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The Cimarron news and press., 1907-05-09


Mr.. c. c. Sroufe, Of Santa Fe, New
Mexico, representative of the Arizona
and Colorado railroad, was in Albu-
querque yesterday on business, He
will return to Santa Fe this morning
Mr.. Sroufe has represented the Ari-
zona and Colorado road during the
long litigation between that corpora
ton and the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad over right of way questions
in San Juan county, the suit at issue
now being before Judge Ira A. Abb
bott of the local court, for decision
This action has served to delay con-
struction on the new line in north
west New Mexico, but with the end of
the litigation in sight, it is expected
that construction on the northern end
of the line will be under way in
very short time.
while our road has not yet begun
actual construction in northwest New
Mexico said Mr., Sroufe, at the Al
varado last night, construction on
the southern end of the line is well
under way and | do not anticipate that
it will be very much longer before
construction on the northern end of
the line will have begun. The work
now under way is in Mexico.
"The Arizona and Colorado, when
completed will give to western New
Mexico north and south line ex-
tending almost from end to end OF the
territory 1t will open very large
territory heretofore mtouched for
lack of transportation and sure to de-
velop rapidly when transportation is
furnished. 1t is country rich in
possibilities, in minerals, grazing and
farming lands and it will be just an
other example OF what can be accom-
plished with the undeveloped resources
of New Mexico when opportunity for
development is offered. New Mexico
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-05-09
SANTA FE BOND ISSUE.

Following. recent meeting OF the
directors of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad company held in
New York City, it was announced
that holders Of common and preferred
stock will have the first privilege Of
subscribing to per cent convert
ible gold bonds to- the amount OF
$26,o6o,o67. The proceeds of the
bond issue will be used to pay for new
equipment, including Strengthening
of curves and reduction of grades on
the Panhandle division and for con
struction
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-05-09
Speaks Well for Curry.

The editor of the Deming Graphic
speaks from personal experience con-
cerning Governor Curry and editor
tally says.
"The Graphic man is personally ac-
qualnted with Hon George Curry,
the newly appointed Governor of
New Mexico. He is man of well
widened backbone and will prove
himself to be just the man the people
of the Sunshine Territory have been
looking for"
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-05-09

Sensational and fake story-writers
in the yellow sheets OF New Mexico
and elsewhere are just now amusing
themselves in getting up and publish
ing fake stories of episodes in the
life of Captain George Curry, now
prominently in the public eye. Some
of these stories are very readable, but
there is very little substance 10 them
Captain Curry's record for the past
twenty years is all right and will
stand close scrunity. These yellow
sheets who are damning him with
faint praise will simply have. their
1abors for their pains.-Santa Fe New
Mexican.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-05-09
Articles Of incorporation Filed.

Among the articles of incorporation
that have been recently filed in the
office of the territorial secretary are
those of the Rocky Mountain Supply
company, with principal place OF bus
-iness at Cimarron The capital stock
is 100000, divided into 1000 shares
with a par value of $Ioo each and
commencing business with $4,000 The
Iobject of the company is to operate
packing houses, ice plants, meat mar
kets. etc. The duration of the COM
pany is placed at fifty years with the
following incorporators: H. Nj.
Let's, Charles Springer and Frederick
Whitney, all OF Cimarron.
The c. H. Sharp Contracting COM
pany have also filed articles Of in
corporation, with the principle place
of business at Albuquerque. There
is capital stock of 100000, divided
into 1000 shares with par value of
$loo each. The object of the COM
pany is general railroad construction
and is to have a duration OF fifty
years The company was organized
in Kansas and filed amended articles
to comply with the laws Of New Mex
leo. 1t was formerly known as the
Lantry-Sharpe Contracting company.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

