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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-10
CONCENTRATES.

W. II, Allen the prominent Mon
tana mining man is IN this city.
Work az the Iron Blossom in the Tin
tic district IS to be pushed ahead IN
good shape from now on, a chart Is
TO be sunk and tunnel is also planned
with both means of working the prop
trty the company expects u prove un
It's holding quickly ana thoroughly
This IL one of the many good Knight
properties
a copy OF the articles OF incorpora-
ton of l.. Z. Spencer s Company OF
Ogden was filed In the secretary Of
statos office today. The capitalization
OF the company is $4,000. divided into
shares OF the par value of $40 each. l.
b. Spencer is president Efiie ". Spen-
Ger. vice president; r. :. Corley. secrc-
tary and treasurer. The company will
conduct an engineering aud mining
business
The largest piece Of machinery
ever made in Utah in one casting was
the big wheel moulded for the Hon
crime at stockton, The wheel Weighs
5000 pounds; is 10 feet IN diameter
has 25-inch face and is IN ono
piece. The wheel was made by tho
Salt Lake Engineering company and
it's manufacture is proof that mining
companies do not need to send cast
any longer for heavy machinery
c. a. short. manager of the len
rie and other mines Of the Gold
Springs district has received word
that four feet of ore averaging S1&
rer ton has been uncovered at depth
OF 10 feet on the Jennie. \ large
compressor Is to be installed for use
by the Jennie, Jennie Extension. Wild
Irish and other affiliated properties.
A. g. Short has been made assistant
manager Of the combined mines.
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BOSTON MARKET.

James a. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Bling. 1917; lSia; 1915: lSls sales u,
B. c.. 2S7s 2S7s 2S7s 2S7s; sales lO5
q, Coaln, 27ia; 27Al2; 27A. I'M sales
sos.
a. & L., closed. 1904.
9. NJ, 81. 81 81; 81 sales 80,
cum, Ely, 10, 1O 10, 10; sales 100
Cop Range. 81 SO, 500, so&4; sales
1855,
D. w. 49,, l6'a, 1879 1879: sales So
r. b.. closed lOA 0lIls.
Greene Cananea, closed l5h@15&
Nevada CON. closed l5al5H.
New. Utah, closed 5SlMd.
y. b., 81; ylA SOL: S9a, sales 2,455.
TN Copper closed 6l0G2is
T.. :. s., com, l5 90, jial ii2 sales
4lO.
q, S, s. pfd closed i5@i5A.
Utah Con. 68'a G3a 629i SO, sales
5i6.
e. * A., l15. ia, 10 l13 sales 1871
Trinity %; %; %; 90. sales 1872.
Balaklala, closed 3s09N
Davis DAILY closed l5mloA
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PRODUCE.



Chicago, May l0.-The wheat market
today opened somewhat easter because
Of the selling which was based on large
receipts IN the northwest II soon became
stronger however ON active buying by
commission houses based upon reports Of
oold weather and late seeding IN the
northwest Cables were firm July OPP
tned \ lower a. sslsas1sS' sold az sjAaS5s,
Corn was active and firm. because Of
small local receipts and In sympathy with
the strength Of wheat. July corn opeucd
unchanged % J, higher at 70 10 50ls and
sold 40 iOlkff10a.
Tho oats market was active and strong
on eager bidding by commission houses
because of the cold weather iu the north
west. july oats opened a shade lower To-
shade higher at 43b TO iSh and sold ~
Provisions were very quiet but prices
were steady In sympathy with STRONG
er market for live hogs. July Dork CD-
epcd unchanged at 1900 lard was a shade
higher az 9.l7's and ribs were up 2ia at
Cash; Whcat-No. red. sJasasys. No
. red %HSi No. . hard, k4NSG No q
hard, ,sPa No. northern. sJq92 NJ. =
Corn s'g'D. * 10 q 5oG I1ita!6 9'H"
oataSo9. 2. "; No e 'IiiiegdaG}s
Close Wheat May sGl4 July Sslaassk,
torn-May, oNfo0is. July. J0it
oats May, ga. July 1914
Pork May 1870, July. 10, 10.
ltard-May DO July 9s2hR9.2i.
hN-MhN SO July N,lV.
Rye-Cash %.
Barley--Cahh. hGsO. "a
Wheat.-The close was strong with July
2lgu2b higher at sSirUhSt.
= AT jOh
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool MAY l0-Cluse: Wheat--May
o. atd. July, O. ID. Sept. is SID
The weather IN England today was hne.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, May l0-sugar raw. strong
Fair rehning, 3.Gi centrifugal .a6 test.
3.Mi molaHeF sugar, 3.i2
Refined Firm Crushed, 5.60, powdor-
ed. 500. graduated, 40,
Conce-Qulet No. Rio, 81; No. San
tos 7ls,
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago May l0-~Butter steady
Crcamerles, isd2S. dairles, isq23
.EBgs~ STEADY al mark cases Included
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UTAH POSTS DIVIDENDS.

