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The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. l. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio.
 We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- tions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDINc, KINNAN < MARVIN
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Halls Catarfh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle
 Sold by all druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Fanily Pills for Consti- patton.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Neoroes Attack a Foreman.

Muskogee. I. T., June 1.-Barficad- ed In box car with his wife and chil- dren, surrounded by 10 armed negroes shouting. kill him." T. u Almonds, bridge foreman of the Midland Valley Railroad, was held prisoner for two hours Thursday afternoon at Taft, near here. Almond sought refuge in the car after he had shot D. Kane, a negro workman. While the mob that chased Almond was still bombarding the car to which he had fled, an en- zine was coupled to the car and it was pulled to this city
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06

guild that is more independent than any other in the country, because Y Is free from trusts and each man r0p' resents his own interests. The miiie's may be termed the alvance saaru v civilization. Wherever flour takes en0 place of rice as food in the remo'e portions of the earth civilization aa yances, and therefore millefs ~ yielding civilizing influence in ''' world"
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Eloads In Louisiana.

Lake Charles, La, June 1.--Flood refugees are coming into Lake Charles from Cameron Parish. coun- ty of nearly 1.500 square miles, much of which is under water from rec, ord breaking rains, rising rivers and wind which has blown the Gulf of Mexico water in shore. No loss of life has been reported. Eight inches of rain fell. Large portions of Cam eron and Calcasieu parishes are also flooded.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Missouri Defeats kansas.

Kansas City, Mo. March l7,--ln 'a' fourth annual Kansas-M ssourl ' door track meet held here ff'aa, night at Convention Hall, Mlssou,' ,s' defeated Kansas by score oi M M to 3CA points. This is Missouri. fourth consecutive victory one 'ss ord was broken, Price of hahsa. clipping 3-7 second from the hahsD, \, Missouri indoor record in the he. '. mile run. Eighteen hundred lcVp'' saw the contest.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Fatal Long Branch Fire.

Long Branch, N. J., June 1-rhe i bodies of four persons were found Frtcay in the ruins of the house occu. pied by Walter Schiller, secretary Of thA United Cigar Manufacturers com, pany which was burned Thursday night. They were Ruth Schifscr, aged 14, and Marion Schiffer, aged 10 daughters of Mir. Schiller. and lilly Monehon and Mary Dilte-. serv- ~nts.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
New Trial for Rurnham.

New York, June 1.--George Burn ham. Jr., former general counsel of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance company, who is now serving term in Sing Sing for grand larceny, is to have new trial under a decision handed down by the appellate divis- ion of the supreme court. The ap- pellate division reversed the judg- ment of the criminal branch con- victing Burnham and ordered new trial.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Some Potatoes.

Just to show that the wet weather is not running every thing. Mrs. Homer Daniels phoued The Star Saturday that while out getting a mess of new potatoes she pulled up one small vine which brought with 1t twenty-eight "spuds," the small est larger than quail egg and the largest the size of a goose egg.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Plague of caterpillars.

Travellers in the Wodonga and Barnawartha districts find it difficult writes our Melbourne correspondent, to get their horses 10 face the cater. pillars that swarm the country roads. They are denuding vegetation, and it is feared the vineyards will be deyas- tated- An excursion train. when sev. en miles from Penshurst. was brought 10 a standstill through dense masses of the insects blocking the rails. The wheels. crushing them to death. skid. ded from the rails.-London Daily Mail
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
The First scapeoos,

The word 'scapegoat' originated in an ancient Hebrew custom practised at the feast of the Passover. Placing "a young gost upon the altar. inc priests would pray over it. asking that ail the sins of the people be visited upon the goat.
 Then. after each member Of the tribe had transferred his guilt to the victim by laying on his hands, the ani. nal was turned loose in the forests to pc deycured hy wild beasts Sunday Magazine,
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
for sale.

