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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following 10 a list Of real estate
transfers for KooAenAl county as fur
nished by the Panhandle Abstract
company:
U. 8. TO Isaac f. Davis, no or aud
i0t Of section 30 township as,
range 1 west.
n. J. Davisto T. N. Lindberg, lots
! and ,, block IL, Spring Park.
A. n. LindbeFR to J. J. skuse,
trustee. lots / and >, section g. town
ship 40, range west, aud lot . SEQ.
tlon 81, township 40, range } west,
and lot 1 section 80. TOW nshlp so,
range 1 west. "a.
]. b. Taylor TO C. A, Lindqnist,
lot 8, block Is. Lake Shore add to
Occur d,Alsne, e42b.
Same 70 same, lots 3 and 4 block
10, same addition, s425.
W. A. Boucher to J. II, Wood. lot
block SO, Rsids' add TO Occur
d'Alsns, s11O0.
George Harding to j. NJ. Berry.
hi Of lot Is, Sims add to Occur
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-06
NEW BUFFET APARTMENTS
Les Angeles "Toueh The Button" Flat
idea Travels Eastward.


idea Travels Eastward.
According 10 a Denver newspaper,
Frank L. Birney Of that city has
bought some lots with the intention Of
erecting an apartment house contain
ing thlrty-four apartments OF the buff
Tot order. This style Of house, common
now ia Los Angeles, IL an innovation
IN Denver. The interior arrangements
leave almost nothing for the occupant
70 do. Reds, tables, lounging seats,
book cases, desks and even gas stoves
viii be 30 arranged IN the walls that
BY merely pressing button any one
OF these will appear as II by magic
and disappear again at the will OF the
tenant.
The arrangement Of the entrances
also WIN be entirely new. solving the
problem Of deliveries. There win be an
iron stairway up each side Of the
building connected with each apart
ment no that all deliveries can be
made without using the main entrance
An elevator will be Installed, and IN
connection with each apartment there
win be q storage room for the use OF
the tenant The building. which will
be- constructed Of white pressed brick
win bo Of the Flemish type Of archi
lecture and will consist Of three sto
rias and a basement The latter vii
bo furnished in the most improved
style as a restaurant, Upward Of $40,
600 win be expended In following oui
tho plans, and It Is MIR. Blrney's aim Il
make this novel apartment house a.
ornament 10 the city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-06

"where are you going. old ehapf
asked the lrst youth.
Going 10 send Myrtilla a kiss
through the telephone" replied the
secOnd youth.
"Why. you are slow. Don't you know
a kiss through the telephone loses It's
favorT y
Just why l am using the telephone.
old man. l have been eating Onlona."-
Houston Post.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-06
Notice to Contractors.

The building contractors Of Occur
i'Alene are hereby notified that the
International Hold Carriers and
Building Laborars' Union OF America
has local union organized in Occur
d'Alene. Meets every Tuesday night
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-06

While looked up into the sky and
cav an alrshlp for the irst time Il
was very high up and looked very
small. After watching the wings on
the machine aapplng up and down. be
SAID.
Say. ma. lock up into the skyl
There's an angel playing troant -
judge.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-06
d,Aleno. $50.

d'Aleno, $3.50.
Simon Rosenhnupt to Avondale
Stock Farm, 80 ar OF ne ar Of so or
section IA, township 81, range 4
east, 81.
Avondalc Stock Farm TO q. #.
Neyland, tract ~ AvondaIe, 1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-30
UNION PACIFIC
BIG FEATURE
II Rose to l487a, the Highest
Since the Great Decline Be-
gan Some Time Ago.
THEN FELL BELOW LAST MIGHT
Room Buyers Una bile 20 Move List
Either Way---Nariset Closed
Quite Easy,

