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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-29

TnA ninth animal meeting OF tho \ANN
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IN toG riISt h"p',St e'urt" IN itoS-
"eI'' D''ci'oel ~ y. "e DaP''9l1
nave petH Hlahins rapid StrideS III
hl'ihpersniP ana ln'"2ilet curing tle
past year anu cue ooH''ns iHGo''nS
PROMISES 90 p' tlt o'st atVe"utu anu
must ii9p'i '"s ~ u"'v' ny iuii Pr
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morning 'uu'uat ny iseN. d. y SHAW
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as i"lIoWs'
"ruI''soaN roreliooh'
''"o' D'Notlo""' 9'i N'c'S'
lo.ou' Our bipi' Htuo"l milu'l'o'
-'IilpSSS rom t'' Heiu' ia'NS ny
l'el M E"""i"S' > ''0NS"'
ana 'lleis'
Io'47. hepof's rom tn' Seho"Is
IaIkS by KEY H. H. NyIe' bloIe schooI
corresponding sGcretary ior foftai'S
ASSOCIATIONS - 4. jackson, Tor Lln-
com association lteV. j. y. Heath' Tor
the SANTA re association Appoint
iheht OF committee lor ratlhg the
SCHOOLS
Wednesday Afternoon
100 Bible Heading on The value
OF SILVER city
Z:"o' Meetlhg the heeds or the
situation, suggestions to help the work
along by all present
500, Some Bible School stand
ARDS }. l.. Rupard, followed by gem
erai discussion A definite decision
by vote.
Wednesday Evening.
T"nO MnpfinU Of tho convention
bard OF managers. Praise service lea
ny Sunday school missionary, }. H.
Rupard.
7:S0. The Teaching Idea, Its Or
igin, History, Place and Power. Re-
port ON the ten best Bible schools of
New Mexico by the committee. Mes
sengers to the convention are eligible
to vote, and All present are cordially
invited to take part in the discussions
Thursday Forenoon.
First session of the convention
proper.
$3.50. Devotional Services arranged
by the president. p. 4. Link. Of Sill
yer city.
1900. can to order by the presl-
dem Appointment of committee on
enrolment. Reading articles II, III,
w. V, and section | Of Article VIE
of the Constitution. Introduction of
visitors. Introduction of pastors who
have entered the territory during the
last convention year. Report OF the
committee on enrolment. Appoint
ment Of committee on nominations.
Appointment by the president of per
sons to fill vacancies in standing COM
mittees.
Thursday Afternoon.
200. Devotional Services led by
Rev. Milton Reece, of Tucumcari Re
port of committee ON Bible schools,
p W. Longfcllow, chairman. Report
of committee on publication, Society
of Religious Literature, j.. L. Rupard,
chairman.
Thursday Evening.
700. Praise Service led by com
mittcc.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-29

coat, made Of good quality
Kersey. lined throughout
with guaranteed black
satin; collar ANA cuffs
trimmed with Bcngadine
silk braid la black only;
S22.j0 regular price; our
price .Sl2.DS
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-29
CHRISTMAS THINGS
FROM FAR AWAY
JAPAN
Lee Clarke Imports Large
Line From the ORIENT Drawn
Work Sale Opens December
7; Fob for Every Customer,


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-29
GOOD PROGRAM At
CONVENTION 0F
BhPT|STS
Ninth Annual Meeting to be
Held With First Baptist
Church at RoSkeIIl Beginning
December 2,

\ program Of unusual Interest no.
only to the denomination out To tho
public at large mas been prepared foi
the ninth annual meeting OF the New
Mexico baptist convention TO be held
in the First Baptist church in Ros-
well, December > to s. The Baptists
have been making rapid strides i'm
membership and influence during the
past year ana the coming meeting
promises to be the best attended ana
most inspiring to date. The full pro-
gram which was kindly furnished the
Morning Journal by Rev. J, A.. Shaw,
pastor of the local Baptist church, is
as follows:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-29
es' Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists and P%etiCOats, also Sweaters
FOR 30 DAYS
COM MENC'G
TUESDAY. DEC. |

