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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-06

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Agents profit 100 per cent. Seneca
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Prices S. to SIS. Call and inspect
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-06

The United States in establish
ing that government demonstra-
ton farm at Brownsville, has, in
a large measure, made recompense
for the abandonment of Fort
Brown, located at that place. La
redo Times.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-06

Brownsville wins the experiment.
al plant gardens. Congratulate
usl-BRowNSvILLE HERALD.
Congratulate Eyou? You bet!
Have one on u.s. Brownsville is
arriving very fast and will soon be
there with both feet. She has the
goods and is letting the outside
world know it.-San Antonio Elk
press.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-06

Brownsville wins the expert
mental plant gardens. Congratu-
late usl-3RowNsvILLE HERALD.
Albright now hump yourself and
make these gardens the pride of
the whole ate.-Houston Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

Manh. Cons, 35 bid: c. Wedge. 3
"a: s. Humphrey, 2 bid Dexter, 10
bid: I. Joe, 1m2: Mustang 10 bid;
Little Grey. bid Cow Boy. 2 bic
Pinenut. asked: Buffalo bid, $.
Dog, t0G12: y Horse bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
STOCK PRICES
SOME WERE LOWER
Raising Of Rate Of Discount by
Bank Of England Was the
Immediate Cause.
NOT so LOW AS IN LONDON.
Good Buying FOR Both Accounts. Fol
lowed by Some Recovery Then
\ Failing Bank.

New york. nov. 7.--Thoro were sharp
declines in the opening prices OF stocks
In sympathy with the weakness of for
eign markets which was due 20 the
advance n the Official discount rates of
the Bank OF England and the Bank ot
France The declines here did not car
ry prices as low as the level ruling IN
London. There were "a few points OF
resistance ia the market, including
Great Northern pfi and southern Rail-
way. which rose Is. Tho Canadian
group was notably weak Canadian Pa
cifc railing az points Colorado g. SOUTH
Crn SECOND pfd declined 3h, Union Pa
ci0c. Southern Pacific and Baltimore
Ohio IA Atchison. Reading second
pfd. and American Smelling 1. and
Pennsylvania and Toledo. St. Louis
Southern pfd. a. Tennessee Coal sold
at a decline of points. Transactions
were limited in amount and there was
recovery after the opening.
Tho low prices go the opening encour
aged buying FOR both accounts. and
there was slow recovery which pulled
the Hartman stocks up to yesterday
closing prices. The balance Of the ISL
lowered about midway between yester-
days closing and todays opening hg-
ures. Amalgamotcd Copper developed
weakness afterward but its fall had no
effect ON the market Tennessee coal
sold down To- 49, q loss OF II points.
Chicago Great Western pid, "A also
yielded Sls. Amalgamated Copper lts.
and Great Northern ore certificates J..
Wabash pfd gained ]. Prices yielded
again az N o'clock
Prices fell back 90 below the openins
level quite generally under light selling
orders. Amalgamated Copper was
forced pa under last night American
Smelling @ Atchison l#. Union Pacific.
Reading. Sugar and Anaconda ia, IL
liuois Central ia, and Great Northern
pfd United states steel pfd. and Mac
kay companies I.
Louisville g. Nashville rose lla ana
Western Union a point There were
cash sales OF Tennessee Coal down 10
108 Westinghouse Electric fell A.
Bonds were irregular.
The tone of the market remained
heavy. American Smelling WAS offered
freely and broke 90 &C. a decline Of 2ia.
81. Paul sagged IA and Kansas
Texas The market became steady
and almost llfcless Losses reached .
in Illinois Central and American Cot
ton on and 1 IN New York Central
Northern Pacific and North American.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
FROM PARK CITY.
Calling on OF Strike Hailed Will
Much Satisfaction In Camp

Park city Nov. 7.-At a largely att
tended meeting OF members OF tho
Miners union, held al the opera House
last night. Il was voted 10 cali OF the
strike against the DAILY West. ontario
and Ontario Drain Tunnel which has
been In existence for the last six weeks.
Manager Ernest Bamherger Informed
a committee Of he miners day before
yesterday that there would be no dis
elimination against members Of this
union when work Is again resumed. He
reserved the right, however, 20 retain
or discharge men as seemed best 10
him. He could give no assurance as 60
when operations would be started
again. but thought he would be IN
position To say I'm the course OF two or
three days. The condition Of the metal
market he said. made the situation
very unsatisfactory, and It was quite
probable that not so many men would
be employed as prior 20 the shutting
down OF work Tho other properties IN
the carp would also be affected by tho
same conditions said Mr.. Bamnerger.
The ending OF the difficulty between
the company and men is hailed with
much satisfaction here.
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Miners Voluntarily Remove the
Ban Against All Bam-
berger Mines.
READY TO RETURN TO WORK.
Company Declares Merit None viii
Govern In selection OF
Employees.