Sew York. April so.~-1he H-st .iraRsae-
lions In stocks carried prices upward
The gains were GENERALLY small but the
dealings were on liberal scale compare
with the recent average. Very heavy
blocks 81 Union Pacific ana ST. Paul
changed hands. Great Northern preferred
rose point and Northern Pacific. Read.
ing and New York Central large fine.
lions.
y substantial demand prevailed for the
western FniIroad stocks for a while. under
which the market rose further,
Onion Pacific did not share proportion
atey in the advances, The market rose
Afterwards TO the highest Of the hour
and asnin tel back slightly
A few stocks were advan ced again. but
realizing IN Union Pacific threw dampcr
upon a movement
Bonds were irregular al noon,
Room buyers were unable to move the
list either way The market for the
greater part OF the afternoon was in a
ruI but iNst before : O'Clock Union Pacific
oyered It's loss and Northwestern all
vanced aAs.
The market closed easier linton pa
cifc rose 70 ltSA. the highest Of 1he day
and also since the great decline The
general Hist hardened In patty but did
not recover to che same level as In the
morning. When Union Pacific ten back
10 below last night the market responded
again on very dull trading
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VISIT COMMONWEALTH.

a party including n \. Dunyon, Or.
r Stauffer William Pischel w. 4.
Atlslm, j. H. Paterson, r. J DeightOn
and MI Mason officers and directors
OF the Commonwealth Mines company
visited the Commonwealth mine in
Beaver county al the end of the week,
The travellers have returned The new
five-dTill compressor plant and CO.
horsepower gasoline engine were
started Thursday and are running
smoothly. The main tunnel Is in
about 400 feet, and with the new ma
chinary assisting. 80 feet OF work will
be done each week. 1t Is expected
;he big north and south ledge which
runs through the Commouw ealth's
ground from the Burning Moscow will
be caught with 500 feet more work. y
vertical depth OF 500 feet Will have been
reached when the vein is encountered.
IN addition 10 work in the main tun
mel. another tunnel has been started ili
the Marble claim This is in ore rum
ming IS ounces IN silver ana ~ per cent
lead A I0O-toot SHAFT IS TO be sunk
upon the Beacon. The main tunnel Is
being worked so as to permit numer-
Gus east and west assures being opened
up The Commonwealth Is believed
by its owners to bC one OF the biggest
things i'm Beaver county and one OF the
coming big things NJ the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-30
MANHATTAN.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
CONCENTRATES.


President Ernest r. To0llsy OF the
LeSingt onConcord left tor the mine
last evening
Capt, Duncan MacVichia OF the Bling
ham Con, and chief consulting engineer
on F.. A. HcInze's stan, has returned
from New York.
Louis Gordon Of the firm of Gordon
Reason. stock brokers OF this citv.
leaves today for an extended trip
through Nevada and California,
The senior class OF the Colorado
school OF mines is spending a few days
In this and surrounding cities enroute
to Butte and Yellowstone pnrle. The
party numbering about 40 members,
visited Bingham Sunday, and will
spend today in Park City. The STU
dents left Denver April % and viii re-
turn 10 that city by May 22. They are
travelling In two special cars.
The valeo Lease Milling & Mining
company was organized Monday when
Its articles OF Incorporation were filed
with the county clerk The capital
stock Is 100000, az 50 cents per share.
There have been $50 shares set aside
as treasury stock Tho company owns
claims in Wasatch county The off,
GERS are: j. NJ, Carpenter president;
L. NJ. Carpenter, vice president, and
Alex ii. Birrell, secretary and treas
urer.
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MINING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS
HOIST FOR WHEELER,


t.t =, ..a ~ y sstrnvell.
yosepn u tallig Ely ,.,. c,Get also
WHO Nlslteu w olSN ,Ny.beeier rrop-
spent some time az the MhesIs' ~ ~
er,y IN tne ERst ulh'I S.,.t,, T,n,fs
g S avs the Lyon ,r ruul out
iIngS rsPvtt q vesS 'I h13r- 1cVeloped
.IoN tot tle l''oPoLIE T,nnersy. which
tisEV, ~ - a sVIu ,lot,t wear
ene cUii I.unN aSNu'le ,or.es me ground
$50 - s tu,.t,el nov ,ol f.ct allowing a
5 sui y uistalVe w i-' .1,-,s. o width "
,ts-s az, M,i'N' ~ .,n ,-rc,,n5 ig mproy-
NtllNt A'NAt NllAA AAl' ? NN''r-
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TRADING STILL
FULL Of GINGER
sIight Drops in Most Active
Stocks and Gains in
Others.
TINTICs ARE IN DEMAND,
Colorado Mining II Attracting At'rn-
iion---RumorS OF Coming blvluehds
sends stock on Rapid climb,

