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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
PROSPEROUS opH1R.
Gin C0mpany's Tramway to DC Ready
For Operation Soon.

II, 4. Wagner, manager Of the ophlr
Mercantile company at Ophir, was IN
the city yesterday and returned to the
Tooelc county camp this morning
Mr. Wagner says conditions are very
prosperous at Ophir at the present time
and the outlook for the future is of
the brightest. The Gin Mining COM
pany, owner of the old Buclthorn mine
is conducting a very vigorous cam
paign of development and will soon be
IN shape to inaugurate orc shipments
upon an elaborate scale. 1t is expected
that the new aerial tramway will be in
operation within two weeks. The cliff
company has about 50 men on it's pay
rolls at thep resent time.
The Ophir Hill compnny. Mr.. Wagner
stated Is keeping up its normal out
put OF crude ore and concentrate.
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SEVERE STORMS
HURT BUSINESS
Result Was Increased Delay in
Making Delivery of Old
Orders.
COMMODITY PRICES WENT UP.

New York. Feb. SIR. G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Severe storms restricted new BUSH
ness in many sections of the country
during the past week and increased the
delay in making deliveries on old or
ders. Commodity prices advanced as
rule. Jobbers report a good demand
for spring delivery.
Packers have sold hides suitable for
sole leather through March sailing at
full quotations, despite the fact that
the take-off this month and next is the
poorest quality of the year.
More speculative interest has devel-
oped in the wheat market, encouraged
by cabled reports of heavy home needs
for Russian wheat in relieving the fam
Inc and increased inquiry by export
ers.
Corn was firmly held above last
years quotations despite a movement
that Endorsed large crops estimates but
foreign demand was poor.
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Transactions Were Very Limited
And the Losses Were Only
Fractional.
SUGAR Go1 LIFT OF OVER ONE.
Appearance OF Bank Statement Hnd
A I;ad Effect and Prices Gave
Way All Around.

New York, Feb. e.-Declines not ex-
ceedlns hall point were the rule in
actions We're small. Seine of the south.
western railroads showed small gains and
Anaconda rose =. The tone OF the mar
ket became weaker, but the extreme
losses old not exceed fractional bounds.
Reading Atehison, Southern Paciiic ana
Amalgamated Copper were the most at~
lecteo by the selilng. a brief bull cam
ing dropped /.
The market closed weak, Prices held
steady- until the bank statement was re-
ported ana then declined. The heavy los,
IN cash caused uneasiness. Northern PA.
cihc and Reading fell 2, and Union Pa
enc, southern Pacific Missouri Pacific,
Atchison and Amalgamated point or
more.
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M. CANNON &C
Rooms 5i2-5i3 Templelon Bldg
Phone Bell 81.

at the big property over which he pre-
sides are very satisfactory ana that sile
January bullion record was mighty
gratifying one. In
owing 10 a fuel shortage the mil
has been out of commission seVerdl
days this month, but by tonight ne eN-
poets it to be in running order again;
Mr.. Wardner says the winter mas
been unusually severe In Delamar ana
has had the effect Of retardlng De
Velopment work IN the Phlllipsourg
district q few miles south OF Delamar'
where some sensational silver dlscoN-
cries were made sometime ago Win
the coming of warm weather, however,
he anticipates the region win become
quite a center of attraction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
T0DArS MONEY MARKET.

New York, Feb. 9.--Money ON call.
active, firmer. Sixty days, 5 per cent;
90 days, 81 per cent; six months, 5 Il
@51a per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. So
@614 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady with ac-
tual business In bankers bills. at
4.S170@4.S4 for demand, and at
4.s0.60@ 4.S0.65 for 90 day bills; post
ed rates, 4.Si 1s @4.S51s; commercial
bills, 1.s09s a 1904.
Bar silver, GSA.
Mexican dollars, SO II.
Government bonds. firm; railroad
bonds, heavy.
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WILL TAKE UP BONDS.


Local shareholders Of the Utah Apex
Mining company have been advised
that the directors at a recent meeting
decided to cancel $4,000 of the per
cent ten-year convertible bonds and
release 10000 shares held by them for
conversion. This stock will be offer
ed to stockholders of record Feb. 20
at So per share. each stakeholder haV-
ing the right TO subscribe for one new
share for each 20 now held, Sub
scription rights expire March 3. and
the subscriptions are payable in full
on that date at the office of the COM
uuuV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
DEEP CREEK DEVELOPMENT.