Tho Park city Miners union has Of
ncially called OF the strike declared
several weeks ago az the DAILY West
end other Bambnrger mines. situated
in the summit county camp. At q
meeting held last night and by
vote of 1i6 to As, the miners acknowl-
edged the error they had made and
they are now ready to return to work.
The company. 1t is understood. has
had no negotiations with the union in
the mater OF calling on the strike;
however two members OF the strike
committee were On the city a few days
ago and called ON Manager Ernest
Hamburger The men were cordially
received. but Mr., Bamberger told the
committee members that the company
could not reccde from its position ~
being absolutely impartial as TO the
employment OF union and non-union
miners: that merit alone would govern
in the selection of men; that the man
agement reserved the right TO employ
and discharge whomsoever 1t chose.
The action of the minors last night
az Park city $ only a confirmation
OF what the News" stated few days
ago in which Il was indicated that
the DAILY West and other mines under
the direction " Mr.. Bamberger would
resume operations again In few
days, Notwithstanding that smelling
conditions are not altogether salts
factory. The strike was called nearly
two months ago and affected over 500
men an told. many OF whom have
been out or empl oymcnt ever since,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
PRODUCE

Chicago Nov. 1.-The wheat mar
kct TODAY opened weak because of
lower cables from Liverpool which
were baH on an Increase iu Dos rate
OF discount By the Bank OF England.
A rally soon took place however. on
buying hy commisalon houses. which
was founded upon small receipts in tho
northwest and reports of poor crop
conditions On Russia. All of the early
lfas was cognincd. December wheat
opened y al "a 90 1ls at aIW at
92z and suld up fo 1874
Corn was weak ut tho opening boz
cause Of lower cables and favorable
weather for the crop in thl5 country
Later prices rallied along with wheat
December corn opened x at q lower
no 574 90 51N ANA sold ut ssh.
Tho oats market was dull Prices
followed the lead 0f wheat and corn,
being weak early and strong later.
December oats opened M lower nt
fsh sold down 60 ass ana reacted
t1 ASA
The provisions market was uctlva
ana weak Packers sold Che Disc gene
orally ana live hog were no 10 co.
cents lower January pork opened
200 cents lower at 1900. lard oDonrl
no cents lower ut lsa. Ribs were
ut 1ih cents lower at 200.
Chicago. Nov cl0sa Wheat. Do
cfmhor 10h Nay. 100 at a.
Corn, December llis at 81; May
6tih
oats December i7# % si May
Pork January 1871. May 1871.
Lard. January. l02 ~ May SOB
Ribs January io2h May 127h.
RNe cash ~.
Barley cash. 10 at 95
Timothy cash 800 at AGO.
clover no quotations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
ECLIPSE LOOKS
LIKE WINNER
Seven Troughs Company Pushing
Development With Much
Energy Now.
LEAsERs ARE sACKlNG ORE.
Big Bodies Mining Grade ore Lncoun-
tcrcd-Ntnzuma Hills
shipments.

