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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-15
OPENING PRICES
MOVED UPWARDS
Transactions In Union Pacific
Were on an Unusually
Large Scale.
RISE INVITED PROFIT TAKING.
Some Reaction But Buying Orders
Came in and Quotations Were Sent
Back TO Opening Level.

New York. July 15.--rhc opening
dealings in stocks, while in moderate
volume, carried prices briskly up
wards. Transactions In Union Pa
cific were ON large scale aud carried
the price of the stock two over Sat
nrday's closing. Great Northern pre-
ferred. Rea1tng and American Stnelt-
irg rose al and Northern Pacific
Al. Atchison and Amelgamated Cop
per !. National Lead ": and St
Paul, American locomotive and Erie
second preferred "a,
The buoyancy az the rise invited
quick pront-taklng before which
prices fell away, Buying orders In
creased again at the reaction and
moved prices UP to about the open
ing level Great Northern ore GER
tAcates rose az, Union Pacific 21a,
Northern Pacific and Erie first pre-
ferred. 2A Arnalgamated Copper
"a, L. & ~, Northwestern, Minneap-
oils st. Louis, Am Tobacco prefer
red, Sloss steel "; Big -Four and y.
s. Rubber first preferred, ia, and
Southern Pacific. Canadian Pacific.
Pressed Steel Car and North American
/. United Railways Investment sold
ut a decline Of 2 and International
Mercantile Marine preferred ] ~.
Trading became less active ana
price fluctuations showed some hest
tation, but support was manifest upon
the decline. st. Paul. Texas and Pa
cific and Westinghouse Electric rose
IA, us. Pipe vs. and U. S. Steel
and American Beet Sugar / Amert-
can Express sold at decline of s and
United Railways Investment preferred
/. Bonds are steady,
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Several Tintic Stocks Were Inclined TO
Soften Today

Several Tlntic stocks were inclined
to soften today Notably among them
was Star Consolidated which sold up
to rs cents a share. Sioux Consoli-
dated also Topped off a little bit, but
rallied towards the close. Beck Tun-
mel started Off at SEAS, but vas un-
able TO hold Its strength. Black Jack
was driven down to 6s cents and then
recovered. closing on q bid of as
cents and WAS offered at SIS cents.
Among the unlisted stocks. Ohio
Copper recorded sale of 100 shares
at 500. The effort to bring out any
more at that figure failed and one
broker who had some buying orders
on hand, raised his bid to $500, but
the stock could not be obtained at the
figure. Western Nevada sold at T5;
East Crown Point at 6 Il TO 6 u cents.
Mcdonald Ely at as. Standard at SIS
and Plutus at 90 cents
The closing quotations and sales
were:
A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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UTAH DEVELOPMENT.
This Company is Milling Ninety Tons
OF Low Grade Ore Daily.

Walter c. orem, manager OF the Utah
Apex and Utah Development mines in
Bingham spent last Saturday IN camp
where he found things running along
very smoothly NJ both properties The
last named company is sending ore TO
the Markham Gulch mill on the basis
OF 90 tons Il day and the results being
obtained therefrom Mr., Orem states,
are better than was hoped for The
ore being treated CARRIES about 10 per
cent lead, from 10 ounces IN sill
YER, so cents gold and 2 per cent cop
per. The mill Is making a close saw
ing Of an the metals Including copper.
the tallings show not to exceed 2 per
cent copper
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT.

The local markets are well supplied
with variety OF fruits, vegetables and
produce generally, The receipts in
clude car lots of lemons, cantaloupes.
bananas. onions and oranges from Cal
ifornia with express shipments OF cu-
cumbers, tomatoes, plums, peaches from
California, Oregon cherries, and local
fruits and vegetables Lemons are be-
coming scarcer and searoer. so that
they are now commanding IS per case.
Strawberries are out Of the market. Old
hay is reported scarce. with the new
crop coming in, Timothy Is considered
extra good, and for the most part. lu-
cerne Is reported as very fair. Prices
prevailing today, are repoted as fol-
lows:
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WORK AT a1RoUx MINES.
Concentrating Mill VIII Be Ready TO
Start I'm a Month