More than two months ago our New York buyer was given in
Clearing Sale. to search the worlds markets for the best value
brought here. That they have succeeded in manner beyond belief
sales. Thousands of dollars worth of fall and winter Coats, Suits
all of this seasons make, style and material have been collected.
We bought over 100 Ladies' and Misses Suits from a New You
and these also 90 on sale for less money than what you can buy Il
A lot of Wolfe Skirts in brown, blue and black; regularly sold for ST
Wolfe Skirts, that regularly sold for $14.50, in black only -----
Some worth $3.50, in black only; we sell them for -------
ALL Wool Panama Skirts, black. blue and brown, must 90 at ---.
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Thursday Artcrnoon.


tian Religion Essentially Missionary
by the Rev. J. a.. Cutler. of Ration
Reading the minutes Of proceeding
day Report Of the committee on
education. Rev. 5, b. Galloway. chair
man. Report of committee on CON
vontion missions, Rev. II. f. Ncrmil-
lion. chairman.
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SATURDAY Evening.

200. Praise service. conducted by
Rev b. G. Miller. CLAYTON. other
numbers on the program Will be sup
Piled including all the services or
SUNDAY.
Messengers from the churches
should bring credentials Every
church Is entitled o. three delegates
ANA o. one additional delegate for
each twenty-five members or fraction
thereof over Hftv
Visitors and delegates desiring enc
tcrtainment should send their names
at % e. Co ". \. Johnson. Roswell
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-29

$3.50. Bible reading on Spiritual
Power ~conductedby Rev. L. :. At
wood, of Hagerman
I0:0O. Reading minutes OF proceed
ing day Reports of committee on
foreign missions. Rev W A.. Nicholas.
chairman. Resolutions, Rev. ". G..
Grant, chairman. Obituaries. Rev. j.
q. Heath. chairman. Unfinished bust
ness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
MARkE H|GH|E::|R
CLOSING STRONG

! New York. Dec. &.stocks opened
4 higher, although tile volume OF buslr
ness was m oderat e The New York pub
| lie utilities were prominent. bur q NUM-
| Der OF speculative leaders advanced y
point. Third Avenue rose a.. Iowa ~ z
Central preferred consollda1edn M. s Z,
| orn preferred 4 Z, Union Pacific. New
York Central. Chesapeake d Ohio, Erie Y
first preferred, Kansas d texas anu Y !.
Brooklyn Transit a. pofnt and nninper
Of others large frac tons,
The advance attained create I, mon en-
tnm and breadth. and while the llst rosss
twoi5of The favoriteY stocks were nnf--,
chased freely and there was also "a q
growing demand for variety OF otilsa'
s Irofir-talting sales had some slight ef-
fect on prices towards the end OF the
hour e s,55. sS55 Il. !,
The demand slackened in the second
hour but sellers were not Inclined 70
make concessions and some further adj
vances occurred. Cleveland d. PtttsburS3
az. St. Paul, Delaware s HUDSON, aud
Duluth South ShoretsE Atlantic 2 and
#Des Moires, Fort Dodge and American
even. sefni-specuIative issues being most
prominent.
& Speculation became huoyant In tone
s Tish 's N orn s Jumped 81. CHI
cag3 Great Western preferred a. 451s.
American Sugar 3A, Union Pacific y,
General Electric ~. Minneapolis. St.
Paul & sault Ste Mario Is, 6. Erie first
preferred, Canadian Pacific, New York;
Central. Ontario and Western and .Great I.
Northern ,prsfel red and Southern Pacific
aad Ercpohlyn Union Gas 4.
Outside OF tho development Of some
new Icints or strength the genera, ri,,r-
ket tlid n3t vary much alth oigll the
prices continued well held at the higher
levels. The Gould group and the South h:
sern Railway stocks were in especial de-
rnand. chica 90, St Paul, Mtnaineapolis s.
Southern Railway preferred sss, st
Louis and San francisco first preferred
s. Atchison 2A. Missouri Pacific and
New Haven .. and Texas s. Pacific
The market closed strong and active;
There was some realizing In the final
hour. Keokuls and nes Moines sold at
an advance of Az Atchison. Iackawan-
ma and Northwestern preferred ~ Union
Pacific 3es Texas y Pacific, Land Trust
Ing 2a., Amalgamated Copper and
Baltimore L. Ohio, Reading and Northern
Pacific ] q.
The trand of the price movement turn
ed upward again toward the end of the
f1a
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LIVESTOCK.
cHIcAGo.