Despite falling OF In the totals
ellis morning trading in tho local
mining stock exchange was brisk tn-
t-le sam closed at IS end prices around
this figure brought out block AFTER
,loek Of this stock Yankee went
down \ few points but small block
selling was a feature of this STOCKS
activty Lower Mammoth made
pretty gain and WIS a good seller
Victor was u heavy seller but remain
ed stationary, Colorado Mining closed
AT ss,STF, Colorado Mining has been
one Of The active stocks for the pns7
few days and when the stock climbed
to 81 local market followers began
TO sit VI, and take notice. Reports
from Tnsfc were varied bur tho most
plausible reason volunteered was that
the company viii shortly post dtvi-
dend. probably in the NeiEhborhpbd Of
4 cents per share OF si0,9SO and
starting thie distribution SOME slime
during MAY Will post monthly or
quarterly divden from thar tlnae
or The Beck Tunnel company. am
other Knight property pays dividend
every month. Owe netting Sl,foO ana
81 900 per cav HAS been shipped and a
big sum IL stqSed away In the COM
nanys stocking With shipping coin 8
On In go "a shape and the 250~topt
level yjelsMng faster than II can he
taken AWAY the Colorado Mining IS
one of ,tbe best things In Utah, cay
us oWpers.
s1nc& sam opened it's morning &C.
tiyliy with a sale Of 1000 at IS. seller
sc. YAnother sale az the same price
moved $40 shares and a third sale AZ
50 4 involved 400 shares, Two sales
wyyc made which involved 800 shares
oJehi The first lot at 50 buyer 30, ANA
the second al SIS, buyer 30. The last
Shle of the regular call moved 100 at
-, seller 60 Three sales constituted
this atockts dolngs on the open board
300 AZ 81: 500 AT 81 and 100 at SIS,
Lower Mammoth Opened at $l,99,
500 shares changing hands at this
price. One hundred shares sold nj
sIa7E ard ihe regular csfl trading
cnded on this stock. Two sales were
made on the open board the first
block comprised zoo shares AZ sl-9o
and the second. 100 shares At 500
Yankee dropped from ; 10 IS four
sales totaling 700 shares. May Day
was a good seller at 29h and So
5000 shares going at the first price
and ( 400 al the second. The fore
rooms SALES, totals ana closing Quota
items follow
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago April %: -Cettle-Re Receipts ~
SIS; good 70 prime steers. s.5ea6.51; poor
Ia medium. 1896 2S; stpckers and feed
ers. 2. 2Jd4 rs,
Hogs-Reeeipts. lo.9ep; market 5 cen.
higher Mined, 5.iGdS.62; heavy, s. 2Sfi
s.s1i5 rough, s.sG6,5s; pigs. so5aS6 Is
good 10 choice heavy, 6.45d65f
5heep-Receipts. 1900; market steady
Natives 4-50a6g0; western, 5000 q
yearlings, 7.006T.75i lambs, 6.5IuS d
western lambs, 6.bNIs.GA
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, April SO.,--Cattle-- Receipts.
10000: market steady unchanged,
Aogs-Rsceipts, 1900 market Steady 70
strong. Heavy, S,31I6 ~; packers, 6.S5fi
6-4E. gl1ts. 8. 5q7 .dsls; pigs. 5-09u6 60
Sheep--ReceIpts, 5000; market steady.
MuttOns, 5.25I6 50; lambs, 7-O0u s. 50; range
wethsrs, i.5ed1 90; fad ewes. 5-O9q6.5O,
OMAHA,
Omaha, April o--Cattle--Receipts T.
o00 market SOLO cents lower. Native
steers $4,000; cows aud heeifers. 9,on
3 10: western steers, a-oeg5 ,1oi .stoekers
bulls and stays SOFA 40.
lowef. HEAVY. . ,5'uS "; mixed. s-a56
SEP light, 901Is iO pigs, S.i006-eS,
sheep-Receipt 1000 market. steady
YeHTllngs. s.5dd IS: wethers, . 25I, %;
ewes, 5,j6N6.S9; lambs, 7.59aS6o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-30
sEARcHLIeHr JUBrLANT,
Greatly Needed Machinery Starts 'F
Treat Its Milling Ores soon,