A great deal of work is being done
at the Glroux mine, and large force
OF men is at work, says the White Pine
News. The work necessary TO prepar-
ing the property for active operations
Is being rushed and II will not be long
before the company will he turning out
the ore.
The concentrating mill Will be ready
In about month. and when in opera
ton VIII have a capacity OF 500 tons
daily. The smel,er will be ready in two
months or so. and within 80 days the
mine viii be the scene of great activity.
The present force will necessarily be
increased and many men will he em-
ployed TO get out the ore. The Giroux
is looking more promising every day.
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AFTERNOON REGULAR SALES.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 70; 200 at rs.
Ajax 500 at 1914.
carisa, 100 at 81; 100 at SO.
Uncle Sam Con. $500 at so: 1000 at
70, seller 80; 500 at so. buyer 80; 1000 at
70.
Victor Con-. 400 at 1919.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at Ass; 200 at a.s2Is,
seller so.
Black Jack. 500 at so; 100 at 81: 100 at
70: 800 at rs,
Mountain Lake, 5,O25 at %; 600 at %;
800 at OIL; 1900 at 80.
South Columbus, 800 at 2.s5; is at
80
Sioux Con, 100 at 70; 200 at II; 800 at
70; 200 at 72; 100 at r. seller So
Tetro, 100 at 12k.
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COPPER AT % CENTS.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
ever their private wire. this afternoon:
Boston wires: United Metals Selling
company Is reported to have sold sew
eral million pounds electrolytic copper
at ~ cents. part of which is for ex~
port. Large consumers have not yet
entered the market. hut producers be-
lieve they win when they have complet-
ed specifications. 1t Is insisted there
will be no change from 22c a pound
rate for electrolytic within the next
three months.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Newhouse. 1e1s@17; Utah Cop. 2s1a@
80; New. Cons. 1i1a@t5; Cumb. Ely, SO
9A Balk. sa@i0; King Edw. $3.50
lssi Nippissing, 10As@lo7s Davis DAILY
1e@12ts: Giroux. 7&eps1s; G. q. & sill.
1ss@l&; New. Smelt,. 2A@3; Mitchell
2BGS; New. Utah, 5M@5ss; Silver
Queen. l-16@1h; Ely Cons, 19l1S,
Dom. Cop, 5S45N; Gibraltar, 2513o;
Tintic, s%@6A; Montgy. Sho.. 6sa@7;
Butte & H., 1&91A; Tenn. Cop. $3.50
A0Ih
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July l5.--The wheat market
today opened active and with flrm prices.
Ihe chief builisn influence was a decrease
of over four million bushels In the amount
On passage. After the FIRST w minutes
OF trading prices dropped ! cent on ro-
ports OF favorable weather for the new
crop. september opened Is lower To Is
higher at s4ss TO BIS, sold at 95ii and then
declined TO g4ls
Favorable weather for corn was tins
chief influence IN that market and prices
were easier. Trading was in small vol
ume. September opened 4 to u lower at
q to 5iN, sold up to oiis and then de-
clined TO 5i5k,
Trading was fairly active In the oats pit
and because Of the favorable weather
prices were easier September oats opened
and then declined 10 3JM
Provisions opened steady and with a
very light trade September pork opened
2ia to Ia lower MT 1873 TO is 80. Lard
Close: Wheat-Juiy 9oM; sept, SlsGssss.
Corn--JuIly. 5ask; Sept, .S$7s.
oats--July. 49,. Sept, ie7s.
Pork-~Jlily, 1915: Sept. 1866.
Lard-July' Sly: sept. SD7is,
Ribs--July. $50 Sept s.e5
Rye--Cash, Sus7.
Barley-Cash, 6Ga6G.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Jnly 15.--wheat--spot, steady;
No. red, western winter 10 I'd; futures.
quiet, July rs I'd; sept. Is sMd Dec, rs
sgd.
Corn.-Spot steady Hess dried, IS I'd:
old northern, ba Sd; futures. quiet; july.
nominal: Dec. rs t1lsd
Hops at London, Pacific coast, steady.
f2, i0sMf3, So.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. July 1h,--ButteT. steady.
creamerles, 9Ddf24; diaries, lTl22
Esgs.-Sieady, al mark, cases Included,
l2tsdl3ls.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July l5,-Sugnr, raw, quiet
Fair refining. 3.ah; centrifugal. .HG test
3.sSH molasses sugar, 3,0Sh
Rofned-Quiet. Crushed, SO; powder,
ed, $40. graduated. 500
Cofee--Quiet No ! Rio, Gss; NO, 4
Santos, ~.
WELSH SINGERS, SALTAIR
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MINING DEEDS FILED.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. July l4.-John Ellison ct al
have quit-claimed 10 the Yaltaire Min
Ing & Milling company for the consid-
Grafton of 81 and other valuable con-
siderations the following mining claims
In Santaquin mining district. Wiz the
Hardscrabble. Hardscrabble Nos. 2 and
8. the Hardscrabble extension and 9TH
er property
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euslsa to wellington via the Nevada

