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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28
PARK CITY NEWS.
Review OF Weeks Happenings In
summit County Camp.

The remainder of the compressor
machinery for the Alliance and also
TIE nxings for the ncv crusher to be
installed at the King Uill arrived this
week says the Park city Record. In
spite OF all uGly gumors the arrival iu
the camp OF new machinery certainly
looks good.
Billy Whitehul is down from the
Wildnowcr again. just as confident as
ever as to the ultimate outcome Of his
prospect The tunnel rs now iu l6f
feet and few feet further 70 is claimed
VIII open mp the promising mine. There
is no one an the property just now,
but work may be- continued in short
time
Steam is sim kept up at the DAILY
West. and what men are employed
there are down the mine keeping things
In repair and doing what timhcrlng IS
necessary No effort is beiuB made 20
take out ore but with what little work
is being done some ore is being
knocked down and loaded on the cars
and Il Is probable that this win be-
hoisted as il accumuiates. Practically
everything movable in the way Of
steel, tools ETC., has been taken out Of
the mine.
A load Of provisions was taken over
20 the Western Monitor this week and
on the return trip Information was
brought TO the effect that work there
was being vigorously prosecuted a new
boarding and bunk house. shops, etc,
are being erected and every effort Is
being made 20 have the work completed
before the winter SHOWS come 90 stay,
with development work carried on all
winter q flattcrlug showing VIII mo-
da'.bt have been made by the time the
rlnds open up In the spring.
ore Shipments Silver King l.412.320
pounds. DAILY Judge 10000, total
pounds 2264 800.
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SUIT OVER A
TINTIC MINE
Original incorporation Of Colorado
Mining Company Wants
Stock Issued.
A BIG BLOCK is INVOLVED.
Valuation over S3OO. OOO--What sccrc-
tary w Lester Mangum
says

Joseph l.. Wilson. au old Tinuc rroe-
pector, win De the plaiutin in a suit
to be filed in "a few days which VIII
involve a large block of stock Boa the
Colorado mine. "Unclo" Jesse knight g
big producer and dividend payer IN the
Tinuc district Wilson was ono Of the
incorporators Of the original Colorado
company and declares that under the
conditions by which the company OBJ
tanned its original holdings in the Tin.
tic region he bcclme owner Of one.
third OF the stock Of the company. Halt
Of this interest he later sold 20 Coz.
George W. T.. Dorsey. another of tho
incorporators Of the company, and he
gave away 10000 shares. This left him
owner of 80. 01O shares IN the old Colo
RADIO company. which would be equiva.
lent 20 10000 shares in the new Colo
RADIO company and represent value
OF over $500 Goo
The original Colorado company was
capitalized for $4,000 shares of the
par value OF 81 each and among the In
corp0rators were Dan s. spencer Col.
G.. w T.. Dorsey. and Albert Hagen.
Wilson was hard up az the time for
ready cash and claims 10 have sold
Col. Dorsey 10000 shares Of his stock
for small sum however. there was
no Particular value attached TO the
stock at that time.
Following this sale OF 10000 shares,
Wilson was taken sick and was brought
20 Salt Lake for treatment. He was
nurscd back 90 health at St. Marks
hospital. and i'm HIS gratitude be says
ho presented the hospital with 5.00o
shares OF Colorado stock aud gave the
attending physician. Or. J. T. CroNall.
who is now located at Gold
field. Nevada. other stock The
stock was given In lieu of ready
cash OF which Wilson was not album
dainty possessed. Wilson claims that
the remaining 10000 shares was pooled
with other stock and was never issued
% him. Re declares that hc had no
knowledge OF the rcorganiza uon OF the
Colorado company until long after Il
had happened. He was in Arizona at
the time and only recently came from
there. after an absence OF ove- five
years. TO try and reclaim the Serest
In the Tintic mine which, he says. still
belongs 90 him. He has employed
King. Burton & King. attorneys. who
are preparing a complaint.
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Forenoon tls..52,O5o shares. $22, ass rs

