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TAKE UP MORE GROUND.
Jennie Crowd Gets Amethyst and 9th
err Claims I'm Iron County,

Fred r. Davis. Charles Short and
associates are probably as active and
prominent In local mining circles as
any circle. and they are devoting their
time to Iron county In general and
Gold Springs In particular, Some time
ago they formed the Jennie company
and NOW have a bonanza In that prop
erty. a few days ago they organized
the Jennie Extension company, tax
Ing five claims 10 get continuation
of as many Lodges traced through the
tercay they closed finishing details Of
another deal whereby they took over
for cash a controlling interest In the
Interstate Mining e Reduction COM.
pauy, California corporation owning
the Wild Irish. Amethyst and other
valuable claims near the Jennie The
property Is a Known mine, but internal
disseusicn among the members were the
reason for theIr selling The ledge ON
these claims can be traced for 1000
feet on the surface, and in some places
1t is one hundTed feet wide. Gold Is
found at any point OF the ledge. nj
the AmsthYs end a shaft has been
sunk for n distance of 49, feet and a
cross cut shows the ledge to ten feet
width at depth, Ore carrying $3.50
in gold, has been taken from this cross
cut A drift extended SIXTY feet TO the
north yields $500 gold ore In its face
On the Wild irish 20-foot holes has
exposed ore going $40 per ton for three
feet. The property has three cottages
blacksmith shop, stable, and stores OF
lumber and supplies, The property Is
only i9 miles from Modena. All in all
the property Is considered an excellent
buy in every respect.
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MARKET SHOWED
MUCH bUOYANCY
Bears Bid Actively for large
Blocks OF Stocks ON Rapid.
ly Rising Prices.
REALIZING WAS EXTENSIVE.
Caused Some Sagglng and Reaction
There Being a Quite General
Reduction of Advances.

New York MaYch 27..-A huoyant up
shoot In prices with the first dealings In
stocks today reelected the further alarm
OF the beass for their uncovered condl-
ton IN the market They hid actively
for large blocks OF stocks at rapidly rls'
Ing prices The results were opening gains
in Smelling Of Az, Canadian Pacific s
Union Pacific Ga, the HIll stocks. Read
lrg, ST. Paui. AtchSson, u s, Steel pre-
ferred. Anaconda and Anlalganinted Cop
per 10 2ss and many other active stocks
between I and points
Opening prices were nor long maintain
ed, the market sagging under the weight
Of realizing. Reactions did not reduce the
advances much over point. A subsequent
rise brought Reading and Great North
err preferred up 10 a higher point than
at tho start Additional gains carried
Great Northern preferred up S}s. Reading
,. American Tobacco and Republic Steel
Ruying was resumed in volume. with the
result of making q higher level Of prices
than the opening
Reading was pushed up to 1os In an ef.
fort 70 offset he unfayorable effect pro
duccd by the decline In Pennsylvania
This failed 10 arrest the general selling
which sent the llst back TO within point
OF Yesterdays closing
The MARKET sagged with occasional ill.,
terruptions during the afternoon causing
pretty general reduction OF advances
In many instances stocks were quoted be-
low Yesterdays closing, A0tably the u
S. Steel stocks and Amalgamateh Cop
per.
The market closed moderately active
led until Erie sold 3ls below last might.
Smelling ~. PenrSylva mia ?, Northern
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SECOND SALES MARK DROPS.
Totals for Morning Arc Light showing
Persistent Sympathetic Feeling
May DHy Fairly Active

a Hight days trading was recorded Tor
this morning on the local mining stock
exchange. There was practically no
stocks sold but Utahs aud thoy appear
10 be holding their own In these days
Of ups +and- downs Carssa, for which
81 was bid yesterday morning, sold fot
80 this morning 100 shares changing
hands during the regular call and 400 or
the open board. May Day was a fair
" active seller az 90 and 2slt, 1900
shares going at the first figure and 500
at The second Both sales were made
during The regular cali. Nevada Hill
is holding its own; 500 sold at $3.50
and 400 at ss5IA. Star Con- is another
stock which refuses 10 make any dis
hearlcninF sliQos doMrwards. Two
sales were mndr on the regular call, sos
at So and 500 at So, Utah dcmandeo
slsTis this morning, 400 moving at this
pixies The days sales and closing
quotations follow;
ToDAyis QUOTATIONS..
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Company FORMED.
-CHUBBERs' ARE ACTIVE.
Small Outsiders Bny Broken Lots on
s'Streetr During Severe DepTess lon-