buslSa to Wellington via the Nevada
Douglas mines.
The acquisition of the adjoining
Ludwig mines by the Nevada Douglas
people has again directed attention to
the Yerington camp. The Ludwig mines
have large amount of ore blocked
out running from per cent to rs per
cent copper, and have been shipping
800 tons month averaging over 2o
per cent. A good body of sulphides
has been opened on the lower levels on
which a drift has been run for 20 feet
and a crosscut for 20 feet averaging
about per cent. The working forces
of the Ludwig have been increased by
100 men,
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LIGHTS Will SOON BURN,

The, Boston News Bureau says: The
Nevada Douglas Copper co. announces
that us mines at Yerington, Nevada.
VII be running and lighted by cleo
ITCHY before The close of July, The
poMer rs transmitted from the Truekee
river about 20 miles distant.
Prominent officials OF the Southern
Faeihc r r. say that construction
work WIN be gin NJ am early day on
the route recently surveyed, from Wa
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N. b., s5H; s54; "a; 81; sales. 1900.
United Copper. 64lt; CAS-; s4ts; 64h;
sales, 400.
Y. s. ~, com, AN; 4ex; 40; 40; sales.
Do, pfd.. ~; 4s, ~; 80; sales 100.
Utah Con-, 61h; Elm; ASH; +sih; snies.
g. a A., 10; 40; 40; ITO. sales.
Davis Daily, 12M; 1875; l2M; 12sl;
sales, ZOO,
Trinity. a414 25A; aiA; aAA,. sales.
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CAVE EXPOSED CONTACT.
Manager Mainland Pleased With En-
ma Copper Conditions.