SuIius aasta, ber DIRECTOR bes
Stabttbeaters au Marienbab, Bob.
men, erli.b bor einissr 3stt ben foI'
senb.n 4nf9Ias:
-Da ni9t nur bic Stiide unb bds
benz Sbsater 70 siiuitise Wettsr. ions
bern in erftsr 2inie bic ipirtIi9 tiinits
lerii9e Singabe unb Der tiiuitlerif9e
Gifsr Der Ssrrfdaften f9uIb trGst.
bab fi9 bas @ef9dft 10 geboben bat,
unb Der Wonat Suli Der bsite Wonat
meinsr nun 19idbrissu Direttionsfiib.
rung In Martenbab genannt tperbert
mub, fpre4e ib allen mein.n Ddnt
aus. Weil nun mein Strebeu tets
bdbin ging, tpenn es mir gut seht.
Iollen msins Ritslieber au9 mas bd.
bon hdbsn, unb neil bic pa9feube
Sbeusruns ipirtli9 DisIs .mpfinben,
febe id mid perunlabt, aud ben Solos
SerrI9dften. sleid ben GborsSerrs
f9aftsn in ben Wondtsn Suli unb Qus
auft einen 9bsuerungsbeitrag i'm Be-
trase bon 15 &ronen q 8rons =
20.3 gents) pro Ropf am 81. ausuit
our 4usSdblung 5u bringen." Die
r3eitung Der 9snoFtnIhaft SeutI9er
8iibnenanssb0riser" beasidnet ben
grIdB bes naderen Sheaterlsiters als
etn3ig bditsbeno in ben annulsn Der
8 Sbedtergei9i1te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
sxuftouSbaltuna bes stlapiers.

Sn ben betten Saushdltungen, no
IcnIf bic psinli9its Oronung bsrri9t,
fpiro bas alapier oft rs6t ittsfmiitterz
lih bebanoelt. Gs piro bas 3immer
gepust, in allen @dsn sstebrt, peinlih
gsnau abgeitGubt, aber an bas Snnere
bes alapiers tpirb nitbt gebdbt; uno
bod isBt Ii9 10 piel Staub binein.
bab Iih nit Der 3sit Wottsn 3eis.u.
bic man nur nit srObter Wii6s tpisoer
los pirb.
I'm bies gu berbiten unb bas 8las
pter aud bon innsn rsdt rein gu bals
ten, TT in sriter 2inis sebotsn, es rsht
oft oben au Cffnen unb bies ndmentli9
ipGbrsnb bss Spielens, bdmit iib Der
Stoub entieruen tunn. Damn pirb
nit sinem Ssbsrfpii9 gut uusseitaubt
uub Der 0edsl tpisber ssIdlohsn. Dies
TT tGglid lpsnisitens etnmul gu ma
den. iSernsr III es abioIut berpsrfs
ltd, bas &Iapier nit Seppiden unb
fonitiesm anerlei gu btle9en. gtiht
nur Ietbet Der Son barunter, IOnberu
.s tn aud eerabe3u unfdOu. Sas
alapier Ioll ferner itets BON Der Donb
meg ftsben uno 5tpar ie msbr, beito
beRer, absr minoeitens 3 bis 4 3oll.
Jerner fol- biss Snitrument nte on
elmer 4ub.upano, nod in etnem fart
ssbsiatsn 3tmmer f.insn StunoOrt bas
ben. Wan pGbls bierfiir. penn mOe'
Ii9, Elm Rsbenstmmer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
SuHmcre.

-Sobn Brennan uou Sport 0iG,
Der ii6 cine @Ofe 3uuOr Ourd Ous Se.
idueioen uOn 0ibusraussn cine Slut.
uerSiftuns ;u;Os, Der baum Die WtuuO.
iperre fOlste, itarb SamitaS I'M Staut
0oipital. ~
= 5rau GliIabstb Suapp pom SiiO
Slatslp Strabs, Die Dor so 9abren in
Dsutihluno 9sbOren wuroe uu6 i'm sll'
ter uOn 10 SabrsH mad 9lmsrita fam,
iturb Sumitas YOrmittas oil allssneis
nsr S6wd6s. Die 8siieeuus srfOlsts
Dienitas i'm DunmOrs 6rieObuie.
= 0us Geriibt, onB Der Streit Der
9ris Wtaidtuiiten oabier unO anberswo
uabsiu betgslsSt iei unO Die Streiter
YOrbsreitun9sn trefien, pisOer Die sr'
belt uufjunebmsn. pirO BON Dem Sens.
ralUerwolter 8. 6. Stuart ais irrtbiim.
Ii6 beleiduet.
NlS Ole 0ullao OeHpel Samllle
an Drittsr Strubs OOnusritus WtOrsen
uuf9sltuu6sn mar, murbs Die @ntosduuS
ssmu6t, Oas Giubrsder wabreuO Der
Oiudt Die BObuuus our9itObsrt battsu.
Die aerle erbsuteten msbrere tlsiuere
SdmudsesenitGnOs unb stnas psuissr
pis $40 in SuarSslb.
-Sn Osm Quartisr Der 9n6spsn6ent
5susrwsbr GOmpanis sutitunO Sumftus
Stu4t Ourd Ous SrsnJsu bon Drdbteu
elm 8rano, Der NIT 9bsHitaIisn selOidt
usrOsn muBte. Das ~Smit6bOarb" TN
Borough 9ebdu6s braunts aus uuO bic
SsusrulurmiGften auf bsm bstr. Drabts
wurOsu aud Sismli9 bsf4dOtst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
il)ifftl ais o:itroitb.
eSis etH DisfsI tn ratfnirter Dstis sin gss.
habnneft beraubts.