There was one feature OF the furry
in ";he street resulting In record
breaking, heart breaking and firm
breaking drops In all stocks, which Is
now coming in for some consideration
by reviewers The unloading of stocks
by heavy holders of railway and other
shares brought on violent depression.
1T has been noticed that despite the
furry and "paniClSy" conditions small
lot buying is on in merry swing. While
the bears were dumping hundreds OF
big blocks OH to the board creating no
end of excitement, small lots, broken
lots, they're called, were being taken
up. II is now believed that this buying
Of broken lots has been heavier than
ever before Brokerage houses In New
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81 LOUIS,
st. Louis. March 27.--wool steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums. 2iTeS, fine
mediums. lSl2l. fine, ltdl7-
BOSTON.
Boston, March 26.--The feature OF
the wool market this week Is tho absorb
ing Interest IN The foreign wool situation
ln domestic wool only moderate volume
Of sales has taken place. Prices are
strong. however, Pulled woods are qnlc
on the whole, Such territories as are OF
fercd are not meeting with extensive
sales. There Is q demand for half
blood, but not much to be had Quota
lions.
California Secured basis. northern
choice, e1RtSs northern good ee167, mid
die country, 65a6si southern. $685. fall
free. 57I5s
oreeon-5seourcd basis eastern. No, I
staple, 12I73; eastern No, | clothing, ssap
20; valley No. /. eO0iesi territory staple.
secured basis. One. iael7st fine medium
GsG7O: medium, 6SH66s territory ordinary
secured basis. flae, esd7o, fine mediums, te
d6S medium, s3l64.
Colorado and New Me1co-Spgirg scour%
cd. 6Sfi1O, No. l, d3Gr65,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SHARES IN
THE NEVADA ROSEBUD MIN
ING CO. OWNING THE BROWN
PALACE, GROUP OF CLAIMS:

Subscriptions for limited number
OF shares Of the Irsaury stock at $L0c
per share IN the Nevada Rosebud
Mining Co will be received at the Ma :
tional Bank Of the Republic for the
account of the Nevada Rosebud Min :
ing Co. for the following few days.
The Ne-ada Rosebud Mining Co,
owns and is operating the famous
Brown Palace group OF claims in the
new district of Rosebud Malcolm J..
Macdonald is the president and DON
aid B. Giles is vice president OF the
company
The j. III. Macmillan Co. Inc,
Goldhcld Nevada.
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CONFERENCE
Reduced Rates Via Oregon Short Line

Tickets on sale from Ogden and tn
termediate points Apri, 4ah 10 9Th
inclusive, final limit April 9Th From
other stations In Utah north of Ogden
april Bird 10 sth, inclusive finai limit
April 10Th, From Idaho points April
Srd to 6th, inclusive, final limit ApriI
10Th From Union Pacific points.
Green River and west, April 3rd to
7th, inclusive. limited to April 18th.
From Southern Pacific points east OF
Monticello. April ard 10 9Th, inclusive,
final limit April 18th For rates and
further information see agents
Season tickets for Music Festival
not on sale after Sas. 7n-h
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Carisa. loo Mt 60
May Day, 800 at 30. 800 at 2aas.
Nevada Hills, 500 at go i00 a 3jil.,
ssar, 500 al So; 500 al 80. Seller 90.
Utah 100 at 19I4,
Uncle Sam, GOO al 20.
Butler Liberal, l25 at 10,
Beck Tunnel zoe at 10; 1000 MT
l.sfik.
Black Jack, 100 at IS.
Mountain Lake, 100 at "a; 200 at y;
no a Il
Yankee, 500 at 55i 100 at SO.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Cayisa, 800 AT 80.
Col Con, l5O at s.5o
DAILY Judge. 100 at > 80.
1nsof. 1000 at o.
lower Mammoth. 100 at 191A; 200
az %.
South Col, 200 at 1.2O.
Scottish Chief, 500 al $50.
Victor Con, 1000 at I055.
Yankee 400 at S.
REHABILITATION
Shares Amt
Regular can .u,o,u s.52s $ 1883, 50
Open Board -----.-.-.-- 6.i5o 1854 90
Forenoon totals ...-.-..lS.s15 st5,s6 50
-------.--s--.-------.---
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oLnrsr MAIL cLrnN nrNn.

ElkInH, NJ Va March 9G.-Capl. 4
S. Barnes the oldest clerk In point b
Ca6t. BarnGs Surlng ibe cjyli NJ %a 9'c c',
on me SAN Of Ger TlhNnr
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OMAHA.