Provo, Feb. 9.--Proctor B. Robson
is in from Deep Creek where he has
been doing development work on some
very promising mining claims owned
by himself and others. company
viii be incorporated here in a few
days
MILFORD Johnson and j. e. Armit-
stead have transferred the Sailor Nos.
!, ,, 3 and 4 mining claims in Rock
canyon, east of Provo to the Highball
Mining company. for a consideration,
as named in the deed, of 81.
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Total receipts

Loans on first mort
gage security .,.... .SlS8 S67t7
Loans on passbook Sc
Withdrawals Of general @"'lS
withdrawais Of paid $3.50"
up stock ........... 240Om
Withdrawals of saw
ings stock and de-
Expenses Including sal '''''"
aries ..-. ............. l4G0,N
Debenture repaid 49,. 100000
Interest paid on with
drawing stock ........ S,9ss.N
Dividends paid during
year az. ;........., As75.m
advanced for Dor
rowing members 49,. 1.i58.B
praisai fees U ...... ~ s4aS
Real estate ..,......... l1aH
Agents commission on
stock subscription =. 2.sSs.W
Costs advanced in
foreclosure proceed
ings .............. 2.4l.&
Dividend coupons ac-
count ..,,;. ;........... 77.@
GLIDING amounts de-
posited 10 be advanc-
ed as buildings ad-
vance In construo-
tion ...t.... .....-.,... 4229I8
Total disbursements, .S392S79a
Cash on hand Dec. 81,
1905 ...,.. ..............S l2,590,u t5.gNS
Salaries paid each Of
its officers:
Manager ,...,. .,......,,S $4,000
Assistant Secretary 3, l,O3j,O
Resources and liabill-
ties at the end Of
the year 1905:
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand ........,S i2,5O.f
Loans on real estate,
Loans on passbook
security ..."... .-.,.. $500
Sundry accounts re-
ceivable .,.... .."...-. 2S25.i9
advanced for borrow
Costs advanced in -
Real estate -. 80. 2iea
-
Total resources ..:.;;, :, .,.'.''sssAlS,s
LIABILITIES,
General stocks and
dividends ..;.., -; .s4S5l5'A
Paid up stocks and
dividends 80. ...... 2S,i50.O0
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UP FROM DELAMAR.
Supt. Wardncr of Bamberger Mines In
City ON Business Trip.

supt W r. Wardner OF the Bam.
berger pelamar mines AZ Delamar.
New, IL up from camp Tor a few days
on a business trip. He says conditions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
r1NT1o ORE SHIPMENTS.
Centennial Eureka Continues 10 Lead
In Production.

This weeks shipments of ore from
the Tintic mining district amounted TO
las ear loads, the contributing mines
being as follows:
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EASTERN CURB SALES.

James a. Pollock a Co.. furnish the fol-
lowing quotations and list of sales in
Boston today over their private wire sys
I'm.
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WOOL.

St Louis, Feb. 9.--Wool, steady. Ter
rtory and western mediums, 23Q2S; fine
mediums, ls922; fine, l5dl7.
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GEO Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', "a Il. SO, Temple. Both
Phones $40.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Feb. s.-The statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the bands hold sa,945s75 more
than the legal reserve requirements. This
is decrease OF sg2SS.225 az compared with
last week. The statement follows:
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n NJ, WEST & Co, stock brokers.
D. II Walker Blk. Tel, 1875, res 3BlO-x.
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II II. Snow & CO., stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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a. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. ZIG u. r. Walker Block.
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Cannon s. Cannon, Mining Stock. Brok.
IRE, Is r.. So Tom Ind. Tel 21sli Bell 2sel
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at tho local office OF the wealth
er bureau for the "a hours ending at G
a. m. today:
81; minimum 80; mean, ~, which is u de-
greeS above normal.
Precipitation since the first OF the
month, Is6 inch which is l.S2 above tho
normal.
Excess in precipitation since Jan. l.
LIS inch.
Relative humidity, 72 per cent,
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Fair tonight and sunday.
II, ]. HYATT,
Section Director
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George II. CROW q co.. stock brokers.
,la d. Il. Walker l}ld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

Forenoon FOULS ..,u $3.50 2lOSiS5
Weeks totals ........ .322.707 28l376.15
Same week last year. 225469 ll4,3gl. SO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
OPEN BOARD SALES.

Ajax 1000 at b.
Little Chief 5000 at IL; 200 at 1il5,
Butler Liberal, 800 NJ 10,
Columbus Con, 100 az 500.
Colorado Mining, TOO at 2.25.
Grand Central 800 al $50
May Day 900 at %, 500 at 22is; 1000
28ia, 5000 AT %. 100 at ~; 500 AT 2iIs.
Mountain Lake, 1000 az 30: 200 az 81.
New York, 500 az 23ia,
star Con-. 5000 n 81, 500 az PIE.
South swansea, 500 at TO-
Scottish Chief, 500 az 1is.
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DECENTRALIZATION.

