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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
TEXAS GRAND JURY BUSY
WITH ELECTION FRAUDS

2 Ell PASO, Dec. 3L-The Grand Jury
was called in special session in the
Thirty-fOurth District Court here to-
day to investigate wholesale charges of
election frauds. particularly with ref
erence TO the violation Of the law which
makes 1t a crime. to pay the poll tax
OF others.
This practice is widespread along the
border and the action OF the. court has
created a sensation and promises TO
uncover a number Of scandals.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
ASBESTOS PLANT BURNED DowN

CINCINNATI, Dec. s1.-The main
building OF the Philip Carey Manufac-
turing Company's asbestos plant at
Lockiand. a suburb of this city, was
completely destroyed by fire late this
afternoon. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. Bruce Van Zant, mill
wright, was fatally burned.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
NOTED RAJAH MEETS DEATH

THE HAGUE. Dec. 31.-The famous
Ra5ah OF Goa, island of Celebes, Dutch
Easr Indies, who for many years caused
trouble TO the Government authorities,
has been found dead in a ravine- A
Dutch punitive force discovered the
= Ra5ah's stronghold on Christmas day.
but the chieftain fed with half doz-
en- followers During his fight the
Raiah and his companions toppled over
a precipice into a ravine and ali were
Killed
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
A. w. Foster Has
Other Business
Ventures

A. w. Foster has retired from the
presidency Of the California Northwest
ern Railway Company and the North
ming with the new year, will devote
his energy, which proved OF such sig
nal benefit 10 the corporations named,
along other lines. Fosters retirement
went into effect yesterday, and. recog-
nizing the fact that the success that
marked his presidency of the roads was
in a measure due TO the loyal support
he received from his large corps OF
employees, he closed his official connec-
ton with the roads by penning to them
a letter of thanks for their services.
The letter follows:
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 81. 1908.-To the Of
ncers and Employees Of the California Northwest.
ern Railway Company and North Shore Railroad
es Of rarend pTesenf mt wis to ThanE you
and all for the ndelity and ability with
ties. Many of you held positions with the San
Francisco and North Pacific Railway Company
fosrteen years ago. when became its president.
and II affords me great pleasure to now say
that II has been owing 10 the faithful discharge
of all your duties and 70 your uniform courtesy
10 give 10 the community the best service pos,
sible under existing conditions Wishing you sll
yours s'tT truly. ~ A. W FOSTER
TAKES OVER TWO ROADS
When Foster became president of the
road now known as the California
Northwestern. in 1898. IL then bore the
corporate name San Francisco and
North Pacific, but was best known in
the railroad world as the Donohue road.
A reorganization was effected by Fos-
ter and the California Northwestern
Railway Company took over the prop
erty, acting, in fact, as the holding cor
poration by virtue OF a lease. In like
Kramer the North Shore Railroad Com
pany was taken over.
Under the able management of Fos-
ter the roads doubled their earnings
and their physical condition was great
" improved. Foster is an aggressive.
independent business man. and the tao
tics he pursued as a private individual
he brought to bear in the railroad bust
ness.
WILL DEVELOP COUNTRY
He. has lately organized the A. w.
Foster Company, of which he is the
head. which viii develop the northern
country Foster retires from the pres
idency Of the California Northwestern
and the North Shore with the sincere
regret OF all Of the employees of the
roads, but who find compensation, how
ever, in the knowledge that greater
personal benefit will wait on his efforts
along the lines OF his new endeavor.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
DISEASED H|NDUS
NOT ADMITTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Secretary
Straus today rendered decision in the
case of the ten Hindus who applied
for admission into the United States at
Vancouver, B. c. He denied admission
to six of them. who are diseased, upon
the ground that they are liable to be-
come public charges, and admitted the
other four. The four admitted will To-
cate in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
FATAL EXPLOSION
OF DYNAMITE

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec 31.-Three men
were blown to pieces and three NOR
tally wounded by the explosion near
Parral, Chihuahua. Mexico, yesterday
of two boxes of dynamite. The
men were at work in an excavation
when the explosion occurred. 1t is not
knowyl what caused it.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
THIS SENATOR WAS A
VERY GOOD MAN-BUTT:
Citizens of Eureka Springs Seemed to
Think So, Even IL He Had
Trnnssrcssed

EUREKA SPRINGS. Ark, Dec. ST.
Ex-State Senator F. o. Butt of this city
was given a farewell reception by the
citizens OF Eureka Springs just prior
to his departure for Little Rock yes
terday to surrender himself to the au-
thorities and begin his prison sentence
Of two years for bribery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