huhnuth beraubte.
Gin SGser fab auf sinem 9irf9gang
am gegeniibsrliesenben Sunge, Der nit
Steingsr0u bebedt 1T, sinen 9egens
itano berunterrollen, Der bon etnent
balb laufenben, balb flattsrnben 6elos
bubn perfolgt tpurbe, unb Der ettpa in
Der Mttts bes Sanges in sinem 8roms
beer9sbiiib psrihpanb. SroB zines
sutsn @laIes tpnnts Der Ssrr ni9t er.
teunen, mas es eisentlid mar, er fab
nur, fpie bds Jelbbubn tpisber ben
Berg btnaufIief unb oben beridpanb.
2Iuf BEN platedu befihOen iid bsbaute
6elber.
DER 8eobo1ter ftiea In bas SbdI
btnab unb fpollte eben ben gegsniibers
Iiegenben gang btnduftIettern, Tim ben
8rombeeritrau4 ndber 5u unteriu6en,
aIs sr iab, ipie Elm srcbes Dieiel aus
benz Buf9 berauStam unb ben gang
btnaufpe9felte. DO ss gum S9ieben
5u fpdt mar, unb Der 8eobadter iibers
baupt erit stnmul isben poGts. ipslde
Gntipidlung oieIe mpiteriOie angeles
senbeit nebmen tpiirbs, 10 ities sr, fos
balb bas Wiefel oben peri9punben
mar, eiIigit bas Steinger0l binan
unb poitirte fi9 BEL bsW 8rpmbeer=
bui4. Raum mar bas ssfdeben, als
er bas 3ornige Rufen bes Selbbubnes
pieber b.rnabm unb i'm ndditen Wto=
mente pieber ben 4ndusl ben Berg
binunter tommen fab. 9as WieIel
btelt nit Der Reble unb ben beioen
8orberldufen Elm Rebtubnei feIt unb
lteb ii9, auf bem Riidsn lisgenb unb
in eine 4usel auidmmenringelnb, etns
fad ben Berg beruntsrrolIen. 0as 81
rubte BET bieier Prossbur rubis unb
ii9er seboresn in Der tpei4gepoliterten
SnnenIeits Der &ussl. Oas WieIel
rafhelts unb trabte etipa bret Winus
ten In bem 8rombesrgebuid berum,
bdnn erf9ien es ipieber brauben, fpins
bette nit Der tleinen 8erbre9erndIe
erit bic Gseenb ab unb I9niirte bann
pteber f4nen bic gable binauf. Diess
nal fam es aber ni9t oben an; Der
Sdub mu9te allen ipeitersn aunits
Hidden Elm Gnbe.
Sn Der Wlitte bes 8rombeergebus
f9es fanben ii9 in elmer nit Saien>
polIe, @ras unb 9ldttern dussepol'
fterten tl.inen R0bre, bic ausfob pie
elm Rdnin9enbau, absr nur ettpa Elm
SUB lang mar, brsi Rebbubneier unb
cine Saienblume Dor. Die @isr paren
ni&t 5erbru4en. 60 eredb fid. baB
oas Wieiel an benz Sage cine iunse
pilbe Saube ssriH.u bate. basesen
bate es nod tsins Der Rebbubnsier ses
freifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
Nore Scrduton.