Shares. Value
Regular c1ll .......,,.. ASA 1SlS.s5
Open board ...,.,,..,. $3.50 ls236.0O
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REGuLAR I'LL sALEs.

Ajax. 500 at 81.
Carisa, 500 at So buyer so; 1000 at Sc.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 2.22la; 100 at
go.
Nevada Hills, 100 at S.75.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at $50; 100 at $50.
seller so; goo al lS21s
Black Jack, 200 M so: 400 at Is, 100
at Is; 200 at "A.
Little Chief. 500 at Az.
Mountain Lake. 500 at 90,
South Columbus Con, 100 at SPY;
100 at 1856: 100 az 1879 80 at 1856.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

Manager NJ J McGi OF The New
York Bonanza Mining company, Is
down from Park city 10 attend the
regular monthly meeting of the direc-
tors Of that corporation He stated
that development work had been re-
sumed on the S0O-foot level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

state Of Utah. Office Of Secretary Oh
I Charles S. Tingey. Secretary Of san
OF the State OF Utah do hereby 1 Co. ~.
that the foregoing is a full. true . a's sSsya
rect copy OF the statement OF ,aI as On the
named Company. filed ~. my oihoe ." w.
~" c. S. TINGEt, s.,.
(seal) Secretary u So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
FRISCO IN THROES
OF.POLITICAL Fight
Fiercest Of Campaigns VIII End With the Election
TOmOnow-MayOraly Candidates Are in Doubt
Langdon Practically Sure Of Reelection.

His reelection seems assured
The fisht for the head of the
ticket has been strangely mixed
one Taylor. the democratic In
cumhent. Is being supported by the
two mornlng republican papers,
while Ryan. the republican candt.
date, Ia receiving his sole newa.
paper support from tho democratic
morning daily As between Ryan
and Taylor one of the principal
issues seems to have hoen the age
OF the rival candidates The oppo-
sltiou 10 Taylor claims that he IL
too old to take up the cityis great
burdens and that the task that con.
fronts San Francisco should be Az.
sumed BY younger aud sturdier
man. Taylor 10 90 and Ryan rs.
Mccarthy is making a straight
union labor campaign, He has
been rceofting to more or less vitu-
peratlon. being particularly severe
on Taylor who he has stated In
many ot his speeches has been
walking the streets 81 san Fran.
cisco for years In order to save o.
neral expenses.
Mccarthy attacked him and every
person that aid not support him.
and has appealed 10 organized labor
to vindicate Itself aud prove 10 the
world that e IL not responsible for
the reign OF graft that marked the
two last administrations
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sy unl,sd pr.ssl

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. t--oue
Of the most bitterly contested
mayoralty campaigns in the history
OF San Francisco win come to an
end tomorrow. There are five
tickets In the field Union labor,
Republican, democratic. good gov.
ernmcnt and socialist Each has
Nominated full set Of candidates,
although IN several instances one
candidate has been chosen By two
and three parties
Mayor Taylor is the candidate
for reelection. Of the good govern
meat and democratic parties,
Daniel RYAN. a young lawyer, heads
the republican ticket. and 2, Nc.
Carthy the union labor ticket.
whilc the fight Tor mayoralty has
been q vigorous one, greatest In
terest centers IN the choosing OF 4
district attorney
Vim. n Langdon, the Incumbent
has been nominated by the repabli-
can. good government and demo
cratic parties. His union labor op-
ponent Is Frank McGewan. hereto
lore looked upon as corporation
lawyer. Langdon made his cam.
paisn on the platform Of prison for
the hoodlers lie has been COINS
along AZ a whlrlwiud pace. reeeiv-
Ing an ovation wherever he spoke.
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90 support him. II necessary. hut
with all that money, no. no."
Three years agn young Largely.
heir 20 t6.0oo. goo from his fathers
estate. came 20 New York. bills
Ia his trousers and coins IN bis
vest lie fell madly in love with
Mas Blake ~ siEht and spent =
fortune trying 60 make a star Of
the chorus giri
lie hnaght plays in which she
was 10 shine. leased theatera for
her Ia play la. formed a company
70 exploit her budding genius. and
iayished money Ia darling eos-
tunes aud elaborate scenery.
l.8rgey Lost millions IN the cop
per crash. The State Savings
Bank Of Montana. ~ which hC was
president. closed ~ doors lie
viii emerEe from the slump badly
crippled financially Probably Il
he u utterly broke Mas Blake may
marry him.
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PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

