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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
NEW TERRITORY
ATTRACTS RUSH
Salt Lakers May Take Over
Property in District lust
Opening.
IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEW.
What Was Considered Barren Lava
Waste Has Gold Bearing Quart
Locator in This City

Within few days 1t lis probable
that announcement will be made that
salt Lake capitalists have organized
themselves into mining company to
take over and operate the Buckaroo
group Of claims is the district just
over tie divide from Dyke. The nro-
porty is IN Humboldt county, New.
ana Hes ON the west side of the Zine
Forest range. The district is one Of
the newest in Humboldt county and
sensational strikes reported in the
section fcw days ago have resulted
in the usual excitement A rush is
now on towards tho scene and scores
OF prgsPectors are hurryng over the
hills 20 get in among the hrst ar
rivals.
Herman Wunderlich, a mining man
from th2 southern part Of the state.
visited che district and secured
short-tme option on the Bucksroo
group OF claims at good round hg-
ule. He left camp quietly on hy-
ms trip go this city ana upon arrtv-
ing here vent into conference with
number OF associates and acQualnt-
anCcs
Those who have visited the baby
district believe II has the continuation
of the dyke porphyry belt II has
been Gro ssed and passed unnoticed
for years as the ground is covered
with a light lava overflow. Closer eN-
animation has lead to the discovery
that porphyry dykes Jut through this
light lava crust ana samples pan we'll
in free gold The formation is free
grained quartz. commonly known
among prospectors as mahogany
quartz. The gold occurs very fine.
Float and outcroppings found en-
courage a belief that big ore bodies
are to be opened with developments
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AS president; j. Hagabarth Is vice
president; w V. Rice, treasurer and
w c. Orem, secretary and manager,
These men with II. =. Henderson, a,
j. Orem, +. a, Schirmer +. X. Hast
inps of Boston and a. l.. Pcarse OF
London constitute the complete d.
rectorate, The financial statement
contained the following figures; Cost
Of properties. 1886 0g1 81; mining
equipment, $3l ,06l 81; general expenses,
Incorporation, engineering, legal, pat
entiug, etc. $liO47 76 development,
$ll.9S5. 40; Cash. S43,90S. Sc; treasury
stock sold. SI55.000; treasury stock
held. S1.225,000; total s500O00o; capital
stock, 100000
The company owns % claims in its
copper property near YerlnSton and
has an iron mine four miles away.
The mines. mill stes and all ground
held by the company are free Of indebl-
odness and good showinge are follow
ing I'm the wake Of extensive develop
mant The properties yield copper 60
ing anywhere between and per cent
Manager OreIn covered work going on
In detail in his rcpor. and made II
plain to the stockholders just what
each step was and what il Is meant to
do. Deep tunnels are being driven
into Douglas mountain and shafts be-
ing sunk to meet them NJ den.h. In
the one year Of It's existence The Ne
vada- Douglas has opened up big ore
bodies and proved itself to be one of
the big things IN the TeIington dis
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BUSINESS SMALL,
CHANGES MARROW
First Prices Were up From Yes
terday, Soon Yielding, Then
Advancing.
WAS PRONOUNCED WEAKNESS
This Was mt Isolated Points--Purchas'
Ing Orders We're in Half II
Dozen Stocks.

New York, May s.--F'irst prices OF stocks
were higher than last night. The changes
were narrow as rule, and the volume
u business was small Canadian Pacific
and Big -Four rose a point and ST. Paul,
Reading and Pennsylvania large frac-
tions. marlborough Metropolitan pre-
ferred fell III.
Some yielding OF prices followed the
opening rise but the market soon advanced
again Most OF the purchasing orders We're
n q half dozen stocks, the rest show
Ing but little sympathy with the leaders:
Federal Sugar preferred made a gain OF
9. ST. Paul. Union Pacific, Great North,
eru preferred, Smelling and United
states Rubber J.
There We're Isolated points OF pronounc,
ed weakness but the market in general
was nj a standstill at yesterdays maj
prices or below. Baltimore < ohio, Re
public Steel and Great Northern ore Ger
riilcates gave way J.
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TRADING IS NOT
UP TO STANDARD
Stocks Are Holding Firm How
ever, With a Few Ex-
CeptiOnS.
MAY DAY REMAINS STRONG.
Lower Mammoth and Colorado Mining
stand Pat While Uncle sam
And Others Drop.