One Broom and two Groom houses; well improved and beau titnl places bringing good rent, and 9 nice lots. Will sell cheap. Also one 4-room house furnished with everything that a family needs, for rent. Very cheap to right party, Sam Osborne. at r0undhouses 50 : wtf
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Chimes. Rebellion spreadico.

Annoy. China, June 1.--An insurrec- tion has broken out 40 miles south ward of Annoy. Thirty thousand rebels are under arms and are stated to be. well led The revolt is spread ing to towns near Annoy. The vice
 roy of Flu Chow is sending 5000 troops to deal with the rising and warships are expected here shortly.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Three st. Loulsans AsphyxIated.

St. Louis, June 1.-Three persons were killed by asphyxiation and an other was overcome in a Lawton ave nue rooming house Thursday night. The dead are Joseph k. Gabler and wife. Ida, and Daniel Dwyer who oc- cupied a room adjoining that in which the Gahlers slept, Thomas Hines. who slept with Dwyer. is at the city hospital. but is thought to hs recovering.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
Their Fate Unknown.

London, June f.-The fate of the two lieutenants of engineers who as cended from Aldershot in a military balloon May 2s during the review In honor of Prince Fushimi of Japan still remains mystery. Warships arc cruising in the channel in she hope of obtaining some clew to the officers fate.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
cnambsrIain's Pain Balm.

II k Rn antIseptic llniment and prevents blood poisoning resulting from a cut bruise Dr burn. T also causes the parts to heal without mapration and In much less time thar whep fhe usual treatment Is employed. II afiys the pain of hurn almost instantly. For sale he Jafkson pfue Co,
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06
colic and Diarrhoea g

Pains In the stomach, collie and diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the use Of ofChamber. iains Colic. Cholera and niarrhoea Remedy whenin need of such remedy. give II a tfIaL For ssle by Jackson nras ee
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06

The Nebraska in Commission Soon.
 Seattle. June 2.-The hattleship Nebraska left the Morens ship yards friday for the Puget Sound navy yard at Bremerton. where 1t was turned over to the United States gov vrnment
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-06

Louisville. Ky, June 1.--Dscora- tion Day in Louisville was generally observed Daring the afternoon the graves of the veterans of the civil and Spanish-American wars were dec orated by the c. A. R. and Spanish war veterans camps. The parade tc Cave Hill Cemetery was led by the first regiment of Kentucky militia, commanded by Col. W. B. Haldeman, an ex-confederate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
METAL STOCKS
FREELY BOUGHT
Also Unoin Pacific, the Hills and
Reading, Having Good Effect
In Making a Rally.
OPENING VERY CONFLICTING.
shorts Active In Covering, but There
was some Reaction When Their
Demands We're Satisfied

Now YORK. sept 10 -openng pils ..,,, ~
stocks showed sharply conuicunk my
monfs I'M some off thC most promnen. ls-
.ifae although the volume OF business W.
moderate Vigorous selling OF inc mttaa
.foal,e Unmarried "a weak tone 70 the hiot
k.t but rs soon as the shorts sthrtsa W
cover al the low level. pricesLurnea up,
wards rapidly and the leading STOCK, ~ ~
sold well above last week $ cioslne. nv nv
buying of the metal stocks, Onlon a -,
cifc the Hil stocks and headlnb W.
nrarficalIv effective in stimulating WV
failv. During the rally, CRANKY MINUS
eot down points American LooomouNe
10. aud United states steel preierIe9i
American Smelling and American W l.
AZ I'd O'Clock. the market was qulle Slluls
in tone. American steel FOUNDRY p,e
forred ruled 3 points higher. Northern Fa-
cinc Reading lN. Great northern pre-
ferred 1is. Union Pacific, Erie hrst pre-,
forred and American Smelling ~ ahd
colorado g. Southern preferred ana Ten
ne-sco coal 1.
The rise in Northern Pacific reached ~
Union Pacific 1as. Republic steel Ia ~:
Paul Sew York Central lnternatonal
Paper preferred. Western Union eh1
Anaconda T. Prices reacted when buying
by the shorte became less urgent Erie
second preferred fen lk and Denver a
Rio Graudc a.. American lNstrlct sofa
40 20i, compared with 81 for the pre-
ceding sale in March. The tone was duu
AL heavy 40 noon.
Bonds We're easy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
COPPER AT FIFTEEN.
Editor Of Wen Known Mining journal
CnmmcnIs ON Sitmntlnn.

