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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-28
John D Rockefeller

INTO consideration. The climate also
has much To do with the arrangement
of the rooins. If the lot is small and
AN ordinary sized furnace Is expected TO
keep the house comfortable during zero
weather ii is necessary To make ii as
compact AS possible With the rooms on
10Th the first and second floors CORE
spending IN size and arrangement. The
ceilings must be low and the windows
placed where they let in the least cold
in the winter and yet keep the house
cool during the ncatcd season. But
eNen in the colder countries homes can
be built with ore large living room
with beamed ceilings and diamond
. pan.d windows. The absence of par
! iitions and extra plastering will pay for
hardy God floors. while attractive cham
deliers cost no more than the giddy
bright brass ones that disfigure 8"
mony of the modern homes.
\ mistake that is made in planning
many of the smaller houses is that of
having the Kitchen Immediately behind
the reception hall or living oom. where
the noises and odors OF dishes II COOK
ing can be heard plainly In the FROM
of the house all through the day. The
kitchen should. If possible. be on tn"
other side of the dining room and CON
nccted with no other wall of h house.
There should be windows on both sides
of IT so that the breeze may carry OFT
all signs of corn beef and or
whatever may be boiling on the range
within.
1t is we'll to plan for II maids room
directly off the kitche II Will not
then ie necessary for her to be IN other
parts of the house except IN sweeping
day. :.
If two-story plan IL selected n hall
extending to the front an be used for
q comfortable little sitting room or OF
eAch side of which the bed rooms open.
The bath room should be on this floor
with the entrance also out OF the hall.
one corner of the living room car,
be cut Off by grill work partitions and
used for a den. while An alcove in
which plenty of da Wight falls can he
mad. into n library. and the whole Will
be much more artistic and convenient
for entertaining that when cut up into
tiny IoomS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-28
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL GAME
OF THREE-C GARD MONTE

Never to reveal.
Never to reveal
To any living human h-i.'. chick nor
child Eddie always he'd tht nudge frame
II up that way. Tor some r"ason--chick
nor child. Il gave Il sori o finish to the
thing. 10 amy living human being. chick
nor child. what transpiros beneath This
tent. and 81 on. a his. line .iImarole that
EIidi. had made up and which somehow
or another always made ;hs victim feel
as il he WAS obligated in acGte way 10 80
ahead with the business
"Maybe the vic wouiSO't come in At
first. but generally after rs XIV the bank
err aud the judge pick The card and win a
five or a teu--we always serted small~he
got Interested. especially when il began t"
b.a, In OF him hat he lad the card spot
! ted. or course. t.ddi. attended 10 that
there vas ALWAYS a li,tle flick off I'll. card,
or some little work that gave Vt away to
the sucker. And when II" began 10 realize
This. nine times out Of tee he was hooked
good and plenty. After i few throws for
small stakes. Eddie opens NY the big
show.
THE big prize throw. he says. Is for
five hundred or Il thousand. or make ii
whatever yori please-in hall an hour Wen
throw for the big prize. gentlemen. And
there's where The victim generally pulls
me. OF tn" circuit Judge. say. to one Side
and ,Inotherin' his excitement. he whisp-
"rs Il know the card.
Nonsense says the Judge. Nv" had
enough OF this. Its sanhlins. anyway,
but I've entered into TIN" spirit OF TN,
thing. so far. gentlemen. Tor company :
sake. Better stop now h SAYS, lookin
wise.
Here come In ON my own account
iln a banker and Amt soi he judges con
scicutiouS scrupies. 'ladse. SAYS l, don
IA AZ IL -, ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-28
FOR II NEW HOME,

More than one couple who plan to
build "A little holn. for themselves that
will be AS inexpensive and at the same
time as, convenient az II can be made.
are afraid to venture away from the
regulation square house. and the result
Is thai one after another Of the now
houses that go up during the year are
SO similar both inside and out thai il
would be- hard to pick Out the marks
" difference.
In the first place in planning tn.
hVE.s ~. size Of the lot has to I've token
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-28