That the Seven Troughs Eclipse mine
Is one of the big propositions 10 the
seven Troughs district rs The growing
belief among the Salt Lake mining pub
lie. Reports coming In from this prop
ertv OF late have been OF a most graft
flying character and which have been
duly emphasized by the exhibit Of rich
sold rock made during the past few
days by Manager C.. w. Watts. who has
been here 20 confer with his Salt lake
associates. The property Is responding
splendldly wherever work IS being
done MI Watts reports, ana IN tha1
portion OF the ground being operated by
tho company the winze Is rapidly APP
preaching the sulphidc zone where ~ Is
anticipated one carrying the sensational
values characteristic of some other
mines In the district thar are more eN-
teuslyely developed. ln the meantime
some extensive bodies 90 min ore are
being developed Iu this particular por-
ton OF The mine.
Ten leases arc working on one Of the
Eclipse cOmpany's claims. An Of them
are on wei defined veins eight OF
them are being pushed vigorously and
on several of them. one is being sacked
Ton shipment The fact that practical
and experienced miners are willing 20
work such small lots ns 250X350 feet OF
gtound--Which is the size of each lease
and spend their own money in the
development OF them, Is a condition
W hich lends much encouragement 90
shareholders.
Mr. Bishon. one Of the directors 1f ihe
Seven Troughs Mazuma Hills Mining
company. owning property ad1Wnlns
the Eclipse directly on the south, is In
The city with high grade shipment Of
ore The last lot, ID has been learned,
averaged better than $3.50 TO the ton In
gold and Mr. Bishom confidently expects
that the lot now at the sampler viii
oven show up better results Another
shipment is ready and viii probably
arrive az one of the valley samplng
plants some time next week. Ia ali
probability the Mazuma Hills viii be-
come a regular shipper The company
was organized as "a close corporation
and outside Of the small lot sold out
Of the treasury right at the beginning.
none OF the stock has ever reached the
public. II Is controlled by "a wealthy
syndicate Of Colorado mining men. who
cleaned up snug fortunes in Cripple
creek.
Mr.. Watts win return to the Eclipse
property tonight In fact he declares
things have become so interesting that
he doesn't Ike TO be away from camp al
all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
LOCAL MARKETS.

In todays local markets. the change
OF the seasons from the hlghly produce
tive TO the limited productive ~ noted
in the falling on OF the varied ship-
ments from tno coast These are most-
ly confined now 20 grapes, lemons and
apples, with n few Of the minor Nege-
tables 10 De- between seasons with
oranges. The car lOod shipments to-
day comprise bunanas from New or
loans and potatoes from Idaho. There
d. much complaint from southern lda-
no because of the failure of the Ore
gou Short Lime To- furnish cars with
which 90 handle the local potato crop,
the result being that local growers who
brought their tuhcrs to the shipping
points were unable 10 ship. and SO are
reported TO have lost opportunities Co
sell that amount 20 "a loss OF thousands
OF dollars. 10 Is claimed that long
strings of refrigerator cars are sent
through Co The coast. that might just
as wen boz held here for n short time.
20 handle the southern Idaho potato
crop A complaint has been made to
the Hartman authorities iu Chicago
about this condition OF things
Now slack 0gs are iu the market,
stuffed dates. the last run of Belnowot
aqnirs fror, california, express ship
ments of very nice grapes etc.
There b. nc more barracuda or shad
in the murKct There is n slight fall-
ing on in meat prices, while dealers
predict further decline as outside
buyers are now few, so that an I'M
cicdalug number of cattle and sheep
are being Oh ven into the local mar
kots. Good Utah. Concord grapes are
tu he lad. q variety that win always
De- POPULAR because OF It's sweetness.
Timothy hay Is on 8 cents and pota-
toes are getting cheaper. The pre-
Nailing ltiCc8 today are as follows,
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CONCENTRATES.

w. C. Page has returned from a trip
to the Rosebud, Nevada, district
Two cars Of rich ore have arrived from
the Mazuma Hills mine I'm the Seven
Troughs district.
supt Fred Burial OF the DAILY Judge
Mining company Is down from camp
again today.
All grades OF copper were reduced
"a quarter OF a cent pound today
by the New York Metal exchange.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported last yesterday by Mccormick g.
Co. We're. Crude ore and concen-
tratcs. $4,000. base bullion. 100000.
The directors Of the Mammoth Min
Ing company met yesterday afternoon
and posted the usual monthly dividend
OF $4,000 which is payable on the
25th o. an shareholders Of record on
the 18th inst.
The dividend posted by the May
Day Mining compny yesterday after
noon win be- paid on The 25rd inst. 90
am ehareholders OF record on the 18Th
inst The Uncle Sam distribution viii
De made on the Goth TO shareholders Of
record on the 1fth inst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

evnnoratcd apples continues quios n,
recent prices.
f#Hrcs GRE unsettled TN ionc ana
tIt itlu4 cuefUu from the coast m.
spot market is unchanged.
Aprlcois and peaches are ouici ai
recent prices.
Raisine are unsettled but mchnnr.
ca en- spot Molders on the const ar.
said Co hc feeling The effect of IN.
unsettled financial situation and t0 b.
forms supplies Ht concessions fr
CONFEDERATION nf nrnmnl nnNmnnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

U. S. OFFICIALS FOR
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.

Washington, Nov THE president
today announced me following ap-
romuments FOR the new state of Okla
hCma.
John u. coueral Judge. John Fine
bry. u. g. attorney, ana John Ahsr-
nhthy United states muuhal for the
Western district Ralph u Campbell.
Judge william Gregg. o.. 81 attorney.
and Girte A. Porter U. 81 marshall
f0r the Eastern district
For Alaska, Silas ia. Reid Judge OF
tho district court of Alaska.
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roDAY's MONEY MARKET