Tho Utah mine posted notice of "a 3
cent dividend Yesterday amounting TO
$4,000, payable May Il. This action is
suffered from a fire and other Difficult
ties The new shaft house has been
completed and tinbers are being
framed for repairing the shaft. The
company Is still unable to work it's
lowest levels yet but during the past
month shipped three cars of rich ore
from other places I'm the mine A
healthy treasury VIII cover the extra
expense created by the FIRE
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~ asked Old Dom. b4i4d55; Osceola,
lao bid Parrot g2MM23; Winona, So
9; Wolverine. t,6sml SO: Wyandot ~
e1i9, AZ. Com1., 26h ar; Boston CON,
2sikG29; S. r.. 1.0T6l O7ia; Balaklala,
gssm99i La Sale. l7d171s, Atlantic, II
PA a2Th: c. & A.. / 73 asked c. a
H.. s. 60dS.75; Centennial, g9ia@S0.
Con. Mercur 3sdi0; Cop. Range, S0A q
81, Dal. West, leil bid; Quincy IS
al 2Sit; Santa Pc, 3Ma3h Shannon
ifisatTA Tamarpck l.lSdil 90, Trini-
~, 2sa22ia: Tn. Copper, 61d621a oil,
l0G1014 Utah Con-, 62A Q6a. Wash'u,.
70: q. $. S. com. 5i@55 do, pfd., 10
ml5i.
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COMPLETE TONIGHT.
Students win Finish Big u ON the
Hin side To-day.

The big u" on the hillside northeast
OF the city. win be completed tonight,
If the students work as jealousy this
afternoon as they did during the morn
ing hours. The most OF the concrete
is already in place, and the lighter
coat win be put on before evening.
The girls Of the university prepared
dainty luncheon for the boys at noon
today, and the same was served TO the
hungry laSorers in the Popperton
grove 1t was like serving a meal to
threshers, so quickly did the viauds
disappear.
The University Annual went to press
last night, and will he ready to be is
sued before commencement exercises
begin.
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UTAH-APEx PRosPER1NG

The Utah-ApeN last month received
$4,000 net from shipments made At
the present time the mine Is produc-
ing 30 tons of first class lead and cop
per ore and 100 tons of high grade mill
ing ore. with better hauling and ship
ping facilities now reality. this
months record will show an improve
ment and June's figures Will be stin
larger. The mine itself is adding to
its capacity right along and a new
tramway has been put into service. The
new Markham gulch mill viii be run
ming about the 18th of this month.
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GEO. M. CANNON CO.
Rooms 5l2-Hs Templeton Building.
Phone Bor 81
MINE HAS BAD FIRE.
Blaze, Thought to he OF lmccndinry
Origin, Destroys Penn plant
[ sncclal Do the .News. =

cheyenne Wyo.. May t0.-A disas-
trpus fire visited the plant ot the PENN
wyoming Copper company at Grand
Encumpment shortly after midnight
last night and destroyed the sinelter
converter, tramWIy terminal and
crushcrs causing 4 loss Of over S0OOOe
worth o( property The loss is almost
wholly covered by insurance Tho fire
s,urted in the tramway terminal and
is believed To- have been of irceudiary
origin The now mill machine shops
and other buildings We're saved. The
company viii at once rebuild the
burned buildings
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AMONG THE uNL1sTEps.