One OF the best articles on the sub
ject of existing copper conditions yet
seen iD print Is an expression from
Walter Reuton ingalls, editor Of the
Engineering and Mining Journal and
which appeared ln the current issue Of
that publication. lie says;
Although the hysteria over the price
OF copper As Undeniably serious never
theless 10 has am amusing side. Just
two years ago tho price was about %
cents and everyone thought that was
good We have before us the pros
pectus of one 81 the best Of the new
enterprises lhet figured prominently
al thar time. In which one set of esti-
mates was based on l3 cents, amt
showing that "a handsome profit would
boz realized ut lt-as. indeed. we be-
iieve would bs lhn case a few months
later when tlc price rose to ls cents
there Was iubnatiOu ana skepuc.sm ne
Co the long continuance of the good
thing. because 10 was feared tnIt con-
Fumption would bo restricted But
even before lIe price rccedcd 90 rs
cents. as b. ga last MONTH there were
long faces and bewallment over the
drplorable condition into which copper
production had fallen. 10 was only
about Us months ago that the great rise
above rs cents heean. Conditions have
NOT changed ln the meanwhile, so that
the producers who could make great
profit then con s,m do so now. or
even at NJ cents
Doubtless BE- would have been bet-
ter BOZ the long rur II the price had NOT
gone above Us cents The market has
simply returned fo "a moro normal and
more healthy position. The cousump-
zion of copper s NOT going to cease.
even though fhF attitude aui actions
0t the manufacturers Tor several
months have lDui some color to that
belief The trouble has been unccr-
iaIuty aud lack of confidence. but
/ whom knowledge as to the real sta-
/ ustaal position Do ayailnble-ah sonce
/ nf which is one of the greatest uuset-
/ UiuF factors confidence win he restor-
20 ana business Win he resumed on
normal lines We believe chat This
/ uIu MOI hc delayed much longer
When thls CON ummaUon o. reached
/ il is Gao he bon that thc market viii
uo longer hHN. f.. sllv-rOckei features
I chat have characterized 30 during Che
last tNo ycafH Dr. ls to Doe hoped,
moreover hlt Investors boz copper
shares VIII make up their minds 40 dis
regard thn mIs. h.oNouH practise 81 Yari-
Gus public advisers of computing earn
iugs por share and percentage ON go-
Z ms market nr're Ou the basis 90 tenn
puraiy high quotations for the metal.
! which Do constant temptation 10 the
uunnry inu HRp.riencol. The shares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
PRINCE one Of
THE BIG MINES
Anthony H. GOdbe Says it win
Become Great Producer OF
Lead-SIIyer Ore.
THE RAILROAD TO PlOCHE.
End or Track i- Sow within Eight
NiilCe of Famous Nevada
Camp.