Il see" said an oid-tiur circus graft
or. now in reiniuiscent retirement.
that they worked ihir stale old 'pri-
Nate faro dead the other day on an
esteemed citizen down in Excelsior
Springs "a the tune OF q couple of MS.
and Ill the other esteemed citizens in
this neck OF t!i- woods are chucklinS
over their brothers downfall and won-
dcrine how he could a been so fool
ish. Rut let me tell you something.
kidderino. I've heard tell all my life
about wise men. but l long &
sllidooed the Idea that any such ever
existed I'm this WOrid-!eastwisc never
met up with any %. the breed. There's
soft spots In all OF EN-. The easiest of
EN- have got II concealed spring some
where about their E,ake-up and all
you've got to do is to touch 1t to lay en-
wide open. There's Hushey Mcdowell.
now. just for iMstance. You can't show
me anyone that was born with eyes
wider open han Hughey. bu! there was
a certain little friend of mine in days
gone by that delivered q small cargo
Of Cuban cigars to him once that were
rot. but might have been. struggled
over in Il tramp steamer ron the bru-
netle republic. and Hughey never
caught on until his friends began TO
edga away when h. offered EN- u
stoaie.
Then there's that high tinancier
down there la the Hest buildinS-jusr
60 in there and take a look some day
AT that gold brick that he uses for "A
paper weight. He'll tell You about IT.
he's got over being t"uchY when it's
mentioned. because hn thinks that he
has received a liberal education. even
if he paid literally Tor ii. And yet
don't know-maybe 1 couldn't sell him
u gold brick again. but ii my old part
ner. E1dia Sherman. was alive today
I'd be willing tn bet this diamond to a
poolball of equal weight that We could
interest him-not to say that l would
do IL. you understand. cause I've
passed all that up ard I'm living
square. But Eddie sherman -ah. what
II spider thai boz was. aud he had the
..siss+4-e -a++
The wiser. the better'-that's what
Eddie Used TO say. Nothing for him bu,
the best citizens In the community
Three-card WAS his favorit". | know
ITS looked upon In these days As in thu
same class with the Shells and only
fit for yokeis and county fairs. but let
ile tell YOU, dcaiy. ii isn't the cards
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-28

london uses $1,000 tons of s;sa.- an
nuully for jam making.
According to the last census tSe-c zee
eIevan fernale ~y-ii-borers IN The United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
pLAcnRIRp TROUBLES.
Injunction Splt Begun in Federal
Court by Minority Intcrcsts.

Troubles among the board Of dir.
ectors over the sale of bonds of the
company caused the Ming OF an I'M.
junction suit IN the district court To-
dag against the Blackhird Copper-Golt
Mining company, John T.. Dubois 70.
@. Fr,clt, c. j North ana -. ~ Lehman
officers and directors of the company
10 restrain them from issuing bonds
and treasury stock IN the company Ia
Dubois The plaintiff IN the action ~
J.. ". Morrison ana he alleges that ON
Nov, 10, 1906 there remained unsold
bonds OF the company amounting 10
slb6700 aud the directors on that daie
agreed TO sell said bonds TO Dubois at
10 cents on the dollar and IA give him
a bonus of two shares of treasury stool,
for each dollar of bonds purchased bv
him. Tho amount paid by Dubois was
10 apply on an Indebtedness owing him
by the company
This action WAS taken II Is alleged
at a time when the stock of tho com
pany was selling At about 80 cents Der
share and when there remained In tn
treasury 10 meet all obligations Sac
shares OF stock.
On Jan. ". 1900, plaintiff. " u. Muir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
LANDS WITHDRAWN.
commissioners Decide TO Temporarily
suspend Applications.
make successful baking easy.

The state board of land commission
ers Yesterday decided to temporarily
suspend applications to select and pur-
chase state lands. Hence all applica-
tions received after ] O'CLOCK yesterday
will not be considered until the resolu-
ton adopted by the board mas oeefi SET
aside The temporary withdrawal or
the land was due to the fact that the
hoard has several reservoir projects In
contemplation at the present time and.
as the state now has only 100000 acres
of land from which to make selections,
IL was deemed advisable to not accept
any more applications until the reser-
voir sites are determined and the lands
accompanying the same are set aside
The resolution suspending applica-
tions was introduced at the board meet
ing by Mr.. Candland and follows in
full:
Whereas, the land that may be select
ed by the state has been reduced TO
less than 100000 acres, and
Whereas, The state has under con-
temptation the construction of several
resertoirs and the selection of land 10
irrigate under such reservoirs. and
Whereas, The great number of APP
plications filed recently will require
several months to examine and pass
Whereas. There are 100000 acres
of state land to be re-appraised and of
fered at public auction, which will re
uuire practically the entire time of the
board for several months; therefore, be
IT,
Resolved, That applications to select
and purchase be suspended temporarily
from and after ! o'clock p. m, Feb. I,
1907.
Numerous applicants to select and
purchase state lands have been filed
with the board of late and 1t VIII have
its hands full for several months 10
come in attending to the applications
already filed. In addition to this work
II will have to re-appraisc 100000 acres
OF land which is TO be sold at public
auction. The Fitzgerald Bros. syndl-
cate yesterday applied to the board to
purchase 1900 acres Of land near their
irrigation and reservoir projects and
they already have applications in for
$4,000 acres
The board decided to visit the pro-
posed reservoir site near Fremont,
Wayne county. 1t is proposed to build
a reservoir there costing $4,000 and the
board will decide on the feasibility of
the project.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
CONCENTRATES.