slight weakening was noticed IN
this mornings business on the local
mining stock exchange. Stocks are
holding firm In most Instances, but Il
few favorites are on the tobogsan'
Uncle Sam is one in mind This stock
remained out of sight during the rcgu-
lar call. but opened on the open board
at 76. Three sales sent the stock down
10 a. where IT closed. The iiist sale
involved COO shares the second 500 ana
the third. 300 Wabash dropped from
1914 ia 10. Two blocks at the latter
price covered 200 shares. Lower Mann
moth is holding it's own in good shape
around the $2.82M mark one sale OF
100 brought $685. buyer 80. May Day is
strong. 1000 selling at 30 during the
regular call This stock closed at 1873.
Sales during the open board were as
follows 1000 at 32lz; 200 at 30. and o0oJ
at S3la.
Nevada HIS was fairly active but
dropped PA points before the open
board call Was reached. II opened at
$3.50, 100 selling at this figure. Two
sales of 200 each moved under the
smaller price. Colorado Mining re
mains at the SO mark. 100 shares chang
ing hands this morning. South Co
lurnbus con. dropped suddenly and Sc
verely this morning IT opened at sl.SO
and closed at s1.7O. Three sales were
marked up each involving 100 shares.
Columbus Con. is selling at 800,
a block of $50 bringing that figure. The
forenoon sales, closing quotations and
totals follow:
TODAYS QUOTATIONS..
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AROUND FESTIVE BOARD"
Mining Magnntcs Forming Rocky
Mountain Club Meet In New York.

New York, May S.--John Hays Ham
mond first president Of the Rocky
Mountain club welcomed its members
last night 10 their quarters i'm the ho-
tel PieTepont with brief address IN
which he said: mo bars on the family
cscutchean or the cut of the clothes
make "A difference here. All We cN-
clude are the big six shooter, the large
shirt front diamond and the wide hat
of tho bad man, II is a club for the
furthcrance of friendship and the
means for good fellowship
Gathered about MI. Hammond was
n notable assomhlagc OF representative
men of the Rocky mountain states aud
California, oregon, Washington, ami
Alaska So many Of them now spend
much time IN New York that NOM
hershlp of 300 was obtained for the
club soon after the project was started
last winter.
Among the members are simon Gug-
gonhehn, Z. $. senator from Colorado;
+. Augustus HcInze. Judge John J.
Mediation of the Montana supreme
court, Ogden Mills, George s. Nixon,
T.. S. senator from Nevada: Horny
Seligman Jonathan Bourne, IT. e. s.
senator from Oregon William A.
Clark, Ir., George e. Gum Salt Lake
Citvi Barton s. Well and Willis 5.
Mccormick
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BOSTON MARKET.

james \. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Bling, closed. lSik@20.
3. G., 299s 299s; 29B; 29s; sales $50.
p, & L., closed, l%q7s.
y. Coaln., 27N Is; 21A 2S. sales 500.
Cum, Ely, 10. 10; 10: 10. sales 300.
G. NJ. IS: 3S. 81; 81 sales 600.
Cop Range. s5h; S3h; 1924; 50; sales
lOlj,
D. W. closed. i6Gl7.
f.. T.. closed, llGl2.
Cranky, closed. 1870 bid
Greene-Canauea closed, 15Bdl6ls
Nevada Con. closed. l5&4l6
Nevada Utah, closed, 5ss@l
n T.. %. 92@, al% 92; sales. sos.
In. Cop, 62; 62is; G.; 621s sales $40.
u, $. s., com, 5jii 1914 90; So; sales
1855.
T. $. S. pfd. closed.45aA
Utah Con-, g. "a; 63A 639l. sales
GO.
g. q A. III; Ia III: III; sales as.
Trinity, 90; 23 22l9 22i4; sales $50
Balaklala. closed. a3sGl0.
Davis DAILY. closed, l5i5@l6
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AMONG THE UNLISTED.