The tea and coffee you drink have
good deal to do with your standards OF
taste-Schilling Best.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
$11.ss7.4O4
s1s,sOss $1,000

Standing the books OF the Cor
poration at =. .s11. .T7os1O. 40
2-PrOmfssory notes secured by first
lien on Real Estate. within this
State. the States of Oregon.
Washington. Utah. Nevada and
Idaho. and Territory Of Hawaii.
notes is -. 24.Oss. .ss5. 90
3-Miscelaneous Railroad. Street
Railway and other Corporation
Bonds and Stock Certificates
pledged 20 the Society for the
amount OF .-.-......-..... 900. .02J. 90
The Notes and said Bonds and
Certificates held and kept
by ssid Corporation In It's own
vaults.
value ot which is -. 4s.SSS %
5-Other Real Estate situated IN
the States OF California Oregon
which is ................. sss. sos. 80
Corporation ...-........... s- - 1000. 90
Corporation in its own vaults ASA. 500. 40
r..u, e19 oo1 9o1 -
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
LIABILITIES

ITO Depositors: Said Corporation
and the value Of which is. SIS. So. .s17.2s
To banks aud bankers. ..--.... 1.Ooo. 10000
2-To Stockholders: The amount
1p P Se'1n the value cot Of which So - 1oooooooo
The condition OF said liability to
stockholders is. that no part OF
the amount can be paid to them,
or IN any way be withdrawn. =
except in payment Of losses
during the existence OF the cor
poratiOn. nor until all Deposit
o-s shall have been paid in full
and declared dividends
a. The Reserve Fund. he
Including the amount Of matured
but uncollected interest on
:. The Contingent Fund, the
value Of which is............. Is 695 a
The condition OF said Funds IS,
that the same have been ere
tIoual security to Depositors
4-sfstc. City and County Taxes
assessed BY the Government. but
not Jet payable -. 90.Ts2 %
TotaI.-...-.............-- So. .OOi. .ssa-7I
+. TuLMANN JR..
President OF the German Savings and Loan
Society.
GEORGE TOURNY.
Secretary OF the German Savings and Loan
STATE OF cAIIFoRNiA.
City aud County Of San Francisco-ss-
F. TILLMANN JR- and GEORGE T0URNY.
self. says: That said F. Tillmann JS. Is Presi
dent. and that said George Tourny Is Secretary
Corporation above mentioned. and that the FORE
'o'''s ''~'-''''' +. TILLMANN JR.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3Isa
day Of December. 1906
(seaD GEO. T. KNOX. Notary Pubila.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
THE GEUMANSAVNGS ANDlOAN SOCIETY

SIS CALIFORNIA STREET
San Francisco, California
SWORN STATEMENT
or the condition and value OF the Assets and
Liabilities Of THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY corporation doing business at
No. 526 California street. IN the City and County
Of San Francisco. State OF California. and where
said assets situated December 3fst, 1906.
ASSETS
1-$3. 900, 900 United States 4 per
cent registered Bonds
OF 1928. the value OF
. which is -. s.ssO.OOO. 90
3, OO0. 900 United States 2 per
cent registered Bonds
OF 1880. the value OF
wnlch Is 3,1S5. .OOO- %
or these bonds $4-
100000 kept in
Safe in the vault
OF and rented from
the New York Stock
Exchange Building
Company in New
York City.
5.39I. .4O4 Miscellaneous Rail-
road. Cable and
Street Raflway,
Light and other Cor
pOratiOn Bonds and
Shares OF Stock. the
value OF Which Is 6.241 SGT 90
All OF said Bonds
and shares OF Stock
are kept in the
vaults OF the CorpO-
ratcn.
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sales. 200
Greene. cananea. s. 81. T@, ~;
sales. 1.725.
y. a 81. closed tQiN.
Cum. Ely. closed 6N ass.
Con. Mercur closed 3G14O.
DAILY West. closed i0Mdi1.
East Butte, closed bhnbA
United Copper closed l70n.
U. 8. 81, com. 35uS5N closed.
Do. pfd., closed s6A a37.
Trinity, closed 12hai8&
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.
Dom. Copper. closed 2Aa3.
q. O.. a 81, p p; 5s p sales $50.
Nevada Utah. 3, 3M. 2i5-t6. 3. sales
Mitchell l7-ls. 7-1s; 77-is; i7-is;
sales 300
T.. 500
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Newhouse SIS; sis; 81; gl; sales
Utah Copper closed. 2iAG22
tennessee Copper closed. 30d32
Balaklala, closed, 4A@5.
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ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
Citizen Was Able Ia Save Money by
shipping in Goods.