Nevada Douglas Copper stock sold
freely on the New York curb yesterday
at 81 share.
sidney NJ. Banberger is expected to
reach home from the east within the
next few days.
Louis D. Gordon Is expected to arrive
in Salt Lake from Round Mountain,
New, next Tuesday.
The new stock exchange at Round
Mountain. New. will be opened for
business tomorrow.
supt. A. o. jacobson and Mil Supt.
Whtmore of the Columbus CONSOLIDATE
ed have returned to camp again.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late Yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were Crude ore and concen-
trate. s32, 900 base bullion. SSO,OOo
Engineer NJ. NJ Johnson of the New
house staff expects to leave for ferliS-
ton, New, In a few days, TO look after
the interests of the Western Nevada
Copper company.
Shareholders of the Nevada Utah
Mines q SHELTERS corporation is sched-
uled TO occur In New York next We'd
nesday 1t is believed here that there
will be some changes made i'm the board
of directors
Judge r. n. Baskin is in New York
to confer with interests associated with
him IN the Wyoming mine in American
Fork canyon. Is understood that the
Judge is opposed to a renewal of the
leases on the property which recently
expired.
information received from Salt Lake
Il; TO The effect that w. NJ. 0'Brien. for
merry of the keithO' Brlen company,
has purchased the original Mizpah
group, located and owned by #. t!
Banigan and Phil Brady. Mr.. o'Brien
was here a few days ago, and 1t was
understood that he was trying TO pur-
chase control of the important proper
ties in the new district.-White Pine
News.
The Chicago-Utah Copper Mining
company has filed its articles of incor-
poration in the county clerks office.
The capitalization of the company is
100000 in shares of 81. For develop
ment purposes 10000 shares of stock
have been set aside. The Company
owns claims in Morgan county. The
officers are: Charles Ball, president;
j. II. Edgerly, vice president; A. Il.
Howes. secretary and treasurer.
The Tichimingo Mining & Develop.
ment company of Pennington. Utah.
has filed its articles of Incorporate I
with the secretary of state. The com.
pany is capitalized at 100000 in share.
of 81. or this amount 10000 shares OF
stock have been set aside for develop
ing purposes. The company owns sew
eral claims In Davis county The OFF
GERS are: w. j. Hazelton, manager;
l.. F. Derby president; O. C.. Dixon,
vice president; Il. C. Lamb. secretary
and treasurer.
The following concerning the Utah
Copper Increase was received over the
Pollock wires yesterday afternoon: I'm
relation 10 the proposed issue Of 50, 900
shares of new capital stock Of the Utah
Copper company and the sale of the
same to stockholders al s25 per share,
the stockholders meeting TO authorize
such Increase win be held on Feb. 10,
books TO close Feb. IS and reopen Feb
60. The rights OF stockholders 70 sub
| scribe for this new stock viii expire
about March l. 1t is reported that
Utah Copper will shortly be listed on
the New York stock exchange"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
NEVADA STOCKS.