Regular call -36,S5O shares, S25,3lb.ZJ
open board ..15.2O0 shares, s,542 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

favorabiy under the direction Of supt
u. l.. Nolf
w s. Brown OF Fremont. Mob, who
a. interested IN several Utah and Ne
vada mining enterprises, returned
home today rficr u soiourn here OF
about three weeks
Morris Rothcnbcrger. the New York
broker who has been Instrumental I'm
financing the Bingham Central-stan-
dard Mining company. has been made
&c director OF that corporation.
IN the Missouri Kansas district in
1905. there was produced 556.l36.l0
pounds of zinc ana Is. 2O6.69o pounds Of
lead. said to have had valuation of
Si5.1o2.4io
The local ore buyers are making set
Elements FOR ore today on the basis
OF Gola cents per ounce for silver; lls
cents O. pound FOR casting copper, llN
ccnts "a pound for cathode copper AMI
cas- per 100 pounds FOR lead.
Alta mi Getting of tho G1ldne'd. Rev.
Miners uni1n on saturday the prop
osition Co cali strike In sympathy
with The Bishop. call union. which
has been organized among the em-
ploycs OF the Nevada California Pow
cr company was voted down.
Joseph rullns VINO was prominent
ly identified with some Of the mines
OF Mcrcgr several years ago. died In
san Diego. Cal. few days ago He
had been ir failing health for sew
Cral months and went there in hopes
of recupcrlg eng but without avail The
deceased was "a native of Ireland and
90 years IF age. lie was well known
among mining men.
w. Mont Ferry has returned from
"trip 60 Del Norte county Cal, where
he went To make an inspection Of the
Alia-California copper property upon
which an option was secured some
time ago by a salt Lake syndicate OF
which he was member He states
that the property looks like % good
one and II has been decided 20 eNer-
cisc the option. j. n Turner and l.
a. Sparey are interested in the SYM
dictate AIR. Turner is now ON the
ground pushing development work.
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CONCENTRATES

john A. Kirby has returned from %
trip l1 los Angeles
suat l.. a.. Duy 90 the Bullion Beck
mine Boo Tmue o. in the city today.
Col d. A. Wall has taken .uauers lu
the Utah Savings a. Trust bulldius on
south Main street.
Tho delinquent stock sale of the
Butler Liberal company ls scheduled
to take place on Tuesday Nov. 81
The assessment of cent "a share
on tho stock 0f tho Little Chief
Mining company becomes delinquent
NuE
a. 81 Johnson of the Newhouse stan
N engineers is at the property Of the
Western Nevada Copper company az
feringtOn.
". A. Taylor the well known broker
or lthyolIte New, D. On the city today
on his way back 90 camp from a trip
10 Rev York.
The development Of the Desert Mnr-
der Mining companya property near
Modena o. said 10 be pfosressing very
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WHAT MANGUM SAYS.


Provo. Utah. oct. 2s.-The attention
oil ". Lester Mangum, secretary Of the
Colorado Mining company. was called
today 10 the report from Salt Lake
10 the effect that Joseph l. Wilson one
OF the tncorporators of the original
corporation, would shortly bring suit
To recover 10000 shares. or it's equiva-
lent I'm the present company.
MI. Wilson has no case against the
Colorado company whatever" declared
Mr. Mangum. His stock was held i'm
trust by Col. Dorsey who was given
absolute authority 20 do Mr.. Wilson's
business for him. He viii have 10 fight
IL out with Col. Dorsey"
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UlNTAH RAILROAD.
II T. Charged That II il Owned by the
Asphalt Trust.

Asphalt Trust.
Denver oct. 2s. A hearing on various
charges of discrimination made by
George j. Kindel, a Denver manufac-
turer and others against express and
railroad companies operating between
Colorado and other states. was begun
here today before Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Charles a. Prouty. SO
far ass the express companies are cone
cerncd O. is TO be "a battle royal and
determined efforts viii be made TO
compel the companies 20 reduce rates TO
Denver from eastern points which are
declared 20 be eXorbitant as compared
with rates To cities both east and west
of Denver.
Altogether there are six different
cases to be- heaN. said Commissioner
Prouty. perhaps the most interesting
OF the railroad cases Is the charge made
by the American Asphalt company
against the Uiutah railroad, Co the et-
fcct that the road is owned by the
asphalt trust The American Asphalt
company says trust asphalt is hauled
over the road at tower rate than IL
u.s. granted
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REGULAR A. N. SALES.