The way I'm which the master plumb
ors OF America, operating through
local associations Of master plumbers
I'm each city. control the prices on
plumbing materials and force
enormous profits, was explained I'm
Thursdays News"
An instance Of how the Salt Lake
game Is worked was stated today by
the owner OF a large business block,
who employees a crippled mechanic as
ianitor and machinist. The man is
perfectly capable OF doing the odd Jobs
around the building IN the way Of
plumbing repairs. but whenever he has
tried TO buy nipples. faucets and con-
necuons, he has found tnat there waa
always some necessary article not to
be had except through plumbing
shop which would only sell f allowed
TO install h. charging per hour for
the time OF the person employed ON
the job
Another instance is given by citizens
who have been shocked at the prices
OF electric fXtures and the control ex-
erclsed In this field.
Having lost faith IN tho local deal
ers, the citizens sent to Seattle for a
lot Of Pcrkes switches-the kind that
SIT nush with the wall and operate
with q press button. He secured them
there at IS cents each. Another lot
from San Francisco came involccd at
/. and third lot, bought IN Salt Lake
were accompanied by q bin for 50
When a protest was made the bin was
reduced 10 Sl.t5 each.
In Seattle the municipal lighting sys-
tom has been successful I'm securing
an eight cent rate for IFS patrons, and
recent issues OF the papers there state
that there is "a probability Of = stiu
further reduction I'm the near future.
The trust maintained "a figure OF 10
cents. In the rural districts around
San Francisco a g cent figure rs given
for power electricity, but here wind
furnishes competing force, as wind
mills were I'm common use until the
price Tor electric current was reduced
low enough TO make a attractive
In order 20 give more attention 90
the work OF the grand jury. Dist Atty
LoofoOurow has arranged FOR the post
ponement or an criminal cases now up
for consideration until after Nov /.
The securing OF data for tho grand jury
is now occupying the whole time OF the
district attorney. The power OF the
jury is limited % the returning OF in-
dictments against officials Of combines
that may be- shown 10 exist I'm restraint
of trade, and on these indictments the
officials may be prosecuted. crlminally
Movement 10 dissolve the charter un-
dor which the organizations operate
win follow, on the part OF the attorney
general
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ASSESSMENT No 1.

WESTERN MINING a. MILLING 90.
Location OF principal place Of business
salt Lake city Utah. Notice is hereby
given that at % meeting OF the directors,
neld on the 26th day Of September, 1877,
an ASSESSMENT OF three aud Oue-half GA
cents per share wan levied ON the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable imme-
Uately 60 j. ~. Hurd. the Secretary OF
said company. 225 Atlas Block. salt Lake
city Utah. Any stock on which this as
sessment may remain unpaid on tho 18th
day OF October 1877. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment Is made before, viii
be- sold GA tho 18TH day OF November, 1871
to pay the delinquent assessment. toseth-
ar with the cost OF advertising and cx-
ucns9 OF sale.
j. H. HURD.
Secretary, 225 Atlas Block Salt Lake city
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

Boston oct. 5.--Local market OUT
side Of one or two specialties was dull
and showed but slight changes IN price.
The liquidation which has been i'm prog
ress IN Greene-Cananea for several
days was again IN evidence. the stock
declining 10 7M. Boston Con. gained a
fraction while North Butte sold down
TO 4755 Fluctuations IN the metal list
WIRE confined within extremely narrow
limits. Traders as a rule are awaiting
something definite 10 show W IN the
New York market before taking decld-
ed stand. II r. the general opinion,
however that the better class OF cop
pers may be picked up on any reaction
with the idea of averag ing should there
be a further decline
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aopIVA INcoRPoRATEs.