Anthony NJ Godbe has returned
from a trip TO Phoebe. Nevada. where
he has some extensive mining inter-
osts lie IS one of the principal share
holders i1 the Phoenix Reduction come
pany which recently acquired the
Prince mine. situated about two miles
south OF the town Of Phoebe.
That Mr. Godbe is well satisfied with
the manner Boz which the Prince prop
crty is responding to development is
only expressing &c mildly for he made
the significant statement today that
THE Prince is undoubtedly one OF the
big lead-silver-gold mines OF the west
Il don't make this statement de-
Clared Mr.. Godbc FOR the purpose Of
booming the Phoenix but { really do
believe tho Prince is going tO rank
among The very big mines Of the west
just TO give YOU am idea ~ what we
have therc--au ore body has been Op-
ened which measures from 100 10 ESQ
feet wide. is 500 feet long ana has
been developed To a depth OF 25O feet
While Of course there is great deal
Of high grade shipping ore contained
In this body the whole mass viii
probably average SIS a ton. basing the
calculation on the present market
price Of the metals The ore carries
with 10 iron Manganese and lime gangue
and there is everything right on the
ground that is needed TO insure
economic smelling
The Prince property Mr. Godbe
states was formerly owned hy Ray
mond and Ely. two conspicuous figures
in the early days OF the camp and that
some ore has been obtained from the
property showing values as high as
900 ounces in silver
The new railroad is being pushed
on towards camp at a rapid pace. The
road Is graded 20 a point seven miles
north Of BullionWlle and q gang OF
track layers is at work az point
where the right-of-way cuth through
what rs known as Delamore's ranch
The end Of the track As now within
eight miles Of the town Of Phoebe and
Judging from the way the work is pro-
crossing Il should be only matter OF
"A short while until trains will be op-
Grated right into camp. Some ore rs
being shipped from Bulionvile, which
will be one OF the importan stations
on the new line in the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
CONCENTRATES

Tho ore and bullion settlements re-
p0rtod late saturday by Mccormick a.
Company for last week showed sales
amounting 10 $4,000
Dan II. Ferguson. superintendent Of
the Burning Moscow mine near Milford,
is I'm the city 90 confer with local Oiil-
cials OF that company.
The Ensign brothers or this city have
purchased some fire clay beds near Ce-
dar Fort I'm Utah county The deal was
consummated last Saturday
Good reports continue to come from
the clyde property iu Sewer county
iu which o. large body of high grade
copper ore was recently encountered.
Mines Manager Clarence L.. Alien Of
the United States Smelling Refining A.
Mining company has returned from "a
trip 90 the Richmond mines st
Eureka, New.
Ernest l.. Godbo has returned from a
trip 90 the property OF the Ohio keu-
lucky MIuing company an Phoebe.
where everything ls going along in
about the usual satisfactory manner
The Black Jack Consolidated Mining
company filed articles Of Incorporation
with the secretary OF state this m1rn-
ming The company Is formed 40 cone
duct "a general mining business and t0
take over the properties controlled fore
merry hy Che star Consolidated MirSug
company There are 1000 900 shares NJ
capital stock at 10 cents per share The
officers are. Jesse Knight president
D. william Knight. vice president, N.
~ Allen. secretary and treasurer. ana
II. Lester M1ngum ANA Amanda 1T
knight directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Balaklala. 90; 81; So; Ga; sales
III
Sing Q; 9:Sts; So; sales.
.. c.. l7& l1hj 1895 l7& sales.
B. colan. 1875; 1e: I5%i 1875;
c. NJ. 80; SO: 80. So. sales 100.
Cop. Range. 81; BIS; 56; 81; sales,
cum. Ely. s's; 81; SO; 81; sales,
d. W. 12&; I2&; 1875; 1914;
sales 200.
d. D. ~; rs; 77.; as; sales.
502
Grcene-Cananoa, 90 az; s%: 9s;
Nevada Con. sla; pa sh; 91a; sales
100.
Nevada Utah. 4; 4; 37s; 81; sales $50.
~ b., A., AZ; 45is; as; sales 1880.
IT, S. s., com closed 37i4 039.
4. S. s.. pfd., 80; 49, 3si5; 3Sla; sales
$50.
Utah Con. "a: 80; 81; 35i sales $50. q.
e. & A.. 1l2ia; 1l2h 1924, III; sales
SIG.
i. b., 6; G; 6. g; sales 22s.
Nipissing rs. 7Mi ~ rs; sales 355.
Trinity. Is. Is; l4h; l4k; sales 100.
Newhouse. 9; 9: So: SN sales 300.
Utah Copper. 81, PIG; q; 21h.
Tennessee copper, 32; 49, 81 3lia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
PRODUCE.


