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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-29
SCHWAB In YERINGToN-
Buys Minnesota Copper Group and Or.
eanizes SS,O0O,O Company.
Special CORRESPONDENCE


Yerington, March ga deal tOoK
place in the district last week which
will be OF great Importance 10 this en-
tire section 1t was the sale OF the
Mnncsot Copper group, owned by Otto
Taubert and sons of Cripple Creek, to
Key Plttman and Edgar Wallace, after
the property had been examined by
these gentlemen and DR. Bass. a mining
man Of note. The deal was turned
through the Yerington Investment COM
pany by f. j. Cooper Mr. Plttman, as
is Well known, Is the attorney 1or the
Schwab people In this state and has
transacted all their business In the
southern camps OF Tonopah, Goidfeld
Bullfrog, RhyOlie and Green wates
and has now done a stroke OF business
for his people in the Yerngton district.
The terms of the sale are $4,000 cash,
which has been paid to Mr. Taubert,
ana l,O0OJO shares OF stock in a $1,000
COO com pany with the par value of the
stock at 81 per share. Besides this the
terms are that $4,000 shall be expended
In developing the property and 100000
shares placed IN the treasury. The
$4,000 VIII be spent whether the prop
erty proves 10 be Il mine or not but IL
has one OF the greatest surface show
ings IN tile entire district, and what lit
tie work has been dome on II has shown
carrying small values In gold,
The Minnesota Is Il remarkable prop
erty- II has a great outcrop Of iron ore
on the surface which contains over q
million tons OF iron. Besides this theTa
Is Quites display OF uranium of light
yellow color, This alone would make
1t a valuable property but the outcrOp
seems 40 Indicate that the iron is bur
q Gaping for copper depOsll--la fact
other ontcrops show high grade copper
oxides. should II develop that uranium
Is a factor of The mine II Will prove a
verItahIe Golcouda. as the pure oSde
OF that metal sells for 50 to So per
pound.
IL is the Intention OF the new owners
OF the property ~ orsanlge y company
az once and begin active deYelopne mt
work ON the ground. II Will not be
many weeks before Il creV' of miners
will be delvlng into the great iron de-.
pOslt 10 see What may exist at depth
that they viii not be disappointed in
finding that there IL a great copper de-
poSIt Is almost an assured fact. The
ground He's north aud a little west OF
the Ludwig property and ia In the
same proven copper belt as all the big
properties IN the Mason Valley range.
The Minnesota Is about IL miles
northwest OF Yernsiou and a good
wagon road leads 70 Il. While the dts
lance 10 the Nevada and California
railroad rs probably not over 10 miles
with a good chance for a road THAI
would give The company q down hill
haul all the way fOr shipping ore.
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OPEN DEALINGS
WERE VERY DULL
Prices Were Higher Generally But
There Were Some Losses
Scattered Round.
10 DO So Concessions Were Necessary
After Period Of DnllMess Busi~
mess Ituened up Abruptly.

New York, March 2e,--1>lle London stock
exchange being closed today opening deal.
ings here wero very dull. Prices were high
er as a rule but there was scattering
OF LOSSES Laekawanna sold at an al
vance OF 8, Brooklyn Rapid Trsnst TX,
Union Pacific J. Great NORTHERN Orc Ger
tIncates II. S. Steel large fractions. Open
1ng advances were SACRIFICED when profits
We're sought The demand was so Hight
mat considerable concession had to be
made to find a market and several OF the
leaders .sagsed a fraction pelow yester-
DAYS closing,
point General buying was Resumed OK q
small scale and lster the list rallied 10 L
parity.
a. well dstribnted buying movement car
t sa gfsa ps5a T sSs nary Az. eTe
night. Buying was less actIve at Iioon
and prices recedCd q fraction.
Bonds were irregular.
After ptotracted period Of dizziness
and trivial fluctuations business lycpcj
up abruptly Just before / o'clock when 4
heavy demand arose IoT tho princpf
western stocks. Amalga,natcd Copper ros
eide 3. Union Pacific ga and Heading y.
The demand for stocks was actively re.
sumed, being. conspicuous In the Iiarr-
man and HilI stocks and Canadian Pa.
eifc, The gains were quite materially eS-
tended all around,
The market closed rather irregular. can.
adam Pacific sold as high at 1871. an over
night gain OF 15ss. Other stocks rose, but
nowhere In proportion. Great Northern
preferred gained 57a. Union Pacific 5ts
I.ackawanna 10, st, Paul 4. Northwestern
Q and Pennsylvania, Missouri Pacific and
Great Northern Ore Certificates . Prof
lt.taking put prices down considerably,
Canadian Pacific reaotiniy ; and some 9TH
er active stocks l to 2. The selling was
not long pursued and Canadian pacfi c
rallied 10 the highest OF the day
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LOST. River NOTES
Maclsay District Witl Hum With Acti,
ttN in Spring-Ncw Mines
special Correspondent.


