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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-20
COMPANY WILLING
TO DISCUSS WAGES
Misleading Report in Morning Pa
per AggravateS U. S. Smelt-
ing Officials.
KNEW NOTHING OF MEETING.
sfcn Can Get to Work as soon ms
They Desire, Announce Their
Employers.

When asked about reports In morn
ing papers concerning a meeting be-
tween the United states Smelling 70
and it's employees, q. w. HeiptS, INC
general traffic manager Of tho COM
pany, replied that the only lnforn'A-
ton the company had of the meeting
was the statements he saw printed IN
the papers. He expressed fear that the
inrorrect reports might prove ms
leading 20 the men. He says the COM
pany has not been approached by Il
committee of the men, nor by an inter
mediary, nor has meeting with the
company been asked for. The cum
pany. Mr.. Heintz says. has not
changed it's attitude toward the men
who walked out. ,..,..,
liz furnaces are out Of commission
but If sufficient employees Apply TOE
work il viii resume operations in the
lead furnaces but the copper furl'accs
may be closed down for longer pei
iod Beyond this statement M !.
Heintz had nothing to say except Ildt
the company has always Deen N.iinb
to discuss the wage scale Which " az
high as that in force at any VI the
valley smclters.
Harry Robinson OF Bingham was saiI
to have been selected by the men ~
meet with the company officials m az
effort to bring both sides to an hsrevt
ment. From Mr.. Heintz's assertion ~
appears that the company was ny
notified Of this action The town ~
Quiet. the strikers evidently preterrlhE
to make no demonstrations. lf the men
send n committee Of themselves to ing
officials of the company some S.ep
might be started which VIII bring lhe
shutdown to an end, 1t ts not thought
the strike viii extend over any sreaS
.ncriod So far as known no meetings
Ind hetn Arranged for today.
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Ruef nas been promised immunity
from punishment by Hcney, the pros
ecutor for the state" Judge King said
that the old San Francisco OF which
the west had been SO proud was no
more and that graft and corruption
had sprung up In Its place. He said
the hope OF San Francisco lay In the
Hartman roads and the government
OF the United States, which may oper-
ate to restore the city to its former
prestige and power, but IL would re-
quire long time. Generalization eX-
lists IN nearly every aveneu OF COM
merce, and the civic and political life
of the community has been debauched,
Judge King expects to leave today for
ST. Paul, where he goes to represent the
plaintiffs In the case of Godfrey ct al.
VS.. the Utah Consolidated Mining COM
pauy ct al. Judge Dickson, represent
ing the smelter interests, left tor st.
Paul Saturday. The case will be ar
gued in the United states Circuit court
of appeals in that city May 20.
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BOSTON MARKET

James a. Pollock ~ CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire, this afternoons:
Bling, 1il2 l7ia; lil2 l712. sales ll5.
-. g., %; 2jes 2j7s sales l,23O,
Bingham Central, 49, 10; 49, rs:
sales 800
D. Coaln., 26ls '26lai 26la' 20l2; sales
l75.
B. x L.. closed iSsQ5-l6.
G.. Nj, iO 20, 40. 40, sales 200.
Cop. Range, s3A; s3A; slA S&i
sales $3.50.
Cum Ely, closed 9@iz.
ID. w, 1919, 1914 1915 1919 sales 50.
T., b.. closed l0i4 az,
CRANKY. closed l360l40,
Greene Canunea, closed l4Tdl5.
Nevada Con, closed liia0A.
\ b., ylh 9lA S9i4 sax sales 4O56.
New. Utah, closed 6ss@A,
u, :. s., com, 52is 524 80; sc, sales
$50.
u, s. S, pfd.. closed 44laQss
Utah con, GO. SO: 62i4 62l4 sales 500.
q. n A. ia, u.s. l1i l73; sales POS
Trinity, %, 22. 2lia 2lhs sales 1858
lalaklala, closed 9Gis.
Davis DAILY closed, l5lkGh
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REST ROOMS FOR WOMEN.
Y. W. G. 4. VIII Establish Refresh
mcnt parlorS in Brooks Arcade.