Unlisted stocks played a thinking
part In Yesterdays doings ia the local
mining stock exchange. Copper Glance
moved slowly at IN to 10 cents. Cedar
loosened, once or twice at 40 cents and
Consolidated Flagstaff went at 81.
Honerne was firm between sic and SEE.
other stocks and quotations follow:
Biscuit, 81 bid; Emma Copper. % 30
%: Swansea Extension. to Is: Iron
blossom Il to SO; Standard 50 to 81.
Mason valley LIS TO 80; Newhouse,
100 bid Ohio Copper 3.gO TO 4 o.;
Yerngton Copper, 30 asked and Yer
ingtOn Ironsides. q asked
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
pany, 100 Broadway, New York. May .
l!Ni.-Special meeting of stockholders r.
To the stockholders OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company: Notice is hereby Civ
holders OF The Union Pactlc Railroad
Company has been called by tho Board
ot Directors to convene at the office or
the company at Salt Lake city, m the
State OF Utah. ON the 18th day Of Jurc
1891 at u o'clock NJ, for the purpose
of considering aud acting upon an amend
ment of the articles OF Incorporation of
said company, recommended by the Board
of Directors. increasing Its common CAPT
tai stock by the amount Of SlO000J,0On
and OF authorizing the issue and use Of
such additional stock and Of taking all
suitable action In the premises.
The books FOR the transfer of the stock
Cboth preferred and common viii bo
closed for the purpose of the meeting a
3 o'clock p m ON the 18th day Of May
1901 and wil be reopcned at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, on the Il day OF June, 1901.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
ALIEN. MILLAR, Secretary.
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TRADING LIsTLEss.
small Transfers Arc Made on Park
City-Tintlcs Led Selling.

This morning witnessed n rather
listIcss session of the mining stock eX-
change DAILY Judge sold at So. But
10 shares changed hands, however.
Other Park city stocks brought into
play were silver King and New York
the former bringing s23 In a 25-share
sale and the latter 10 cents In a 5O-sharc
transaction. The Tintics sold a little
heavier but not nj all lively May Day
Is flnttering just above the 3O-cent
mark. This stock led In selling. 1000
shares being transferred during tho
regular call and 500 during the open
board run. Uncle Sam is at 10 II
opened at So 800 shares moving A
snle of 100 sent 1t down one point aud a
second sale OF 300 was made at the
lower figure on the open board. Beck
Tunnel sold at N.S5 and Lower Nam
moth at s. 40 10 s2,i5. The session as
told by figures follows
NJ.
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EAGLE COPPER FORMED.
New Company TO Develop Recent
Finds i'm Santnquin Canyon.

Special Correspondence
Payson, Utah Co. May S.--'The re-
Elnsou brothers in Sautaquin canyon
has proved SO valuable that a COM
pauy has been Incorporated for de-
Veloping the property. The incorpora-
ticn Is known as the Eagle Copper
Mining company with headquarters in
Payson \ Cravens IS president: c.
T.. smell SECRETARY and treasurer, and
these with Hlgginson brothers and
John r Holiday of SaEtaquin form
the boarl OF diractors
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Woman loves a clear. rosy complex-
ion Burdock BLOOD Bltters purlfes tho
blood, clears the skin. restores. sound
health.
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WOOL,

ST. LOUIS

ST Louis. May l.,-Wool steady. Ter
ntory and western mediums, 22G25; fine
mediums, lSH2l. fine li4l6
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REMARKABLE STORM
IN SOUTHERN WYOMING.