w NJ, Wantland, manager OF the EN-
ma. Copper company. has returned from
trip 10 the property OF that corpora
ton at Alta and brings the news that
IN the north east drift from the tunnel
level the seepage OF surface water has
caused a cave-ln the result OF which Is
the exposure OF ore In the contact vein
towards which the drift had been
turned
Mr.. Wantland says II Is the inten-
ton now 10 start a raise to explore the
ore body as we'll aH proceeding ahead
with the drift.
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Gould & Curry, 1905; Con. va. e5d
Sc. Savage, 64q66; Hale e. Norcross. 80
n52; yellow Jacket, 80; Belcher, ESQ
%; Confidence, 65Q75; Sierra Nevada,
$685. Excheauer, 1896; Union, 2s@29.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone, As bid: Red Top. 1000
$50; Mohawk 1900 bid; Colorado
Min, 81 q SO: Jumbo. AIS bid Jumbo
Ext, i.9011.95; Vernal. 1908;
Pennsylvania, 3 asked; Goldheld Min
Ing Co. 1.60M 1,S0; 81 Kendall, 81
bid; Booth. 81 a 81; Blue Bull, 32l SO;
Adams, 13G1t; Silver Pick. 6sms9;
10; Black Butte Ext. S@9; Blue Bell,
1890: Dixie s@s: Goldfeld Column
bia, 40 bid; Hibernia. SOS; St. Ives,
1.o2ls LOS; conqueror, 1904;
Black Rock. ia 8: Lone Star. 2om22;
Gold Wonder. 2 bid; Potlatch, so
lid; ORC. % bid: Kendall Extension,
bid; sandstorm. Extension. SOS;
Ct. Bend. 17@7s Empire. 10 bid; Red
Top Ext, % bid: Florence 5.621AG5.70:
Dfeld 3. 3. Con-. % bid Goldfr@
Daisy, 2.3592.37h; Laguna. 1.5o bid:
Commonwealth. 2S bid; Comb. Frac-
ton. 3t7Ad3.20; Great Bend Ext. 15@
II; Great Bend Annex, 1913; Midtown,
% asked; B. B. Bonanza, 7doS; Kewan-
os. 75Qso; Esmeralda. 10 bid Portland,
22@25; Cracloerjack 2od2i; F. Mohawk,
lis bid Red Hills. 5SG56: Mohawk
Ext. s6p1o: d. Lillon, sdD10; Y. Tiger,
20 bid; Grandma, IA bid; S. p. Ext, 6
asked Goldheld Con. S,S94S. 921a; ;
Dfield Triangle, 20p2e
ToNoPAH
Tonopah Nevada. 1Sh asked: Mon
tana ronopah, 9.2oas.SO; Tonopah Ex-
tension. 10 bid; MacNamara, 30M32;
Midway, 1.l7h@l.92h; Tonopah Boil
mont, s.45G355 'Tonopah North Star
23a27; Ohio Tonopah. 4D5; West End
Cons, 50 bid; Rescue, l791s: Tonopah
- bid; Jim Butler, 1.o5G107h Cash
Boy, bid; Home, bG7 Boston Tono-
pah. 10 asked; Monarch Pitts. Extn. y.
10 asked Montana Midway Eytn., dGl5;
Golden Crown, sd1o,
MANHATTAN.
MANN. Cons. so asked MANN. Mining
Co.. sMs; q. Wedge, eos; S. Humphrey
5@6: Dexter, 12aii; l.. Joe. 2as; Cres-
cent, asked; Combination asked;
Granny, lSa2O; Mustang, 93a26 Little
Grey. 20 asked Cow Boy. B asked, Ong.
Mani, 10 bid; Bronoho. 74lS; j. Jack. 10
bid; Plnenut 64S; Buffalo, 215: s. Dog,
- bid; Y. Horse. id5; Ind Camp, s06;
Standard. 2@3.
BuLLFROG,
Original, 66S; Bullfrog Mining, I5ais,
Amethyst 2s bid; Gold Bar 73975;
Denver Bullffog Annex. 10 asked; Bon
ME Clare, So bid; G. soepter, lOaIi;
Montgy. Mt. Is bid; 3. Diamondheld.
: asked; Homestake Con, abd9T: Z.
Girl. 6 asked; Tramp Con. 5o5lb3; Vic
tor D bid; North Star, bid.
OTHER STOCKS.
Fairvlew Sil. King. 10 asked; Fair
view Eagle 20 bid. Neyeda Hill. 625dp
t5O' Plttsburg Sil. Peak, 40 hid,
North Star Wonder, 4fl5 Eagles Nest
lS bid Ruby Wonder, 2o@25; Alice OF
Wonder, 8 asked
James a. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over iholr private wire this afternoon.
lling Closed i5Qh.
~ @ "a; 2l u ~, sales 100.
~ Coaln. 49, 26A 90; 90: sales s5O
y. a u, ia l&: l&; ~ sales 100.
cum, Ely, Closed sGph
80 COP. Rams aAi BE- 500; sou sales
Isalaklala. sE: lo on: 10, sales s5o
q. NJ. CLOSED 30 bid.
y. w, 10 i6; rs; 10; sales 100.
v, b.. l0N; l0M; 1875; lOA; sales 100
CRANKY, closed i2bGpiS0
sales $50,
New Con, closed laa@l5.
New utah, b|; "a bSsi 6ss; sales.
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REGuLAR.

