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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22
The Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May 2l.--There was a decline of over s2 in London tin, spot being quoted at fl35, and futures at fl3l, l7s, Sd. The loacl market was weak. Quotations 29.25 to 29.50.
 Copper was shade lower in the English market, spot being quoted at f57, los, Cd, futures s5s, Is, Cd. Lo- cally it was quiet, lake l2.75 to l3, ,lectrolytic l2.62h to l2.S7R and cast. ing l2.50 to l2.62h.
 Lead was lower at fl3, Is, 4d in London. The local market was quiet at 4.224 to 4.27h.
 Spelter declined 5s to f20 in London Locally it was shade lower, the av.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22
THE LITE INSURANCE

Muddle has started the public to thinking. The wonderful success that has met Ballard's Horehound Syrup in it's crusade on Coughs, Influenza, Bron- ehitis and all Pulmonary troubles--has started the public to thinking of this wonderful preparation. They arc all using it. Join the procession and down with sickness. Price 25e, 50e and sl.00. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

hide the deception the writing covered was traced on top of the photograph.
 On Maya, 1894, the certificate was issued in Frisco to Tang Seang. He probably sold it to the present China man, who pade the changes in photo graphs and did it almost skillfully enough to deceive even the experts.
 Seang will have his hearing before Johnstone, May g.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

We wish the active cooperation { every voter in the United States vi believes with us, that the election of Democratic Congress would greatly bel eft the country. We must rely upon [, people to sustain our work by giviE information as to local conditions, sI suggestions for our guidance. Each individual can at least aid ! by making contribution. Will he u' do 30 and interest others in helping | tool
 We wish our Campaign handbook di tributed as liberally as possible, aD we will furnish a copy, as soon as pui lished, to every one who contributes our Committee.
 Send remittances to me at Washir: ton, D. c.
 JAMES T. LLOYD,
 Chairmal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22
Of Interest to Democrats.

The National Democratic Congress ional Campaign Committee has begun active operations at its headquarters at Washington D. C. In addition to its regular work it is now preparing a Campaign handbook which it hopes to have ready for distribution by July l. two or three months earlier than here tofore.
 The Committee is charged with the duty of assisting, in every way possible, the election of a Democratic Congress.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, May 2l.--Wheat closed strong July opened Is to IA higher at 90 to 90 IS, advanced to 90 IS to 9l and closed at 90 5-S.
 July corn opened unchanged to a shade lower at 66 l-4 to 66 l-4 to 66 3-s, sold off to 66 and closed at 66 to 66 IS. May closed unchanged at v l-2.
 July oats opened shade lower to a shade higher at 46 3-4 to 67-S, ad. vanced to 47 and closed at 46 7-S.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

craze being dull at 4.55 to AGO.
 The English iron market was higher with Cleveland warrants at sos. Local. ly the market was reported steady. No l foundry northern, 1875 to l7.5o; No 2, l6 to 1875; No. southern and No. southern soft, 1925 to HOO.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

Rates to Chicago and return on ac- count of the Republican National Con- vention are announced to be $5S.70. Tickets on sale at Globe station June II, l2 and 18th, good to re.ura until June 30.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22
Reductions m the Grocery Department
Granrlated Cane Sugar, s7 per sack,

Granulated care Sugar, s7 per sack,
 IS DO .nds for. r....,...........e1 .e1.00 Pink Beans, per pound. ......... .5Hae Condensed Milk, 9 cans. .. .26c Condensed MIX, baby sise three
 Tor ............,...,.s. FOG Arb Ickles Coffee pounds. .$l.00 Mocha and Java Coffee, pound. ~ . soc Best Mocha and Java Coffee, ono
 pound cans ..,.............. 46c Williams Favori.e Mocha and
 Java, 1-psund cans. ..... 35c Williams Favorite Mocha and
 Java, 3-pound cans ......... .s1.oo schilling, Folgcr and Iris Teas, all
 favors, per package 25c and. Soc old Country Tea, per pound. . Goo Lipton's Teas all favors, DOT pound, 6oc Folgers Baking Powder, 12 ox.,
 35c; 16 oz., 45c; 2Ia lbs, 3l;
 lbs, $l.s5; 10 lbs, s3.75.
 Newmark's g Baking Powder, H2 h.,
 25c; l h.. 40c; 21a lbs, 9oc; 5
 lbs, S1.75.
 Irish Potatoes, by sack per pound,
 2hc; 35 lbs, Sl; l5 lbs, soc. Hams, per pound .........,.,....16 .16c Bacon, per pornd ..........,...... l7c Sdlt Fork .......... ......... lzTac 0. Beef, Armoar's and McNeii's,
 per pound ...........,........ .lbc Clipped Beef, per can. .......... 15c Deviled Ham, four cans. ........ .26c Lemons, per doz. .............2 .2Sc Worcester Ssuce, pint COG: enc
 half pint t>................. .3oc
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