Omaha, March .-cattle-Reeelpts, a.
80; market active 70 ~ cents higher. Ma
Iiye steers 4,Cog5.S; cows and heiSers.
ssoli. q western steers s25G5 = stock
go bulls and stays, 2-s0d4 40
Hogs Receipts 800: market 5aio cents
a r. Heavy; 8. S}ags ~; mi Sed- so7sz8
Hogs Receipts, $500: market SSiio csrte
hlgher Ysarlings, 6,00@s-e5 wsthers & iS1
d.sSi ewes, 5-0Da6,75; lambs. T.9Na7 IS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAYrs.

lot II, block |, South Main st
Adc. -. ---...r,---.. ,..--s.,.,,---... INV
Edward Laird aud wife to FL A. ~,
Smith, lots ~. etc, Laid sub,-..., TO
Jos, NJ Read and wife 10 Chss, Z.
Felt lots L. etc. block ?. Wood
niansee sub, 80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ]
Hannah. Newman and husband 10
VIM. J. Newman. part OF section
~, township north. range west >
p. RI Candland and wife to NJ DE
Bouzek, part OF lot 4, block q. plat
II, r. Mcconaushy ana md wite to j.
W. Haley lots % etc. block !.
Coates & Corims Sub ..,....v,.-. 900
b. Lombard, a., 70 WIN, Middle
miss, lot !. block Is, plat A...,..-. 1
Yesterdays
E, Salin to Lars r. Foderlrrd, part
L; salln 10 O. J. Peterson. part lot e.,
J. %. Wiener e e Frank Knox. part
lot >. block 90, lo-acre plat A.. |
John y, Ingram TO Mary Reed. part
lot s; block a. plat B-; !, 49,. 80
part lot 6, block 20, plat B.,,---.,.. $3.50
lot G. block 70 plat B--.,.,---.,' 1900
H; y. Clark to Charles Felt, lot L.,
bloSs e. Fiat A. 1 S-a e., Plat A. !
ct al part lot I. block ~ piat e., 1900
A. McFarlane to NJ. Isaksen, part lot
block 90 1o-acre plat A,,--s..,...- i26U
Alice Theekst 10 F. a. Butterfield.
part section 2, township 2 south.
range L west-...,,,...-...,......, an
James a. Hilton to Arthur w Pc
ters, part lot .. block % lo-acrc
plat a .,.,.---.,'',---.-'. 49,, $50 l-IN
Anna NJ Plant 10 Anna NJ. Ml-chell.
lots > and 3, block I, Jefferson
Street usb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 700
E. A. Langton TO Edward George.
lots ~, etc, block 2, LanEtor park I,lS0
Mt Olympus Fruit & Live Stock
Farm Co 10 Eliza F. Chamberlain,
land setcion So township south,
range west .,..-...,..,.-..,,,,-...u,
Robert l.. Judd to Thomas Judd,
lota s. etc. Forest Dale .,,,.....,,,
Oscar NJ Ensdahl to Salt Lake Sc
clirlty & Trust Co. part lot s,
block 3, plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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II you desire to buy or sell real estate
be to your interest to communicates
With the Geo, O. Cannon Association.
"a East South Temple ST. Both phones
30
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spaclal CoIresnondenon.

PROVO March 27.-Parley s.. Darger.
who Is In charge of the development
work on the Cold queen Mining oom-
pany'a property IN the Gold Mountain
dstIac, IN which ne Is Interested with
Albert Singleton aud othors of this
rItN. ls I'm rom Ihe mime WIth aOme
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FAIRBANKS STUDIO,

Is open to the public until after Com
ference Call and see the paintings.
copies Of masterpieces and other
works OF art Az Main.
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IUNp ~

we have just sscpipcd a new su
ply OF fancy wedding stationery. O.
ana see samples.
TIE DEsERET NEWS
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Social dances every Wednesday all
Saturday nghu. by Prof E,astmnn. i
ls--s tNen Hall s2S y state Street.
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MRS. CAROL NJ. ALnIs DIVORCED.

Milwaukee, March 26. Mrs. Carol NJ
-lllis wa today granted divorce from
Der husband. Louis AIls- son of the
late Edward p A1ils, formerly presI-
dent OF The Allfs-Chalmers company. In
her complaint Mrs. AllIs claimed that
her husband has property valued at
s300.00O, and that his income Is $40 900
a year, Cruelty toward ana attempts
to impose unreasona bic restrictions up
ON his wife were alleged.
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a, S. CAMPBELL.
ftoeE Brokor, ZIG ID, II. Walker Block.
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GOLD QUEEN STRIKE.