Special Corresp ondencc.
searchllght. April 21.-The New
York SearuhlIght is introducing two
innovations into the district, both OF
which mean much 10 the entire CAMP
Following the return OF General MAN.
ager Hurt, who has been securing she
country - secure the early Het tel1
OF one Of the largest plants of machlh'
fI-v vet to be installed here comes the
anrour1cs ment that the company mas
a arranged TO establish \ lO-stamp GUS
tom min ON its property THIS an
nonncement vlll be received with ell
thusiaSm by hundreds OF prospSc'9ls
Who have good milling ore, but VINO
cannot open mp their properties until
thcy can secure money for ores Ia
There Is ample water on the pro-
pesty for milling purposes and Min
lis CONTINENT and milling facilities
il viii be one OF the largest propose.
lions in the district yhe n az t,.s.
now en- route consists of 90 horse
power -our-cyllnder Union hoist, *
10 mir compressor, power drills, ore
cars rails and double-deck cages
g,heae arc the first cages to be lnste IL
ed in the district, skips invariably De-
ing used .hA
CONFER preciptatIng system, IN gem
cral use in many large copper camps,
In one of the shafts ON the New YORK
SsnrrhHght the ledge carries from
to ner cent copper. while tine WaleE
1 $50 strongly impregnaIed WIN cop
per that precipitatine WIZ DC prcuI-
able. Large reservoirs WIZ ne con-
stT1rcted near lhr shaft and tin cans
and SCRAP iron uit d to preCipitate the
pnye,, from the McCready electric
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. April 30.-Conunued wet wealth,
sI ha ~, e an 1be I6cs m9rk~t today and
caused further deSllne IN values. ~
traders and longs SOLD Freely; JuIy opened
UNCHANGED to = lower a' v 10 ezFt ana
sole on 20 slss Getss .., ,....L.. -, A.,
The corn market opened steady on hrm
cables, but soon eased on on sStllnE
brought out oy the weakness % Wne ,st
July opened liicus fassn AZ " - h's ''s' at 500
Oats were easier because of improved
%eatMer eS1iI%s 5%I ,esaS M,
sSSsir,s We - S,shar Az "a! Ia % ana
soid ofS ~ AZ.
,t Ihepe a w9 rs %n srtet Eas easier Swin Ia
the weakness o. grain. July poTk was on
5 TO "a at lSI5 TO i5U}z Lard was Nn-
changed to 70 higher at s-se4S 'a5s' ana
rloS WeFy Slsus lp"yr a. , 1919 s,.L5f
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THIS MINE HAS HISTORY.


Special spondenee'
yeIson. Nev.. April ss.-Alnong the
lnportant developments In 'he Nleihlte
az Nob I'm. which Is ~ the southern
division OF ElduIado canon clVnM II
Ne 0renclug or the EldoradO SpipN'
,,,r M Inc Old discoveries If the dis
Irict. and which was worked ~ years
Sgl il, piopcers of the upper Noiol3dp
-i,lsr. For the past rev years an 'llat
br. been done on the property mas u'I''
,ba lr.rlppmsnt OF water and me OPEN
inc uu OF now workings IN the ora 'uN-
ucL ran by IN" trail olteIl-' ,c,,,,,.
The GIdorodo sphinx CARRIES - IollIu-
tIr history Including blooasheu Snu ~
GIau wars and only recently me
1rfainaI dIscovercr. John VIEWER. re-
t,,red 20 -he district after many years
absence 10 begin prospeeuls Ig"lll.
Weaver stood guard dny NttsL uuS gll
tbo summit OF the SjhnH ledge Llue
~ ,,n,,s ro keep he Indians Awny while
t,ts mariners took from shallow slope
Nam silver that wen, all the way itoln
IN .aDte 10 81 per pound This slope
nstt,tad the 'y" IN about 90 feet
ana oniy q narrow streak Was worked
N,,t The present owners had driven an
ndit tunnel into ne ledge Mhlcn
sb',vra n feet w Width ON the surface.
su5 have put down TWO winzes one 70
feet nnd the other. further Iu. y feet
Ts,n In both these won kings onl5 pay
orn has been eucountc cred and a 'he
present point II rs estimated that the
vein carries pay for a width ot 80 lect
This monster ledge IL traceNhle for one
mile. ana ut lis apeN on he sphinx
carries paY from the grass roots
There A. an ola dump estimated ID De
worth $40 600 consisting ~ of"s ranging
nom SEQ 10 500 per ton hut which
MAS NOT rich enough tp snip via he
C;ulf NJ California 20 Fneitors The
1rsponderance df values is viver while
on. running 100 ounces in me white
metal carries With Do from 12o 10 $50
NJ is the plan uf INV owuors o. eroct
"A concentrating plant unOu a mill Rll0
located rov hundred feet ovov where
water has heeu drvol0red ani whence
ores can ba convened hv n chute Into
the MILL By rOnceltnt Ing from three
10 HVe into Onr the property can handle
tvery ounce VI ore at WROTE Wlh
nj present 30 feet or ore dayalNped f0r
a distance NJ lO0 feet his Is one M
| the LARGEST nroperties vet Dpened m The
| district and shows T0illNns Nm sl~nt-
AZ lcost $40 oOo Is 10 be sntnt lume-
dlntelv I'm devNlonnnn' and r'il com
a'"''rtinn md me proAuct ~ The mlne
| w'l' Ne sh pp"d mainly via Niptou 10 the
Salt Lake smelters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-30
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local appue4,iols. as tlaey CaMnu
reach the diseased pOrsiuu OF the car
There Is only one was to cnle deafness
and that is bS constitutional lernedie
eafness is caused BY an lntiamed tOu
dition Of the mucous lining OF the BUS.
ed vow have a rumbling sound OF rnner
fect hearing, ana when i is entlfely Clos
I'd, Deafness is the result, and unless tie
Inflammation cau be taken out and ri
tube restored 10 Its normal cdnditlo'
bearing will be destroyed forever: min
cases Gus of ten are caused by Catarrh
which is nothing bat an Unframed cond
ton u the mucous surfaces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by ca tarrhl
that cannot ne cured by Hairs Cnfarrh
cure Send for circulars free,
F. J CHENEY & CO. Toledo O.
Sold by ruggists TSc,
Take Halls Family pills tor constipa
ION
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TOM MOORE IMPROVES.