Laramie wyo. May io.-For "a days
o snowstorm has ragged In the southern
Wyoming mountains and snow IL seven
feet deep on a level since April Is the
sun has not shone and the storm has not
ceased moment The temperature has
been between zero and 10 degrees below
during that time II is the most remark
able storm that ever visited the Wyom-
ms mountains
Norfolk, Ntb.. May 10--The tempern-
turc fell 70 degrees here within few
house, dropping from 50 IN the afternoon
TO freezing point early today IN northern
NcbraskA aud South Dakota.
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AMERICAN ENTRY
WINS IN PARIS

Syracuse \, T.. May l.--Cable adj
vices from Paris state that in an en-
DURANGO contest OF typcwrlters an
American entry, the Monarch Visible.
won against an visible writing ma
chimes. Only three machines OF the
winning make were represented In the
lslble class as compared with as
many as tweuy-one Of a rival cundi-
date.
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+. X. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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Cannon < Cannon. Mining stock. Rrok-
ers Is T. So Tenn. lud, Tel e1Sl Bell 27sl
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GEO Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS' a r. So Temple. Both
phones 80
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

james A. Pollock & company bank
ers and brokers. furnish the following
report this afternoon On the San Fran
cisco market
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WESTERN IDAHO
SUG A R STOCK.

II the best buy ON the market to-
day \ isto stock can be deliv.
cred at $40 per share II YOU want
good sugar stock paying per
cent dividends now ana with
prospects good for substantial
increase cali and give your orders
while ,he stock can be had at par
no those who do not need to sen
we say that prospects look good
for the advance ot Western idaho
II the proposed amolgamnton takes
place. Western Idaho stock win be-
worth from 81 10 81 pcr share and
il no consolidation results this stock
ought 10 sell before another year
for the last named figure and nay
SOS per cent dividend in the mean
tnc
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REGuLAR CLosE.

Adventure 3h0l Auouez. 4sabO. Ar
cldian. bid Franklin l6i5GtTs;
Mass. dlaqG Mayhower. 5000, Mex
80 Con. iShNi3i4; Michigan. AKA
ltA Mohawk, S5i4Gs6 NJ. G, O.. 8@
a'a Norm Butte, s9A $50, OLD Colony,
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple ST.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James a. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire. this afternoon:
f,nNrGunf,L-
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GoLDFIELD.

report lhlS afternoon On tne san frau-
cisco market
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone. Glaze; Red Top, 40
asked Mohawk, 15.OO@16OO; Col. Mt,
72@79; Jumbo. i.25 asked: Jumbo Ext.
l.92Iad t.95; Goldfeld Min Co, l.50
asked Kendall 35@37; Booth, 59961;
silver Pick. S7d90; St Ives. l.l2&m
lis; Maync. 9a10; Atlanta. 70dI2; CT.
Bend, S7@s9; Simmeron, 25 asked Ke-
wanos. 1.05@107la; F. Mohawk, IS bid.
BULLFROG,
BuIlnog Mining, l70iS; National
Bank. 2td25 Y. Girl, SAT; Nugget. Z
bid; Tramp Cons, 75G77 Victor Il
MANHATTAN
MANN. Cons, 66aG7; Little Grey, %;
Orig. Manu-, IL bid: stray Dog. l5@17;
Y. Horse, sac
OTHER DISTRICTS,
Fairvicw Sill. King 29a3l; Fairview
Eagle. 60 bid; Nevada Hills. i2Od4.25:
Pittsburg Sill. Peak. l.75@l.S0; Eagles
Nest, % bid Ruby Wonder, % asked.
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\. NJ. WEST & co, stock brokers.
d f. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
flee and residence
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POSITION WANTED.

