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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Mrs. B. B. Leverett and child
rem are at Warm Springs.

Mrs. B. B. Leverett and child
rem are at Warm Springs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Williams
are visiting Mrs. Williams parents
at Whitley this week.
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Mrs. Willis Smith and little
daughter will spend a few weeks
at Whittle Springs, Tennessee.
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Misses Minnie and Lucy Whit
ley are visiting their grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Paulk during
the absence of their parents.
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The Seaboard's annual eXcur-
sion to Atlanta Monday July %,
to Savannah, offers an oppOrtuui-
ty to visit that city and the sea
shore. The round trip rate is on
Jy $3.50 with a five days limit.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
The Seaboard Airline II. L.
is advertising it's annual personal
ly conducted excursion to Savan-
nah for Monday July 22nd. The
train leaves Fitzgerald at 9:45 a.
m. and arrives at Savannah at
1913 p. m. The low rate of $3.50
permits five days limit in Savan-
nah.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
FITZGERALD DRUG co.

Mrs. r. w. Campbell went to
Townsville today.
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Miss Annie Mccall, who is teach
ing at Wright, spent Sunday at
home.
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Mrs. +. D. MaShburn and family
took their departure today for
Talula Falls.
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The construction gang A., B. u
A. is raising the grade on Ocmul-
gee avenue Is inches i'll the low
places.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. jolly and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Barden
and son, and Miss Lucille Harris,
went to St. Simons this morning.
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Want3d-A few persons Of re-
fined and Christian character can
obtain good board in a christian
home at reasonable rates. Apply
sol w. Pine st. Hamilton Cottage
FitzperaldGa. 83-tf
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Make me an Offer for one or
more Of the following lots.
Lot 5 Square 10 Block 2 City OF
Fitzgerald
Lot - Square s Block - City OF
Fitzgerald
Lot % Square 8 Block Z City OF
Fitzgerald
Lot 6 Block 2 Williams Addition
City of Fitzgerald.
| Also 20 acre tract No 1919 Of
lot $50 old 4th District of Irwin
County. Address quick
David Comfort,
| Triton Ga. 863t
! NATURALIZATION by young
lady of experience as bookkeepel
or stenographer. Answer K car
lof Enterprise. q I
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
DR.. J. NJ. ADAMS,
DENTIST
OFFICE-ROOMS 2 AND 8.
EMPIRE BUILiN

A position by efficient stenogra-
pher. Good references can be fur
nished. Address, "X'' Gen. De
livery, Cordele, Georgia. 9l-3t.
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There is stronger prohibition
sentiment in Georgia now than ev-
er before in it's history, and no one
will be surprised if the legislature
passes a prohibition bill. The
radical prohibition sentiment is
now much stronger than the local
option theory which has been SO
strong in Georgia. Coffee Coun-
ty News.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Statement of the Conditio
the
HOME SAVINGS BA
FITZGERALD, GA,
At the close of bueiness JuBe %
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts. ..............
Demand loans. ....................
OVcEurdlUS ..'...,' '''s''''.'. .ts III
Bonds and stocks owned by the bank
Banking House. .....................
Furniture and Fixtures. ..........
Other real estate.
Due from Banks and Bankers In
the State. .....................
Due from Banks and Bankers In
other States. ..................
Curfeucy .'..'.'.'.' ......... ..''''' :
OOlu .'.'''ss .'s'.'''' -
SILVER, Nickels and Pennies.
Checks and other cash items ........
Interest paid. Observation-Disclosures;
Total. NAM. .............,......%
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

Engineer Hilton,s wife and ba-
by Katrine, are visit ng in Way
cross.
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May Eva, little daughter OF En-
gineer Martin, is quite i'll on
North Main street
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Mrs. Eugene Burch of Hawkins
vile who has been the guest OF
her parents, Engineer Buckalow
and wife, accompanied by her Sis
ter, Miss Mary Buckalow, went to
Thomasville yesterday.
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Engineer "Dock" Johnson has
bought a dwelling house on Alta.
maha street and will remodel it
before moving in.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Sacred Concert.