The attendance At the public mar.
kot this morning was light To
days prices are.
Butter. atc 10
Egga. local ranch. f0c
Apple butter. isc Qt
Tomato eatsup. CSC per At
Hens. dressed. a2e
Potatoes. rs lbs Tor CSC.
Sweet potatoes. gi4c 10
Beots. punches for Sc
Carrots. lunches for Sc.
Corn, tsc per dox.
Onions. punches for &c.
Dried onions. lbs Tor &c
Cucumhera. 9oc per doz.
Radishes. bauches Tor ioc.
Parsley. : punches for tec.
Peas &c 70 Dc per 10.
Turulps. punches for Sc.
Beans. Sc 10
String beans. 5ec 10.
Crab apples. 81 per box.
Celery. &c 10 ioc per stalk.
Cautaloupca. Sc each
Tomatoes. Sc per 10. zoe per
crate
Spinach. : lbs. for i0c.
Rhubarb. Sc 10
Green tomatoes. sac per n.
CAbhAges. Sc 10 Toe per head
nill pickles. inc dox.
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Seattle stars Exclusive servies.l
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.--If love
survives the crash Of millions In
copper. Morris Sellers Largey. who
proposed. according 10 his own ~.
innate. $4,000 times 70 Actress
Nina Blake. the pretty stage COW.
boy giri. may yet win a bride.
II he Was poor instead 81 q mil
ii0naire I'D marry him" Miss
Blake declared last spriag. when
the romance became known lie
proposes 100 times a day More
than as many times be has driven
with me past the Little Church
Around the Corner and begged me
to stop and marry him
Once he tried to carry me Into
the church In his arms viii not
marry him because he IL too rich
Besides. he wanted me to give up
thu stage II he was poor | would
marry him and work on the stage
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Decorated China

A beautiful line Of decorated
Bavarinn China In red and pink
roses, with buds and foliage. and
enriched with heavy gold border,
IL reduced in price for this sale
Although these goods are sold by
some dealers 40 hand. painted. +"
they are not. strictly speak.
ing wholly free hand painting.
belng IN reality a clever oombina.
ton % transfer aud hand work.
Each piece IL aligned BY the artist.
Note the special prices:
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Cut Glass

Quaker City Sin Cut Glass Map.
py ss.t stts 4t++s D5c
Quaker City Sin Cut Glass Deep
BOW sf.sss .sfsssst,.. ~ 30
Quaker City lain. Cut Glass
Flower Vase ,.t...,..ss I.D5
Quaker City Cut Glass Sugars
and Creamera. pair sf.5O
Quaker City Cut GLASS syrup
fitcher .ss. .s,.......Sf so
Quaker City Sin. Cut Glass Low
Nappy ....-. .t.. So. 81. 30
Sterling Top Cut Glass Salt and
Pepper shakers. each -. .25e
Many other items ia Cut Glass
AZ special prices, but limited
quantities prevent their being
mentioned
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Sweet peppers. 20 cents doE
Lemons. Joe dozen
Cider vinegar. SIC sal
Cider. zoe per gallon
Oranges. gsc % soc doz.
Pineapplea. sQe each.
New itRN. Z lbs g5C.
CAuiifioWcr. Ice 10 lJe head
Lettuce. Toe
Sugar pears. TIC per Dor.
Simmon pears. tl.2b.
Parsley. 2 punches for 80.
Sugar pears. sse per box.
Rnsabasan. lac 10.
Sauerkraut. &c H.
CwnherrieB lie per at.
Huckieherfiea. tpc 10.
Pears. bartlett. isc doz.: cooking
pears. fi15 per box.
Golden russell pears. zoe per don.
Siberian crnbappich. sec per box.
Pumpkins Zoe to zoe,
Hubbard squash. &c per 10. Sum.
mcF squash. Sc 60 Toe.
Ground cherries. loo IN.
Dried Prunss. lbs for 25c
Concord ErapeN. 3oc per basket,
Comb honey. zoe No.
CAiawba grapes. 10c per basket:
Black Nuacats. toc. White Mus.
cats. zoe. Tokays. 35c; Coruichon
grapes. 4oc
Oravcnatein apples. ti2k per
box, Welt River apples. sls0 per
bon. Waxlne apples. 81 Is per bon.
King apples. 81 per boz.
Orcaa Island apples. 1896 TO
ssfh per barrel
Ounces. $50 per box. lbs Tor
CSC
New nuts Filberis. 2oc 10. black
walnnts. l5c No. English walnuta
and almonds gtc 10
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SOAP Lake SOAP cleaases and
heals go
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FIRES REVOLVER AND
LANDS IN JAIL.