BY YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
children Address Mi, Herman Kroschc,
Saltair p. o.
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OMAHA

Omaha. May lO.-Cattle-R Receipts 1000;
market steady. Native steers, 4 40di5. 90,
cows and hefers 3.0DdJ.l 10: western
steers, ..5OG5.20; stockerS and feeders
100000; calves a.00N5.jO bulls and
stays. .25d4 60.
Hogs-Recepts, 5000 market 5d10 cents
higher, Heavy, G.25ft6 3lia mixed, 5000
G.3i. light, 6.35a6.i5; pigs, 5.5od6.25
Sheep-Receipts l,5OO; market steady.
YeMngs, 6 60Q1.6j, wethers, 6.25Q1 .00
ewes. 5.5Ou6.15. lambs, 7.5qaS.6O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, May 1O.-Cattle-Receipts
l,OOO: market steady Native steers. 20
G6.3O; stockers and feeders. 375Gt5 20;
bulls, 3.ljq4.50; calves 3.50a6 50: western
fed steers 4i01l5 50; western fed cows.
3.15liI 80.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market cents
higher Heavy, 6.39lgn6.37i2; packers.
6.S3qt.i'iz, light q. iVndj0; pigs, 5.25n5 -.
Sheep--Receipts. 700. market steady,
Muttons 5.5CHG. IS; lambs. Z. 25aS 90: range
wcthers, 5.315fI %: fed ewes. 5G0d6 20.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. S Hauauer. j. V. Sadler.
lJ2 So, West Temple. Z. o. box l44G.
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Bird owan Co.

~ . '7fs'ff f'fIFsF'f
Stock Broker. 21G d. #. Walker Block.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office
Clayton n. NJ. November. al, 1907

Clayton n. NJ, November. al, 1907.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by \. V. Gallegos,
contestant, agains; Homestead Entry No,
's76r, made June as, 1906, for lots I and 2
and 81 hw4 Section IS T ownsh p
I'm, range 32e, by a m P. Brady,
contestee, in which it is alleged under date
of June IL, 1907, that said James p.
Brady has wholly abandoned said tract;
that he has changed his residence there
from for more than six months last past,
that said tract is not settled upon
and c vii tiv a d by said party as
required by law. tia, said c d
absence from the said land was not due to
his employment in the Army. Navy or
Marine Corps Of the United States, as a
private soldier, officer, seaman or marine,
during the war with Spain. or during any
other war in which the United States NAV
be engaged, said parties are hereby noti-
fed TO appear. respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation At 10 o'clock a. m
on January 10 1905 before Theo. w.
Heman, L ) Commissioner at his Office
in Tucumcari, New Mexico (add tina, tina!
hearing will be held al 10 0 o'clock on Ian
II, 1905. before the Register and Re-
ceiver at the United States Land office in
CLAYTON, y. NJ.
The said coniesian, having. n a proper
affidavit, filed November 81, 1907 Sc,
forth facts which show tina, after due dill
gence personal service OF this notice can
not be made, it IS hereby ordered and di.
rec,ed that such notice be given by due
and proper publication.
Edward W. Fox, Register
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Don't be afraid to put your mon
ey in the bank that has accommo-
dated you when you needed a favor.
Tucumcari banks are as safe as it
is possible to make banking insti-
tutions and if deposition has been
favored by liberal loans he should
be the last one to forget it when
the favor should go the other way.
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The railroad payday Wednesday
was a good one and helped things
along in a business way wonder
fully. The roll run into the neigh
borhood of 100000 90 this week.
So while other sections Of the coun-
try are a bit tied up on account OF
me ney matters, we are going ahead
in Tucumcari.
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department OF the Interior, United States
Land Office, Clayton, New Mexico.
November 8, 1907.
A sufficient contest asiday!, having been
hled in this office BY Clarence Miller
contestant, against homestead entry M
s!7-. made April -, 1906, I for nv,
Sec - Twp, 90, range 35e by Worth "
Llitlsheld. Con,esiec, il which !, IS a,lAs.d
under date Of J%anuary IS, 1907, ,ha, sad
Worth W LiiI!eEeld has wholly abandonaG
sad tract, iha; be has CHANGED MS 80.
aenee iheTe!'on Tor more than SIX months
since making SAID entry; that said ,rac, is
not settled upon aad cultivated as reopi-sd
o. law. and tina, MS said ail.gs4
absence from The sad land was no, Sns
70 hls employment II the Army Nav ~
Marine Corps Of the Ua!,ed States a.,
private soldier officer seaman or rs-,,a
cuUns the var with SPAN Or a,v orr.
war IN which the United States MAJ :.
engaged, SAID parties are hereby no,'Ssd
20 appear, respond and offer eyi6a,Cs
'ooehlns aid allegation alto 6 loci -
% an 9, 1905, D-!;Is Eugene +. B.Iga.
eoke ; Commissioner AZ nc ,E;ca
Encee, Sew Mexico, and thu, -,
hearing viii De held a, 10 o'cloct 80
.-1as'y 70 1925 be;ors' the kegjs,e,
Saa NeeeiyeT a. the Ua;,ed States Ian
OF'os II C.s''oa, sew Mexico.
nc sac contestant having in a pron.,
as'-a'li H!ea Noysnoerc Z. 100 81, 80
iaeis Salta shcS tia, after Sg. I,';,.
persona. service Of TIL. notice ar -, -
ne = 's aer@,' ordered sas d,rer,sJ
ma s--h notice -- g,-2 b. sg. ana 80
H-"sr- v Fcy
Register.
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WOULD CLOSE N. Y.
STOCK EXCHANGE