James a Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following Nevada
mining stock quotations from san
Francisco today!
Belmont, 5.62iaG5,75; Cash Boy. 10
-; Golden Anchor, 5000; Home l2aiI.
jim Butler, l.l2lsql Is; MaeNamara.
blQ6S. Midway, 00W2 ,05. Montana.
3.e2ls 6t2.97is; North star. SaaiO: ohio
slW22; Tonopah Extension. 3 .OOaS. 26;
Tonopah Nevada, H. 2ifllS. 90; West
End, ,4iQl 60; Adams 20Gel; Atlanta
siWs5' Blue Bull iSQf50; Booth. S6GsS.
columbia Mountain, / .02iE6pl .05: Con-
luctor' 24N26; Dlamondncld 52d5S.
Dixie, l49lb. Godneld 3OUl .35; jun
20 S'hosa S0i Jumbo Extension. 2.GO0
VIZ; Kendall h49bS, Laguna, iOd1
AZ; May Queen, 30 asked; Mohawk
7.0Oql7 50 RED TOP. 3. 5O@3 so. sand
torn 1iI75; SILVER Pick, i.i7is6tl 80.
= Ives, l.l7i46(l 90 National Bank
3454i Gold Bar, 25dl 80: Original
3H24; Steinway, 22@2i; Consolidated
,irElnla' esast ophir 2,i5G2 so,
leNican 9lQ92; Caledonia. l6G50,
HNehequer. 50052; Norcross, 7dGSO,
1,oiuen CroWn, lbM 10; Great Bend
OoW LOO; Rescue, 21022. Black
culle extension, l41l5; orc, 90 asa;
nugget ~ a 49, Nevada Hills. s.o5
lsked; Montgomery Mountain, as0
ili IT, v Eagle. 90h 90, Sunset 10
Plb; y. r Daisy. 4O042: scopter 40
irf5' eagles Nest. 2STsO, Manhat-
AN. liQl5; + Mohawk. s2@Ss. Sew.
'er-Humphrey, l0Gll; Dexter. bO@
Lou DILLON, 2AG 30; Granny. "a
lskedi kewnnos, i,7501SO; Gold
Wedge, lbIl8, Vernal, 93Q2l: Lone
tar, 33Wal; Great Bend Extension.
bWSl; Great Bend Annex. 24dgb;
resent o BIDS Cow Boy, ssp 10:
ienyer Annex, ESQ., 80; Mayne lea
~ Black Rock, 100 IL; Blue B,ll, 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
NEVADA HILLS ORE.
shipment of High Grade stun Now
En- Route TO SmcItcr.

Forty-elght thousand pounds of high
Grade ore was shipped out of Fairview
last Tuesday from the Nevada Hills
mine, says the Review of Fairview,
New. This is the largest ore ship
ment that has ever been made from
the camp in one day The ore viii
probably average $500 or 81 900 per tou,
and win be shipped to the snIelter in
salt Lake City.
This is small portion of the high
grade ore which is now sacked and
waiting shipment from the Nevada
Hills property owing TO the condition
Of the roads II Is hard matter to get
teams to freight 1t across the desert.
II Is estimated that an average of five
carloads of ore per week Is being ex-
tracted from the different workings on
the Nevada Hills. High grade has been
struck In Ave different places on the
property. and a large force Of men is
constantly employed. II has been
learned on reliable authority that the
company is about to declare another
dividend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
TODAY's INTERPRETATIONS.
Mercantile and Development Com
panles File Articles.

A copy of the articles of incorpora-
ton OF the James a. Martell Mercantile
company Of Spanish Fork was filed with
the secretary Of state today. Its capt.
tai stock is 100000, divided into shares
OF the par value of $40 each. James A.
Martell Is president and manager; Jos
eph Hanson, vice president; r. L. Nor
gan, secretary and treasurer. The COM
pany will conduct the furniture and
hardware business formerly conducted
by James A. Martell.
The Bear River Development COM
pauy OF Evanston Wyo., also filed a
copy Of Its articles of incorpora ton with
the secretary OF state today Its capital
stock is $4,000 divided into shares
of the par value OF 500 each. @. f.
PeXton is president; Charles Stone, sec
rotary; John Reed OF Woodruff. Rich
county. is resident agent for this state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
zENoLLI ASSURED.
Optimistic Statement Comes From
Supt Delmus Who Is In City.

p. l.. Delmns, superintendent of the
property Of the Hcnolll Mining company
near Palisadc Nov, IS In the city today
to confer with Manager w. NJ. Want
land
Mr.. Denas brings splendid rep0rts
aud says he could ship anywhere from
10 TO 70 tons OF high grade ore II he
could get the cars. Another drawback
~ found In the fact that the company
has no switch from the main line of ths
southern Pacific where cars could be
conveniently loaded. To remedy tho
latter difficulty an effort IL being made
e. load on one OF the tracks built over
10 the a. $. s. Il. iron mines,
Mr. pelmas snys the future OF the
Zenolli Is assured and eyery DAYS
work there improves conditions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
TODAY'S.