u SOD .
Chicago Dec, IS cattle,R Receipts. e s,
er. Beeves. 3.65G7 40; Texans, 3.slq. 40;
westerns, s.G0Qb.65; stockers and feed
Sers. SO; cows and heifers, l.J1tD
go; calves. 6.50Ge.0o.
Receipts, estimated. $1,000; mar-
ket generally 1Dc. higher. i4ign..
rough. 5oG5s7o; good to choice y. ,neavg,
Sheep-Recelpts, es timated, q, 100; mar
$ket. steady to Toe. lower. Native, 2.6Qdp
ass; western, 2.60dI4. so: Nearlings 5.0D@
$50; lambs, native. 4.50gi6o; western,
( 400 ~ Z. 60.
South Omaha. Dec. 2S.--Cattle--Receip
$500; market 10c, higher Western steers.
and heifers. 2.50li4 .35: Gamers, 200 @2.f5i
stockers and feeders, 2.75l15. 20: calves,
5000 90; bulls and stays, 2. SOlI4 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900, market 1uc. high
er. Heavy. b.70@6.00; mixed, 5.do96. 10:
lights, 5 s2545.75; pigs, 3.50@6.oo;; bulk of
sales, 5.6016.s0.
er. Yearlings. 5.e5 p6 500; wethers, . .4pa
80; ewes, a.aSa4 80; lambs. 6 .2oql7. D.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Dec. Receipts,
5000; market strong. stockers and feed
ers, 5000 SIS; bulls, 2.eoGl4. Is; calves,
$500 .25: vest srn steers, 8. 1905 60; vest
Hogs-ReGeipts. 5000; market s. to LOG.
higher. Bulk of sales, $500 6.a5; heavy,
@ pacse s65 ana n butchers ss,6 81 200
Sheep---Receipts. 5000: market steady.
Muttons, 4.2a45,10 lambs, 6.00lD7 30;
range Wethers. 4doQs.35; fed ewes. 3. 90
a 80. Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
LIVELY DAY FOR 0
MINING EXCHANGE CHI NJ !.
-
Iron Blossom Holds certer Of
Market at Slightly
LoWerFiglre.
THE BUSIEST DAY FOR A WEEK
THE BUSIEST DAY FOR A WEEK
Black ,TacI, is Prominent seller--l'lu-
tus Jumps Up for Short Squirt
On Curb Market.

Throwing aside the holiday idea o.
taking rest, the mining exchange th TINS
morning settled down to business ana
the heaviest market for a week Il re-
suited. The market throughout me
entire session was steady ana hrrl.
There was no marked change IN any
= of the stocks. although Iron Blossom
seemed to hold the interest OF .ne
market The stock was lower TO-DAY.
Than 1t WINS last week or at closing
time Thursday. 6,a
After being closed for three DAYS
iithe market became more active TINS
morning and on both the open ana
regular boards $4,000 shares of stock
were disposed Of, representing a
value Of $ss.9176o, Black Jack was
a prominent stock In the market this
morning with the prices ranging from
As to ~ cents.
On the curb market Ohio Copper
sold nj $500 and Plntns took little
squirt and sold for s and is II cents.
Bingham Central Standard went Tor
% cents and standard Copper sold
for II cents, Dcmijohn was offered
for ] ~ cents and bid Of II cents
was made.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28