Conditions IN The Tom, Moore at
Bingham are improving with every
drill-tap. The tunnel being run near
~ east and west was switched 10 the
northwest ana porphyry was enCOuu-
tered This Indicates the near pres
ence OF ore, The deposit is heavy
blue porghyry, carrying copper In good
quantities and some gold and silver
A streak OF purple is especially rich In
copper The mass will go over $40
q ton right now. A contract for an
other lO0-teet of tunneling has been
let: porphyry In Bingham means ore
somewhere close, so the Tom Moore 5
owners, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Surbagh
OF this city, are anxious TO prove heir
property llp quickly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-30
sAoKrNG COMMENCED.

A 1otter received by q. T. Woolley
from Supt +, L.. Steward Of the snu
Pedro and BlackhOrse mines In the
Blackburse district contains many Inv
tercsting Items Stacking ore for ships
ment was commenced last Thursday,
and as soon as teams can be hired ship-
ping Will be commenced. The weather
il ideal according 10 this letter over
200 tons Of ore is In sight and This VIII
pay all expenses SO Tar and leave 100
per cent profit besides The mines show
over 200 tons OF excellent shipping Grs
and steady sacklns and shipping are
being planned The ore WIZ be hauled
to Frisco. Utah distance OF about so
milpg
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REGULAR CALL

CarIsa, 900 at o.,
Lower Mammoth 500 a. t.s5; 100 az
9Tt.
May Day. 1000 at &c.
Silver Shield, 500 al 10.
Uncle Sam, 1000 at IS. seller 80 500
II ss; 800 at SO; 500 aL 50. buyer 30i 500
L 50, buyer 30. 400 at S., selol' Co.
Beck r., 500 az so
Colo NJ, 400 az 9,9j' 200 a 2.90 500
I a.s1ls
Mountain Lake, 100 AT a.
Scottish Chief 500 aI o,
Victor 2a0 At IL,
Yankee. 200 at 81 lo0 al Do. 200 at 4s
OPEN BOARD SALES
Albion. 1000 az 81.
Beck Tunnel so at 1,Sl
lC'ors0, 800 at d6.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at l,sS 400 nt
co.
Lead King 100 "a 2O 500 al sa.
MAY Day, 5000 AT s9Es; $500 at 80
Mountain Lake 100 nt a.
South Col Con. 800 at l.S5 seller 50;
, az l.ssls.
Uncle sam, 800 at 81: 800 at ST. seller
100 at 49,
Yankee, 200 AT a.
Victor, 1000 at H.
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STRIKE NEAR LovELocK.

