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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-17
STOCKS UNABLE
TO HOLD GAINS
At Opening There Was a Good
Demand for Union Pacific
And Smelling.
MARKET NARROW AND SP0TTY
This Made 1T Vulnerable and Advances
Were Soon Lost, Weakness
Following Rally.

New York, April l7,--Tlle opening deal
ings in stocks were quiet ard prlces were
generally higher There Were q few scat
teriHg losses. however, and the hNgh level
Of the first prices was not well held
Prices wAvered somewhat before q sturdy
rise began under the influence ot de-
rpand soT Union Pacific and Smelling
When the rest of the list began to respond
notably the leaders were let down a trltte
and tue general advance halted. After
wards the inquiry for stocks became per-
slstent again aud prices recovered. The
market was narrow aId spotSy. smelling
recovered "a, Union Pacific, Reading.
Northern Pacific. Anaconda Pacific Mali,
Lead II, to ~, AtchlSOn, Great Northern
preferred and Anlalgamated L. n few
minor stocks Were heavy.
The naTrOwness OF the market rlade II
readily vulnerable to very Hight selling
movement Gains faded away and prices
fell below last nights level. Cana dian
Pacific lost .. Missouri Pacihc and North
American L.
Bonds were dull aud firm.
Although the usual midday dizziness
amounted to an almost complete suspen-
sion of business. 1t did not prevent a fur
ther decline in spots notably Unipn Pa
ciic and Reading, which fell a point,
Renewed weakness followed the rally
aud the market fell 10 a lower level than
before Rea ding and the western stocks
were the weakest St4T Paul, the HILL and
Hartman stocks ana Sugar fell from TO
ia.
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Ledge OF $500 stun Uncovered In
Trench Four Feet Deep

While local talent Is not heavily inter-
estcd In the Brown Palace property In
Rosebud the close proximity Of other
mines owned and being operated by
Salt Lakers makes any development In
the Brown Palace a most vital bit OF
news I'm this state Hence the news nf
6, big strike In the Brown Palace Will be
hailed with delight throughout Utah,
and especially IN this cisy, ON the
apex o the ridge ~ Brown Palace No
!, ledge has just been uncovered I'm
"A trench four feet deep The trench has
been ran for a distance OF 20 feet,
sample taken across six feet returned
values OF $500 per ton with silver pre-
dominating. Captain Case, Who has
charge OF Development intends To- have
a ton Of the rock sampled 20 get good
average value ~ the stuff constituting
the ledge
The ledge is to be tapped al a depth
Of I25 feet by The cross-cmt tunnel be-
Ing driven In on the south side 81 The
ridge l2O-ioot tunnel Is now i'm close
proximity 10 the gold vein parallcling
the mammoth silver Ledge Of the npeY.
Tho latter wlll be cut when the tunnel
Is advanced 25 feat further Besides
the cross.cu1 tunnel another tunnel Is
being driven INTO the hlll from The west
side and a shaft sunk on the gold Vein,
gang on ~ men is performing this
work AT the present time i. A, Park
hurst, one ~ the principal owners OF the
Brown Palace Is comforting with Cap
tain Case, and mapping Out further
plans for development Of tho newly
discovered ore bodies of the property.
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

Omaha April 17--Cattle-R Receipts, o.
so market slow. Native steers s.Ola5 IS;
western steers. 3.2SGi5 -: stockers and
feeders, 3.ooa6 90; calves 9-oJusS0; bulls
and stays, SDc4Is.5e
loMs4 esyy S sa 'fk efsea 's and
light. s.s5ds I2is. pigs, 5.5Sas,S5
Sheep Receipts. 40 Co: market strong;
zoo; ewes, 5-25dS.4o; lambs, 7.SQS.so
CHICAGO
Chicago. April 1T--Catte-Receipts, -.
Co, market steady to 10 cents lower
Beeves. t251t6.G6, cows, I.T5Q4-S0: heIt-
ers, 2.65qS 30: calves. .50dl6,OQ good to
prime steers, .35at6.s5 poor TO medium,
25ar6 30; stockers and feeders 2,S0Q5.lo
l1ogs-Re celptS 27,00o: market 5 cents
lower Light, 650s6.75; mixed. 6.55lr6, Is
heavy, 6.;s>ll5s6,i0; rough, $3.50, 40: pigs,
S.lops 60: good to choice heavy, 6,SNe-15.
Sheep--ReceipIs, S,ooo; market steady 10
10 cents lower Native and westerns, 80
NT n yearllngs, 6-75flf %: lambs 6,50ag
S., western lambs, 6,60GtS CS-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April i.-Cattle-Reeeipis
SEQ. market steady Native steers 1859
go. native cows and heiers, so4a5.pi
stockers and feeders. 4-OJgj 80; bulls 300
also; calves, 4,ooNT.o1; western fed
steers s.SQ5-5o; western fed cows, g. 3
GA-75.
Hogs, Receipts, 1l,eos market 5 cents
lower Packers. 6,Sa6.55; heavy. 6.iSg
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MINING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS
SALT nAKERs. MINES 0. x.