IdahJ is soon to have another smell
ter which will be able to handle 800
tons of ore a day. The Lemhi Smelt-
ing company is building a plant on5its
property III the Spring Mountain min
ling district, near the Montana linc.aJt
is situated at the head of Birch creek
and the Lemhi river on the western
side of the divide. The district Is gem
orally known is the Sheep Mountain
country and is about 1T5 miles north.
east Of Boise. The principal town in
the camp is Hahn, named after one of
the directors of the company.
I'VE are now building at Hahn n
sinelter with a 300-ton daily capacity
said III. l.. Fisher, president of the com
5pany.s yesterday. This year we have
erected one stack and next spring we
will raise two others. Our Blake
rock cruster is sufficiently large to-
crush the rock for Il 3o0-ton plant.
During the construction work nov
in progress only rs men are employed
but the force will be increased early in
the year. We have ordered our@own
sawmill, which Will soon be installed
and will cut our own lumber for the
finishing of the mill. bunk houses, as
say and general office buildings and
blacksmith shop and then have lumber
to spare for the cabins of men with
families who are already in camp
There is already in the town of Hahn
q hotel, butcher shop, general store,
blacksmith shop and livery stable.
CHEAPER THAN HORSES.
We look for a large increase in pop
5ulation early in the spring. The roads
are now iii first class condition, for
automobiles rs well as stages. The
company owns it's own auto and Beggss
has Just completed an auto line be-
tween Boise and Hahn, 70 miles. and
his first machine has just arrived,
which is capable of carrying eight pas
sengers and the driver. He will have
two more machines early in the spring
Autos are cheaper than horses. #
"All the new machinery is now on
the ground, including the brick and
cement for the new plant, and the new
boilers and engines have already been
installed. AS soon as the building is
inclosed they will start work on the
new furnaces, delaying this In order
that they may not be stopped by the
cold weather.
WATER PIPED# IN.
"a pipe line, two miles long, buried
two feet under ground, now brings all
the water for the town as we'll as for
the use of the s1nelter Itself.
AT present the company is con-8
structinG two tranways, one from
the Lemhi Union group, and the other
from the IIljzab beth, the two principal
mines in the camp Each of these
trans is about 5000 feet long and Is
swung without intervening towers.
These trans will bring the ore from
the mines to the bins ON the wagon
road, about a mile and a half from
the smelter. which saves much ex-
pense. In the spring the company will
build another tram from the smolter
to the wagon road station bins, which
will be operated by steam, reducing
the cost to the minimum.
The ore of this camp is lead and sill
Yer and runs upward from 30 per cent
in lead and 30 ounces in silver to the
ton and carries a few dollars In gold
and copper but not enough to pay for.
the working of the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
MuIl AIEInl, TH,.KSDAY.

meeting of the directors Of the
Mai Evans Consolidated Mining conf
&pany in which Jesse Knight has re-
Gently purchased the controlling IN,
teiest. Will be held Thursday at Provo
at which time resolution will be
passed changing the place Of business
ds the company to Provo. Tho property
isS3in American Fork canyon and de-i
veopment work IS being pushed. a
number OF men are employed at pres
ent endeayoring to pierce the large
body or low grade silver-lead that UNI
derlines the properly. Jesse Knight Is
president OF the company: j. G. Jensen,
vice president and C. T.. Allen, secre-
tary ana treasurer. The officers with
J. j Jack son and j. VIII knight form
the directorate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
1, ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

n New york, Dee. 22S.N Money on call,
firm; 2ssa 1913 pei, cent.
b Ruling rate, 8 " !; closing bid. 2M& Of
fered at 8. # Y
Time loans slightl easier; 81 days TO
30 days, ~ to 8 Y per cent, SIX months,
3al to per cent. s3. III
Close: Prime mercantile paper, u 8. TO;
AZ per cent. Is q q
Sterling exchange easy with actual
business in bankers Bills at 4,S4.9OP5
4.S5.1O for G0-day bills, land at d.s6.a5
for demand. 10 n
Commercial bills, 4. s41laa ai.sa;s4.
Bar silver, ASK
Mexican dollars. Is. M
\ Government bonds, stron railroad
bonds strong.
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BOSTON cnprER CLOSE.

.Ahneek 1870 bid: Cum. Ely, s Is q u !;
8Giroux. 6A0l7s: Hancock, AZ 91a;
sEetvetia $500 Kew, 5 II as: Ma
siestic. S0dIS1; Ney Utah., 25sM3; Nip
issing. 10asm Is sllawnnt l@9; Yuk-
on. a T-16& 11-1f: S. & g., 1ItGp
is; a & Nj. y GG2is, y. & L.. seq
as: Dom. Cop, 55GDGp: Globe. 1amS:
Gas. S0tI ST. First Natl. l4iam15:
Oiibwuy. ! is ala Clrelnunc,21 x a. - =
AdNcnt,irs 9 a = !Srcadiait. 90 q Is ;; !
Arnold. 5UGl51 49, Coaln, 2Iis q 4 :.
West, 100 Ia; CRANKY, 1870 Il la.
Salie. l44s. a. Mohawk, I Q Y q ~
North Butte. s519 q I'll; Quincy. % q
90: Santa Fe. 91tt@ "a: superior. 3S1s
IA W Tenn Copper. ~ q n 5].: Utah
con. 46ls q ~; Nictoriu. 3 Y az u :
Wolverines Il aom152i United Cop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
orTyoN@ on. .G1RoUX Con.