Maekay, Ida. March 2I--The past
winter In the Lost River valley Is said
10 have been the longest and most Sc
we're IN she history OF It's settlement
StocklnGn have been Obliged to feed
longer than In any former year, tho
snow Is still quite deep. and feeding is
stu m order RaDchnen arc fortunate
IN having bay. and there Will he no con-
siderable less 20 stock. The roads to
The Salmon river country are inpas-
sable, and nothing but a mail coach is
attempting the trip
The Macbeth Lease opera ting the
White Knob mines and smetcr, has
been Obliged to shut down its smeltcr
owing to It's inability to get orc down
the mountain on Its railroad. Snow has
covered It's dumps and track 20 a depth
of go feet In places
The Lost Packer properties of the up-
per country contemplate starting as
soon as tho roads are passa BILE, II they
can get trans portatiOn, Last year they
were seriously delayed by their iuahil-
ny 70 get teams to haul their fuel 20
smolter. until 1t was so late they shut
down for he winter The past winter
has been devoted tu opening UP ground.
aud IL Us sufd that there Is a wonderful
proposition. that viii make people sit
W and take notice, II has apparently
an inexhaustiblo ore body that mills SIG
on che plates. and lis equipped wish ma
chinory run by water that Will han
die to a profit ore running 81 This
mine will take i's place with the cele-
brated "Hornestake," The general out
look for the entire Salmon river eoun-
try Was never better. Odd timers who
have waited since the days OF placer
mining Tor this country 10 come to- the
front with its quarts, now realize thai
the long looked for time is at hand.
Mackay IL on the Improve, buildings are
going M, electric lights. a new water
system. and telephone exchange are
the things that are assured this sea-
son.
The stpelter people have ordered for
delivery In June another Shay engine
10 haul ore from the mine to smelter
This viii almost double their output,
and Increase their forces proportIonate-
IL
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MAY DAY GROWING.

When stockholders OF the May Day
gather In this city next Monday to al,
tend the annual meeting they WILL hear
reports which Ought TO make them pat
themselves on The back and feel good,
The mine was never In better condition,
and the management is making the
best Of IL. The company has just SET
lied for -four cars Of ore. ana four more
are en- route 10 the market, President
j. ", paTmer answered n direct ques-
zion regarding tho receipts OF the last
consignment by admitting thai the four
ours brought q handsome net OF 81
2l2,ei from tho smelters Thursday.
This ore came from the upraise
known az No s on the 400 foot level.
This uprsisc Is looking fine. on the
ll0-fooi level and AZ point fully 100
feet west OF the place whore The up-
raise from the 800 foot level viii como
through, iine ore has been encountered.
Not enough work has been done 10 fur
nish any idea oT the size OF this bod 3
hut N is considered as good as upraisA
No y The May Days annual meet
Ing VIII lac held In this city Monday
at II o'clock.
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. March 2a.-Eattle,-Rt ,
celpts, ?op0 market strong. Native COWS
and heifers. 2 S0aS5.00; stockers and feed
era oosiS,oo; bulls, s.oeQfA. IS calves. s.T59
1-Ooi western fed steers, s-eSdS ,15s western
fed cows 3,00at4,t0,
Hoss-R Receipts: 5000 market 5aio cents
higher. Heavy, 6.32SaGIs-te; packers, 6S2la
M6.t2ls3 pigs and lights, 5.75GdY&
SHEEP Receipts, 20C0i market steady
MIlttons, 6,25aS.o1 lambs, 7-55TJf so; range
wethers, S-5oa6S0: ted ewes. 6,N45S-I5
CHICAGO.
Chicago. March e. --castle--Reeeipts L.
700; market strong. Beeyet, 4.aeg6 o. COWS
and heIfers, l7St5-sS; calves. 5,5osi7 .s5
HcEs-Receipys, tocoos market active 40
cents higher. Mixed and butchers, sSop
60; good TO choice heavy 6,set7s45
rough heavy. s.i5sf$,so; Lights. s.sSss.5o.
sheep--Recelpts, 1000 market steady.
sheep. ta5G6 -; lambs, s-a5af ,SS-
OMAHA.
Omaha, March as,--CAttle--R Receipts. L.
NV; market active. Native steers, 4.o9el
6,15; COWS and heisers. 2-bodA NO.: western
steers, s.2515 IS. stockers and feeders. s. 90
GEO calves, s.6qse.td; bulls and stays,
Hogs--Rscepts, $500: market .5Glo cents
s-5sli lights. 8. S6ss- as; pigs s.5ogs.co-
Sheep-Reoe!pss. $500 market steady.
ewes, 5.oe6e-75; larnhs- 7,o3G7-so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-29
THREE NEW COMPANIES.