Cannon & Cannon. Mining stock. prok
sEs- 10 l1 So Tenn Ind. Tel, SsI. Bell g9l
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NE VADA SUPERIOR
GETS MILL SOON
Plans Are Completed and Con-
tracts For Supervision OF
Erection Let.
SHIPMENT is COMING HERE.


Ford w. COrrei Is home from Il trip
to Humboldt county. where he, with
other prominent Investors, has large
interests Mr. Cornell paid special at
tention to the Nevada superior, one OF
his best holdings. His consulting en-
Sineer and u number Of Salt I.akers
accompanied him ON the trip and re-
turned to this city with him. MIR. Cor
rell announces that plans are complete
for the installation Of 50.t0n Concen-
trating mill on the property and 1t Is
expected this will be completed and
ready for service by the first of August.
The ore of tho Nevada superior is an
Ideal milling ore. The plant is 10 be
a wet concentrating affair and water
VIII be obtained by pumping from the
mime. itself, handy arrangement when
the usual difficulties of getting water
In Nevada are considered Tho con-
tracts Tor the supervision Of erection N
the mill have been Leu and IN a short
time materials and equipment VIII be
moving towards the property
SHIPMENT COMING.
A car OF ore is now on it's way to
the smelters here and a second car Is
being sent direct to this city for test
ing. Development at the mine Is going
ahead In good shape Attention Is be-
ing paid tho new ore chute uncovered
recently in an old prospect shaft A
vein nine feet In width is yielding good
milling ore and Is becoming more
strongly defined as more depth Is
reached This prospect shaft Is to be
developed further by an upraise from
the Io0-foot level also. AS the shaft Is
down Ia a depth of 10 feet some 60 feet
0f raising is to be done Drifting ON
the 100-foot level is being carried ahead
to determine the length Of the ore chute
lhore.
COMP.tNY FORMED.
MI Cornell, besides belng at the head
ot a number OF prospecting companies
lis president of the CoTrel-Copley
Company mine Investments etc, or
gantesd in this city a day or SO ago.
The other officers are Ed. Copley,
treasurer. and John w Geiger secre-
tary The company members are MEM
beers OF the Salt Lake mining stock
exrltan Be ard otiicfs have been opened
In this city. Chicago and Rockford,
Illinois, Mr.. Corselrs horne town.
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u. NJ WEST & CO. stock brokers.
D r. Walker Blls. Tel ICE, res. a5lo-a.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE

NJ S. Hanuuer J. " snGler.
l52 So West Temple p o, box 1876
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GEO. @. CANNON ASsO
BROKERS. "a l1. So, Temple Both
Phones $50.
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New York. March a,-susar, raw
slrong FalE refining 5ls: centrifugal, N
test vs. moiasses sugar "a
Santos sA
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+. H. SNOW y Co.. Stock Brokers.
a2 CONNIE rciat Blk. 15oth PHI 1873
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samples of gold ore from late strike.
They carry values from between $500
and $500 10 the ton.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
The following are The quotations Of
stocks on the San FTaulisco market;
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, March 27-rhs wheat marke,
tooay opened steady on a fair demand
WHICH was based upon small northw estern
receipts and unfayorGble weather In KAN
sas FOR the crop, Later the market wea X
ened ON account OF realizing sales. Nav
wheat opened unchanged 10 4 higher at
ll55a 10 lS7s, sold az 70 and declined to
The corn market opened firm but soon
eased on ON selling orders which were
Daseu upon local receipts, which were
above expectation. May opened a shade
hIsnSs et sAS'sa4S's' SOLD at 49,, and dc.
The oat, market opened steady with q
.ishi trade. The early market lacked
features May oats opened unchanged 10
II hlgheT az tl}s 10 u, and sold Mt tss.
Provisions were strong. A ) TO 10 cent
the chief Strengthening, Influence. May
pork opened 10 cents higher at 70 IS; lard
cents higher al So.
The low point for the May option was
l5h. The close was steady with May un-
T5sdlne was very light ana the marlso.
fs "s Sed gu r asy CLOSE TA sas low s RS9 f 9
M cSss, s w5e.t Ioysr z r tsf4s sss. NJ
red, ~: No, hard 15ssGlG No, : hard.
e s9yse!s No. ! northern, eeasa; No do.
oats-No, :. and No, b Mi.
Cloke-,Whaat-May j5N: July, ms
Corn--May a5lr5s: July ASH,
Oats May. d2S July, 311sNaTS..
Pork-May ~ g7th; July u g7pk
,lsard--May : co. July, Oo096gl5
tlbs-May. $50. Jnly SNls
Iye-Cash. 67dteg,
Rnrley-C9sh, eiffl-
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool March G.--Clossi Wheat
March IS sssd; May, es Nd July, Is ESD
Weather fine
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York. March a--susar, raw.
sttong Fair refining, SIS. centrifugal. IN
test vs. lnoiasses sugar, ab
Santos, sh,
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Music Festival season tickets on sale
one week more,
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN
sudAR ANp coErE.