Zinc, s41a@S5 Royale, 19% @20A /:
Balaklala, s&d1c; Greene Cananes,
1es.@les; Adventure, 2N@S; Arcadian,
6A@T: Bingham Con-. 15dl5is; G. s. A.,
l.6e asked; Con. Mercur, 80 bid; DAILY
West 16 asked; Franklin, 14h1t5;
Mass. S&I6AH Michigan, ti9l5; NJ.
g. c., IN bid; Nevada Can, l4is @15
Parrot. 20@20k; Quincy. 1.17@l IS;
Santa re. 31s bid. Tamarack,
LILO asked United Copper 643s @e4% ;
Victoria. 7@7h; Wolverine. 1881. "a ;
4SlsGpi9; do pfd.. 4sik6l4s; Ia Sale, 15is
16; Allouez. 45G50; Atlantic, 13%dI14;
b. Coaln, 255s@26; G. Il H., S,sOdS.40;
Cop. Range, s0@M; Ely River, 1A@2 .
CRANKY. 1,a5G1.30; Mexico Con, 11iA
IL; Mohawk. 50 ask; North Butte, SSI5
aS4; Old DOM. 4734GaS: Phoenix, lao
u; r. r., Sisd6: Shannon, 17%Gi1S,
Utah Con-, 46@@1s; Winena. sdls; Az.
Coml., 25A61k.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Newhouse. II; II; I6as 1873; sales 700.
Utah Copper. closed 291aqS0
Tennessee Copper, 3sIa; 40; SSH; 40
sales !. 200,
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II. NJ. WEST q CO., stock brokers',
D. F. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
Zee and residence.
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CANNON n CANNON Mining stock
Brokers, s Il. s. Tenn. Both Phones
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS. 20 Il. So. Temple. Both
phones 80.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. s. Hanauer. j. V. Sadler
152 So. West Temple. P. o. box 1446.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, July 15.--Wcol, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, Hq26, fine
mediums, l1Ql9. fine. l4a16,
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II, Il. Snow s. Co.. Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1915
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CURE CLOSE.

Bling, Cent, 1@1%; B. Exp. 1876,
bid, Cum. Ely, 9@9A: Dom, Copper,
5SsG5W; Globe, i4mi4h; Helvetia, StsM
5h; New. Utah, 5K;5%; Raven, i1sW
g-16; Black Min, 5%@6; 3. a. l., Ia
GIN Davis DAILY. l2@121S East Butte.
6M6L
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UNLISTED STOCKS,
nEauLAR a. N. eALrs.

Ajay--ilOO AT 80 500 at "a, y. 60.
10 Mammoth--200 az .52Ls
May Day 1000 at 4Oi 500 at 1914.
200 az 10; $50 al 81. 600 at so: 200 at 5g,
500 al 81 600 at Sc; 400 ut IS.
Uncle sam--6o0 at 81 600 at 80.
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Bird Cowan Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
South West Temple st
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BOSTON CLOSE.

James A. Pollock H. Company. bank
ers ana brokers, furnish the following,
received over their private wire this ar
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 21s ID. II. Walker Block
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GEO. NJ. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds we desire your
orders for anything In our line.
Rooms 5l2-5i3 Tenpleton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
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Deseret News Quotations Of
Prices OF Sugar Stocks.

Date. Stock. Price Quoted.
Sept. 80, 1906, Idaho. So. 80
Dec. I, 1909, Idaho, .........,S IS. 20
March Az, 1907, Idaho ... SO. 90
June ~, 1907, Idaho. ........ so so
Sept. 20, 1900, Western Idaho, so. 30
Dec. 4, 1905, Western Idaho. SO 90
March 23, 1900, Western Idaho $40 90
June ~, 1907, Western Idaho. ,Si1 90
Since first date above given we have
constantly advised those able to hold
their stocks, not to sell; and those wish
Ing to invest In stocks named, TO buy as
we believed the stocks would be sure to
rise. This adviceis good NOW. II able to
hold do not sell your stocks II you wish
TO buy good dividend paying stocks that
VIII yield fair rate mot less than per
cent per annuIn), and that are bound to
rise In market value send us orders TO
buy. for you stock in Idaho and Western
Idaho Sugar Companies, After July 18th,
1851 these and the Utah Sugar Company
are to be combined and after that date.
ask for preferred stock in UTlAH-TDAHO
SUGAR COMPANY
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

ophir. 1.75@1SO; Mexican 52@
Gould & Curry, 13@15 Con. va. e5M
66. Savage, 64Qs6; Hale & Norcross. so
T52: Yellow Jacket, 90; Belcher, 26@
q; Confidence, 65Q75; Sierra Nevada,
1894; Excheduer, 1896; Union, 2sG29.
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Newspaper at Fort Gay.