From the east comes the report that
.Stillman r. Kelly of Boston owns an
option on the treasury stock OF the
Giroux Consolidated amounting to TO-
600 shares. The option was to run a.
year after the smelter was blown i'll.
AS Sthe slnelter burned before it vas
blown-in it is probable that the option
will have long time to run.
1t is understood that the Guggen-
helms have tried many times to secure
the controlling interest in the property,
but this is believed TO be impossible
as the control has beeilpooled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28

Unclc sam. 500 at 80; 1900 at 4s;
1000 at 90 buyer 60. III
Victoria, 200 at ITO.
Yeringtop, 500 at
OPEN BOARD. X
Black Jack, $500 at As; 200 at 4s ~.
500 at 40. buyer 60.
Colorado, $50 at 300.
Iron Blossom. 1900 ut 2.921 buy
eli. so; $500 at g70; 1000 at 2.bf "a:
t,G59 at 2.6t.
Mewhouse. 100 at 1.65.
Prince Con. 100 ut 1855
Sioux Con, 2,4oo at 1921 200 at.
51.35, buyer CO..
seven Trougls. 500 at 2oia
q Tetro SO 0at 16.
Swansea Ext, 1000 at 4.
Tintic Central, 1000 at s u,
Utah Con, /, 900 at 10.
Wabash, 50S0at LIS.
shares Amount
Regular call .16, $50 s11,151.55t
Open Board -. .32,5 500 22,76o,o5.
Totals 40, $50 sss.917.60
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
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PRODUCE.
-CHIcAGo.

Chicago, Dec. 2S-The wheat market
opened quiet but steady to strong to-
day owing to an advance OF Esd to * a
shade to ssd hi CHER than the previous ,
close. The flrmness MT Liverpool was
due mainly. to the smAllness OF worlds.
ment being e,04s,ooo bushels compared
with s,dlS,0i0 bushels the corresponding
week Il year ago. Il.
offerings cansed moderate firnness in the.
to Y higher at co.'s 10 el. Later May
z tone owing to good demand BY cash 81.
houses the opening prices were z
May sold at 51aao1 Is.
Provisions were strong on3light re-
eeipts Of live hogs at AZ western pack,
up ~ to 60 with pork showing the
greatest advance.
Close heat-Dsc.s 1.ea; May, 1855;
cofn.5pec., s.; May, 81; July. slaai11as;;
oats--pse.s 49, May. sl1s9l51s4; July,
Pfso'lrrii..pes,, I'm: dan. ls.ooa1s. aassas ];
Lara -l;s 9, 4ss H. jan y, s,Sas May.
Ribs-Jan.. s.s1sa;; MAY. s..Tss1: 4 July.
Rse cash, 2, .s pss May IS
1 1'imofhy.pea.. s.Ss; March, $50
Glover March, 9.25.
SUGAR AND COFFEE. &
Nem York, Dec. 2S-susar. raw. quiet.
Fair refining, BIT, centrifugal, M tes..
3.S7; niolasses sugar, .s2s. +;
Redned-t2uiet. Crushed, 5.o: powder
ed q rs: graduated. a %.
Cones Steady. No. eio, SIS. No. q
Santos. 1Isdf SIS.
| BETTTR AND EGGS.
chicago. Dec 2S--B Butter ~ Steady.
Creamery, 22qr3l; dairIes. n i q =,
E.ggs-firm, hists % 5s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28

Damages in the sum of S2S.000 are
asked of the Tintic Mining s. Develop
ment company in a suit filed in the dis
t,'ict court Saturday by Katrina and
Bozidar Ferkovich, The Plaintiffs are
suing for the death OF Jerko, who is NJ
legged 10 have been killed While In the
employ of the defendant on Jan. 5,
1907, ,Ierko was stationed at No I. In
the mine to keep an ore bin from be-
coming cloggcd. A car is alleged to
have shipped or broken loose, falling on
Jerko. crushing him SO badly that he
died the next day.
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WILL SELL
a OIL; Boston Con. 1s@1s; East

1a5s OH; Boston Con-, 16@ Is; Ea :,
Butte, bid: Lake, - 7 4 egS 81, NJ n s
S. Com, 441s@45; do pfd., 46 y g q.
Allouez. S7QD3s; AZ Coml., 3sA 4S9 At
slantic, l7ss@l71a; G. & A.. 1ls@1l9..
Cent, 3s03411s; Cop. Range. s17a @s2;
Franklin. 171s@17a4; Greene-C an 1i,l e
leg pI2ss; Mass. s5sa as; Nevada Con-,
1885 l191a; Parrot, 2s1a @2sa: +. ,5s@.
g; S. & Pr .177s@1S; TslplaraaclS. saegse:{
Trinity, 16ls@17; Utah Copper. 46ss a
4714; Winona, 6ass.: Wyandot, ~ @2sz
zinc, 25@s5ls; corbin, 221s @2s; Royale'
254 @25; Miami 1875 4l5ta: NeW " O :
81 qp6; OH, .29a291s; Apex, 8 % @ o.
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EORENON. SAVES.