Three new companies filed copies
OF their articles OF Incorporation in
the office Of the secretary OF state to-
day as follows; The West PoTteryllle
Canal company OF Porterville, Morgan
county, capital stock $4,000. divided
into shares " the par value of $40
each. j. II. Everton Is president; sam
Florence, vice president George Car
ter, secretary and treasurer.
The Beaver Creek & Shingle Creek
Irrigation company OF Ka1nas, sum
NIT county, capitalization 100000, di-
vlded into shares OF the par value OF
81 each 8. NJ. Pack, president; Vim
cent Shepherd VICE president D. B.
Lewis. secretary Edward simpson.
treasurer,
The Clearflcld Canning company OF
ClearheId. Davis county with a rapi-
tai stock OF $4,000 divided into
shares OF the par value Of $40 each.
T. j. Steed Is PRESIDENT J. I Mahey.
vice president Hyrum Stewart secre-
iary and treasurer
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PLANS ARE COMPLETED.
Work ON 'riBtic Snnelter to be Com.
nienccd When Weather Clears

There is Just one thing keeping work
on the new Tintic stnelter from start
ing, and that Is the present Indictment
weather. There have been fair days
but until one rln OF settled weather Is
on Jesse knight and associates viii
not attempt to start anything Mr..
Knight announces that The plans for
the plant are finished and grading on
the site win be commenced as soon as
it becomes evident spring has set In,
He says that work once started win not
be stopped BY anything Within reason.
The Beck tunnel and Colorado Mining
properties Will have rail- connections
with the smelters and should other
properties wish 10, they will be con-
nected also.
The smelIer will have capacity con-
siderably larger than $50 toms per day,
Two sta eks win he used In the first
unit 1t Will be up-to-date and have
every modern appliance Its exact To-
cation Is d point just north Of Silver
City in easy reach of the numerous
mines OF that district.
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Mining 4 Milling company were filed
with the county clerk yesterday. The
principal place Of business Is Physcn
city, aud the capital stock Is 100000
shares OF the par value OF 10 cents each,
AS A basis OF the capitalization. ho
company OWNS ths Keno and Keno Nos.
and 3 mining claims. situate about
eight miles easteFIy OF Black Rock sta
tlon in Stlllard county. The following
arc the directors and officers: WIN. s.
Tanner, president; Joseph T. Yates,
vice president. Cyrus j.. Smell secretary
and treasurer; Hehcr j. Curtis, w Fred
Ia mner and Phil Hnenkhrt.
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BINGHAM GROUP SUIT.

suit was nlsd in the district court
today by Richard r. Smyth ct al,
against the Bingham Group Mining
company, the Horace Greeley 4 sacred
Mining IS Milling company w. -
Farmer and Jacob Christopher trustee,
to quiet title to the Croesus Lode MN
ing claim, located In Bingham II
;s also alleged that defen dRnts have
attempted to place a mortgage on said
claim for $50, 500 and by reason OF such
attempt. plaintiffs title has bean cloud
ed. and they have been damased IN
the sum OF $1,000, for which amount
Judgment is asked.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SHARES IN
THE NEVADA ROSEBUD MIN.
ING co. OWNING THE BROWN
PALACE GROUP OF CLAIMS

subscriptions for a limited humber
Mining 60, win be received al The Ma
tLonal Bank OF the Republic Tor 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 T.,
Macdonald ia the president and Dom
aid Il Giles Is vice president OF the
company -
The j. II, Macmillan Co. Inc,
GOldheld, Nevada
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET

mercantile paper, 8@6A per GENT
sterling exchange easy with Actual
business in bankers bills ut s-s3, l0@
I.S315 for demand. and at a-7s.65@
f.7S-.O ror go day bills; posted rates,
$50 and s-SItsi commercial nhiis,
f.TSA.
Bar silver. &C.
Mexican dollars, 5O1a,
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.
Money on call, steady. ga @S per
cent: ruling rate, 4 per cent Gioslrig
bid. 3ia offered at per cent.
Time loans, easier; 80 days ana W
days and six months, SIS GO per cent
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HEIN2E AND SILVER KING.