- Das unoroentlife 5aus Ses @it
liam S'0aa uou DIAMOND 2luenue
wurOe Sumitas giaht uon Der Poli3ti
ausssbObeu unO Sountas muroeu Die
Orsi Uerbaitstsn Wtanuer juiammen 500
beitraft.
- Martin Wturrup uou WicDon.
ou9b slueuue wuroe Oonnerltag giadt
uuf Der 9reen Hiose Strase Bride BON
;mei Widuneru iiberfalleu uuo nieoerse'
I6la9eu. absr niht bsraubt, bn Die Serle
pabrldeiulit ibren @rOl an ibm aus'
laien wollteu.
- Wii6asl 9tearp pom Wiarp StrlBe,
6ubrmauu Der @ebr. ynnott, nuroe am
6reitag 9iahmitta9 an Siio @aibing.
ton ausnue burd bas Sheuperoen iei'
nsr 9ferOs com Sise seidlsuoert, lieB
ubsr nidt Die 3iissI los, bis er mehrere'
buuOert Glen ssidlsift pOrOen mar.
Die SOlse mar, Oas sr iebr idmsrSlide.
uber nidt ssidbrlids Yerlesunseu Oa'
uontru9.
- Ss6s Suialisn Der Solepb Ratslli
@Obnuns an Sit @lsaruiew Strabe, ct
islbit, feline Satin, ;uei Sinber uno
;msi Soite6nssr. wurOsn Sonntas slb'
emo bur6 ben @euu6 pom @iitihwGnl'
men, welae iie fir 4'il;e bielteu, uer'
siitet uno ibr 3uitanO mar elm tritiiaer.
trOsosm elm slrit seruien wurOe uno
isin mOslidites that, iie anger @siubr
III brin9en.
- Sin 0innn, ben man fir Sobn
0unter pom 9lart's Summit belt,
wurOe Samitas 0iaht un @eit Wtarfet
StrnBe, als er Die @eleile treu;te, uOn
einem SabuwaSeu Der gtortberu Glse.
trio StraBenbabn GOmpanis 9etrOfien
unO uueenblidIi9 sst0Otet. Der Wiaun
itOIperte auf Die 9eleiis, 9eruOe ais Der
Subuwuesu autam; Der SOrper purOs
idlimm jerfleii6t. slm WiOntag marO
feitssitsllt, OuB Der @st0Otets pirtlih
6unter mar unO Die Ssamtsn Der @Om.
panic ertIarteu, oaB er sur 3sit bstrun.
fen mar.
- 94dbrenO Der glrbeit in leinsr
Summsr in Der SOn StOr6 3sbe wurs
De Soc 8orinour pom Wtarion StraBs
plOsli6 wabniiuui9 unO fir uube;u cine
Stunbe erreSte er unter ben nnoeren
2lnseitelltsn nidt serin9e gufresuus.
IS ssluus 3nlest, i'm gu iiberw6lti9en,
Oann purOe sr in Der Sfftcs Der GOms
puuie nit elmer SSa4e internirt, ipran9
aber plOsIid Ourh elm 6snitsr uno naa
ieiuem 9oitbauie, uOn mo- er tuieOer ent'
mid, als Elm POlijiit i'm uerbaften pOlls
ts. Dad einsm aufresenOen Sauf uon
iiinf Slods bielt 9Orinour ;ulest an
unO ltelte ii9 benz PoliIiiten, Der ibn
bann mad Der Poli;eiitution uabm. Der
0funn wurbe 5reitas BON ben nnter'
lu6snOsu GerSten fir irriiuuis srilari
uno oanu benz SiuiiOs 9eim iibsrfibrt.
L
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
2defamanna Speia.

Die Seriammlnng am Ssreitaa, ,u
wslher alle @IieOer uHS Oslesaten be.
IoHoere @inlaoun9eu erbalteu batteu.
mar muBis gut beiudt. Das @omite
uOn Der ~Dsutider Tag" 5eier berid.
tete sineu fIelnen usbsri6uB. Das in
Se3ns auf 6sster eruanute @omite be-
rldtste, oaB es se9en ben seriebeuen
Patrou einsn Serbaftsbeisbl erwirtt
bate, bod mar Der SOssl 5sreits auss
9sflossn. SAT- siuitimmis puroe elm
slntra9 angeuOmmeu, in Der ndtlteu
3sit Elm 3anifranjdsn in Der Grbeiter
9alle ab3ubaIteu. Sls arrangements
eomlte muroen ernannt Ssutholo, 6ar,
Der, Stein, 8. 6. 8usnsr, Siemller.
(Das 9omite bat ipdter Miittpo4, ben
%. OftOber, als Tag sur abbaltuns
Oes Suuss fsitseiest)
Der 3meis Islnts es aus lsi6t be.
sreiiihen 9riinoen ab. auf Yereiuss
toiten Oelegaten gum National Souuent
nad 9lew Yort ;u lsuOen unb es bieB
nun: r6reiwilli9e uOrl" IS melbeteu
itd aud mebrcre 9errsn. welds Cuff
batten, Die Subrt gu MAIDEN, uno oisle
iOllsn als DsIssuten bssIaubist wsrOsu.
Sine ansubl Giu;elslisOsr wurosu Dor.
ssialussn uuo aufssuOmmsH uuO bic
sewObnliden &Outiuessibdfte srleoist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
StaOt unO GDuatb.