New York. Nov. Mooney ON epu
iu strong dcmund @ nt 90 uoe ,rr.
suiing rate 20; closing bid -; OF.
icrcd az 4, time loans apit auu .ft.a .
80 and 90 days 40 To - ucr cent. .iv
months o. to per Ccut
Close: Prime mercantile paper nom.
nal at Z 10 10 per cent; sterling ia.
change Hrmer with actual business in
bankers bills wt iS6 40 1850 for d.,
mand and az i7S for 90 day bills
Commercial bills Az,
nur silver $685..
Mexican dollars. az
Government bonds steady: rail.
road bonds irrcgulnr.
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BINGHAM SHELTER
TO CEASE OPERATION

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SEVEN TRoUdHs HIGHER.
This Stock the Real Attraction on
Mining Exchange Today.

Mining Exchange Today.
BY great odds. the feature Of the
days trading on the floor or the Salt
Lake Stock & Mining exchange was the
advancement made by Seven Troughs
The. stock has been steadily climbing
for several days. but this morning
brokers seemed 10 have a large num-
her Of buying orders on hand and be-
ginning az 40, ID advanced 10 80 cents
without a whimDor and closed with
sales being recorded az So cents South
Columbus reacted somewhat from the
furry OF a few days ago and declined
while Uncle sam Consolidated came up
none too brisk in the face OF the action
Of the directors in posting the usual
dividend. The impression prevails
again that Beck Tunnel win NOT re-
spond with a dividend during the cur
rent month. so the stock is weak. IL
sold down 20 56 cents. lower MANI
moth closed stronger Ohio Copper sold
at So and Seven Troughs Com, al 10
cents The closing quotations and sales
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
REGuLAR AFrERNooN -.

Columbus Con, 90 at 2.15
Little Bell. 100 at 100 3 30.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at 1916.
May pay 500 at a.: 1000 at i11
60. 1900 al aga b 60, 500 az AZ 8 90.
Uncle Sam CON. 1850 al "a; 600
al 13.
Beck Tunnel 300 at 60; 400 al IS
90.
colorado 100 at 2s2A 100 at 2.s2h
b co.
crown Point. 200 al 52h; 100 at 80
1000 az 80 b 60. 500 az 3iia go, 500
az 32 80.
New York, 1000 at n.
sioux Con. $500 az 36ia 1000 at 81.
seven Troughs. $500 az 80 1000 at
GO. 500 al 90. so. 1900 nt 5s.
Victor CON. 1000 az lia.
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NEW MINING COMPANY.

filed articles Of Incorporation I'm the
Office OF Sccy. OF State TinEey today
II g. a Provo concern and owns claims
IA Utah and salt Lake counties. The
capitalization SIS 100000. and the par
value OF the shares no cents each. The
officers are; Jesse knight. PRESIDENT
j. G.. Jensen. vice president r. r.
Allen. secretary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
GOING TO JOPLIN
H. :. Joseph Says Utah Delegation
win PUN for Los Angeles.

H. S. joseph expects TO leave for
Joplin Mo. On a few days as a dele
gate 10 the session OF tho American
Mining congress He ls authority for
the statement that the Utah delegation
will use its efforts towards securing the
next session OF the congress for Los
Angeles. IL As reported that Column
bus. Ohio. viii be In the race for the
next meeting and Reno. Nevada, is ale
ready setting forth It's right for rec
oonffiou
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ONTARIO TUNNEL TO
BE OPENED AT LAST.


Park city. Nov 7.-On top of the well
come end ia the strike at the Daily
West now comes another biz of news
causing no end of rejoicing in this city
This ls chat the ontario tunnel win b.
opened On "a few days after cave-ins
have blocked q up for several years.
with thc Ontario tunnel opened again
tho whole district VIII assume its old
time activity and prosperity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

Ophr l1001.12A Mexican. 50H5li
Gould d curry iOnle. CON va. 40
asked. savage. 500 40; Hale q Nor
cross. 5f yellow Jacket l# bldg
Belchcr 1900, Confidence IS asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

Chicago. Nov f-Huttcr steady.
crcamurics. 11nll. danlcs 1902.
Eees. steady nt mark cases, includei
l7hM20is
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WOOL