Special orrcspondence.
Provo oct. 5.--Tha North Godiva
Consolidated Mining company has filed
articles nf Incorporation with the Couu-
ty clerk. Provo is named as the
principal place of business The capt
tal stock ls 100000 in shares Of the
per value of no cents each based on a
large section of mineral land owned
bv Che company on the northeast cor
nor OF the Goiiya Mining companys
property ln Tlutic. Jesse knight is
president. - william knight, vice pres
idcut and r.. r.. Allen, secretary and
treasurer These with Jackson q. Mo
crystal and VIM. r. Wallace form the
board 40 directors.
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MANHATTAN.
OTHER DISTRICTS
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock a Co.. bankers and
brokers @ west Second South. furnish
the following received over their prl-
waite wire. fhis afternoon
bingham Con. 50 hh S. 3. sales 100.
Balaklala, o; 5is. B. o. sales l45
Cop. Range 56A 80. 560 81; sales
800
DavlG DAILY. s. S.s.S; sales 500
NlpisainF. z. Z. 2. q sales 200.
Nevada con-. 9't. 9h ais. ~. sales
900
New rtah. q. g, o. 9 sales 1885.
North Butte Gia i7hi AZ; Az sales
270
a. a A.. 1864. lOf. i06A i07. sales 80
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. oct. b.-Catto Receipts about
i00 Market steady. Bceves, A.lNni'aVi
COWS. 5Jn4. NJ. calves, 6.otus.Wi Texans.
g ZOO. 50. westerns, i.ooub.2i stockers ana
feeders. 9. Glu5.0O
Hogs-Receipts about 1000 Market DC
higher. light. 61JQ6.e9' mixed. b.g4
S9tR; heavy. 5.7on6.50. rough, a.lVdeWi
piss g. 0rd6 t1. bulk Of sales. 6.lQ06.p,
Sheep-RoCcipts about 1000. Market
steady. Natives, 3 OOu5. %. western. B 2'p
$50, yoarlings. 3.0gu5.40. lambs, 7J1i.5o.
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STOCKS CLOSED
DULL AND EASY

New York oct 5.-rho tone OF the open
Ing stock market was irregular within a
narrow range some OF tho most consplcu-
from last night.
Trading was Hight and iuctuatons much
restricted. A somewhat easier tone de-
vclopcd after the initial dealings. but the
market sunencd afterwards below last
nights prices. northern Pacific moved up
o. point
Tho market closed easy and dun. After
holding nrm until the appearance OF the
bank Statement prices receded slightly.
Tho decline in cash holdings was not RE
rardpd IA eucournRIne 90 the speculative
outlook. Northern pacihc has risen W.
and Kansas City Southern l. -, PAU
ana Rock Island preferred declined J.
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CONCENTRATES.

w. =. snyder and Charles O. EIling-
wood departed FOR New York this ar
tcrnoOn.
Cross-cutting Is In progress on the
400 level Of the Cedar mine in Bcav-
or county.
w. n. Blackburn Of the Tonopah
Mining company Is in the city on his
way 20 Nevada from Denver
ID. p. Rohlhng OF the Frisco Con-
tact mine expects TO leave for Beaver
county tonight
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Pi|0S
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Tintic Stocks Received some Hard
KNOCKS To-day losing Quotation.

The announcement that tho smelling
ccmpouics Rad made "a request of r|u-
ducors to curtail thclr output off IeI1-
silver ores. gave the bear elameU. oH
the ho0r of the Salt Lake stock Is
MINING exchange uu opportunity t1 guf
in their work toda. Tho Tintic issues
received some hard knocks and prices
reached low points thought to Dee Iw-
possible "a Few weeks ago. Colorado.
Crown Point, Iron no SOM. Uncle Sam
and nearly every other stock n Che llst
was Knocked down as they caWo un
an their turn
The weakness of tho Tiuue unck
had "a symuatheuc effect un others
Two lots of ohio Copper. held un m1r-
gins. were forced out at S1lli lutlh
Treasure Hlll sold ut 30 and on cents.
while Copper Glance went at 10. DIS Hud
lastly ut 1879 ccntH
Tho closing quotations ANA HIlaH
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS
gforFr IiII ASKED.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

Have you a friend or acquaintance
IN your former field OF labor. TO whom
you would like 10 send a copy OF the
semi-Weekly News? II so, take ad-
vantage OF our special offer. made to
aid the great missionary work. We
send the paper one year 20 any point
IN the United States. Canad or Mex
ico at half price. 800. This does not
apply TO points where there are regu.
lar wards or Stakes Foreign postage
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SMELLING COMPANY ASSIGNS.
Concern Operating IA Alaska Evident
"a Boo Financial straits.

Sow York oct 4-Thc Alaska
Smelling A. Refining company, "a New
Jersey corporation capitalized at 81
100000. hHs assigned fOr the houeht OF
CREDITOR tu Gordon Knox Bell No
reason f0r tne assignment was given.
TNr company bias offices DOB thia city
aUI ut Spokane. Washington. The
plant o. located Hf Copper Mount Prince
MI wales Island Alaska.
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Tonopah Nevada. 99s asked: Mon
tana Tonopah 1.921sGi 95 Tonopah
2702S: Midway, 74075; Tonopah Bel
mont, .92ia al %; Tonopah North Star.
is asked; Ohio Tonopah, 3 asked West
End Con. G. bid Rescue 7d9 Tonopah
& California, 3 asked. Golden Anchor. Q
asked, Jim Butler. 5765s; Cash Boy,
3d4; Monarch Pitts EXten.. s asked
Montana Midway Exteu, bid Golden
Crown Z asked.
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NORTH aoDIvA FILES.

