: rough, 6,a5Q6 60j pigs. 800
g5.d5; good 70 choice heavy 6-5Sd6.7a
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: market steady.
Native, 4.5ofl6 40; western, 4-5eu6 30:
yesrlinss, 6, 70G7.5O; western lambs, 6,Sol
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isl.5O
BIrd-cowan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists. 16C
South West Temple st,
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Salt Lake Photo supply Co.
kodalss, finishing. framing. 1ts s
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. April 1N.--Cattle--ReceInts
Hoss-Reeeip,s, 1295S: market S TO IN
cents higher Bulk of sales 6.S?i5Gt6 go;
leavy. 6,525sS16 57la; packers. e.SslzN6- 60
pigs and lights 8 I54ie. 6sit.
Sheep-Rscelpts, 6O00: market steady
Lambs, 7.5oQS 10; range wethers, 5,75G7 70 !
ed ewes. 5YoNa6.oo
OMAHA.
Omaha, April misunderstanding 5000;
market steady Native steers 4.25a6 IS /;
cows and heifers. l.75lj4 10. western
steers, 3.S566 IS stockars and feeders, 3 10
Q6.25, calves, 5,0OIJ7 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market cents
higher Heavy. e-sSdS -: mixed, s-sSas 40;
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady
TO stronger. Yesrlngs, s.00Ge-1s; wcthers
5.75dS-50i ewes 100000; lambs 1850
s.g5
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". s Ifanauer j. ". sadler.
1852 So, West Temple. r. o. box 1t4e
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HORN SILVER REPORT.

A. S. CAMPBELL,
Htocl= Broker. 2lG u Il Walker Block
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SURPRISE FOR CHICAGO.
Lid Put Down Tight at / O'Clock
This Morning.
Special Dispatch to The Stai


CHICAGO, H., October 9.-The lid
went down with q crash at 1 O'Clock
this morning. 1t was equipped with a
new spring lock, warranted to with
stand any "skelton key in the posses
sion of those who SO long have defied
the forces of law and order in Chicago.
Not only WIS every saloon In Chicago
closed tight, front, rear and side at the
hour named. but the gamblers were In
headlong flight. Late last evening the
syndicats leaders had gathered IN a down
town resort confessed their rout and
determined that further resistance was
useless
Public s@ntiment the recent report OF
the September grond jury and a sweep
Ing order issued late in the afternoon
by Chief OF Police Shippey had proved
their case hopeless.
Whether there will be a resumption of
gambling and of liquor selling after !
am. is up to the man on the beat"
for Chief ShipDey has lnaugurated a sys-
TEN of police surveillance which, he de-
ciares, Will eXterminate both in Chicago.
If his plan fails, he says. the police
will facH the police trial board on charges
OF inefiiciency. No form of gambling
" III be spared, the chief asserts. Poker
Gice games, handbOoks and faro will
nave to loon alike II the policemen who
are ordered to stop them.
Every police inspector hereafter Will
be held responsible for gaming and VIC
in his division The detective bureau
Will he transformed into a great "shoo-
ny brigade TO keep a check on the work
OF the outlying divisions
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FROM THE PRESIDENTS CAMP.

STAMBOUL, La, October 9.-The Presi
dent and his hunting party started out
early this morning in search of bear. The
weather conditions are favorable. and tn.
guides fee certain that game will be
started.
A report from the camp states that thu
President IS in excellent health, and is
keen for the sport.
The guides have pledged themselves to
start sorIe game today and give the dis
tinguished hunter an opportunity to dis
play his craftsmanship. Ben Lilley says
that II the Presidents aim with his shot
gun is as good as It is with the big
stick there is certain to be a bear strung
outside of the White House tent this
evening.
Incidentally q spirited race rivalry he's
sprung up between Zen Lilley, the white
guide. and Holt Collier, the negro hunter
from NJ SO .sSippi, and each man wants to
be the first to put the President on the
trail OF a bear.
This forenoon the sound Of the horn was
heard at the lumber camp of Georgs
O'Hara. the big timber operator, where
the newspaper correspondents are quar-
tered, and this was taken an indication
that trail has been struck and the sum-
mons given to the President to get busy.