The Young Womeus Christian ASSOC
citation, at it's regular monthly business
meeting. decided to open up down town
neadquarter with rest rooms, reading
rooms, and other attractive features for
the accommodation OF women. Coffee.
tea. milk. rolls, etc. will be served
each day from IL to o'clock, different
members OF the board of directors hay
ing charge during those hours. Tho
rooms secured for this purpose are in
the Brooks arcade, Third South and
State streets, in the southeast corner
of the building, and win be opened up
June 1. The special committee In
charge of furnishing the rooms and
carrying on the entertainment branch
of the work is composed of the follow
ing ladies': Mrs. Florence *. Woodruff,
Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett, Mrs. Russell
l.. Tracy and Mrs. Henry La Motto.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

II is stated that "BoraX" Smith will
build his line of railroad through from
Death Valley and over the Funeral
range of mountains in the Green Water
district TO Rhyolite.
John w Young, president and gen
eral manager OF the Sanpete Valley
railroad, is again in Salt Lake, after
a lengthy sojOurn In Europe. Mr..
Young returns looking well from his
extended foreign visit,
The line to the Yellowstone from st,
Anthony has been completed and a
party of tourists has made the first trip
over It, The line Is over 40 miles long
and skirts the edge of the MERGED
river and along deep canyons and gor-
geous scenery all the way. Eighteen
months were required 10 build the
road, and between 1900 and 1900 men
were employed in its construction.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New Work. May 2O.--Nioney on call,
steady. ga @2iA per cent; ruling rate,
"a closing bid, >; offered at 90 per
cent
Time loans. dull and steady; Go
days, 3& al per cent; 80 days. per
cent; six months, ~ G0fai per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, SO
per cent.
Sterling exchange, strong. with nc
tuai business in bankers bills at
1855 a 1880 for demand. and at
1910 I.Si.OJ for 80 day bills; posted
rates. 1.Stla anu 49, -; commercial
bills, 1873 y a 1895.
Bar silver, 90 u.
Mexican dollars. 50A.
Government bonds, steady: railroad
bonds, easy.
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JUDGE KING RETURNS.
Was In san Francisco When Abe Rucf
Changed Plea to Guilty.

Judge VIM. II. King has returned
from "trip 20 San Francisco. wher.
he went on legal business, Judge King
was in the court roam when Abe Ruef
made his sensational plea Of guilty. II
saw him when he arose to change his
plea" said the Judge, II was standing
In the edge OF the crowd and saw hip
back ana profile. l was not impressed
with his eloquenoe as he made the
humiliating change Of front. II APP
peared TO me to be more a whine than
a manly plea. Ruef Is a small, weaz-
ened up man, II looked as though he
had been driven 10 a corner and was
making a last desperate play 10 save
himself from prison. l believe that
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BOSTON CLOSE.

james A. Pollock q Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Zinc, 3103S, Boston CON. 26Adlh;
Royale, 1S0ia; L, s s.. com, &Gf62;
Il. :. s., pfd., 4ii5Q& Balaklala, 9glhi
G. q II, sA0qS5Oi Centennial, 2sa9O.
Con Merour 40 bid Copper Range, Sln
az DAILY West. 1914; Elm River, "a
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OIL IN HUMBOLDT.

a letter received IN this city brings
vague Information of oil finds On tho
ground adjoining the Nevada super
Tor. 1t is reported over 500 claims
have been already taken UP, com
mencing just over the Superior's west
end lines and covering the whole fiat
beyond More definite information Is
not obtainable here although incom-
plete details have been received dur
ing the past day or two. quite an eX-
element Is reported throughout Hum
bOldt county
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WEEK OPENS LIVELY.
Tintics Are Active nj Good Prices,
Promising Fair Business Ahead