Key Petit. Yerlngton tnine-malseE.
has the following to say OF two We'll
known properties In that district; The
famous Ludwig mine Is situated three
quarters OF a mile northwest OF the
Nevada Douglas and on a parallel vein
formation, The vein Is indicated, as on
most OF the other mines. by the heavy
iron outcrcp. The shaft Is down 600
feet and ON the 800 level The ore body
shows width OF 40 feet and CARRIES
yelues ranging from 8 to per cent
copper The Ludwig was recently
taken over by Mccormick and associates
OF salt Lake who are to pay s1,o0oiocO
for IL.
About one mile south of the Blue
stone is situated The Spragg mine. re.
Gently taken over by Samuel Newhouse,
the Salt Lake mining man. The shaft
is NOW down about 400 feet and large
body of high-grade copper ore has been
developed"
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago April 11.-The wheat market
today opcnea strong and active ON q good
demand based on reports of frost IN tnc
southwest The opening advance was tpi-
lowed by lively selling by commission
houses and prices declined rapidly. May
Opened 4 to ~ higher y 7SAs TO iSs and
declined 10 az, July opened y 10 A9
3, nigher n SVs4 to Nj, and sold az lsss
Corn opened lirm, Local repecta were
below expectations. Later prices eased OF
In sympathy with wheat. May corn open
ed < higher at l75s July opened hatG
higher al al to 41ss
Oats opened llTm and cased of ~ SYM
pathy with wheat May opened ~ hiSher
at 4Sss. 49,.
Trading In provisions was very llght
May was neglected AZ the opening, tn.
bulk OF trading being IN July Prices were
easy because os a weak market foT i've
hogs july pork opened W lower at IL ~
July lard was unchanged at $40 ana JutP
ribs 2is lower at S.62l4.
Cash: Wheat--No. : red, TSa7S1S; No. 8
red. 1Ga77l4 No, 2 hard, T6A@gsl,; No 8
hard sSI7is; No. ! northern. s2nS41s; No
do. sGaS5ls; No. 9 spring. ISaSS-
Corn--NO, ;, =: No 3. 4slsnt
Oats--No. 2, Io4a No. ). s9se
CLOSE Wheat--May, 1sssa'n1a; July l9's.
Curn--Nday, 1875: July, ils-
oats--AIay, 1885, July 40q4cs..
Pork--Alay, l5a21a; July, l6,s5is.
I.ard-~A1ay, S,i7I5aS.e0; July. s.10aS-a2.s'
Ilbs-M May. s.fJa July $50
Rye-Cash. BS0i0,
Barley--CAsh, 65NtS,
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PARK CITY is WONDERING.
Recent Developmcn Tend to support
Old Some Mine Camp" Prediction.

With the ease that imaginative,
COPY. shy scribcs build railroads on
paper. Having The tracks and furnish
ing Immense tonnage In one bold
tatto Of their type-writers, they arc
row coasolld a ting mines while groups
OF mines Park City Is the proclatne"
scene NJ action. There hos been u
prediction handed down from genera
ton to generation for the last ana
only three generations In that camp
which runs; Some day this VIII ne
Hne-lrllne camp The old timers who
have spent their lives in the district;
finding mines and for lack OF funds
with which to develop them. selling
them To richer con Germs at a song are
now sewing. ''Didnt | tell you so p
These old-tiners, gathered In their
favortte haunts. point to the north
west saying, "Up yonder Is the Silver
I5Ing and the McGregcr holdings
now the whole territory is held by
the AmaIEamated Silver King Mines
company Then they point to the
pouth saying, up there's the DAILY
West, DAILY and TO the left the On
tario. The Banbergers hold al that
Right in between is the Daly-J Judge,
That may go into the last group ana
there you have Just two groupsi" They
then proceed to tell you that the
Keith X EARNS Heinze syndicate can
call a truce with the Bamherger
crowd and thus a few men will con-
trol every milne OF any Importance In
the district
President David Keith and Thomas
kearns have left for the east and 1t IS
rumored they will meet with Heinze-
Brean reg resentatives 10 talk over
matters relative to taking the latter
into the lnalgamated Silver King
Foil owing this announ cement Is thae
j. +. Banberger is coming west from
New York abont the first Of next
month. ALI this has set the gossip
going Time alone can tell what Is
on but that there are changes conins
for Park City is believed by the mos
doubling,
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LOUIS G0URDAIN ARRESTED
BY FEDERAL AUTHORITIES