- Der Oifentlide Spielplae an yiOrO
@uibinstOH ausuue wuroe Wiontus fir
Die SaiIOn seidloiien.
- SIN WiOnlt September nuhm Die
PoIiisi 800 Yerbuitunsen uOr unO an
Strafen purOsu 81, ,925.7O toleftirt.
Ser @sorss Y. Diem pon 81
Rdio, 2eras. Der isit imsi 0iouuten
gum Seiud bel isinsn 9ltern an SinOsn
StraBe weilte. lit nisOer uah i.iner
0einatb abgereilt.
-6ruu Charles SOfimann rsiite am
Sonntas mad dem yOrt. um ibre 9iid'
te, cine slternlole 9Baiie aus Yirfenielo,
in Gmpfan9 ju usbmen, pel1s aus
Oeuti4lano antam uno Die oas Soif.
mann @bepaur nunmsbr an aiuoesltatt
anushmen miro.
- Weun Die 9iamen gller, Die ourh
ben weItberiibmten rsIntsr 8ain St.
psller- uOn ibren 9eiosn befreit woroen
liuo, senaunt werben fOnnten, 10 piirSe
Die auSabl ben uusldubi9iteu 5bomas
uOu Der srOBen 8irfiumteit Oieiss Seil.
mittels iiberjeusen. Ssriu6e es islbit
Dur 25 uno so Gents.
- Oas OOppelte lBobubaus Der
Onsgan 9iuterluiienidaft an Dtprtls
StraBe wur0e nm 5 llbr Dtonta9 Dior.
gen nabeju uollitGnois bur9 Elm 6suer
ieritOrt, oas oaourt ueruriadt muroe,
oaB Der Gouotat 8. u. Patrid @as
anjttnoete uno bremen lieB, nelhes
elmer feblerbaiten 9tObre entltrOmte.
Die aIarntirte Ssuerwebr muBte fid
oarauf bei9rGnteu. un9ren;snoes Gigen.
tbum uur Der 3eritOrun9 iu bspabrsn.
Der angerihtete Sbaoen bslauit lid
uui etwa 5000.
- Die ausstiinSists GrbUbuns Del
SSaiiermietbe ieitens Der ScrautOn @as
uno SSuiier @Ompoute bat ullssmsint
Sutrtlituns beruOrgerufen uuO bilOstt
allsntbulbsu Ous Gasesssiprd6, pObe
Die Corporation tiihtis uesen ibrer Dab
gier usroammt muroe. Sc 1T unypei
islbdft, ous Die glngelegsnbeit nibt rubi,
uOn ben Siir9ern biu9enOmmeu mir
uuo Die Scranton 0uu0elsbebOroe uni
Gsutral SabOr lluion ipejien pollsn lid
nod weiter nit Oer 6rase bsi6Giti9en
Ui6slif lit es aud. oa6 Die @ruuOsisen
tbhmer iit uerbinoen, I'm gerihtlif) Del
8eriut ju MAIDEN. Die GrbObuns al
unserehtferti9t ertldren iu luiieu. Oi
9utiduloi9ung Der @Ompuuie, oaB Oi
@rbObun9 uOtbis lit, um Die srbobte
2lussuben Su oeden, pirS allssmsin ul
l61srlih betru6tet, wsnn man bic 81
uioenOsu in Yetraht Siebt, psl6e Oi
| GOmpauie usrOisut.
E9 lluterriht I'M Slauieripisl el
theilt unter suniti9su 8soiusungs
SrduIsin emma Sreu. 519 9ine Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