The week opened this morning az II II
intends to make good run for the next
few days A handsome total was
chalked I'm and a wide variety of stocks
came i'm for attention. Colorado Mining
is a star among the stars. now selling
at prices ranging between $3.50 and
s3.35. Uncle sam Is hracins mp; Lower
Mammoth Is strong and May Day sells
We'll around 30 Tho tintics are favor
ties and ii is believed will enjoy llVe-
~ week The forenoon sales, totals ana
closing quotations follow
rnnAN,s nIrn,rA TIONS
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Kansas city, May 2O.-Cattle-R Receipts.
5000: market strong to 10 cents higher
Native steers. 4.50d6.00; native cows and
heifcrs. 2.75Gi5 -; stockers and feeders
3 5Oa5 10; bulls S.25d4.GO; calves, S25q5 10;
western fed steers, 25uT so: western fed
COWS, 3. 0oG4.T5
Hogs-Rcceipts. 10000: market steady
Heavy. 6.22i4NC.3O: packers. .25d6 49, y E;
light, 5000 Az; pigs. j.25d3.00.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady
Muttons, 525n6.75 lambs, 7O0giS 10; range
wethers, 5oad7 90; fed ewes, 4.i5d6.50
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REGULAR CALL

iNl-Nf = l4fAlN ! Al@isf
Lower Mammoth 500 at 232la
May Day. 500 at 29 400 al 2gi5.
Nevala HIS, 100 at 40.
Nevada Falryew, 500 al 10. 600 nj
12Ia.
M &C.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at La
Colorado, 100 at 3.32ia' 100 at 1886; 100
ai $50.
Mountain Lake. 100 at 70.
New York 800 at rs 5000 an 1872.
So. Columbus Con- 100 az lSO
Victor, 1000 nj lG. 1900 an 1919. 1900
at Is.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax. 200 at %.
Black Jack. 800 al a.
Colorado, 100 at 1886, 100 at 332la. 100
at 800
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 2.S7's; 200 AT
e35.
Mountain Lake, 200 az rs.
New Fairview. 200 az l3.
Uncle sam, 100 ai g.; 1000 az 6S
Victor Con, 1000 at 49, buyer 60. 1000
at Is.
RECAPlTULATION
Shurcs Amount.
Regular can ..,,,...l5Io0 s $4,000
Open board ,,t.,,,.,22 100 lO579.C0
Forenoon totals SOO slSO7a.0o
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MANHATTAN
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Newhouse. l6ia, lGle 49, 49, sales 1900.
Utah Copper 2S, 2S, 97ia; 2S; no sales.
Tennessee copper 49, 81. 1887; no
sales
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GEO, M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
stocks and Bonds. We desire your
orders for anything IN our line.
Rooms 5l2-5l3 Templeton Bldg.
Phone Bell 81.
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New York May e0.-Sugar. raw, quiet.
Fair refining, 335; centrifugal .96 test
$50: molnsscs sugar SIP.
Renned--Stendy. Crushed, $50; powder
cd. 80 granulnted, 800.
Coffee-Quet. No. Rio, 6is; No. Z
Santos ~.
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IOWA COPPER GROWS.
Park City Company Adds Promising
Ground To Scott Hill Property.

Scott Hill, near Park City, is to be the
scene Of unusual activity during the
coming summer The Iowa Copper Min
ing company has added two claims to
its holdings. The purchase price Is
said to have been close to $50, 600. A. NJ.
Spo0ner, manager and secretary of the
company, says the new ground offers all
sorts OF possibilities. \ greatly in
creased working force will be on the
ground early next month. Development
is 10 be carried on under the direction
Of George Hall, one of the best known
mining men In Utah. A tunnel already
IN 800 feet has paralleled the vein for
the total distance and at several points
has opened sTingers of ore going as
hig rs $3.50 per ton. These values rep
resented gold silver aud copIsr returns.
y cross-cut was run from the tunnel
ana the whole face OF this is in ore.
Although work has been carried ahead
In seven feet Of mineral. the footwall
has not been reached yet The Scott
Hin group-the one just purchased-ad-
Joins the Iowa Copper group and Is be-
ing worked by an able company, the
ground IS expected 10 yield big and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-20
SHELTERS TOO SMALL.