Copper Glance was treated severely
during trading IN the mllsteds yes-
terday ana during the drubblng tum-
BLEED from - cents 70 l9is. This un-
listed Is prominent ana many guesses
wer being made as 10 what caused the
decline. pending sale was thought
10 have been called OF nld again 9th
ers believed the weak stockholders
were being weeded out aud their stock
suatched up TO add to the profits OF tho
pending deaf The second reason was
more n favor than the other There
were plenty OF buyers 10 Jake M every
biz OF stock that loosencd. Other UNI
lsteds brought into attention yester.
day afternoon were Bingham Stand
ard weak and quiet, one sale at SOC:
Emma Copper steady % cents bid, esq
asked; Ohio Copper sold al 81. 05:
Newhouse. Sl9: Mason Valley. sl.g5 to
S.: Kearns- Is eth. $5.25 10 Sc 20: Hon
orine, sec 90 So; Cougor, Is 10 55. Ely
witch 81 bid Ohio kentucky, Sc So
bid Revenue, poe bid, Lucky BIN Of
fercd at Sl.50 and Western Nevada
Copper g5
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TWO NEW COMPANIES.

The Utah Copper Prince Mining
company filed its articles of iucorpora-
ton yesterday with the county clerk.
The capitalization of the company
amounts to 100000, divided into shares
at so cents each. There has been 90 000
shares set aside as treasury stock. The
company owns claims in Utah county.
The officers are; William Smell. pres
ident; j. Hcber Stalllngs, vice presi-
dent, and l.. A, Watson, secretary and
treasurer The Silver Islgud Consoli-
dated Mining company OF Pennington
was organized yesterday with a cap
italization OF $1,000, COO which is divld-
ed into shares at 81 each The COM
pany flcd it's articles OF Incorporation
with the secretary of state. The off,
GERS are d. f. Miller. president:
Louis 5. Carbon. vice president, and
Hulda li Miller secretary and treas
urer, The corporation ow1s claims in
Tlu Wis county
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NEW YORK CURB.

James a. Pollock x Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Newhouse 1jAGl1H; Utah Cop, 29ls
Q30; Ney. Cons, l5% Gl57s; Cumb. Ely,
9@@l0; Balk 9aal0; King Edw., rs a
lS4 Nippissing. 1915 01S4 Davis DAILY,
l4Aml5&; GirouN, Sas19. C G. & sill.
l%@l%; Ney Mines x r., 3auoa;
Mitchell, i9sHll@; Ney. Utah. 5izN5ss
silver Queen, i@aNl9s; Trinity. 22M a
"a Ely Cons. lAal5s: Dom. COP. $50
7% Gibraltar l46F; Tintc, 59smo,,
Montgy. Sho., SlaQ9la; Butte & j.. Ia
az: Tenn. Cop. 1914 d4O.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May S.-The wheat market OPP
cncd easier today because Of lower ca
bles and wet weather in Kansas and
Nebraska. Later prices became Arm on
covering by shorts The volume OF trad
ing was fairly large, although smaller
than Tor the last few DAYS. July when
opened unchanged 10 = lower at 80 TO
SOS sold at SiSl and then advanced to
Sias.
Corn was quiet and steady. July open
ed unchanged to a shade higher at 1875
Ui9ia and sold at 49i2@i@s
Oats We're duh. Prices We're easier at
the opening because of improved weather
conditions, but later the market became
firm. July oats opened q shade to bnl4
lower at l27s 10 -, and sold at iSh.
The provisions market opened iirm on
a good demand for pork and lard. Later
prices eased off on fair amount Of
selling July pork opened l21. to l7is nigh
er nj - to 1870 and sold AT 1870. Lard
was up cents at q.GO and ribs were 2h
higher "a $50,
CLOSE Wheat-May S2i,: July. S4S,,
Corn-M May, 1915. July, 1873.
Oats-May, fIai. July. AZ,
pork-May, lG,o0; July, l6.2a.
Lard-May SIS; July, S.slis'
Ribs-May, 10; July, $50.
Rye--Cash, l3Hli
Barley--Ca 10d7b'
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, May SHUTTER, steady, Cream
cry lSff2i dairy, 1879
Eggs- steady. at mark cases Included,
1G.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
yoDAy's.