- Die 6euerpebr BON scranton snt.
lpra9 i'm Wtonat September jweiuuO'
;wuujis 9llurmeu. ,as4s,v-o
= Der erits 6roit mar in oisisr Oiah'
barI6ait in Der 9ia6t pou Disnitas aui
WtittwOA. sIuf tdlteres 9Bettsr fam
man iid uunmebr sefaBt.madsH. 81
- Serr 9iatbau Roos Don 9idtsnau,
DsutihlanO, Der Isit mebreren WOnatsu
bel isiuer @roBmutter, 6rau u. Roos
uOn 9ine StraBs, gum Seiuh wsilte,
rsiite seitsru mad gisw 9Ort, nm Iid
wicSsr nab Dem ultsu SaterIanSe sin;u.
itiifsn.
Die g8obuuns oeS slouotntsr
0iidurO 0Olsate ju Gbindillu purOl
SOuntus nm $50 in 8uareslO, sOtosn,
9aihsuabr. Sette unO eineu Gspolpsl
beitObIsn. DIE 5amilis mar CUR 3sil
abwsisuO uuo bic POlijsi elaubt, Oui
prOisiIionells 9lubrsder ben Raub uoll
iiibrten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
VllllcDs-4'
-S -
MQsem~ine @rOfuuug
Neueu 9erbf uuO
@inter Stble

Die @uSitellung bon 8aaren
i'm 2aoen rieie Sage 1T I'M Der.
bdltnib, peldss bieie Gtablihe.
ment darafieriiirt.
Die pradtUollen neuen Woeen
uno 6abrifate iino Suiammen seSO'
aen lporoen BON Den reihlten
NueIIen BON iebem 4robuftcen'
trum in Der 8elt.
Ser 9aoen bat niemalS in elmer
friberen Saiion eine iolde reprd'
Ientatiue &oaeftion bon StDIen
9eSei9t, pie iie in Serbit uno
8inter Mlooeu porberriden wer'
ben.
9ie 9lusiteIlung 1T boiler SIT
tereNe uno 9iIfe, iie bat 10 pieI 81
Ia9eu fur Sic uon allen, baS ner
unO reiSeuO 1T in 8egtiI MOoen.
Sine frIbSeiti9e Snipeftion cel
slusiteluns miro Su Sbrem @Or
tbeil iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

Gin aItes 9ssb febte
auf 9.rIsbunssn. bi. bem Doum.n au.
ssfiist purbsn. SluOIf S4iltns Bulge.
glur Der Rlstnfinssr itunb BEN 0du>
men in Der Werthi4dsuns sIsi4. ans
iibriesn Singer Uurbeu nisbrissr be-
tperth<t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-17
HEN FRUIT FALLS
ON MARKET ROW
Generally Believe Eggs Will
Raise in Price i'm the
Near Future.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
REMAIN UNRUFFLED
Strawberries and Cherries Are
Cheaper, While Oranges
Take Turn Upward.

Some of the iobbers on Market Row
seem TO have repented for their action
In advancing the price Of eggs TO 26
cents a dozen, and decided on n slight
modification Thursday, ON the preceding
day they were unanimous in saving that
the wholesale price had advanced little
by little until they could no longer prof
itably abide by the old established retail
price OF 20 cents dozen, and accord
ingly they advanced the price . cents.
Yesterday a few of the merchants adver-
tised hen fruit at TWO dozen for As cents
but this is supposed TO be due 10 the
reaction resulting from the readJustment
of supply and demand 1t is reasonable
to predict. therefore. that the retail price
Will soon become fixed at 25 cents a doS-
en- or will perhaps exceed that rate In
the near future.
Business conditions on the market re-
mained unruffled Thursday, and about the
usua! volume was transacted. Considering
the fact that but little buying will be
done today. most OF the business being
housewives did not DatroniZe the jobbers
Yesterday quite as heavily usual. The
demand for cherries increases with the
supply and the improvement In quality.
although the price remains stationary at
% cents Il pound, Strawberries were also
more plentiful yesterday than usual and
sold at Is and 90 cents n box. Oranges
are rather high for this season of the
year. They are selling on the retail
market at from % to 80 cents Il dozen.
coanuts have become more conspicuous
at the stalls. They sell at 10 and 10
cents each. About the only new arrival
In the vegetable line yesterday was a
heavy shipment OF string beans. They
are selling at 20 cents pound. The fish
channel trout which are being sold at
30 cents a pound.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-17
METAL MARKETS ARE
RATHER IRREGULAR
Advance in Copper and Tin in
London: New York Prices
Are Not Steady.
LEAD.