Governor Haskell, new Govern
or OF Oklahoma, in his recent in
augural address, dwelt at length
upon what he termed the oppres.
sion OF the country by trusts, and
then discussed the financial situ-
alton, saying:
You can look for immediate re-
liet wherever YOU please. When
you tire OF looking elsewhere YOU
will agree with me that the quick.
est road TO financial relief is the
closing of the New York stock ex.
change and free the currency that
il dominates and turn it into the
channels OF legitimate commerce.
Let the eastern banks pay our Ok.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

Cost Of rural delivery for the
year 1896 was SI5,ooo.ooo, for
the year 1906 it was $4,000. 900.
This year it will cost thirty.fve
million. The first quarter OF this
year shows no deficit whatever, and
while it is expected there will be
n Tor the remainder of the year
the total will be greatly cut down.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

According to the report of the
superintendent Of the mint, the
gold production of the United
States in 1906 reached nearly a
round hundred million dollars, and
in addition there were heavy i'm.
ports of the metal.
Don't look very panicky does
it? The United States is the most
prosperous country in the world,
and the manipulations in Wall
Street and all the knockers together
can't kill the prosperity we have.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

NJ. Rudolph is accepting a STU
alton with Gross, Kelly x Co., IN
the store and will resign his office
as superintendent of schools. lie
saws he can't live Oft the salary OF
superintendent of schools and the
two will not work very we'll to-
pether,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23
CONSISTENCY THOU
ART A JEWEL

The professional man who buys
from a mail order house and the
business man who has his printing
done out Of town belong to the
same lodge-same degree. Ye,
both OF them claim TO be pulling
for the best advancement OF the
town and call around and urge the
editor of the home paper to insist
upon a strict patronage OF home in
dustries. Is this the kind OF con.
sistency that is called a iewell?-
Elida News.
Right you are in the classification
of the hombres, and they inhabit
every community in the land, and
are just as despi sable in one as
the other.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

lake KNIT an old time conduc-
tor of the Rock Island was IN
town Thursday hailing old friends.
He looked happy and prosperous
and saws he is certainly surprised
at the growth Tucumcari is max
ing. Jake says Tucumcarl is 60
inc 10 be a winner.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

There were received at the dead
letter office in Washington during
the month OF September, 1907,
I,oo5,ooo pieces Of unavailable
mail matter, and s3s,osI were re.
turned TO senders.