Although S3.O000O0 was spent 10 make
the shelters at Garfield large enough to
handle such business as might come 10
them, il is now reported that important
and extensive alterations and additions
are necessary already Another million
Is TO be spent in charging the convert
ing end of the plant. The present ca
pacity OF the mammoth plant is LOO
tons per day, but this will be moro than
doubled The utah Copper and Boston
Con, have not started shipping, as they
are going TO do IN n short time, so the
changes must be made without mo-
mems delay Work will be rushed TO
have the shelters ready by fall. The
manner in which mines are opening up
throughout the intermountain region
Indicates that smeters capable of ham
ding an products win have to be built
upon sucn plans as never dreamed OF
before.
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Cannon n Cannon Mining stock, Brok
ors Is u. So Tenn. Ind, Tel eisl; boil 279l
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Ophr, 200; Mexican. 4714S Gould Il
Curry. l64lS con. Va, 69q7l Savage,
52G5S Hale & Norcross, 45qi1; Yellow
Jacket. 90 asked; Belcher, 2Oa30; Sierra
Nevada. 26q2I; EXchequer, 81, Union.
gQSIl0
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u, NJ. WEST & co, stock brokers.
D u, walker Blk, Both phones Of
nce and residence,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY MAY 20 1907

Macs, sa12; Mayfower, 5oq15; n. L.,
5h@Ai; Santa Fe. ga asked; shannon,
lsb1%; Tamarack, l12dlls; Trinity,
2ihTA; I'm. Copper. eOael OIL 1904;
Greeuo-Cananea, lax M15; Adventure.
2ieG5: Allouez. 80 asked Arcadian, 6h
or Arnold, 15q1 90: Rash bed, 100
LOO; Atlantic, PAS; Bling. Con, ia
IS; y. Coaln, 26i4 d26ia; G. * A., lIlG
l73 Mexico Con. 1aa12ls: Michigan,
1Slamlih: Mohawk, s5ds5is, NJ. G. G.,
SAm3s.; Nevada Con, 1ils dl4A; North
Butte, S9qs9ik OLD Col, / bid Old
Dom. sos fi51 Osc.olR, 14o asked :
Parrot, 2liam23; Phoenix, lisGl%;
quincy, 12O@l2f1s; Winona, SGsls;
Wolverine, 160Qt65; Wyandot, i@lA.
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GEO. Q, CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a II. SO. Temple. Both
phones $40,
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Ahmeek. sOqeO; Black Min. 59a@6;
Cum, Ely. 9dh; Davis Daily, 15Sah;
East Butte. lOhGth Giroux, sHQ4:
Hancock, SAT- Majestic 1904; Nipis-
sing, i2GA; 5. d p. l7GA; Barnes
King, tN@%; Bling. Cent, 1h9%; b.
EXP, AQ1; y. & L.. 1ssd7-l6; Dom.
Cop. 6A az; Furn Greek. AGl; Globe,
7S%Ql5 Kew, 10qis; New Utah 5Ss
9&; Raven, 7ss@%; Troy 1%@55;
Apex, 1907
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Tonopah Nevada l7l4 Montana To-
nopah, 3.35 asked Tonopah Extension.
2.5O@2.60; Mcnamara, S0032: Midway,
l37ia bid; Tonopah Belmont 3704S.95;
Tonopah North star. rs bid Ohio Tono-
pah, 8 asked; West End Cons, bid
Rescue. 1913 Tonopah & California,
SqlO; Golden Anchor, % bid: Jim But
Ter. 96u97: Cash Boy. Gas; Home. 7QS:
Boston Touopah, 12 asked; Monarch
Pitts. EXtu, l2al4; Montana Midway
Extn., bid; Golden Crown i0al2 y.
y. Ton. Cons, 10 asked.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis Nav 2O.-Wool, steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 23Q2l; lnc
medium, 1874; fine, 4d15.
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock IL Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
COMSTOCK.
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Ribs May. $50, July, s,97ii.
Rye--Cash, sldss.
Timothy--i.7C.
Barley--caeh 7baS2.
RIf1-rER AND EGGS.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.