Rubottom, jewelry manufacturer, makes rings, stick pins, bangles. brace lets, brooches, etc. 496 North Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

Jams and Prcsei yes, in jars. .25c Pure Extract of Honey, jars, } for S1.0o Chile Sauce, best on tho market, in American sardines, { boxes for. .25c Lemon Extract, oz. 25c; 4 OF. 45c;
 OF. 85c; 16 oz. Sl.5o.
 Vanilla Extract, og. soc; oz.
 6oc; s oz. s1.i5; l6 oz. s2.25. Yeast Foam, per package. .5e P. & D. Flour, per cwt .... .$4.00 D. M. Florr. per cwt. ...,... .$4.26 Black Pepper, small. ......., Toe Black Pepper, l Ib. cans soc: ha lb.
 cans 25c.
 Friend Oats, per package. ....... 16c Butter, Mesa, saaord and Tee Pee,
 per pound 35c Lard, ID. 4sc; lb. roc; 10 lb.
 $40; 20 lbs. s2.75; Swift's and
 Armour's.
 Lard 50 lbs. Compound. ...s .s5.5o Vinegar, per bottle. ................10 .10c Flotilia Soap, bars for ..... .25c Tooth Picks, DOT package. ..- ....5c airbanks White Star Soap, 20
 pars .................. .Sl.0o Giycerins Punro Soap, 90 bars. :. .s1.oo Hay, alfalfa, frst-class, per bale
 75c; second class. ..............20 200 First class Barley, Sl.85; bran. .s1.75
 Wood cut stove length s5 per stove wood cord. or the biggest bunch of wood you ever purchased in Globe for $5.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

Mrs. J. W. Callahan has opened dress making psrlors at 152 F.. Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

Thirteen pounds Of granuiated sugar $i, at Gamble s Cash Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22
Many New Faces Are At the Counters
Old Credit Patrons Continue and Many

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22
CRocKERY DEPARrMBNr

Fun line of open stock in full sets O. fractions. Lunch baskets at greatly reduced prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-22

Way Down East. A great moving picture at the Iris
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-12
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-12
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-12
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-12
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-12

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

through Salt Lake, restaurants. hotel.
and the market generally.
( That there is large and growing
market for trout in Utah is dcn,on-
strated. Outside of this state trout
is considered a luxury In New York
City this fish brings 10 cents q pound
wholesale. and 81 a pound retail; IN
San Francisco rs cents per pound is the
prevailing price, ana IN Reno. New. sjt-
uated on the TruclSea river a stream
which abounds with fish and where
fishermen make S. a day with hook
and line, the price is so cents q pound,
II. Utah Mr.. Reese sells his fish whole-
sale around a tenth of dollar each
and makes money all the time. The
growth of fish is dependent to some ex-
tent, upon the feed, range and tempera-
ature of the water and under favorable
circumstances results are attained that
are remarkable. Mr. Reese property
embraces all the favorable conditions
ana his results speak, or rather taste.
for themselves. The pure water in
Which the fish are reared on the Dee
eret Trout Farm comes from n spring
flowing 3-second feet of fresh water.
and 10 aftesian wells. Brigham Reese
q Sons have followed up the business
11orsseveral years and are familiar with
every detail of it. When you are told
that the fish set before you for your
delectation. comes from the Deseret
Trout Farm, you are prepared to dis
cuss a. toothsome delicacy and are ney.
err disappointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
FERGUSON TROUT COMPANY
POSSESSES IDEAL FARM

THAT the fish business will become
! aud is now one of the great in
dustries of the state to be considered.
commercially as well as legislatively is
now a known and positive fact The
propagation Of trout has grown from
an experiment to a reality. 1t is not
{. matter of pleasure or chance any
more, it is a matter OF profit and a
livelihood. II only one has somewhat
Of the natural adaptation with the
common energy and push thar it takes
TO make any business go, and, OF
course, the plant, there is no question
as to good returns to be derived from
this industry. At least, it is so put
by those who have given it their best
attention. Probably, the best example of
success, which verifies the above state
ment. would be the case of T. Fergu-
son. Of the Ferguson Trout company.
Seven years ago Mr.. Ferguson. with
nothing but . desire to create his own
labor and a firm belief that the busi-
nes would pay, started the culture OF
trout with one small pond and a few
hundred fs.. 1t was not without a
great struggle that he was enabled TO
exist and accumulate enough, means to
increase his business to a profitable
basis ;asi Also his neighbors many times
4endeayored to discourage him and
ei1agrined at the idea Of him making
an industry of what seemed to them
could result IN nothing more than mere
pleasure plea But with his firm belief
s SUI and with persistent determine
ton that characterizes all successful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
BIGGEST FISH HATCHERY
IN !NTERMOUNTAIN REGION