Utahns figure In sensational strike
reported TO have been made In the foot
hiIs 10 miles soutI -ast Of Loyelock.
New. The discoveries are J W. Smith
of Los Angeles, John kirkpatrick Of
Bakor city, Or. ana l.. X Stewart,
Fl, Mace and Frank McCnuiey OF BEN
came into camp with sample. assay.
Ing S62 lu gold and carving somc cop
per II was explained the sample was
taken fOm "a mammoth Lodge, Eight
claims were located by the Original 1--we
and when he strike became public ID
rush from r.pvol0ck resulted. The vein
rs said 10 be q or go feet wide and 8. 900
walled ON tho west by d pnrphyrv dyke
and ON the east by lime, The cropping
aIc non quartz and nj depth or IN feet
gay quartz. white iron ana spar ara
found 20 be the formations
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YIcsrEItpAYa

James 1ShStock 60 Ezra Fet,ls, Jr.,
part Of u. 3, block i6s plat 49,,
". G. kInsoman to Ralph s. Avery,
lots Q, etc, block 3, New Eng
land addition .,.,. --..,..D,-....,.n
George Marriott to -aSinia Marriott
pare Of block SIS, Sandy ..-.,t,..,.
George Marriott to Mars Ann Shaw.
lots q etc, block o. Sandy.
Martin INloos TO Cochran MloSs. lots
81 etc. block i5, Oakley .,,4-.-.
Hubbard Investment company to
Hattie NJ. Peter ~ al. lois |. etc,
Woodbury. ..--.,,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IT, NJ, Fowllks TO John w. Fowlks.
ct al, land In section "a town.
ship 2 south, range / cast, r--..,...,
Erastus Kidd to jane Helm kidd,
lots @, etc, Martins subj,
CiaIissa Raleigh 20 VI j. Haywood,
part OF block 1873. Plat A..-,.y,.--
Henry Phippa TO Edwin g. Wool
ley, part of lot T. block Q. plat c.
l.. l.. Woodprff ct al 20 n. X. Tay-
lor, part Of lot :, block q, plat II
n. III, Taylor to Riley Barkhallr
part OF lot !. block q, plat i.
RhOda Y, Macintosh to Jane A.
Young, part OF LOT 4. block ", plat
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, April 3O.--NIolrey on
culI, easy. ~ per cents ruling T....,,
2ii closing bid and offered, , Iicr
cent Time loans irregular: 81 day
bills, 3 u: % day bills. 3fl; six
months. "A
CLOSE; Primo mercantile paper 5ts
az per cent.
sterling exchange, easy. with no.
tunl business In bankers bills nt
l,SG,iO1 I.sB,1S for demand anh ut
1880 $500 los go day bills, posted
raics, l,SI and I.s5 commercial bills,
l.h2 "a 1882 n.
Bar silver, 90
Mexican dollars, sos.
Government bonds. easy. railroad
bonds. irregular,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-30
BABIES MINDS.


New York, April 3O---Experts in the
work OF starting baby minds on the
long road Of learning will gather at
Teachers college. Columbia university,
beginning today, when the first sessions
OF the international kindergarten con-
vention will be held More than 100000
delegates are in attendance. including
Mrs Alice Putnam, who founded the
FIRST kindergarten In Chicago 80 years
ago, and others we'll known In the work.
A preliminary conference Of kinder
garten training teachers win be held
this afternoon The first public session
viii be held IN the evening IN the audi
tOrinm az Horace Mann school Miss
Berthn Payne OF the school OF cduca-
ton University Of Chica 20. and Miss
Geraldine pGTady, supervisor of tho
Brooklyn Free Kindergarten society,
win read papers which VIII be discussed
by some of The most noted primary cE-
perts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sci,AY's.

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Line l2y, Co, part Of lot 3, block
Ada IL, Dawson 10 Elizabeth Ann
Caste, lots 81 etc, block ? Rose.
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y, "A, Proctor to C'has. Dborn, land
In section % township south,
range east 80, .su..,......n,e
T. Co. lots /. block y, 5-lcTe A..
Jno. \. Marshall and wife to New
ton j. Clayton. part Of lot /. block
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Lo Grand Young and wife TO JOS
u. Young, lots 81, ctt,, block 3.
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