Chicago. May -Butter-easy; cream
cry. lSa22 daIries. l5uaOi4
gggs-Steudy, at mark cases included,
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TNION NssAY nErICE

NJ S. Hanauer j. V. Sadler.
l62 So. West Temple, p o, box I446,
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RIrd-Comnn Go.

Stock Broker, 2l0 D y, Walker Block
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Take Your Choice

This block has all lots facing eth
or south on east can aud see the
plat in our office. The lots arc tho
best ON the market, and the prices
and terms are bound 10 please
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We are ready IN open
A New Block

IN FOREST DALE. orders have
been given 10 grade and TO lay ce-
ment sidewalks, aud lots viii be
ready for sale In a few days
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GOLDFIELD.

Sandstone. 5O452; Red Ton. $40
asked; Mohawk, 1890 bid; Col, Mt.,
90 fp57; Goldneld Mining company,
l.50 asked Silver Pick. 73a74. cold
field Columbia, As bid; Hibernia. ga
10; st, Ives, 1860 l.o7 X, orc. q
Great Bend. 7G4 so; Red Top ok. 80
H32; Florence, ga =; Common
wealth. 80 bid; Comb Fraction, 3.i5Fr
800. Great Bend Annex. 15mlG: Mo-
hawk, S1d 90 Red Hnls. 40 bid. Mo-
hawk EX, liHl5 Lou Dillon, 10 bid:
Yellow Rose - asked, Goldheld Con,
SIS @6s; Diamondiield Triangle, 90
al "a
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BULLFROG.

Original, lOal2. Bullfrog Mining. lG0
49, Bont, Bulfrog, bid. National
Bank, 2ia25; Gold Bar. G3@G5: stein
way, s asked. Denver Bulllrog Annex.
n asked Montgy Sho. Ext, gall: C.
Sceptre, II asked; Y. Girl, 6a6 Mug
get, asked; Tramp Cons, 81 bid: Vic
tor ilHl3
MANHATrAN.
Mani Cons, so bid; Mani. Min. CO.,
S0lO; q Wedge G{i7; s. Humphrey,
SG9 Domination, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview 81. King, 30 asked; Nevada
Hills. i.4O bid Piusburg sI Peak.
l,55Gl .jiia; North star Wonder 406;
Eagles Neat 20 bid, Ruby Wonder 20
asked; Alice OF Wonder, ia5,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-03-01

John Pruyne's stock OF goods and they
have moved the stock to Avon.
Wanted: a good girl for general
house work. Apply in person to Mrs.
Burton L. French, Moscow, Idaho.
S. A. Anderson, cashier Of the First
Bank Of Troy, returned from Spokane
Tuesday, having spent several days in
the city by the falls
w. M. Duthie's new warehouse is to
be one of the neatest along the Spok-
ane branch of the N. P, as the out
side is to be painted.
E. Andrew, of Palouse, was in Troy
Tuesday. He was negotiating a deal
to trade his stock Of goods at Palouse
for property in this place.
There is no better stimulant and
nerve tonic, than SHAW'S MALT.
1t will give you strength and energy
For sale by c. w. Tompson.
You can get good, clean meal, at
any hour Of the day or night, at the
Enterprise restaurant second door
south Of the Troy News Office.
We have few furs left that we will
sell for cost or less, rather than to keep
rhem over. Also, all our fascinators
and shawls go at cyst. L. P. Wallner.
]. E. Mudgett & Son of Moscow
have just received 10000 pounds of
choice timothy hay seed. See them
before buying your clover and timothy
seeds.
L. P. Wallner sells the celebrated
Oregon City blankets, mikinaws, fan
mel shirts, etc. Oregon City Wooden
Mills make the best wooden goods in
Ameaica.
The steel rails are laid and the
track is ready for steam traffic from
Palouse to Spokane, but the electric
power will not be completed for two
or three months.
Always keep a bottle of 1. w.
HARPER whiskey in sight. Good tc
look at and good to taste; and what
more a benefit to your health. SOLD
by c. w. Tompson.
John Pruyne has moved his STOCK
of confectionery and notions to Avor
where he has rented larger quarter!
and will enlarge his stock, carrying
general merchandise.
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Local and Personal.