New York, ApFil 1s-Ioufs Gourdaif,
a wealthy resident OF Chicago. was ar
rested by United States marshal to-
day and arraigned before United States
Commissioner Shields upon warrant
Issued by the federal courts of Chicago
He was locked UP for examination to-
morrow. He WAS arrested In Chicago
recently charged with completely In a
green goods swipdle. He was convict.
ed, but appealed. and the appeal is still
pending The convicted man wished TO
serve his sentence pending the appeal,
and demanded that the warden OF Joliet
prison lock him up This the latter re-
fused to do. and Gourdatn threatened
to build prison in Joliet and impTison
himself. but his lawyers and relatives
dfssuaded him from so doing,
The federal authorities in Chicago
later decided 10 take Gourdain into GUS
tOdy. He said after his arrest that II
all the papers In the case were regular
he would waive eS animation tomorro W
and start for Chicago with federal
official,
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COLONIAL PREMlERS.
Presented WIKI Freedom of Clts OF
London AT thc Gmlldhall.

London, April ls.--The colonial pTeiu-
Tors were presented with the freedom OF
the city at tha GuIldhaii this afternoon
and subsequently were entertained NE
luncheon by the lord mayor and Tho city
corporation, Each Of the visitors received
letters patent as a freeman. enclosed IN
ID gold caskct The premiers drove To tho
Gualdhall, Gen Botha. the Transvaal
premier as "rhe Benlamln II tho Broth
crhoOd' riding With Sir Wllfiid Laurer
the Canadian premier.
The luncheon "a the Guldhal WAS
attended also by Premier Campboll- Ban
herman. thG archbishop N Canterbury
ana other cabinet ministers Field Mat
sinai Lord Roberts, who joked with Gen
Butha about thelr experiences ON the
yeldt; many peers and members of the
house OF commons, and military and nay
al men In uniforms were present besides
"A large number II prominent women,
Tho lsoer tllg captured by the CltY
Special Volunteers ~ JacOhsdQl which
usually ornaments the hnnqnellnG hall
was removed on this occasion 90 as -
nor offend Con, Bctha and mis- party
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CONCENTRATES.

Ernest l.. Godbe has left for Phoebe
He will be gone some time
Fred. A. Flindt former Utahn now
operating in Yerlngton. left this Guy
yesterday after short visit here,
J. p. Turner, superintendent OF the
star Con. has loft for Humboldt coun-
ty, New, in obedience to a message re-
ceived from men he set to prospecting
several districts in that part OF the
state.
Chester l.. Proebs1el of Portland has
been visiting Phoebe, He says Phoebe is
attracting the attention of Portland
capital Mr.. ProebsteI journeyed 10
Pioshe to inspect the properties of the
CIilEornia-Pio1 Con. company
Portland concern.
George II. DeTn, manager of the Con-
Mercur, came back from camp Monday
and yesterday pulled out for King 3
River. north OF Rosebud. MI Dern is
figuring upon purchasing some proper
" IN that neck of the woods and took
A. FL Brown with him TO Size UP the
conntry's offerings.
The annual meeting OF the Phoebe
Nevada Consolidated Mining company
was held In this city last evening and
the following board OF directors and Of
ficcrs was elected for the ensuing year
Frank L. Gardner. PRESIDENT W. A,
Wight secretary and treasurer; -, NJ,
Cornish. j, W. Eurtou, NJ. j. O'Mcara
and c. d, ROoklidge,
David Evans, formerly a Salt Lake
but now residing In Los Angeles, was In
this city for the past several days He
visited mines. In which ne Is Inter-
estcd in the Newh0use and Tlntlc re-
giuns Dave, as he is known around
town, says he gets home sick at times
and the boys here hope he gets 50
hOmc-slck some dime he viii hurry
home, this time for good
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WOOL.
SIR, louis.