Chicago. sept. 16-The wheat market
today opened strong and active. The gem
eral demand was excellent. Cables were
higher and wet weather throughout the
northwest, which Is expected 20 interfere
with harvesting and marketing, was
hullish factor. December wheat opened -
az 10 ia0fs higher az 9s9s 10 %. sold at
g9la and then declined TO 943s.
The corn market was dun and extreme
ly weak. The dominating influence was
favorable weather December corn on
ened IS 20 ma lower az 555s to 56is and sold
at SOS
The oats market was quiet and prices
were easy In sympathy with wheat De-
cembcr oats opened q lower at flas and
sold az 5ill. The provisions market was
steady. January pork was higher az
100 Lard was "a shade lower at S.62is.
Ribs were unchanged al %.
Close. Wheat-Sept. sit Dee, ~,
6a59-ssB,' s s5,: Dec Dec. s ss
pork-Oct. 15.f7ia. Jan. $3.50.
lard~Oct., 9.o0Q9 02i9; Jan. SIS.
dbs-Oct. s.62h; Jan, 500.
Rye-Cash. S9Mual
Barey-Cash. N19
Cafh: Wheat-No. . red. 9gLm96a4: No.
9 red, 9iHN4is, No. @ hard. IS; others
O8te-No. 2and No. !. nothing doing.
The market was strong all day. The
close was strong with December h4ss
higher at 3d.
Tho early loss was recovered and prices
Tor "a time ruled firm. The close. how
ever was weak with December "a Lower
at jf's
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. sept 16.-Buttcr. steady; cream
cries. 30 aff-lig. dalries. 2lM25lh.
Eges-steady, AT mark, cases included.
lrafu-it
New York sept. i6-Butter. drmer:
Western factory, common TO nrsts. 1881
e2iE
ChecsC-Firm. State full cream small
golored ana white nne, u; good 70 prime
c0iored inc. 1874 white l3taHl2A COM
mon 20 primo. n01p4.
trr- Western nrsts, RUS.
second. l9q2
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Ncw York Sept l6.-sugsr. raw. firm.
Fan refining A2 centrifugals. .sG test
$685.
Rehued-sto1dy. Granulated. 500
Conee-stoady No. z RIO. o.: no.
santos. M
Molasses-Firm New Orleans. s1G4s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
STUDENTS RETURN
FOR AUTUMN WORK
Halls at Varsity Thronued With
People Anxious to
Register.
OFFICIALS ARE VERY BUSY.
Increase Expected In Departments
Giving Higher Work, With Fall
ing on Of Props.

The halls OF the University Of Utah
We're nlled early today with students
ready to register and begin work. For
the past two days registration has oeeh
comparatively slight but DIT. kings
bury attributes this to the elimination
OF the first two years Of the prepara-
tory and normal departments. He
stated this morning that the first two
days are usually taken up with regis
teiing these students and as their work
is almost altogether according TO a
regular outlined course they are reg
istered much faster. Dr. Kingsbury
estimated that there were over 800
eliminated by this move.
At press time there were nearly 400
registered. an unusual number in tho
fourth year normals, and a large num-
Der OF new students in the collegiate
Departments. pr Merrill Of the mining
school said that the students in that
department were either more prompt
or there would be a large increase. The
medical department expects an attend
ance about the same as last year. IN
the law Il Is expected that there VIII
ne a marked increase IN dtlenuuuCt wv
ing to the work which viii be given
at the City and County building.
CHRONICLE APPEARS.
The first issue OF the school paper
appeared today with a cover design
by Lewis OF q senior greeting a fresh
man who is holding a high school di-
ploma in his left hand. The material
throughout Is of good quality.
William Hunt, the old track team
star appeared this morning and signi-
fled mis- intention to join the football
squad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
tah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