Forenoon sales. oct 2S;
columbus Con. 400 al 3 90.
Lower Mammoth, 2,lOO at $50; 800
at 1.52le. 400 az 1.47ia.
May Day. 1000 at 40 900 az as. :
80. LOO az as
Uncle sam Con, 200 az IS; 100 at
Is. 3 800 at TO-
Beck Tunnel 100 at e.. 100 at 70,
] 200 at so.
colorado. 800 at $3.50; 200 at a.ssia,
400 al 3.35.
crown Point. $500 at 80 100 at
s4ih.
500 at A.; ZOO at 43.
South Columbus 500 at 95; $50 at
%. 1000 at 90.
sioux con. 600 at IS. 1900 at So.
600 at 36is 500 at So $. 80.
seven Troughs 500 az 80: 500 az 81.
Victor Con. 1000 al 90; 1000 at 90.
$ so. 500 at .06A 1000 at .0Sis.
Yankee Con. 100 at 40.
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel 100 at 20. 2.95O at 80.
Black Jack Con. 800 at 30ia 1900
az 80. 1000 az 81.
Crown Point. 1000 at 35is LOO
az a.
Uncle sam Con. zoo al so. 800 at
81: 600 az 50. 500 al 49,
Victor Con. 1000 al Sis
May Day. 1000 at 46.
REHABILITATION.
Regular call $3.50 shares, s23.9i6.25
open board 1890 shares, s,542 90
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. oct. 2s.--Money on call
iu strong demand; q at IS per cent.
" ruling rate so. closing bid --
offered nt q. Timc loans nominal.
close; Prime mercantile paper Z at
~ pcr cent. sterling exchange
nominal with actual business ia
bankers bills ut 1873 10 1925.
Bar silver GOla Mexican dollars
los. Government bonds steady.
I7lilfoad bonds irregular.
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NEVADA DOUGLAS ORE.

The Nevada Douglas Copper COM
pany has another car OF high grade
copper ere In the market today The
lot consists Of SO tons and settlements
were made on the basis Of three
ounces in silver, 1901 per cent cop-
per and 11.5 per cent iron.
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eoLDF1ELD CONSOLIDATED.

The announcement by senator
Nixon Of Nevada ON saturday 20 the
effect that the Goldneld Consolidated
company will post "a dividend of 70
cents a share. aggregauug S90o.0Oo.
has been received with good deal Of
satisfaction by local shareholder
The dividend viii be paid ian. %.
IL is said there are 5000 shareholders
In the q lldheld Conaoldnted.
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MARKET IN coon TonE.
Uncle sam CON an active Stock
Closing Quotations and Sale.

The mining stock market opened 100
good tone This morning and teofe lre
good reasons 90 believe that theH. 1900
be- further Improvement during 90.
present week Tho cheering ncWa from
the eastern market ceutela during The
day has gOue "a long way towards noe
storing confidence. Tiuuc stocks ng-
utod most c1usuicuousl.. ThDrr Was
some heavy buying of Uncle sam cone
solidated. which started with b. sale OF
200 shares ut Us cents aud climbed
steadily a. s3 cents. May Day lrlI lts
own. while Lower NJ mW1fu "eu. uu
Go Sl53s and thrl dropped back Goo
fl41ia Tho lsurht issurs-Eoca Tome
uel ana ColoratI-uple1rc 'u notIar
tone and HHck J1cE brought 3N's '2
and 30 cents Boo thp respective 1lder
columbus Consolidated U1s placed 3D.
g. while south columbus dr0nu,l f1 1
cents Seven Trousu- sold ut Ed aHi al
cents and Crown Point closed ON stIr
o. 2f cents. no trading Boz tho uuA teu
stocks Nu" reported.
Tine closing quotations and tI.
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