At the Blue and Gray Park Sun
day afternoon at $3.50.
Opening March,
Bits of Remick's ov.-Limpia
Sacred Music-the Band,
Golden Rod-Mabel Mckinley
Dancing with my Baby
Schottische-Anthony
Dances Promesses
Caprice by Laurendeau
Sacred Songs.
Medley-Herndon
Dear Old Georgia-Solo for from
bone-Mr. Boyles
March-Finale
The Star Spangled Banner.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

Savannah, Ga. July 1O.-sa-
vannah Typographical Union, the
highest class labor organization in
Savannah, has refused to enter the
fight against prohibition. The
Savannah Trades and Labor AS
sembly asked the printers to pass
resolutions against prohibition,
but they refused to do so.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

Mrs. M. J. Coser is visiting her
son in Broxton.
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And now it's tobacco trust the
federal courts are after.
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City and colony maps for sale at
the Enterprise office. II
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Mrs. Jones, of Atlanta, is spe nd
ing the week with Ada Walker.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Good horse for sale, inquire at
the Vendome. IT,
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Mr.. and Mrs. J.. M. Lee and
children took the train for Irwin
vile today.
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For SALE-About one hundred
and fifty feet of good picket tenc-
ing posts and gates. ). r. Mercer
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The Farmers Union will hold an
all day meeting at Oak Ridge on
Friday the 10Th. EVERYBODY in
vited to come and bring your bas-
kct dinner.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Adah Chapter o. L. 5. meets
the first Monday in each month al
3D.. m. and the second Monday al
SD. m. Members and visitors OF
this order are cordially invited t(
attend these meetings. S4-tt
Get Busy at Something Usefu2.
The COWS are usurplng tn
shades. One can hardly pass TIT
streets unless lie has a good cQd
Gel to knock the COW out Of th'
way.-WaycrOss Journal.
Fitzgerald passed that stage OF
existence several years ago.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Weather Report

EDITOR ENTERPRISES:
For publication in your paper l furnish
herewith record of meteorological observa-
lions taken by the undersigned as coopera-
tive observer Of the Weather Bureau of the
u. department of Agriculture, during the
week ending July IL, 1897 at Fitzgerald, Ga.
The instrumental readings are from govern
ment standard instruments exposed in the
manner recommended by the Chief of the
Weather Bureau.
Respectfully,
5. C. BROWN,
Cooperative Observer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

A carload of the Farmers I'm
ion ginnery came in over the Sea-
board today.
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Mrs. G. M. Gunter arrived from
Fitzgerald Sunday, and will spend
the week in Triton, the guest OF
Mrs. j. J. Garrett, on the Heights.
Triton Gazette.
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Mrs. r. A. Burch and little
daughter, of Hawkinsville, and
Miss Mae Buckalow, of Fitzgerald,
visited their sister, Mrs. B. w.
Hightower, ON Park avenue, last
week.-Tifton Gazette.
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Rev. J. G. Flanders, of Fitzger-
aid, was the guest of Hotel Geor-
gia, Wednesday, ON his return
from Ashburn, where he had been
looking after business Matters
Triton Gazette.
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Mrs. D. w. M. Whitley and
daughter, Miss Laura accompanied
by Miss Lola Paulk, went up to
Indian Springs today where they
will spend several weeks. Mr..
Whitley went with them.
Pull fer Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
The city papers will have to get
up some other argument against
state prohibition. Loss of reve-
Hue will not suffice. SObriety
must never be weighed against
dollar s-Dublin Courier Dispatch
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The sidewalk, leading up to the
A. B. & A., depot platform on
Main street, ought to be kept open
at least enough to let foot-passen-
gers thro. Sometimes hacks and
transfers fill up every foot Ofspace.
To,,,,, - co,ootI;ra TTsaful
Mrs. HI. M. Thurston, who lost
her aged husband a few weeks ago,
will accompany her daughter, Mrs.
F. E. Fugard, as far as Atlantic
City, New Jersey, and visit with
her awhile.
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Mrs. Virginia Query and her
Alicia young lady
and little son, from Forest City,
Arkansas are visiting Mrs. Gurry's
brother, Fred Harnish on Roanoke
Drive. Mr.. Query is an employe
of the Rock Island Railroad.
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There is bill before the legis
lature, that will, if passed, raise
the age at which girl can give
consent to her ruin from ten years,
as it now stands, to sixteen years.
Mrs. Armour, Georgia state
president w. G. T. IT,, sends out a
appeal to all good citizens
to use their influence for it's pass
age.
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Mr.. H. III. James is in Tennessee
preparatory to his marriage to
Miss Tessie Lee Smith, of Sweet
Water, Tenn. Miss Smith was one
of the valued teachers in our city
schools last year and while here
cupid captured the couple. The
wedding is expected to take place
next week. Mr.. James
is a cotton dealer of this section.
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The Cheap Store
Re ductlon and RemcVa! Sale
vii be cont nued arothe'
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
The Cheap Store

Re ductlon and Removal! Sale
VII be cont nued arothe'
week, July 10Th July 18th
i.Ve must re6uca our large
stock and are off ring many
bargains to accomplish it
Don't miss this opportunity.
Sinaons Bros. e Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Fenn's Voting Contest.