Urilda j, Mcbride ct al to Alta
Taylor, lots 81, IS, block TO- City
Park .,.,.. ....s.,,-.-t.''''.-....4
Isaac Cline ct al to Aaron Shelter,
lots ), block :, plat A..,..,.....-. 3,
Jos. w. Chadwick and wife to Jas.
w Neil. part of section sc, town
ship south. range / west...,...-.
Edw II, Dittmep and wife TO An
drew q. Benson, part OF lot =
block Is, plat observation-disclosures.
Priscilla u. Savilie to Andrew
Thompson, lot z, block 20, lQ'acre
plat y tt..-.-'.'''''ss .,
Geo. II. Tingley and wife TO oTson
Sanders. part OF section 2, town
ship south, range l eRst......,.....
lots Il, Il block :. 5-acre c.. 9.
sadie c. Burton and husband to \.
q, Johnson, lots ], 2, 3, 4. block /,
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BUTTER AND EGGS
WILL NOT RAISE WAGES.
Independent Telephone Company De
clincs Ia Grant Demand.

Managing Director r. b, Jones Of
the Independent Telephone company
stated this morning. that he had de-
clined TO grant the demand of the
linomen for increased pay, and would
rot recedc from his position. II the
men want TO quit, why all right. they
can GO ana their places will be filled
by other men,
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MAY BE DULL SUMNER.
Airairs at san Francisco Act rs Wet
Blanket TO Stock Game.

James 4. Pollock x CO., bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire. this afternoon.
Our san Francisco correspondent Nat
Boas gives his views on the Nevada
mining stock market situation as fol-
lows: Money and overlooking of too
many stocks is causing weakness be-
Sides the regular summer dullness,
n real bad condition ot affairs exists In
Frisco. Banks here and at Go,dfeld
are not loaning and the margin stocks
are making their appearance. II looks
like much lower prices for two months
TO come. excepting occasional rallies.
] expect regular fall bull market again
in August and think then will be the
time to buy mining stocks"
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YESTERDAYS.

Anna NJ. Lowe to Nels Nielsen, part
section 10, township south, range
/ east,'.1..-... ........s....s.. .....t ~,
Erik Peterson to Louisa Peterson,
part section u, township south,
range ! west OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
George Suvllle and wife to Preston
j. Free part lot 43, l0-acre plat a
Laura II, Hansen and husband 10
same, same property.D..... ........
w. II; Tremayne ana wife TO Mary
h. Bailey. part lot :, block A.
plat b ...............,.,..-t... 2,j5t
Thomas w Partridge and wife TO
James w. Mellen, lot l. block Ga,
plat a Observation-Disclosures. 600
Ella s. Bacon to Harriet b. EN-
mons, lots Q g. and 2s, block 6.
5-acre plat a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Addison Cain and wife to Marie NJ.
Johnson, lot "a, block I, Main street
sub ...,,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,O0I
Henry w. Lawrence and wife TO
same, lot ., block 8, Main street
Grace Free Ensign ct al 10 Preston
S. Free. land, block iS, lO-acrc
Preston s. Free to Edmond Bell ct
al, part block 49, l0-acre plat A..
Fred Spencer TO Gus \. Linden, lots
and 6, North Englewuod .....,.... 500
John Y. Rich to Sara X. Boothe,
part lot 9, block "A. plat ID. .........
Vera Rich to Sara II. Boothe. part
lot ., block "a. plat D.. -.
ronto part lot !, block q, plat b. 1900
Ruth j. squires to L. +, Flowers,
lot Il, block a, 5-acre plat A.. 100
Wells, Fargo 6; Co to John ID.
Pope, lot 26. etc, block ], Hack
etts addition ....,.,.....'..',.... ~
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MONSTER DEAL REPORTED.
Trinity, Dalaldala, Nevada Utah and
Imperial Mentioned,

Word comes from the east that a big
deal Is approaching contamination
which viii mean a consolidation of the
Trinity, Balaklala, Nevada Utah and
Imperial companies, The absorption
of smelling company Is also included
in the reported deal. Thomas Lawson
Of Boston is to be placed In charge of
the AFFAIRS of the new company, ac-
oordng to the report. Such a deal
would be interesting and its consum-
nation would be an event in the coun-
trN's mining hlstOrN
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OMAHA.
WOOL.