Kansas city, Oct 8.-Catuc-Rccelpls
1900 Market steady Native steers.
f6I1t fl. southern steers. 21duIO0 .S0uth-
com COWS. 20p03l0. COWS and hclfets .1r
N4-. uockots ana feeders, 2GHEc1.
bulls. -.n4el, calves. 2.ua.fI. western
atrerr 1na@. western cows 225u3.au
Hose Receipts, a0O0 market o 20 l
hFua. Bulk of sales. a.laff5II. heavy.
'op5.t1. pa.kcrh 5o)4&@. pigs and
Nrhf. aHMG.N.
Sheep Reoeints 600 Mukct steady.
Muttons. fHuo1l. lambs, 575u5l0 range
wethcrs. f7sT6t1. fed ewes. hEn6.B
OMAHA.
Omaha. O.L -Cattlo-R ooolptH as0
Market s'oW Do tu o. couts lower. Nn-
uNU steers $4,000. COWS ana holl.Ia
22DHE. weston stccrs. a50u1 ~. TcKaa
stcDla aO9d4 40. range cows ana hclfrrs
tDfn3a. gluncrl lt02 ID. stoclers and
lerders 2'.4s .l calves. st45J0. bulls.
logs Receipts, lWU Market 90 ID
cgnu hlghcr Heavy tbu5.0. mixed
usN1I1as light O.lUnd.f5. pigs. f15160
Sheep Receipts H.00 Market 10 to Is
rDnta lower TED muttous 5205 0.
GnlffGll.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Oct 28-Cattlc--Roccipts u.-
COO Market steady. Bceyes. aGNf,io;
COWS. I aJfis.0O. calves, AyG6.t5 Texans.
3dUU4 60. westerur. c.2Uu5.l5. stockeIs and
feeders 2fONad1.
Hogs Receipts. about 1900 Market 5
90 100 higher. Light 5.GlQcN. mixed $50
If -. hclNE, I.1sHG.9l. rough 5Nl06.au.
pigs. 4.G005.B: bulk of sales 5G005.a 0.
Sheep HeCcipts about 1900. Market
weak Native 21o0 fE: western 21nn
$780, yearlinEs. ..Woa0i lambs. A5U1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

Tonopah Nevada, rs bid; Tonopah
Extension. 1875 asked. MacNamara,
17G1s; Midway 4sd52; Tonopah
Belmont go bid; Tonopah North
star. 1O6l2; Ohio Tonopah. 2G3;
West End Cons. BIS a SO, Rescue, 4 n 8;
Tonopah & California. S asked, Col
den Anchor. aN5: Jim Butler. 80
bid Cash Boy. 30 bid; Home. bid;
Monarch Pitts. Extn.. { bid; Montana
Midway EXtn.. 2 as.
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BULLFROG.

Original. 3 bid Bunfrog Mining
506; Montana Bullfrog, 1m3; Ma
tional Bank. bid. l.. Harris. ask
ed: Amethyst hid. Gold Bar, 80 bid.
Denver Bullfrog Annex. bid. Bon
ME Glare. "a asked. Mayilower Cons.
l6N17; MOntgy Sho. Ext. 3 bid;
O.. Sceptcr, asked. Montgy MI. 3
bid. Homestake Cons. 52n52 y.
Girl bid, Nugget bid Tramp
Cons, 10 bid Victor. bid North
Stlr ? bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28
ATTENTION.

Beware ~ rank imitation Butter
Nut Bread. Look Tor our blue label on
every loaf u ia NOT genuine without
A.
SUPERIOR BAKING co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28
JUZO TSUKU0A
geo PLACED ON TRIAL,

Juzo Tsukuda was paced on TRIAL
This afternoon before Judge Arm-
strong Tor murder in the FIRST de-
gree n iH charged that be killed
IawheI FhIn at Garfield ON July 4
thia year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28
SALES OF COPPER.
Some Big Lots Have Been SOLD in
Europe.