The following shows the standing
of the young ladies in Fem Bros
voting contest:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Cheap Rates. on The AtA
Birmingham, 6 AtIanti
n All Points.

The Atlanta, Birmingham
lantic r. r. with it's CONT
riding and elegantly ea
trains offers some attractive
for the Summer Tourist. M
Tourists rates are now u
which will take you any
very cheap, Any route
may be taken with st0pOveE
ed. For any information
ing rates and routes, call
phone.
e. P. Searcy, Commercial AL
Fitzgerald
Phone, I
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Fitzgerald U undertaking.
Under management of w
ROGERS. All calls viii
Answered promptly day
night. Phone No 1O7.
State. License No IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-30
CONCENTRATES.

George A. Baird, president of the
Western Exploration company, has ar
rived In the city from Chicago.
Frank y. Cook has gone to Cobalt,
Ont. to make an examination OF
mining proposition there.
Edgar L. Newhouse OF the American
Smelling & Refining directorate, Is In
the city on a periodical business trip.
Sidney NJ. Bamberger is in Cobalt.
Ont, to make an examination OF tho
property OF the Frisco Contact Mining
company.
Captn, Duncan Maovichie returned
yesterday from southern California.
where he went to make an inspection
OF mining property.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday b. Mccormick
& Company were; Crude ore and con-
centrate, $4,000: base bullion, $4,000.
General Manager Charles w. Whitley
OF the American Smelling a. Refining
company expects to leave for New York
tomorrow to visit the executive offices
OF that big corporation.
/. l.. Merrill, "A prominent Arizona OPP
orator, is In the city. He has been
making an Inspection OF the Bingham
copper mines and was out To the new
mill OF the Utah Copper company at
Garfield today 10 get some new ideas
OF concentration methods.
The management OF tho Newhonse
Mines & Smeters company announced
today that the big mill In which the
ores OF the Cactus mine 20 for treat
ment will 40 into commission again on
Feb. 1. The plant has been closed for
the reason that the fuel supply be-
came exhausted.
owing 10 the condition Of the wealth.
er. as well as difficulty pow beir. ex-
perlenced In getting trains over the
road. together with the shortage OF fuel
work on the caliente n Phoebe railroao
has been indefinitely postponed. Tha
corps OF engineers here. under Division
Engineer Lothrop continue TO work ON
the grade but are not making very rap
| Id progress through the mud and snow.
--Caliohte Lode Express
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-30
NEVADA SUPERIOR ENJoINED.
Charles ID. Rooklidge and Others OBJ
ject to u Late Assessment

An injunction suit has been filed in
the district court by Charles d. Rock
light, $. l.. Butler and Emma s. Rock
lidge against the Nevada Superior
Mines company to restrain defendant
from attempting to sell $1,000 shares
OF stock In said company owned by
plaintiffs under an alleged Illegal as
sessment. The complaint alleges that
two of the plaintiffs are directors OF
said company and that on Dec. is, 1906 a
majority OF the board of directors I'M
lawfully held a meeting OF the board In
Rockford, ILL.,, without giving plain
tiffs any notice thereof and that they
levied pretended assessment of 10
cents a share on all the stock of the
company.
Said Assessment is alleged to be IL
Logan for the reason that the meeting
of the directors was held outside OF
this state and not at the principal place
OF business of the company, namely
Salt Lake City, as provided In the ar
tlcles of incorporation. The assessment
is also claimed to be Illegal for the rea-
son that no notice was given the 9TH
er directors to enable them to be pres
emf. For all of these reasons plaintiffs
ask that the assessment be declared
Illegal and that the defendant be re-
strained from selling their stock TO sat
isfy said assessment. The stock is adj
vertised as delinquent and the date of
the sale is Feb. ., 1907 Judge Morse
issued temporary restraining order
In the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-30
Successfully Concentrated Their
Attack on Pennsylvania, Erie
Union Pacific and Others.
PRICES MADE A DECIDED FALL.
Vigorous Drives ~ Prices Brought Out
Grent Outpourlng Of Stocks
or All Glasses.