st. Louis. May s-Wolo, steady. Ter
rltary and western mediums 22a25; fine
mediums, 1Sg2l fine, lidl6.
BOSTON
Boston. May The wool market Is
steady and moderately active. in terri
tories buying il confined TO small lots.
though a fair volume of business has been
negotiated The market for pulled woods
is quiet, Foreign grades are firm. QUO
tations:
California secured basis, northern
choice G7G6S; northern good, Gia6f; midde
counties, 65q66; southern, 624e3, tall free
j745S; Oregon, secured basis, eastern No
/ staple 72473: eastern No. | clothing
5SQ70: valley No !, 00H62.
Territory, staple secured basis fine, Y
q73; me medium. 6Sd7O Medium, 65a66;
territory. ordinary, secured fine, 6S97O
fine medium, G6qGS, medium, 6246i; Colo.
rado and New Mexico, spring secured X,
GsGt7O; No. !, 63MGi; pulled woods, secured
basis extra. 70d73; fine A. 62a65
LONDON SALES.
London, May THE wool sales here
Were postponed today, heavy fog max
ing the interior of the exchange SO dark
as to prevent examining the woods.
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TO ELEorRIFY OLD MILL.
Utah Copper RcmodCJing old PLANT ut
CODpepton Just Below Hingham

Copperton Just Below Bingham.
The Utah Copper company has Just
let a contract 20 the General Electric
company 10 supply all electric equip
ment ana machinery needed 10 make
it's old plant al Copperton modern mud
up-to-date in every detail The mil
was bull some years ago with capaci-
~ OF 600 tons per day. / has been in
constant operation since. being driven
by big Corllss engine. An necessary
power was furnished by stoam. The
engine is 10 be replaced by Individual
motors which viii supply the iOO-horso
power needed to run the various por-
lions Of the big concentration. The
company viii continue to use the mill
after its 6Q00-ton plant AT Garfield is
completed and running. Power win be
transmitted from the oompany's power
house at Garfield.
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OMAHA BUILDING FALLS.

Omaha, May S.--A six-story building
at Ninth and Leavenworth streets. oc-
cupied by Parlin. Orendorff &, Marlin
company, wholesale farm implements,
collapsed this morning, the walls falling
inward. The property Joss. which cam
employees had not reported for work and
no one was injured.
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CONCENTRATES.

y. V, clays il in this city after
visit in New York.
The star con. Is holding a stockhold-
ers meeting in this city today.
The MOSCOW Mining company has
three cars OF ore coming IN to market
from Milford,
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SUGAR STOCKS
And Other Conn sr.iial Stocks