Black Jack, 5000 at AS
Colorado. i 90 at 300.
Crown Point, 500 at 1Il,a
mgot, so at :001a
!, Iron BLOSSOM. 400 at 2.s5; 400 at
2.6Tis; 100 at 30.
Mason Valley. 500 at . SO
May Day, 500 at 81.
Mountain Lake 500 at 81
4 Nevada Hills. los at l.45.
Prince Con-. 500 at l.62Ia
Seven Troushs. 1,50o at 20; 1000
at 201s
Silver King Coal. 100 ut 4.52IS.
Sioux Con, 800 al ] ,32j
South Columbus Con. 200 at So:
900 at 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-28
DATES SET FOR THE gu
G IA. n. EN- Gam P MEN

Milwaukee, Dec. 2s.-Ths dates Tor
tho national encampment q. r.. at
Salt Lake City VIII be Aug. . to lS, TINS 4, !,
announcement was made today by Phil.
Check, Wisconsin member of the execu-s
tive council Of the G. A. r.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

THE CENTURY GOLD MINING AM
MILLING COMPANY. Principal place OF
business, Salt Lake city, Utah. Notice.
There Is delinquent on the following
described stock on account OF assess.
mont No "a levied on the 9th day OF
November 1908, tho several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
}shareholders as follows.
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1215ss
I s:s,,iti, AZ, railway :. 20
slY,,ia,, roar;fic !. 43s
i4aitaa states Steel &. ~. "a 81
,1,itsI STATES steel pfcl. s. I. !. ~ 10
VA rst III al i. I. \. 1914
western Union 4. Z. - 6ssss
Standard Oil oss
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

New York, Dec IS.
S A,nalge mated Copper .-......... 81 W
Il American Can. & FOUNDRY ........ 50ts
American Locomotive 5Slt
American Smelling & Felining 81 r.
Am. smelling & Refining pfd. ....101s q
American Sugar Refining ....... 132la
Anaconda Mining Co. Eln "
a tchisoil iVi
{ Atciiison ND :. 4. :. 1885,
baltimore & Ohio -. Ills
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ........s.. Us
Canadian Pacific rs. ~. - TIE
C,s,esapeake & Ohio .i.l.... ssh
Chicago Northwestern =. 81 "a
G,hicniso. Milwaukee & st. Paul. .15oSs
Colorado Fuel s; Tron.. ...5....s.. 40i@
Colorado & southern .......I..,.=.. 51ila
Delaware &, Hudson Isl
Denver & rio Gr.lndes a..i.....:.... 3s1A
Denver & rio Grande pfd... >. SO
Erie ,,p=
| Great Northern pfd A.. 4. 141ts
Great Northern Ore Gifts. 9, X
Illinois Central -. ~. 14I
international Paper -. .5.s..,i..:... 1875
Tiiterborough Met...... =. .ss........ 10
Interborous:l Met. pfd.. .;..-s. Al IS
louisville & Nashville 80. ...3.. !. .12334
| Missouri Pacific ....-....-.,.. SIS y.
| Missouri, Kansas & Texas 1875
/! National biscuit :....7 u. -.
! National Lead Il.
re- {
/ Northern Pacific !. - :. Il 4.
/ Pacific Mail ....... 3sil
/ Penn lyania .1s1,,ss{
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Mining Co s Attention.

We repair. and rewind burned out
motors. Special attention to out OF
town business. All work guaranteed,
Nasatch Electric Service Co., No. 46
Post Office Place. Bell phone. main 221s.
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TONOPAH.

Montana Tonopah, s. asked; Tono--
.pah Extension, 11@I72: MacNamara. 30
asked; Midway, 10 bid; Tonopah Bel
mont, 76Q7s; Tonopah North Star, 5
asked: West End Cons, so bid; Res
cue, 8 bid; Jim Butler is asked.