Boston. oct 2S-Heavy sales OF
copper in Europe are reported by local
producers one large selling agency
today disposed Of 5000 600 pounds 81
copper compared with 4500. 600 pounds
yesterday. Sales We're made ON basis
Of 1874 cents a pound for elc,trolyuc
which IS an advance of from D. TO q
cents a pound. one concern reports
sales Of something like 40 O0O. 900
pounds since the first OF the mon D..
II Is authoritively stated that sales
made abroad were to consumers and
not 20 spectators and that indications
point strongly 10 turn for the better
iu copper market
New York. oct. 26.-SiXty million
pounds OF copper sold in London on
Saturday by the Amalgamated Cou-
per company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28
COAfsrOCK

Ophir. LS2hQ185: Mexican. 590CO.
Could & Curry. 1890; Con. Va. 5S05gi
Savage. 4SG52; Hale & Norcross. 65G
S. Yellow Jacket. $50 bid; Belcher 30
al. Sierra Nevada. 5id52; Exchequer,
30 bid. Union. 2S bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

Under Natl Bank of Republic. car
rles tho largest stock OF cut nowors In
the city. Miss Child Manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

Sandstone. laalG; Mohawk. sag bid:
Colo. Min. l60l Jumbo Ext. 90 bid.
Nernal bid; pennsylvania, ln3. Booth
lSQls Blue Bull l6dl1. Adams, 1Nt;
silver Pick. 3 bid nevada Boy. bid.
Black Butte EAt. 3Q4: Blue BcIL 50f:
Dixie, 3a4. GoIdheld Columbia. bid.
Hibcrnia. Q bid ST. ives, So bid, Com
QuDrci. 5U6; Black Rock bid Lone
Star. bid c. Wonder 3 asked Pot-
latch. 40 asked; orc, bid: Kendall
Ext, 2 asked. Sandstorm Ext. ask.
ed; Maync, 2W3; Atlanta, 2802l,
CO. Bend 2Gn2t. SiuuleUl...
Empire. o bid. Red Top. Ext, 1905,
florence. 2.20122j3 Drela %. B CONS.
rs asked Gollneld Daisy, 81 bid. lac
guna, so bid. COM Fraction. sf4t,-
CT Bend Ext bid. CT Bend Anney.
bid, Midtown 20 asked; p. r. Bou-
ANA 1908 Kewauos 22 bid; Eamar-
aida, Q bid; Portland. bid, Cracker
Jack. 2 bid. Rcd Hiilf 81 bid. Mo-
hawk Ext 5NG. T. Dillon sac. y.
Tiger l1 asked. fuadr1. 10t- 81 n
Ext. o h3. s.. Rose. Z bid. Col Mt.
Ext, asked; GoldGcld Con, H.s,..
q Uur T'N... IrI..r... . I|H
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d. S. West & CO. stock brokers
ID n Walker Blk Both phones Of
aco aul residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

r. n. Snow n Co., Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk Both 'phones1973.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

GEO. p CANNON ASSOCIATION.
RROKEUs. "a y. So. Temple Both
'qhoueH Dio.
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GEORGE M. CANNON q
Or Z O oowANs

Announces that he has opened 1r I'D.
az 2ot-l0 Security and Truat prr5i--
ana wiz hereafter .en-aHa .H tlo 1r1s
Hours tc 8. '.s
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following on Nevada stocks from san
Francisco today:
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custom Assayers ana Chemists. 100
South West Temple 81
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SERIOUS injury would have resulted
had not tlp engineer ou me passenger
train seen tnr lreIght ANA reversed hls
engine. hriugins Che train almost to o.
sudden naIt just aH tho collision oc-
CURED Conductor Gleason was just
passing between two coaches when the
accident occurred. ana was thrown
against Che doors badly hrulsiug hl8
arm Some of ihe passengers were
rlHhru up. huf 300 one sustained any
injuries o. delayed traffic for about
two hours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

Hait Lake Photo supply Co
kodaks. nnishing, framing its s
Main Street
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Nchokcr A Carrie, stock BROKERS
22i u. n. Walker Bldg. Phone 290a
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rNInN AssAY nrTICn

N s Hanauer. J. v. sadlor.
i52 50. West Temple. p. O. box ilas.
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MINING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals.