Go up and down. sometimes af"
fected by tho money markets some-
times by other conditions. The time
to buy stocks that are sound is
when other people are willing TO
soil. The time to sell such stocks,
Is when other people want 20 buy
We are ready to list your orders 10
either buy or sell when stocks
reach any figure you specify, and
take pleasure In keeping our Gus
toners posted at any time on the
condition OF the market We have
NOW a number Of stocks for sale
that pay the Investor a reasonable
return on his Investment C TO
per cent dividend, and that give
good promise OF steadily advanc-
Ing IN market value. Write or call
on us for any commercial stock
bought or sold here We do not
handle mining stocks.
GEO, NJ. CANNON CO.
Rooms 512-5la Templeton Building
Phone Bell 81.
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lanes a. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire. this afternoon:
COMSTOCK.
Ophir, 2.OO@21O; Mexican, 52d5S;
Gould & Curry 1880; Con. Va, 744Ij,
Savage, 5S6159: Hale &, Norcross, 54455;
Yellow Jacket, 50U9l; Belcher. 37G3S;
Confidence, 100 asked; Sierra Nevada,
S54 80; Exchequer. so asked; Union, ilQ
A.
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, l79s asked Montana
Tonopah, 800 bid; Tonopah Extension.
300 sked. MacNamara, 34a35; Midway,
l.4O asked; To1opph Belmont 400 bid,
Tonopah North Star, aO4Sl Ohio Tono-
pah, asked: West End Cons. 1.0O@
Los; Rescue. I64l7; Tonppah & Cali
fornia 800: Golden Anchor, 25d26: jim
Butler s4G95; Cash Boy, 10 asked
Home. 10 asked; Boston Tonopah, IL
asked; Monarch Pitts. EXtn., 1904;
Montana Midway Extn., 1@9; Golden
Crown, lOGll; n. Y. Ton Cons, 10 ask
ed.
GOLDFIELD,
Sandstone. 57GG0; Red TOP, 400 ask
ed Mohawk. 1900 bid: Jumbo, 400 ask
ed Jumbo EXtu.. I.S0at.S5; Silver Pick.
S3US4; Dixie. 7Gl9: Hibernia, 9410; Con-
queror lid75; Black Rock, 6G7; Lone
Star, 23Q24: c. Wonder, 3Gl4; ORC, %
bid; Sandstone Extn., 5d7; Mayne, S
@9; Atlanta. 64d65; CT. Bend. Sass;
Florence, SIS; D'field 3. e. Cons, asd
%; Goldtield Daisy. 1.5O@l.55; Comb.
Fraction, 3,sOq5S5; L. Dillon, II bid; Y.
Rose, 19d1l,
BULLFROG.
National Bank, 25d26: Y. Girl cas-:
Nugget, l@S; Tramp Cons, 75@77; Vic
tor 10 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mustang, 1921; S, Dog, l4al6; y.
Horse, sac; Ind. Camp. asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Falrview Sill. King. 80 asked Fair
view Eagle, 81 bid: Nevada Hills, AS
asked; Plttsburg Sil. Peak. 1.7Od1 .721a /;
North star WonGer, bid; Eagles Nest,
16 bid; Ruby Wonder, % asked: Allied
of Wonder B.
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1Sla@1SA; Barnes King, 595hi .,
10: Davis DAILY, 1874 @16; GirouX,
S% ass. Hancock. 9d9la *. G.,
10W1O4. Nevada. Utah, 59s q5 -;
kaNon. ] ~ a 81 AneA. 6A az.
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old books Music and Magazines. Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records Of value can be-
saved by having them bound The
News" blndery can do tho work in
any form at any price.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Nowhouse l79si l7ss, ~ l7h sales
900.
Utah Copper, closed 2sisGt3O.
Tennessee Copper iOA i0h; 40h;
4OH.
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+. NJ. WEST & co, stock brokers.
j. F. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
flee and residence,
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a Il, So. Temple, Both
phones 9i0.
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NEVADA. DOUGLAS ANNUAL.
ELECTS Same Officers aud Bonrd ana
Hears Several Good Reports

same officers aud practically the same
board. j. d. Wood succeeded himself
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COPPER CLOSE.

James a. Pollock & Co.. bankc~s and
brokers' furnish the following re-
celved over their private wire this az
ternOon;
Adventure, 38a4. Allouez. 5Oq52;
ArcOdian, 69s07is; Atlantic, l3Ul3la
Bingham lShV2O. b. Coal'n. 27ia02s.
c. q A. l.7dNl.77; shannon, 11AQls.
Tamarack, l.lSdl.2O Trinity, 22ia@
2-A Utah CON, 63si Q6i Victoria. on
H9l; Wash'n. lia bid, Winona, sG9.
Wolverine, lG20l. 66: Wyandot lh@
liai Zinc, 4iiaql2; Boston Con, ESQ
29A Royale, lSlaa19lsi Greeno-C Cana
nea. l5;sqlbls G, & H., S.66ds.7O; Cen-
tennial, aQae con, Mercur 5000:
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II, Franklin. lGisGl6A CRANKY 80
bid Mexico Con. 1871 Gl3a. Michigan
l4i34lia Mohawk sIl5MSsi Nevada
Con, l5&gl6 North Butte. 9eAGaeA :;
ola DOM 55i4q1G, Osceola, iOQl As;
quincy, 1. 30A0l.8l; II. l., 5&@6; Santa
Fe, 3AqSls q, S. s., com, 5fA a55;
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East Butte, l1mllih; Globe. AZ a.
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