ST. Louis Nov. Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 2302l'
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE
A. Hanauer. J. " sadior
1Ea ~ West Temple. n. o. box lfat
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

james a. Pollock a. Company furnish
the following quotations from san
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks toe
naN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

VIZ DO JOB PRINTING and A.
kind OF Sob printing that everybody
wants wha wsnta Eood wnFk Tbs Dee
oEsg Newt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

D.. II. snow a CO., Stock nrokors
az Commercial nlk. Both 'fhoncslsi3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

Kansas City. Nov. Cattle. re-
ceipts 5000. including 200 southerns.
Market steady 10 10 cents lower Nat
I've steers i25 al 625. native cows and
heifers. 100 al 425: stockers and feed
ors. 275 al $50; bulls 200 al 800; calves
475 az 500. western steers, A30 at $50,
western COWS. 200 at 300.
Hogs, receipts 1900. Market 10
"a 20 cents lower Bulk Of sales. 4lo
at ass: heavy. ass az $50. packers.
475 at $50. pigs and light, 426 al i9o-
sheep, receipts 5000. Market loo
lower Muttons. 425 az AIS: lambs,
500 az SO: range wethers 400 az $50;
fed ewes $50 az 500
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Sierra Nevada &c bid, ExcheQuer, 80
bid; Union, 1890.
TONoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 7.50Q162ia Mon
t8na TOnopah. l40al.45. Tonopah Ext.
11Oult5. MacNamara. tS0ls, Midway,
1905; Tonopah Belmont lo0gl02h.
TouopQh North star. SOLO, Ohio Touo-
p8h, 2u3. West End Cons, 34036. Res
cue. 405. Golden Anchor. sac; Jim
Butler 44M46; Cash Boy. 3W4, Home 2
as. Monarch Pitts. Extn., asked,
Montana Midway Extn las, Golden
crown. 2QS
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone. n bid. Mohawk. SS1la0
600. Col Mt. 20 bid. Jumbo Ext. ga
13: NernaL bid. Pennsylvania, I bid
Kendall bid. Booth,19n22; Blue Bull
l5HlS. Adams. sal. Silver Pick. 26u
81 Nevada Boy. SOS. Black Butte
Ext 45i5. Blue Bell 70S. Dixie SN4;
Goldheld Columbia, bid: Hibernia
3uif ST. Ives. 3fN3N; CouQucror, bid
Black Rock COS. Lone Star. 9Ul0. c..
Wonder, 3 asked. Or1. s bid; Ken
dayy Ext asked. sandstone Ext, 3
asked Mayne. 3U4. Atlanta, "a asked
ct Bend, rs a. 20. Empire, bid, Red
Top Ext, 14m15 Florence. 2.65 "a
270; Dneld 3 70. Cons, 17@1S; Cold
llflA A'ainNf q NN q % LOB una - 't,' 81
Commonwealth. 40 asked; Comb.
Fraction. 91m92. Ct Bend Ext bid;
CT. Bend Annex. Q bid. b. b. Bonan-
"a. 3M4, Kewanos rs bid Esmeralda,
asked; Portland. 7@9, Crackerjack,
1ES; Mohawk Ext, 50G; l.. Dillon,
406. Grandma, 7M9; s. r. Ext, 2 81
3. Y. Rose. 4n6. Col Mt. Ext, 3
asked. G1ldneld Con. 4.0OM 400 y F;
D'held Triangle 7W6.
BULLFROG.
Original. 3d4. Bullfrog Mining 506;
Mont Bullfrog, l@3; National Bank, 9
U1O: L. Harris 2 asked Amethyst 2
bid: Cold Bar, 35 bid: Denver BNil-
frog Annex. bid; Bonnie Glare 10
rs: Maynower Cons. 17dlS; Montgy.
sho Ext. bid G. Sceptre, 3M4:
Montgy Mt. 506; b. Diamondheld s
asked: Homestake Cons. 81 bid Mug
get asked Tramp Cons. iI4ls
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons. 35 bid; c. Wedge. 3
"a. s. Humphrey 2 bid Dexter, 10
bid T. Joe. lag; Mustang i8 bid
Little Grey. bid Cow Boy. 2 bic
Cng. Mani. 5d6: Broncho. 3 bid
Pinenut. asked: Buffalo, ? bid =
Dog, t0012; y. Horse, bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview sI King. 10 asked Fair
view Eagle 65Q10, Nevada HIS, 3.S,
asked. Eagles Nest. 2Sq2s.