Evidently intending 20 show that
he was real bad man. N y, Fnne,
AGED 20. last night went To the front
porch OF the house whore he llyee.
als 9th av 3 and fired two shots
into the air 20 scare a number Of
mon with whom he had previously
boon qnarrelinE He was arrested
for reckless shooting.
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PALACE mEAr MARKET

Carries the choicest and freshest
meats. poultry and fish IN the city
zee
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WANTED TO MOVE BRITISH FLAG FROM
C0HsUL'S RESIDENCE

international complications we're
threatened for a time yesterday.
when a dyed.in.the-wool Yankee
woman discovered that the British
flag was fiying All alone above the
residence at 1914 Minor av. occu-
pied By Bernard Pelly British vice
consul. The patriotic American
woman insisted that there should
be at least an American fiag above
the emblem Of Great Britain. High.
~ incensed she called up the police
station and was referred 70 Capt.
Ward.
Why don't you tear II down ~
-
For a good shampoo use SOAP
laka EoaU All 1r.4vs4afa zee
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For a good shampoo use SOAP
Lake Soap All druggists. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

Expert piano tuning. 70. s. John.
sion Company. pioneer piano house.
new building. Third and Univer
sity. Phones ssa or Ind. f2T1. 49,
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the woman Indignantly retorted 20
some reply about there being no
law, etc VIII you arrest me n
l dof she Queried again 4
wouldn't advise you 90 take any
aueh action. Capt. Ward replied
A few minutes later someone
rushed wildly into police headqnar
terp and announced that someone
had come TO tha house " the hrit.
ish vice consul and demanded that
the British flag be lowered on the
orders ol the chief Of police. Capt
Ward explained the matter TO the
nrstiSher and he left. satisfied that
no International Insult had been %
fered his fiag
Expert piano tnning p = John.
ston Company. pioneer piano house,
new .bullding Third and Univcr
sity. Phones aes or Ind 1917 80
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Week oornmoncinE Monday Nat.
iurs October ath
rNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE.
Frnpk Halt Lion Tanner and the
lion Wallace tho Three uiifans.
10 NaE iuneher, Hcii Trio Necai-
Elr eli and HantaFsscopo. Come
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Eggs and Poultry

Get your eEga and poultry from
Woodland Park Poultry Yards
City sales rooms. 1909 Arcade Way
Phones. Main sis. Ind b23s Our
eggs are from our own ranch. 49,
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&NEEEy7%UTIIllILa

iuropsHn Ecceuirfquaa ueiis Gordon romnh
FiHi p fsr aud IN Ear. MusiCai Consdlana
Hnrif o. secure asafa
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
SBY n COUNTY suPERINrENDENr @

1t is intended for those who APP
preciate qualify, for those gentle.
men who enjoy a thoroughly ma
tured, rich Old kentucky Igor
I. w. HARPER whiskey Sold by
Hruska & Trunec.
Last examination at the court
house, the II and 22.
The October examinaticn added
twelve more duly qualified teach
ers the cores OF the county.
The following schools in charge
of the teacher named after each
have open in the past two weeks;
Clear Lake, No. rs, Mrs. Hattie
Peterson; Koupal No. I'd, Frank
Nelson; Klinker, No. 10, Geo. Sci
Ike; Steckley, No. ~, Buclah v.
Peterson; Blachnik, Nc. 20, Jessie
BardwelI; Vauk, No. 50, Mary s
Cooley; Byrne, No. 62 Irene Saa-
rosy; Bangert, No. 50, Chas. C.
Carkuff; Rub, No. 81. Iva King;
Mawhinney, No. 81, Kate Tien-
ney; Meth, No IS, Nellie Sutton;
Murphy, No. "a. Bvrdie Abbott;
Smith, No. 81, Wallace Emerson;
and Vilhauer, No. y, Zo-a Hack
ley.
Some very fine drawings have
been received from Running Wa
ter and Hughes schools. The
drawings were done by: Minnie
Leach, Frances Hughes, and Per-
cy Hoffman.
Substantial Improvements to
the following schools are to be no
ted; Bangert, Rub. Murphy, Trum
BIO, Steckley, Radak, Hebner. and
Suess.
Plan to attend the patrons and
school officers meeting to be held
in Tyndall on December 4th. The
program will be given next week.
Miss Mary Murtha and her pu-
pills visited the Drake school in
chargeaof Miss Elizabeth Wagner
on Thursday last. A very pleasant