The North Godiya Consolidated Min
ing company hled articles OF incorpor-
alton with the secretary OF state today
mining properties IN Utah and JIab
counties. The capital stock is 100000
in shares OF no cents each. The officers
of the company are: Jesse Knight
president: T. William Knight. vice
president. r. r. Allen, secretary and
treasurer, william r. Wallace and
I..kann McChrlatal directors.
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J. n. VICTOR DEAD.

San Bernardno. Cal, oct. Al. n.
Victor. who built the Southern Califor-
MIA railway in the Sos. and who was
IT'S first superintendent died here last
night. Victor began railroading in
1855 and Tor three years had charge
Of the military railway under Gen
Mcpherson during the civil war;
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Oct 5.--The wheat market to-
dag opened strong, because Of small re
Ceipts in the northwest and higher prices
at Liverpool Commission houses were
the best buyers. December opened 9su4t
higher az l.OJ34 to 1.0lla, ard sold up 20
1.ull..
corn was firm. in sympathy with wheat
Trading was quiet December corn open
cd % higher at $50 and sold at 6SM.
Oats was strong because OF the
strength % wheat and the fact that To-
cal receipts were below the estimate
December oats opened p higher az b2s
and sold at 52N
Provisions were firm, because OF the 8
cent advance IN tho price of live hogs.
January pork was 10 cents higher az l5.G.
.Inn.r n = ~
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wooDMANsEEs PARTED.

Ipog the report or Howard A. King.
referee DOB the case of Mamie Wood
mUnsee. Judge Armstrong today
granted divorce 40 the plaintiff upon
hon showing
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Ajax, 500 az 49, 100 al 81
Little Bell. 100 az 02i5 500 8t 90.
100 at LOO seller 60. 100 az go. seller 30:
100 az 90.
ESQ.
Mammoth 100 at 1921: 100 at 1885,;
500 at 1919.
May Day. 1000 at 65: I. 900 az 81. seller
COB 300 at 66 1000 al 60. seller go.
Nevadu Huls. 100 al $50.
Nevada Fairview, 900 at O.
Uncle sam Con, 100 az 1.J0, 500 at
lt2H. buyer so. 24O0 at 40.
Beck Tunnel, 1900 at l.67ia: $500 az
l,65, 500 at 1865. seller co.
Colorado 100 at 500. 400 az 525
Grown Point 100 90 Ga. 100 az IS.
900 at 63: 300 az g.. 200 at 60. buyer
Victor con. 500 az IS. 1900 az 1874.
300 at ~; $500 "a ia, 500 al ~. buyer
Yankee CON. 100 at g.
Iron Blossom. 1000 az So, 500 at SO.
200 at so. $500 M 70.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 400 at 1878. 300 at
1855.
Colorado. 200 al 5l5, buyer 60. 100
az 515, 100 at sos.
Columbus Con-. 1000 al 425.
Crown Point. 1000 az Ga, buyer 90
500 at G3.
Daily judge. 300 at $50.
May Day 2,co0 at "a, coo az &C.
seller en-
Iron Blossom 900 al IS
Mountain lake. 200 at 81 T. 900 at 5j;
Zoo ut Sc. 900 al 81 seller 60.
star Com 300 at as.
Uncle sam. 100 at 1879; 100 al 40;
900 at $780, buyer 60.
RE"APITULATION.
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Ophir, 1.75G1I5ia; Mexican. 1904:
Gould & Curry. 30a3l; Con Va. 92d93:
Savage, SO bid: Hale & Norcross. 1000
LOS; Yellow Jacket, 2S5d240 Belcher.
52m53; Confidence l000105; Sierra Ne
vada, 73N7f; ENchequer. 40 asked !;
Union, 5605G
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r. NJ West g. Co, stock brokers.
d. r. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
fee and residence.
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WOOL


ST. Louis oct. 5-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 2a3; hpe
mediums 1898. line, l5W2O.
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CANNON e. CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers' is r. s. Tenn. Both Phones.
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS. "a Z. So. Temple. Both
phones 91O.