~ +.
most advanced progressive and
: e1ltelrrisins OF those engaged in
Inc propagation Of trout in commercial
quantities Is The Mountain Trout com
afany OF Murray. utah whose big incu-
batting plant, nursery runs and screened
staces are situated on IRE east boundary
Of Murray city.
ne Mountain Trout company was
not formed until the latter part OF
1907. but aggressive ana progressive
no:tcs' mas placed this corporation
ahead Of all others. and it is today
3 recognized flts as not onls. one of the iarg-
5 est but .as5ons of the most advanced iii
Tue tnirel.eializine of trout culture.
i ne itleuba.ing plant of this com
81 pany IS OF The most advanced type and
- a M eeef5 slle;i tness and correnience:
~ has q capacity OF 100000 eggs each
& ha'eh and by securing early ana late
spawn Of the different COMMERCIAL sne-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

from ''fingerlings" to seven and eight
pounds in weight. To the city bred
individual a visit to the farm at feed
ing time is Il revelation. AS one APP
proaches the banks of the various ponds
the fish gather like a huge flock Of
chickens waiting to be fed. When
their portion of ground meat, shorts
and meal is thrown on the water, thu
Ecene is an animated one and the wa
ter is dashed into foam by the energetic
tails and fins Of the voracious fish.
Great care Is taken to furnish the stock
with all the good, Wholesome food in
quantities enough to meet demands and
at the same time not to leave an excess
which might contaminate the water to
the detriment OF the fish.
The close season Is not applicable to
the private trout raiser and conse-
@Guently trout can be secured from this
farm at all months Of the year. At
this writing the Hill company has 10o,-
600 fine firm fish ready for the market.
An additional $4,000 are approaching
marketable age and 5000 speckled beau
ties are reserved for spawning when
tho fish are stripped of their eggs by
hand and the spawn transferred care
fully to the troughs in the hatchery.
Mr.. Fill operates a hatchery Of a mill
lion and a half eggs, and solicits sale
for his fry Of which there are none SUI
perior.
Another advantage he has IS that his
farm is located near the car line, and
all that is necessary to do is to call
the farm up and orders will be filed
with promptness and dispatch. The
farm is located at Fifteenth South
street and Seventh East, which is close
TO the city limits and within easy dis
lance of the. Salt Lake kitchens and
dinner tables.
Mr.. Hill is q native of this country
and is favorably known as sheep
and cattle man in addition to being
successful farmer. His surroundings,
houses, barns. poultry runs, orchards,
and now, important of ALL the fish farm.
impress person with his executive
ability along these lines. his push. en-
#ersetic. careful, painstaking disposI-
ton, and his successful and metfodical
way of managing affairs that bring
in splendid revenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

men, he continued with unceasing CT
fort. and today he is viewed differently
He is now enyiously looked upon as a
most promoters of the fish industry OF
this state. He owns one Of the largest
fish farms in the country. that Is con-
sidering it from every branch of the
industry. This firm covers an area of
Is acres OF ground, with 16 ponds, the
arrangements of which Is almost scien-
tific. Everything convenient of mod
5ern invention TO assist the industry is
i'll evidence. Mr.. Ferguson has stock
of 100000 trout of last years hatch;
1000 that are now ready for the mar
ltet, ranging in size from one to seven
pounds; 10000 spawners OF a choice
selected line of rainwbow and eastern
brook, the rainbow having the prefer
ence, from which two million eggs
are taken each year. Mr.. Ferguson
also operated a hatchery with a capa-
city of one and a half million eggs,
and is in the market with eyed-eggs
and fry in any quantity for local ana
shipping consumption. both in and out
Of the state. He solicits trade every
where, and is in q position to give all
Information as to the culture OF the
trout, it's rearing and propa cation.
In placing his stock-fsh on the mar
let. Mr. Ferguson has q great advan-
tage over his competitors, the practi-
cal experience and knowledge he has
of the business, and the care exercised
in feeding and selecting food is in his
favor; the much room ho has acquired:
the natural rocky bottom so much
desired in trout culture; the ample
quantity of fresh pure water unexcelled
anywhere. with the natural fall neces-
sary for aereal purposes are other adj
vantages that contribute to his super
ior stock Of fish. These conditions are
conducive to the finest trout with flesh
and flavor equal to that Of the wild
canyon species These natural and
acquired advantages have made Mr..
Ferguson's trout marketable and de-
Sired famous for beauty and table
adelicacy
IT you are in the market FOR fish for
homo or public consumption OF should
You have the intention of going into
the business, it is suggested that you
see Mr.. Ferguson before so doing, as he
is in q position to give you ,aluabIe
information, that will be to your in
terest and stock that can find no
superior.
To some this story may seem exag-
serated but if anyone doubts its
truthfulness 1t can be verified by CALI
ing at the /. Ferguson Trout company
about Eleventh East and Eighteenth
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
HILL TROUT FARM is
A VERITABLE REVELATION