The Articles OF Incorporation provide
for payment Of a dividend Of 1Tls cents
per share on the preferred stock Sept.
SOth. 1907, and quarterly thereafter. The
par value Of the stock is $40 per share.
Dividends on preferred stock are cumu-
lative. that IL. II not paid at end Of
any quarter must be made up and paid
TO the owners u preferred stock before
any dividend can be paid on common
stock.
We can buy you reasonable amount
from 1 TO 1000 shares) Of this stock at
about 80 per share. when money is nor
NAL In all parts II our country the opin-
ion or men best qualified to judge Is that
this stock will readily sell for from 81.
to 81 per share. The time TO buy is
when you can get the stock CHEAP
THE TINE TO BUY is NOW.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
NEW YORK CURB.

James a. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Newhouse. SiadSA; Utah Cop, IHW
Piss: New. Con-. 94G9& Cum. Ely 1a
as. Balk. GnCA; King Edw.. A@ ].
Nipissing, 107h; Davis DAILY 6s0Ii
Circus 505la; G.. G.. & Sn., lHmA;
New. Smelling 1902; Mitchell 1fsql7s
New. Utah, 8A037s: Ely Con. AHA;
Dom. Cop. 3NW37s. Gibraltar. l4011.
Tintic. aitGft. Montgy. sho. 60i;
Butte & l.. InIla. Tenn. COP. 3OlaN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Iron Blossom 500 % o.. tl99 at o.. 100
I'D 800. buyer 30i 300 at o.
Mountain Lake. Sou at 81. 200 900 g.
Seven Troughs 100 at asia 500 at
il. buyer 51. 500 at 80 buyer 3d.
Victor Con. 600 at d.
Yankee Con-. 500 at 800.
OPEN BOARD SAILS
Ajax 500 at %.
Beck Tunnol. LOO at l15.
Crown Point. 100 at %.
Colorado. 100 az 6.65.
Mountain Lake. 800 al 65.
Sioux Con-. 500 az 53. seller CO.
South Columbus 300 at i6Tia
Star Con-. 200 at o.
Uncle sam. 100 az 1850.
Yankee Con. 500 at 5l.
T.. NJ LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
ANNUAL MEETING
OF SHELTER TRUST.

Daniel Guggcnhelm, president Of tho
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany al the eighth annual meeting n
the corporation, held yesterday sub
mtted the annual report 20 the share
holders, says the New York Herald.
The report calls particular attention 10
the steady increase In the compauy'S
income account which is seq forth
as follows. for me various years. end
Ing April 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

Lower Mammoth. 40 at 80.
May Day. 200 al 60 ll9 at Sc. 100
at 6S.
Swansea. 900 at 40.
Uncle Sam Con. 100 AT 1.b2A
Beck Tunnel Con. 800 at LIZ. 200
at 40; seller 90. 1850 at 10, goo at
10. seller 30 1000 at 1914; seller
60
Colorado 900 al $50,
Grown Point. 300 at o.; 500 at 90;
200 al SO. 500 al so; seller 80.
Iron Blossom 200 at 90; ! goo at %;
200 at o.
Mountain Lake 200 at 60.
So Columbus, 100 at l62h.
Sioux Con. 100 at So 1900 al 50;
500 at 81. seller 60.
Victor Con, 1000 az H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
BAD COMBINATION.
Small Boy and Match Cause Grief at
Reese Residence.

The daily combination of a small boy
and a match caused grief at the resi-
dence Of Ed Reese, 537 south Fifth East
street shortly before ] o'clock today.
The youngster got hold of some matches
and in a few minutes had blaze
burning merrilv in the barn. The build
ing was destroyed and the fire fighters
from No. had a hard time to prevent
adjoining buildings from burning. The
loss is estimated at 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
HAVE REDUCED OUTPUT.

A message over the Pollock wires to-
day conveys the Information that the
Calumet & Arizona and North Butte
companies have reduced their produc-
ton of copper 30 per cent.