Call at Greear's for a quick lunch.
I grind scissors. E. H. Anterior.
Peder Inger, of Park, was in Troy
Saturday.
VIM Buchanan, ex-sheriff OF Latah
county, was Troy visitor Saturday.
First class Winesap apples, $3.50
per box, at Greear's.
And now it will be beautiful mud"
Tor the next six weeks.
Always yours to please. Sletto &
Nanley, Idaho Barber Shop.
You will find nice, coy bath room
at Idaho Barber Shop. Sletto & Namely.
IF. Ogden traded his timber claim
for c. A. Broman's house on the
hill
When in Troy leave your whiskers
With Sletto & Manley, Idaho Barber
Shop
Erickson, the photographer, is at his
studio in Troy every Saturday of each
week,
For Sale Team work horses. In
quiTe K. J. Solibakke, Troy, Idaho, R.
T. D. 8.
Nils P. Peterson, manager of the
Troy Mig. Co., went to Moscow
Tuesday.
W. w. Park bought R. H. Hamlin's
place consisting OF house and six
lots in Troy.
Get the habit"-and get shaved
At the Idaho Barber Shop, opposite
Hotel Reitman.
aoarhound and Rock and Rye for
colds. a new shipment just received
by c. w. Tompson.
Homer Peterson has gone to Lewis
son where he has resumed his studies
At the state Normal.
w. W.. Park and J. F. Ogden pur-
chased 100 acres OF James M. Clark;
consideration $1,000
A. Fl. Wagner and wife, who have
residided here during the past year,
left Saturday for Lane, Idaho.
R. H. Hamlin bought half int. in
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-03-01

A reunion OF the Northwestern
Business college OF Spokane is being
held in Spokane today. There are
number Of people in this section who
are graduates of this school.
Old, mellow and thoroughly ma
tured-it possesses every essential of
genuinely fine, Kentucky liquor-thats
why I. w. HARPER whiskey is the
most popular. Sold by C. w. Temp
son.
Hay is now bringing in the neighbor-
hood of twenty dollars per ton with the
prospect that it will go higher before
the next crop is ready for market.
There is, however, considerable hay in
this section.
Up-to-date type faces and the cor
rect thing in high-grade stock are
flooding the News job department
with orders from all classes Of business
men, not only of Troy, but from sur
rounding towns.
A large oil painting of the WaIla
Walla valley, painted by E. H. circuit,
a pioneer of the Pacific coast, has been
placed on exhibition at c. V. Johnson's
drug store. Mr.. circuit spent a year
on this painting.
V. Gleasier has closed deal for a
hundred acres Of land lying adjoining
Howell with E. J. Spencer. The price
paid was $500. Mr.. Spencer says
that he is satisfied he sold this land far
below its real value.
Deputy game warden, West, of Mos
COW, according to the Kendrick Ca
zette, has been in that section the past
week investigating the killing Of deer
out of season. Several arrests were
made of parties living on Big Bear
ridge, and in each case fine of SIS
and costs was imposed and paid.
A sad death occurred Sunday, Feb
ruary D., when Maggie, the young
wife of John Sullivan, died after an i'll
ness of two weeks. Two months to a
day from the time she left her home
near Albion, Whitman county, happy
bride her body, accompanied by a
heart-broken husband returneda corpse
and was laid to rest near her old home.
Shortly after the Frisco earthquake
the fire insurance companies raised
rates in this section twenty-five pei
j cent. Now word has been received by
the Troy representatives of the COM
panies to write at the old rate. This
will be pretty good news to some of US,
but even then the cost of insurance
will be sufficiently high to make fel-
low squirm.
If you use crackers ask for the INLAND
that are put up in those bright rec
packages. These crackers are clean
crisp, and as good aa crackers can be
made. They are pure and wholesome
and the News is pleased to recon
mend them. They are made in Spok-
ane and have lived through long wa
in which the trust attempted to pu
the Inland company out of business
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