Henry W. Lawrence TO Kate L.
Cannon, lots ., etc, block 3, East
Iath '.t.-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
/. V. Richards ct al to j. ". Col
son, lots, so, etc, block ?, West
A. bgtgIeHarn .'..' :, t'.....,.''.,. J.
of lot ?. block 20, plat A.......... ~,
j. S, Cameron to Fl. S. Hicks, lots
80. etc, block t. Belmont...........
Ed. w. Senior and wife TO Jennie
Mcklrness ct al. lots =, g. A, b.
block 20, Garden City and plat b..
II. 7, Spencer and wife to Jane r.
Reid, part of section g. town
ship l south range = west..........
j. a. Fritsch ct al to Elizabeth
Price. lot II, block .. Walk n ldd.
Est. Sarah Ann Daft. deceased. to
Chauncey r. Overfield, part OF lot
.. block So plat A. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

Omaha, Feb. S.--Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
market slow 10 weak. Native steers, 4.o1n'
SEQ; cows and heifers 9. 25fi4 40; western
steers, 3.00M5. II; Gamers, I .I5d2 50: stock
ers and feeders. 2,S005.O0; calves. 5000
$50
higher Heavy. G.Sjq6.90; mixed, 6s5a
6SIl4: lights, 6.Soa6.STl2; pigs, 5.I5G6, CO.,
bulk, 6S5d6. ST.
Sheep--Rec l.Co0. market steady to
lower. Yearllnss. 5tOde So wethers, 4oG
SO; ewes. i.50a515 lambs, 6,50fp7 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08

st97; New York Consolidated. sol;
Manhattan Consolidated. s4dS6: Lit
tie Joe, sac Mayflower 5l952;
Jumping Jack. 94@26: Red Top Tx
tension, 36@31 Mustang 25a 96; Il,
i. Mining, 36@31, Fraction, $3.50
$50; G. f. Daisy, 2.55 bid Triangle.
coo 81; Tramp Consolidated. 1.55 a
Leo Manhattan Combination, 11@12;
Bonanza. 1908 Yankee Girl. "a
lSi stray Dog, 53d "a: B, f. Victor,
ga 80; Pine Nut. 23G25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
COAL NEAR FAIRvIEW.
Black Diamonds Found Within Eight
Miles of Nevada Camp,

A report comes from Fairview, Me-
vada TO the effect that a discovery of
coal has been made within eight miles
of that camp, and that the property
which is owned by u. f. Williams, is
likely to develop into a mine of con-
siderable Importance.
Nevada is noted for the wonderful
richness Of its metal mines and unless
the Williams ground turns out as Its
owners believe II win do. II has no
coal deposits of any value commercial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
WEATHER REPORT

Record az the local office Of the wealth.
er bureau for the "A hours ending at {
II, m. today:
e, Temperature at 6 a. m. IS; maximum
81, minimum, 20. mean, i2 which M IL de-
Bieos above normal
Precipitation since the flrst Of the
month. lsg inch. which is l.56 Inch above
Excess In precipitation since Jan. /. is,
Relative humidity 80 per cent.
FORECAST TILL 6 p. NJ SATURDAY
vicinity:
Fair tonight aud Saturday.
Il. j. HYATT
Section Director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

This afternoons sales Of the regu-
lar call of the Mining Exchange we're:
AiaN--600 at 81.
Carsa--l0O at 81.
Daly--700 at ESQ
Lower Mammoth--10O at 2.25, SELL
an 3Oi 100 at 225: 100 at 2.22h
May Dny-2 1000 at 22; 500 at 21h;
$500 at 81. -
Beck 'runnel--2.200 at $50
Uncle sam Con.-1,3OO AT AZ. 500
AT 42ta
Colorado-2O0 at 2.22lb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
May boy oNcred in Quantity and
Prices Drup--Closing Quotations.

The bulk of the business transacted
on the floor Of the mining exchange
during the forenoon calls were cred
tied to the open board There We're
some large offerings OF May Day and
the price fell, 10000 shares selling as
low as 20 cents. star Consolidated
held hrm while Black Jack closed
slghtly higher than the opening. Coz
lusnhus Consolidated Of Alta sold at
s.. O5, and DAILY Judge up to $ll5O'
Tho closing quotations and sales
were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
DAILY CHANGES.

Two changes have been made recently
In The personnel of the board Of direc-
tors of the DAILY Mining company. j. ~.
Bamberger and Ernest Ramberger, sue
ceedlng c. h. Rood and J. b. Haggin,
j. T.. Bambergsr Is president of the cor
poration and It is understood w. ).
Mccormick Is 10 be named as treasurer.