Local ore buyers are making
settlements today on the basis OF
cora cents per ounce Tor silver,
1913 cents pound for casting
copper. 1913 cents q pound Tor ca
thoGa copper and sA75 Per 100
pounds Tor lead
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
lead. quiet. t.550f.'o
COPPER. strong. $50 1873
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-28

F1IrrlrW Silver Kiug 10 asked. Pale
tieW Eagle t0 bid, Nevada Hua 3A
b.d puHhurs Silver Peak tIfha. Fac
Fle.F Nsel a3 bid. Alice ol Wonder p
asked.
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CANNON g. CANNON. Mining Stock
Brokers. rs T.. S Tenn. Both Phonea
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TWO TRAINS MEET
IN OGDEN YARDS.


Special Correspondence.
ogden. oct ga collision occurred
Saturday night in Che ogden freight
yards between "a eDuthbouuI 1910
Gauio Western passenger train anI
600 Oregon Short Line freight train. re-
llt.us in the damaging of Two box
cars. ana au engine. uad slight lu-
jur.os tu Conductor Gleason. The bio
Gmude was leaving tlo depot late and
was motiu8 a' Eonl speed Az TWon-
ty-hrst street. where ths g q. rs. ANA
the I'D. s. J.. tracks CROSS thc trains mrI
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Registered Short Horn Cattle
Thomas W. Jennings. 45 Hooper
Block
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=. CAMPBELL.
STOCK Broker. eib ID. J.. Walker Block
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a GOOD HOUSE ErErrr r.
small family enquire evening a5 po,5 +,
Arcade.
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HELP WANTED

Harry simpler. ComuI.... r.....
fapher. i51 Main Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
PRIZE COURT OPPOSED.
Hormonizing Committee appointed
ON DIR. ChOate's Notion.

The Hague. July ia discussion OF ths
Anglo-German proposition regarding the estab-
nshment Of the proposed international prize
court. occupied most OF the time OF the sub
committee to which the matter was referred To-
day. Considerable opposition developed. and
ultimately Joseph II. Choate moved the appoint
meut of small committee 10 harmonic the dif-
ferent proposals. VI. Bourgeois CFrance) heartily
seconded the motion, which was carried unani-
mously.
The subcommittee 10 which the question OF
submarine mines was referred also met to-day.
General Horace Porter said that the American
proposal on the subject corresponded with sew
eraI others. notably that of Great Britain. and
therefore would provoke little discussion At
the suggestion Of General Porter, Rear Admiral
Charles s. Sperry was appointed to represent
the United States on a special commission which
will examine the whole subject OF submarine
mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
TO PROMOTE EDUCATION.
Resolutions adopted by National
association at Los angeles.

Los Angeles. July 1.-THE National Educational
Association in executive session to-day adopted the
following resolutions:
THAT committee OF five be appointed by the
president OF the council. OF which committee our
world honored leader. DR.. William Il Harris. shall
DO chairman. and the United States Commissioner
of Education and tho president OF this council
shall be members. whose duty 1t shall be to con-
slider and report to this council what steps may DO
possible toward securing tho corporation OF tho
various organizations for the promotion Of edu-
catien and the consideration of Its problems. which
may exist IN the various civilized countries OF the
world
The council elected officers follows: President,
Joseph Swain. president OF SwarthmOre COllegei
vice-presdent, J. nj. Green. Trenton. N. J.; secre-
tary. J. w. Carr.
Tho report OF the committee appropriations.
which was adopted, included the appointment OF
committees by the president and the appropriation
Of $500 for each OF the following purposes:
To investigate and submit q tentative report on
a system OF teaching morals In public schools
For the further investigation OF Industrial edu-
cation for rural schools.
For a preliminary inquiry into the contemporary
Judgment as to culture element iu education and
a time that should be devoted 10 the combined
school and college course.
To consider and make preliminary report of
the shortage of teachers and colleges. causes and
remedies.
To make preliminary report on provisions for
exceptional children in the public schools"