New York. Jan. 3o-Firet prices for
stocks today showed a sharp rebound
from yesterdays closing level Tho de-
mand was active. Anaconda rose ~.
Reading and Smelling TX, Canadian Pa
ci1c ~. ST. Paul and Amalgamatcd Cop
per j and Union Pacific, Southern Pa
clic, Northern Pacific, Atchison and L.
h. Steel large fractions.
The high prices at the opening brought
about large offerings of stocks. In add
ton TO this, the bear fractions were ac-
tive and concentrated their attacks with
success against Pennsylvania, Reading.
Erie, Union Pacific. Amalgumated Cop
per and U. s. Steel. The result was a
precipitate fall In prices, which wiped
out the initial advances and drove some
stocks below yesterdays closing.
Trading was almost idle after II o'clock
and price movement very sluggish. St.
Great Northern preferred ].
Bonds were steady,
More vigorous Efforts were restorted TO
TO drive prices down and there was an
outpouring of stocks OF all classes, which
put the list materially below last night.
There We're losses OF 10 in l.ackawanna,
rs in Northwestern, in General Elec-
trio. and / to lss in Reading, Southern
Railway preferred and Smeiting.
Large offerings of special stocks came
upon the market and again drove them
to the lowest. The general market, while
not much affected, fell back sympatheti-
cally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-30
]. J. HILL SAYS STORMS IN
NORTHWEST WORST KNOWN

New York Jan. 30.-~Jamcs j. HILL presi-
dent OF the Great Northern railroad, ar
rived yesterday from the northwest;
where 100 miles of his road are buried
under snow drifts and the worst blizzard
in Its history is raging.
Speaking OF the storms. Mr., Hill said:
The storms raging from Larimer. n.
D., 10 north OF the Rockies are almost
unparalleled in the history Of that coun-
try. Out of 70 winter days we have had
60 days of storm. But We don't expect
any disastrous effects II the weather
moderates soon.
Notwithstanding the severity Of the
winter, wrong impression prevails IN
tho east regarding the sufferings of our
western citizens. That Idea has been
fostered out there by the little politicians
who have been sending kilograms to
Washington.
why. out in DEVILS Lake, which is in
the heart of the storm center. they are
giving balls and dances. They were very
Indignant to learn that in the east they
believed they were starving and freez-
ing Grand Forks, which is a supply sta
ton. sent word In every direction to
learn where there was want and suffer-
Ing. They heard from one man who was
In need OF tobacco. as his supply OF
crackers had run short
Norfolk Ncb.. Jan. 30.--The cold wave
from the northwest has settled down
over northern Nebraska and southern
South Dakota. the temperature falling to
e below zero at Bonesteel. 5. D.; be-
low at Chadroli Is below at Norfolk and
) below at Fremont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-30
AN ANIMATED SESSION.
Minority Directors of Blackbird Cop
per Co. Stir mp Things.

There was lively session of the
directors of the Backbird Copper COM
pany held yesterday in the oitices OF
that corporation In the McCorhlck
block. The representatives or the
minority shareholders on the board
wanted to find out few things about
how the affairs of the corporation
have been conducted during the past
two years. The suspicion entertained
by them that matters have dritted
along In bad way proved true. It
developed that notwithstanding that
the several properties of the com
pany have been practically idle for
the past two or three years, they are
really badly involved in financial
way The minority shareholders nave
complained for some time that they
have been unable to ascertain Just
how things have been going and they
proposed to find out at yesterdays
meeting--and they did,
1t appears that year ago there
was a mortgage against the com
panys Idaho properties for over
$24l,000; a note at the bank for Sl5,-
900, besides an overdraft for So
906.03 and S11,737.3I to John e. Du-
Bots and $1,i0O to l.. a. Amsden. The
secretary's report shows that the lat
ter account has been paid; that the
note at the bank has been extended To
March 1 next; the overdraft has been
reduced to S5S47.7S while the
amount owing to Mr. Dubois has been
increased. through moneys since i'd
vanced the company by him, to sl6.-
645.7S. A note for this amount was
given to Mr.. Dubois and later paid
on by issuing 10 him bonds of the
company to the amount of s134,250,
or at the rate OF 10 cents on the
dollar. Other advances OF money, etc,
ran the company further In debt and,
last fall IN order to raise funds the
company advertised for bids on the
unissued bonds held by the company
In November, 1905, Mr.. Du Bots had
made an offer to the company To take
It's bonds at 10 cents ON the dollar,
providing he was given bonus of
two share Of stock for each ST. par
of bonds. Having received no other
bids, the directors authorized the ac-
ceptance OF the old Dubois offer by
adopting, on Nov. l3, last. IA resolu-
ton reading Tvs follows:
THAT the proper officers of this
company are hereby authorized and
instructed To issue out TO said John u.
Dubois all of the bonds remaining in
the treasury of the company. amount
ing 10 Sl56.70O. al 10 cents on the
dollar. the proceeds, Sl5.G7O. to be ap-
piled on the amount owing said Du-
Bois as Of oct. IA. 1905, by this COM
pany, And the officers of this COM
pany are also authorized and instruct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-30
SUSAN BUSTER
LEDGE A BIG ONE
0hio-Kentucky Mining Company
Reports Developments OF Most
Important Character.
SHAFT DOWN OVER 200 FEET.
Orc Body Cross-Cut for Thirty Feet
VIII Build Conccntrator for Treat
mcnt OF Low Grade Ores.