{ Louis April i7.-.wuol. steady. Ter
ritory ard western mediums, g5u27s hne
mediums, lsa2o; fine lsuli.
BOSTON.
Boston, April i1.-!The wool nar ket
continues extremely dun ana there is q
radical falling on IN the price OF deliv-
cries on old contracts, Statstirally the
situation is strong, but es the domestic
woods Ia heaviest supply arc almost I'M
salabe AT the price asked. tAe market ~
satisfactory to the sellers, Activity In
foreign clothing woods Is siuckenirg. quo
tatfons,
California Occurred basIs) Northern
choice, t7RgS, northern, good, 66I6l: mid
die county, 6sN6G; southern 6zn6S; fall
free, af@5S,
Oregon secured basisl--IsasteTn, No.
staple esNf1s. eastern, Mo. ! clothIng.
5SltsU; valley No, L. Golr62
Territory. staple Secured hasisp--f1ne
72@TS; fire medium, GSp1Oi medium, ts4f66.
Colorado and New MeSieov-Sprlngi
secured, eSd7G. No l. 6ag6j.
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with no sales being c1alltcd up for
them. When the regular call and open
board run were closed but $4,000 shares
vim "A selling value OF only s5.s6I.5O.
Heretofore the s.. 900 mark has been ac-
cepted as a minimum and auy trading
resulting In that value being husged
made The day a dull one. A new lever
has been rea ched hereafter and brok-
ors will talk about that Sime when So
500 covered the foTenoons trading" The
Artapps follow
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thns will absolutely hold the rupture and
never slip and set Is lightcOo comfortable
conforms TO every movement ~ The body
without chatting or hurting aud costs less
than many ordinary trusses. There at
no springs or hard. lumpy pads and yeS
IL holes The rupture safely and FIRMLY
without pnln or Inconvenience, ! hnyc put
the price so low that ans person, rich or
poor, can buy, and Absolutely guarantee
IT,
| make ID 10 Your Ordcr---scnd u ia
yOu--yom wear Ia, and If II doesn't sat.
lsfy YOU send ID back to me and wlil
refund your money
That ~ the fairesl propagation ever made
by a rupture specialist. The banks On any
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you that ~ tbs way DO buslqess-always
absolutely un the quhre.
III you have tried most everything else
come 10 me Where oihers fail where
have my greatest Success Write mo TO-
day and ! WILL send you my hQpk on Rup-
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snd giving yuu prices ana names 81 pee-
nIe who haNe tried II and been cured 1t
Is instant reItf VIXEN all others fall Re-
member | use no sNlyes. no Harness, no
Hes just Hrraight BUSINESS zeal al 4
reasonable price.
G, ~. Brooks 1865 liroohss Bldg
Marshall, Mich.
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uoMEsrA11E NINE FIRE,

DoadwoOd, S, D.. April 1.-the fire
IN the Homestlka mine, which has been
raging for two weeks. is reported To-
dag TO be quite beyond control. Tho
rocks surro undlng the flames are NOW
SO hot that II Is almost impossible for
lnen 10 gel through the cave to fight the
nre,
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I,rpoRTED WALL PAPER.

We have most complete and COM
pre- henslve collection OF exclusive inn
ported wall Upper. a line which we are
proud to show. The samples talk for
themselves and therefore we do not at
tempt any description of them
GEO. w, EBERT g. Co.
~ Main
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
FOR MONTH OF MARCH

According 10 reports from the Lead
ing book sellers OF the country, the SIX
books which have sold best In the or
der OF demand during the month are'
/. The Doctor. Counor.. 90
Z. Jane Gable McCutcheon-- W
8 Coniston. Churchill ..-.---.-.-. 10y
q HaIf Rogue. MocGrath.. ..---- 10y
g. The Fighting Chance. Chambers l'5o
c White Fang. London .,..,....s-- LOU
In addition to the above we have q
large stock Of other popular BOOKS OF
DEsEREr NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York, April I7.--sugar, raw, firm,
Fair refining, $23; centrifugal, 30 test
S.19; molasses sugar 500
Rs1tned-Steady, Crushed. ESQ; powder
ed. 4.sD; granulated, 4,s0
Cofree-Qulet, No Rio, SIS: NO. SAN
t0s rs
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
To be Thrown Open for Settlement

Under the Carey Land Act and Twin
Falls North Side Canal. in the Twin
Fails Country, Idaho, on Monday
Aprll 22nd. On same date. lots In the
new Miner Townsite will be sold.
Take the Oregon Short Line to Mil
ner. Tickets on sale April l7th to
21st, fifteen days limit. Round trip
from Salt Lake alo.55. Proportions
ately low rates from other points
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JUNE WEDDINGS

we have Just received new sup
ply OF fancy wedding stationery, Call
and see samples.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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NEGLECTED OLD DIRECTORS.
Famous Copper Company, OF Lake sat.
pcrior District Holds Annual Meeting