Liverpool March ?1.--Closei Wheat
March, Is sssd May, es Nd July IS 2Isd
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

60; ma rket 10 cents higher Beeves, 1 100
6.I5 cows t.10ga-s0; hefers. 2-soei6 80:
calves S,0o1pT 50; good to primo steers, $40
~ 10; poor 10 medium. i.1saf5.S5.
10 ss-RTcelpts, 1900: market 5aln cents
higher Light, 6.l0d6. $3.50; mixed, e.O56b
925ss heavy, 595a6 3d. rough, 5-s51G. 10;
pigs, S'5e4s.S; good to choice heavy, $50
GS-50,
.Sheep-EeceIpss. 1900: marker strong
sheep s.l0g6-50; yslrings. G. gi1T- 50.
lambs Soogsco: western, 5.ordS 20.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Marcn 27--Cattle--Re-
celptS. $3.50 market 10 cents higher, Ma
ave steers, 1895 . native cows and
hefers. 261t5.O0, stockers and feeders,
3-eepS-oos bulls, 3-ODd4.5; calves. t0Oaf7 ";
western fed steers teod5.75; western led
COWS 9.OoGli 80.
Hogs Receipts, 1a.O0, market 5a7i.
cents higher Heavy 6.loa6 15: packers.
g. l@1s-al pigs and lights, 5,pqe. 20,
Shee Receipts, 600; market strong
MutlonS 5-sSqb-o; lambs, I 35d1 80. range
wetheFs. o. iess.eS; fed ewes. 5-O0d5.e5,
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PARIS.

Berlin, March 27.--Prices on the bonrse
today We're firm and all the departments
especially the Americans. showed i'm
Yt0VereEts
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LEGAL NOTICES


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COMPLETE soMERsAULT
Turned BY the Auto That Killed Mer
riII and His Chauffeur.

Newport, R. l., Aug. 26.-W. Waldo
Merrill, member of a distinguished
family and himself a wealthy stock
broker of Boston, with his chauffeur
Eric LandstrOm, met instant death
near SanderstoWn, when his big tour.
ing car crashed down steep hill and
turned a complete somersault, alight-
ing on top of its helpless passengers.
In the party were Mrs. Merrill and
Mrs. Frederick Millilen and Miss Mill.
ken, of Milton, Mass, all of whom
were buried beneath the car, but, with
the exception of Miss Rita Milliken,
escaped with bad shaking up. The
girl sustained a fractured wrist, and
the living members of the party were
rescued from their dangerous position
by 2. F, Collier, of New York, who ar
rived moment after the wreck and di-
Tected the members of his party in
the work of rescue. The jamming Of
steering gear Of the big motor was
the cause of the wreck, which took
place while the machine was running
a y-miles-anIhour gait. Miller and
the chauffeur, who were in the front
seat, did all in their power to control
the machine, and had succeeded in
shutting off the engine before the crash
came. They were found pinned be-
meath the forward part of the car
while the other members of the party,
protected by the high back of the ton
neau, escaped with bad bruises.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-08-29
MORE MONEY IN LOW FARES.
Effect of the Two-cent Law in Mime
sofa Shown.

st. Paul, Minn.-Though the injunc-
tion suits now in the federal court in
which the state has been made a de-
fendant are principally directed at
the commodity rate law, the two-cent
passenger law is also involved and,
in anticipation of trouble, Attorney
General Young and his assistants
have just compiled figures covering
the passenger law that are startling.
The figures are the roads own COM
pilations, furnished at the request Of
the railway and warehouse commits
sion, and show that the two-cent pas
senger law, instead of being confisca-
tory, is directly the reverse. The fig
ures furnished the commission are
the passenger revenues for the months
of May and June, and compared with
an average two months business for
the previous year, show a marked in
crease for all roads with the excep-
tion Of three, the Soot Minneapolis &
st. Louis and the Great Western.