Capt. Duncan Mac VichIe of the Helm
ze engin eerIng staff is at the Silver
King in Park City President David
Keith has returned from the camp, but
says there is nothing to discuss re-
garding the consolid alton nor the pur-
pose OF Capt. Macvlchie's visit at the
mine IL Is believed that the Heinze
interests are to get In the new
company and for This reason the
mine and surrou hiding territory are be-
ing examined by one of HeTuze's most
EXPERT men
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Low, MAMMOTH STRIKE.

A report from Tintlc last night said
a streak Of rich ore had been struck
IN the Lower Alammoths lower work
ings, Details were not forthcoming
as to the ore that had been encountered
-Four carloads OF ore raised since hoist
ing commenced nctted $500 per car.
Two cars arc now ready for shipment,
but may be delayed In reaching mar
kct, as there is q wash-out near the
mine with railroad troubles al an
end shInnine will be kept up regularly.
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NEW MINING COMPANY.

The Keno Mining & Alilling company
oi Paysom filed u copy OF the articles
OF Incorporation in the secretary OF
states Office today The capital stock
OF the company is $4,000 divided into
shares of the par value OF 10 cents
each w. s. Tanner IS PRESIDENT y.
r, Yates. vice PRESIDENT c. II. Smell,
secretary and treasurer The nef11p9n NY
OWNS the Keno group Of three Claims
located In Millard county.
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driven 10 another vein thought TO he
Richer than the one opened. The com.
pany Ia working three shifts, A flrst
shipment to the smelters here was made
some time ago but tho ore has not been
irt-nrnA vat
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

The following quotations are fur
nlshed by James A. Pollock & Compa-
ny, bankers and brokers:
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WE DO JOB PRINTING and the
kind Of lob printing that everybody
wants who wants good work This pss
etet News.
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RICH ORE is ENCOUNTERED.
Continuation of Nevada Hslls Lead is
Believed 20 Have Been Found
stampede Expected.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence,
Fatrview. New, March a1.--The scnss-
tlonal showing In the Eagles Nest
nine here threatens another stampede
MIRO the district. The telegraph office
Is crowded with messages from mining
euperlntendents on the spot to their
chlels announcing the opening np OF
another million-dollar milne I'm the dis
irioi. and the early interest IN the camp
which was stirred by the four-nillion-
dollar find, the Nevada HlIls, situated
Within a stones throw az the Ep giles
Nest. is dvaTfcd The idea OF one
nltne CAMP Is bow laughed "a scoIIl,
the Eagles Nest vein having been
tound 70 be continuation Of The Ne
Vada Hills lead and 10 be nothing more
nor less than the mother lode OF the
ensifc Falrylew district The same
VEN mas been recently opened UP by
surface cuts, trenches and shafts Oh
The Eagle, Hailstone CrdaVs. Red Rock
and Reliance groups and 900 miners
are NOW ut work fnyetlshiy opening
up the properties that arc known to
have this main lead,
FOLLOWING TadE VEIN.
On the Eagles Nest the vein has been
opened UP In two shafts hundred feet
apart In No | SHAFT eight feet OF
the lead gave an avera &c Of SIZE clear
across q the So-foot level. In the No
shaft the Vein was struck at feet.
IL pitched away from the shaft, which
Is perpendicular AT the 9O-foot level
the shaft passed through the vein, at
the 5u-toot level crosscutting WAS be-
gun TO catch the vein ugaTn. 1t was
encountered within feet Of the shaft
ana crosscuttlng for days revealed no
hanging wall When tlle crosscut meas
uTnd 2B feet what appeared to be the
hanging wall was reached, but drilling
from S0-inch hole into the supposed
hanging wall gave assay returns OF ssI
per ION, and what appeared at first To-
be the hanging wall is now found TO be
good grade OF ore CrosscuitIng is
continued. Tonight The cross-cpt re-
veals u vein width Of IS feet and no
wall. with every Indication in the opIn-
ion OF both Snpt. Angus McAnly OF the
Eagles Nest and OF Supt- j. w, Norris
0f Wngfeld and NlSon's Eagle mine
which adjoins, of going from 60 to 70
feet
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r. II. Snow n Co.. Stack Brokers.
re coEnnerc BIZ isoth Phones 1878
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~ NJ WEST a. CO. stock brokers
-. r. Walker 5lk, Tel, 1865: res. 1854 0.E
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Cannon & Cannon. Mining Stock, l3ruk
STs- Is ~ So Tem lnd Tel, Esl. Bell g5sl
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Most disftguring skin eruptions, scro-
.ula, pimples, rashes. etc, are due 70
impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters IS
a cleansing blood tonic Makes you
Slea eyed clsar-brained. clear skinned.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS,