M ENTIoN. of the big trout raising
IVA concerns of the State of Utah
would be incomplete without extended
reference to the Hill Trout company
of which Mr. w. N. Hill is manager.
This concern Is among the largest trout
producing and fish stock supplying
firms of Utah. Three years ago this
company started out and from the first
jumped TO the front rank. Since It's
inception it has been operated on a
large and profitable scale and today the
Hill brand is eagerly sought for by the
epicures of Salt Lake and contiguous
cities. Neither money nor time has
been saved in bringing every detail of
the industry to the highest standard
OF excellence.
The water available on the Hill farm
is exceptionally free from any excess
of mineral of chemical matter and
hardly varies in winter or summer in
the direction Of temperature. These
ideal conditions afford firm flesh to the
Hill trout The lay of the farm also
permits of rapid running water Which
.
is iudiciously spread in miniature falls
affording the requisite aeration so nee
essary to the health and growth OF
the piscatorial stock.
The Hill Trout company was com
menced for profit and it has already
surpassed the most sanguine expecta-
tons of the promoters. Owing to ju-
dieious management disease is UNI
known among trout. Inflammation OF
the gills and .pop-eye,' which is known
as gas malady are strangers, as the
waters Of the farm are impregnated
with sufficient oxygen to take care OF
millions ofsfisil. small and large
The country upon which the Hill in
dustly is established. comprises &c
sacres. naturally and well adapted for
fish culture, with an abundance OF
fresh water rising from voiurninous
springs right on the ground While
these springs might be considered suiEi-
tcient for ordinary purposes, the pro-
motef caused to be driven several ar
tesian wells, the waters of which, after
being properly and scientifically aerat-
ed, or exposed TO the air. are distributed
throughout the various runs.
There are 20 ponds on the farm all
stocked with the finest rainbow and
eastern brook trout, ranging in size
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
.DEsERET TROUT FARM
OUTPUT SECOND TO NONE

II far the greater number of agile
- trout one sees disporting in the
aquariums Of the Salt Lake restaurants
where you may pick out your live fish
and have him fried for breakfast were
born and raised on the Deseret Trout
farm, located at 3540 south Seventh
East. This splendid property IS owned
and operated by Brigham Reese q
Sons. with T. NJ. Reese MS manager.
To the average man the site Of the
original farm was not very inviting
from 8. money-making standpoint. Mr..
Reese. however. early saw its possibili-
ties and installed an up-to-date hatch
cry with the result his output Of ma
3tured fish is eagerly sought by those
addicted to ''tl,e courses of most re-
fined and epicurean dishes" Today
this firm is one Of the largest caterers
of rainbow and eastern brook trout in
the market.
This industry is carried on at two
farms. one located on the east side and
the other on the west side of Seventh
East street. Two thousand spawn
ers of the two species of fish already
noted disport In the big pond and are
factors in keeping the runs stocked and
providing the shipments Of cry made
all over the state.
OF the stock in the ponds this year
there We're $4,000 Of marketable age
with 10000 of this years hatch The
hatchery in connection with The fairy,
has capacity of 100000. When the
fry is Matched the output win be d.
vide yided, 300, 900 going into the home runs
and The balance shipped to prospective
trout farmers.
me Deseret Trout Farm holds con-
tracts and is supplying the dining
CARS CATS OF the various railroads passing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
SPRING RUN HATCHERY
THE OLDEST IN THE STATE

ID IoNEER trout farm of Utah is the
\ title that the Spring Run Trout
farm can justly lay claim to. The Is
acres of land located east OF the Muir
ray limits has long been known as the
first place where trout were success
fully tanned" in the State of Utah.
This acreage carries 70 large springs
of superb water, which is augmented
by five gushing artesian wells OF water