NEW YORK, May l6.-Spot tin was
los. higher GlS9 los, in the London mar
kct and futures were unchanged at GlS5.
Locally the market is hardly normal at
the moment and great difficulty is eN-
perienced in securing deliveries OF sup
plies afloat. Spot is nominally quoted at
$43.75@s5.
Copper was higher in London, with
spot advancing E1 TO el03 while flu
lures were los higher at s102. Locally
the market was DUH. and is said TO show
easier tendency. Lake is quoted at
s24.16025. electrolytic ut S2im2f.50, and
casting at S22.50M23.
Lead was unchanged at sG@6.05 III the
local market. but declined IS cd 10 &l9
l2s sd in London.
Spelter was IS I'd lower at e25 15s in
London, and was lower locally at $G.iom
$50.
Iron was higher abroad, with standard
foundry closing at els 4d, and Cleveland
warrants at 6ls cd Locally no change
was reported. with No. foundry. north
ern, quoted at s25:;5o@2s'd5; No. foun-
dry, southern, at s26@ $3.50, and No. .
foundry. southern. at S25@26.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-17
New York Fruit Market.

NEW YORK, May l6 The market for
eYaporated apples is steady. with fancy
quoted at SNSlc, choice at 7m7Sc; prime
at 6l963o and poor to fair at 5sg6c,
and on the coast. Quotations range from
aYr TO 12ic. according To grade for Call
fcrnia fruit. and from sac TO 10c for
Oregon
Apricots are unchanged with choice
quoted II 1ltWlSc; extra choice 1SiGDl3c
and fancy 19W2oc.
Peaches are quiet and unchanged with
choice quoted III 1l@115c; extra choice,
124l2tc: fancy. 12kGlSc; and extra fancy,
Ia6i ihc
Rasns are unchanged on spot with
loose muscatel quoted al S9Ml0c; seeded
raislns, Ii@l15c. and London layers at
S1.50@l 65.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-17
COPPERS.

DON'T WIRE. No legiti-
mate mine backed by respon-
sible men, asking the public
TO subscribe to their stock for
the purpose of raising money
for the development of the
property, requires the money
in such hurry as to necessl-
tate the use Of the telegraph,
If you are really interested
in mining investment, with
a tremendous speculative
value, based upon the record
of the adjoining properties,
whose shares are all selling
at from five to ten times the
price at which this stock Is
now offered, drop us a line,
and we will send YOU full
particulars, maps, etc, of the
Ely-GirouX Extension Cop
per Co, whose $500 shares
can now be bought on the
New York and Boston mar
ket at around 81 and $1,25.
The adjoining and sur
rounding properties are the
Giroux, selling at So; Cum
berland Ely, at So; Nevada
Consolidated, at S16; Ely
Central, at $3.50.
The fact that the shafts on
all four sides of the Ely
Glroux Extension are in Bo-
nanza ore, coupled with the
fact that the ore body in Ely
lies in a blanket formation,
makes it a foregone couclu-
sion that with equal depth
equal values will be found.
We cannot guarantee the
price in fuctuating market, so
send us no money unless with
orders to buy at the market, Inn
iting your price, or. better still,
buy through your own brokers.
v. II. DE FONT&HNE & co,
Mills Bldg Is Broad Street,
New York City.
hone ee3 Broad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-17
fk Flour and Grain.

May ls.-Flour-Receipts,
A p'sxports. 5000 barrels. Sales,
y + Strong.
plpts, 201,e0o bushels: ex-
|, y wshels. Spot. strong: No.
- leyator: No. 9 red. sl.02a
- no. 2 Northern Duluth.
~ naoat, No. 2 hard winter.
'dF nnoat. After q weak and
influenced by bear!sh for
~ and fine weather in the
adjourned strong and
SCOT UP cents a bushel
al markets. on heavy cover
,bIpe ouyinB and rumors that
~ Hpolis WINS out with a very
tk:v Inst prices were 3hd3bc
~ closed sl.032. July 81. 90
~ l.0aA; September. 81 006
ic;ggaa: December. sI,02g
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