The Susan Buster ledge In the pro-
perties Of the Ohio Kentucky Mining
company at Phoebe has every appear
ance of being a monster and the To-
cal officials Of that corporation have
reason to feel gratified over the re-
ports received from Supt. James
Earls during the past week
The latest report from the superin-
tendent came In this morning adj
dressed TO Manager A. II. Godbe and
contained the Information that the
shaft being sunk on The Susan Buster
claim Is down EOS feet--35 feet of
which has been run in solid ore. Al
the point stated Mr. Earls Is running
Q cross -cut to determine the width of
the ledge ana advises that at the
time of writing the ore body had
been penetrated for d distance OF So
rect with only the hanging wall of
the vein exposed.
Much OF this ore Is high grade and
VIII pay well to ship direct 10 the
shelters. the values, Mr.. Godbe states,
running about 35 per cent lead, from
81 70 200 ounces in silver and Il per
cent zinc. The second class ore as
says ABOUT 10 per cent lead. 26 ounces
silver with some zinc.
some idea Of the immensely OF the
ledge and its Importance TO the Ohio
kentucky company can be realized
by calling attention to the fact that
the Susan Buster and Alberta Iooa-
tons cover the strike of the vein
Tor distance of more than 2,1O0 feet.
Mr.. Godbe and his associates. among
whom is Samuel Newhouse, believe
tney nave producer that Is Just as
important as any other mine In Phoebe.
ana II development proves that the vein
maintains Its present width for 800 feet
and to depth of 300 feet, there will be
exposed no less than $50, 900 tons OF ore
There is no reason to doubt, however
that such will prove to be the case. as
the ledge was cut at a depth of 270 feet
from the surface by a tunnel where II Is
Just as wide as the workings above
have shown 1t to be, with values run
ming equally as we'll
IL is not unlikely that the Ohio Ken
lucky company viii equip it's property
with a concentration during the present
year with capacity for the treatment OF
from 800 TO 1000 tons OF ore per day.
II Mr.. Newhouse concludes to carry
out his project to erect smelter for
the treatment of ores from the various
properties In which he is interested, the
ores of the Ohio Kentucky will come IN
very advantageously to smelt in con-
junction with them.
The Ohio Kentucky will be one of the
first mines In Phoebe to become regu-
lar shipper after the completion OF the
new railroad into Phoebe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-30
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 30-rhe wheat market
today opened active and firm on good
demand by commission houses. Offerings
We're not large. Small receipts in tho
northwest and cold weather In the winter
wheat belt entirely co'set easier prices
at Liverpool. May opened unchanged TO
a shade higher Mt 7sls to 1sisQ7Si4. de-
clined TO rs and then sold at 1sas.
Trading In corn was quiet. but the tone
OF the market WAS Arm. The chief infu-
ences lending strength TO the market were
the hrmness of wheat and higher prices
at Liverpool. May corn opened unchanged
10 shade lower AT i6Qpi6is. Hoid at 40 and
advanced TO 4Gi< d46as.
Oats We're active and the market was
strong. Offerings were light and shorts
and local bulls were eager bidders. May
opened u higher at ssas and sold up TO
Provisions were strong. Efforts were
good buyers and there was n consider
able demand by outside investors. May
pork opened o cents higher al, 1880 and
sold TO 100; Lard opened unchanged a,
higher az 9,47la and sold 10 s5Tla.
The market was strong all day, The
close was strong. May ssgl4 higher at
7sha7ssl.
active demand. May sold UP to +sss
i6N and closed strong at ssgh higher at
Cash: 'wheat--No. 2 red. 7s%; No. 3 red.
7fG75; No hard. 75U17; No 3 hard sS9i