Cur nearest nelehbor. Fort Gay.
~ Va. Is to have a newspaper The
nri Issue OF which viii appear
daing me week OF March 10th. The
outiit has been purchased. a build
INC rented. and the material will
~ pat Into place within the next
fsW days. Mayor s. ]. Crum and
~ snd W. Agent J. l. smih are
the proprietors. The paper will y
Democratic in politics Mr.. Crum
= n well known and popular las
vcr. OF more than ordinary abill-
q. Mr.. Smith Ia very genial aud
capable young man. whose accom-.
modating disposition in the oxecu.
tion OF h.s railroad duties has mad,
him exceedingly popular.
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To Operate Up Sandy.

The Eastern Kentucky Realty
Company has been organized by
Huntington people, and is expected
tc deal extensively In the Big San
jy valley.
NJ. l.. Fesenmeir is president Of
the company. J. r. Beavers, vice
president and general manager and
J ]. Kearney, treasurer. The d.
Iectprs are d Kelley. VIM. Hutson,
J. ]. Kearney. NJ. L. Fesenmelr and
]. + Beavers.
The company is organized under
the laws OF the State Of West
Virginia, but will operate in Ken.
tucFy where, It has already sever.
al thousand acres OF valuable coal
and timber land. which II Is pro-
posed 70 deyelop.
Those who are interested In ths
concern are hustling business men
who will make a success OF the
new undertaking.
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oLIovILLE.

81. Valentines day was observed
with great care here, all the boys
and girls being well remembered.
The sad news reached here last
week that Howard Webb, while work
Ing at a log camp at Greenbrier
W. Va, got his leg broken. He
IS a son of A. ]. Webb and is a
very industrious young man.
The little fourteen month child
of Frank Clark died Monday and
was laid to rest in the A. J. Webb
graveyard to wait the resurrection
morn. 1t had been an invalid dur
ing its brief stay here, but me
silver cord loosened and it has
gone where pain is unknown aps
death can never come.
Mrs. Corda Watson and little
dauehter Bulah, have been sick
several days and don't seem TO be
improving much.
Mrs. James Rateliff has severe
case of gripp and is very sick.
isaac Cunningham is recovering
from a severe attack Of grip.
Misses Ollie Jordan and Stella
Cunningham and Messrs Bob. Davis
and Benn Riggs were guests Of
Miss Maud Dean Sunday.
Dan Brainard moved from Floyd
hack to our little town last week.
Our local fur men have Skipped
their fur.
G. w. Fraley passed through here
Monday with very fine drove Of
cattle Mr.. Fraley is fine stock
man. Oliver
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-22
The New Pension Bill.

Washington. d. C.. Feb. z. 1907.
Ed. Ceredo Advance.
| enclose you copy OF Senate bill
10. 976. a bill which has recently
rassed the House and Senate, and
now only awaits the signature OF
the President to make 1t law.
There is no doubt but that the
President will sign this bill. ! take
this method OF advising the soldiers
In my District. so they may. at the
earliest possible da.e. receive the
benefits OF same. will kindly ask
you TO print full in your paper,
my letter to you and the enclosed
III.
The Bureau OF Pensions will
issue blank applications TO be filled
ovt. certifying to tie age OF the
soldier. 80 they may receive the
benaiits, in accordance with the
provisions OF this bill. At the age
OF 81 years. they will receive sls;
al the age OF 20 years. $l5. and at
the age OF 75 years and over $40.
tried to amend this bill so that, in
addition. TO their age. their service
a'so would be added. and then the
soldier could receive the most ad-
yanisge from the provisions Of The
bill In other words. II soldier
had attained the age OF &c Years,
and had had years service, he
would be entitled 10 SIS: II he had
attained the age OF 20. andhad had
years service. he would be entltl-
cd to $50 etc.
also tried TO amend this b!ll,sc
that State Troops would receive the
bene It's OF the bill. the same as
United States soldiers. feel that
sfate Troops. who served all IN,
way from one TO four years, should
certainly be entitled to the benefits
Of tnia bill. on the same basis Al
United States soldiers, who served
30 days aud over. These pensionI
are allowed for the purpose Of yiv'
Ing certain benefits TO the soldier
CT the war o, the Rebellion. and q
would seem TO me.tllat this shouit
apply 10 State Troops,M we'll a. e
United States soldiers.
should any further information
be needed. in reference to receiving
benefits from this bill.And its pro
visions. will be only too glad e
correspond personally, with an!
soldier. in reference TO IL
Yours. for the old soldier,
James A. Hughes.