st. Louis. March 90 Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 24G2ss line
mediums. l$di2l. fire, f<d1T.
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A. S, CAMPBELL
Stock Broker. 2l6 d, r. Walker Block.
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CONCENTRATES

l.. Lyon, manager Of the Mannmotn
mine at Kennel, California, leaves fot
that property This afternoon
A suit has been filed In the district
court by the Boston Consolidated Mtrl-
ing company against Amanda q Clark
to condemn "A right of way over GER
tain land In Bingham Tor the putPpse
nr constructing a spur track to con-
nect With the Rio Grande Western
Railway for tine transportation Of plain
tiffs ores from the mine to US new
min now being constructed al Narneiu-
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', "a - So Temple. Both
PHONES slC,
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE
.PocoPAH" rs BORN,

M $, tIanaueF r. v, Sndler.
IS? SO. West Temple. =. o box llis
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Formed at Prose- ~ Is Reno Mining
And Milling Company,

Provo. MuWh 29,-Oscar Wilkins has
returned FROM a trip through Nevada,
While away he ana other owners I'M
rntporated the Pocopah Mining CONF
pany 20 operate valuable claims al Po-
eopah about 81 miles east az Rhyolltc.
Articles OF lucuTp urattou OF the X no
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Tolols ....---- 1880 tIa,4l1,50
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morning. This indicates the belief that
the trial panel will have been sworn in
by that time.
An interesting development of the
case today was the service of sub
poena by the prosecution upon acting
secretary Kerwin, of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners. Mr.. Kerwin had been
in the city several days consulting with
the prisoners with regard 10 union
affairs, and the approaching meeting OF
the Federation in Denver on June. 10.
Mr.. Kerwin stated that he expected he
might be called as witness for the
defense, if the prosecution developed
any point upon which his testimony was
needed, The attorneys for the State de-
cided today to summon Kerwin as one
Of their witnesses.
The Federation. officials had started
back to Denver, however, before the
deputy sheriff reached him. The sub
poena was telegraphcd ahead and served
at point near the Idaho line. Ker-
win, it is said, expressed his willing
ness to return whenever desired. His
business relations with the prisoner, he
also announced, required his presence in
Boise from time to time
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] of the Opinion Twelve
indeed Men Will Be
'und This Week.
les ARE BEING
'MMONED TO APPEAR
on Wants the Testi-
5f Acting Secretary
tern Federation.

Ida, May 1l.-Sherif'
dRin and seven of his depu-
i'd today to serve the farm
county with notices to ap-
Z next Monday afternoon at
b be examined as possible
',e case of William d. Hay
tary and treasurer Of the
aeration OF Miners, who is
complicity in the death of
'ernor Steunenberg. Alto
men will be in attendance
,rnoon for jury duty. 1t is
of both prosecution and
twelve men will surely be
b this special panel, Wit
rhe prosecution have been
Pbe. In court next Friday
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DOES THE DEALER KNOW

Better Than You What You Need in
Your Home7
II not, you owe it as duty to yourself
10. insist on getting what You ask for
when you try to buy an advertised
article. You are attracted by the ad-
vertisement in this paper; you read it
aud make up your mind that the goods
advertised are what you want. You
enter store to make your purchase
Be true TO your conviction and get what
you ask for AVOID SUBSTITUTES.
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Bad Check Man SeHtles

SPOKANE, Wash, May 11.-Maj.
Fitz Roy De La Peer Beresford, who
claims to be a nephew of Lord Admiral
Bercaford of the British navy, was re.
leased from jail today, having settled
has arrest.
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Fancy Buckles.

We have just received nice
assortment Of small fancy
,uekies. jet, steel, pearl and
>gcid-lOc TO SOC each. Trim.
ming department..
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Botha Still Popular.

LONDON, May ll.-Premier Botha,
premier of the Tranvaal, who has been
the lion of the Colonial premiers, left
for South Africa today. The enormous
crowds of people who bade him fare
we'll testified to the general s popular
ify