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon,
Boston wires; AT the annual meeting
of stockholders of the FRANKLIN Mining
Co, held today. the retiring directors
were reelected by s2,26S shares.
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! $||||||3ExcvRsIoNs

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return. one, fare plus s2-25. April 2sth
to November S0th. 1901
SCHOOL TEACHERS AND GEM
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terrnedate points. May eth and 30th;
June Bird, 9Th 18th, ltth. 1907. One
fare plus $500 round trip. Long
limits.
CITY or MEXICO AND RETURN
s6e15, May LIST to May 18th; June 18th
to lfth and 18TH to July nth. Choice
three routes
ANNUAL. MEETING ELKS to Phil
adephia and return July 18th to goth
1907, One fare plus 1890.
ANNUAL MEETING EAGLES
Norfolk, Va, Sept. End TO 18th, 1907
One fare plus $500 round trip.
PLENTY OF OTHER ExCuR-
SlONS.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
apply to C, f. Warren, Gen'l Agent
A. T, & S, #. Ryo tIi Docly Blk
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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r.sc pigs ana lights, g. i0as.5yta,
Sheep--Receiptn, 1908; market strong
Muttons, b.2Seie.cD, lambs, 5-c0jiS 20. range
wcthcrs, 5.to17.lo. fed ewes, s'NNe.So'
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THE INDIAN AGENT OF THE UIN-
T'AH * OURAY AGENCY. UTAH, has
raining from 40 to GO acres, THAI may
be leased for a term OF one to FIVE years
These farms comprise the best lands OF
the former Uintah Rs1arvatios, and are
sees Will be allowed to place permanent
Improve ments on these lands in lieu OF
cash rental. For full infoTma ton address
the U. s. Indian Agent, Whittier ccks.
Utah
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, el6 D. II Walker Block,
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Cannon e. Cannon, Mining Stock, Brok
crs Is r. SO. Tenn. Ind, Tel, 25Sl: BELL a7sl
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS 20 f. So Temple. Both
Phones e1o,
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RUPT URE
New Scientific Aprllcancc, Always a
Perfect Fit--Adjnstkblc to- Amy Size
Personal---very., Comfortable, Never
Slips. NO Obnoxious Springs or
Pads--Costs Less Than Many
Common Trusscs--Nacc for
Men, Women or Children.


have invented a rupture appliance hat
] can safely say. by 20 years experience
in the rupture business Is the only one
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r. NJ. WEST & CO.. stock brokers
d. +. Walker Blk Tel 1885, res. S510-E
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SUGAR STOCKS,


1Iavc been growing W niarEee
value for the past six mPntns'
that ,ine the selling prlcN OF seoVN
In both The Idtilo susar COMPANY
and the western Idaho SUGAR Com.
peny has sseaaliy advanced ana
both companies have been put ON
dividend paying basis In our
Judgment the rise IN value w'll
continue. For this reason an VINO
can keep their stock should do So
II you cannot we'll ho'd yoNr
stock iei us cell It fer you no
those who wish to buy now IL 'n'
best time 10 invest your lnonFy
A little Western idaho Sugar STOCK
can be bought at par: and some
Idaho to-day at ESQ per share. lhe
former pays per cent and tho 'a'-
ter . per cent per annum dividends
ON par oslo per share9,
M. CANNON Co,
Rooms lI2-5Is TempIeton building
Phone 81 Bell
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple ST.
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Are You Going on Mission2

If so come to us for Photos as we
Will make you special discount. Mon
roe Studio. SO w 2nl South. We will
take rate tickets from any other studio
at face yalue.
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BROWN PALACE STRIKE.

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gam in 1857 and is the oldest copper
company operating IN Lake Superior
mining district 1t OWNS big proper
~ at Hancock, Houghtou county, Mich
igln. and has she lodes of the Calumet
a Hecla and Quincy mines. Its ott-
GERS and directors are Francis IA
Raymond, president and director. DAM
lei l. pemmOn, secretary, treasurer and
director; j. Is, Bennett, director
George Fl. Flint. director, and j. ID,
Hosting director. It's principal place
of business and backing are In Boston,
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What will your rating be-
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proposals shall be accepted must enter
lntp written contract with the Board nt
Education ana shall give bond Win
two sufficient surnti.is ~ "a reasonable
sum 10 he dSud by the Beard, for ihe
faithful performance Of such contract,
An bidders Will be required to give ,nel
price OF books q o, b. AT point OF snip
Inent and & o. b. Logan Right rs y,
served by the Board OF Education %
accept or reJoct amy or all bids or any
part thereof,
i3oARn or EDUCATION, OF LOGAN
By L, L, g.ARR, JR,, CLERK