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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-05

new hosting equipment ordered some
time ago are going ahead rapidly.
The proposed hoist is the outcome OF
the very favorable conditions revealed
by the workings from the lower winze.
Here drifts and cr6sscuts have exposed
oyer 20 feet OF good milling ore
and streak OF 500 rock next to the
hanging wall long crosscut to the
east Is now nearing the contact be-
tween the porphyry and rhyolitc where
some time ago near the surface picture
rock was taken as rich as any yet found
on the Eclipse.
Conditions on the Eclipse leases are
very encouraging. a few days ago rock
was encountered in the Lynch lease
that showed values from S400 TO $500.
taken from the vein at depth of about
so feet. At about the Same depth in
the Krautz ~ Wing lease, the appear
ance of splendid character OF vein
matter showing values and rapid i'm
provement leads the management TO
believe 1t is nearing rich ore shoot.
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of the Daly Judge company has gone
to California on a brief business trip.
He is expected home early next week.
George Morgan and several of bis
Salt Lake associates have negotiations
pending for the acquisition OF an at
tractive piece of mining property IN
the Rawhide district
Late adviccs from Park city indicate
that the water In the Ontario mine at
Park City has lowered to a point about
20 feet below the L20O-foot level. 1t
Is said TO be recading at the rate OF
Four or five feet day.
5. G. Hazelton. the new general man
ager of the Peruvian Mining and Smelt-
Ing interests of the United States
Smelling Refining Il Mining company,
departed for the east yesterday and aft
er comforting with executive heads Of
the corporation in Boston viii proceed
10 his now post ON the southern CONT
net Victor Lawrence Lee, who is to
hold down the position OF general SUI
perintendent, accompanied Mr.. Tazel-
ton. Mr., Lees family will ROMAN in
salt Lake until he gets comfortably
coated In his South American home.
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DEMIJoHN MEETING.
Shareholders Decide 10 Scgregate
Their Nevada Properties.

a special meeting of shareholders of
the Phoebe Demijohn Mining company
was held in this city yesterday after
noon when a resolution was unani-
mously passed to divide the company's
property and take immediate steps to-
wards the organization of a new corr
portion to operate the segregated
portion OF the ground which is located
about four miles from the Demijohn
group, and which is known as the
Lucky boy group, the latter being in
the Highlan district.
Shareholders of record in the Demi-
john company will receive In the new
company as many shares as they now
hold In the old organization For the
purpose OF distributing stock in tho
new company to stockholders in the
Demljohn company. the latter will
close its books ON March a. On that
date stock viii be issued to stockhold-
ers as their names appear on the books
Of the Demijohn company ana In the
amounts shown on the. books There
was represented at the meeting almost
100000 shares out OF $4,000 shares
issued
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NOTHING NEW At
MOUNTAIN LAKE
----------------
J. William Knight Declared Today
That No Recent Strike
Has Been Made.
WORK ON TINTlc RAILROAD.
Ore Shipment May be Withheld from
Salt Lake Valley Smclt-
Ing Pinn:7.

j. William Knight Of Provo, manager
OF all the knight mines, is In the city
today and was an Interested spectator
during the forenoon call of the mining
exchange for Few moments He was
kept busy for a time giving answers to
the inquisitions of brokers regarding
conditions at the Mountain Lake and
other properties over which he presides.
This report about a new strike in
the Mountain Lake mine having been
made" declared Mr.. Knight us all
news to me and we have confidence
enough In our superintendent. Mr.
Witte to believe that he would advise
us as quickly as anybody about it.
can only reiterate what my father said
day or so ago when asked about
this matter-that as far as we know, no
new strikes have been made. lately
Mr. Knight says that work on the
completion of the new railroad in the
Tintic district is being pushed ahead
rapidly. II is finished as far as the
old shaft of the Colorado mine now and
power being necessary to get through
some heavy rock work. the compressor
plant at the Colorado mine has besn
placed In commission. While this is
going on small force of men will carry
out campaign of development In the
older portion OF the mine. Regarding
the probability of the Colorado shipping
ore TO the American Smelling & Rein
ing company, Mr.. Knight stated that
the big smelling concern had approach
ed them on the subject, but nothing
mad been done In that regard and he
was of the opinion that nothing would
be, First Of ALL" said he, our own
smelter is now well along towards COM
pletion, and that being the case we GER
talnly would not enter into any new
contracts. | hardly believe any more
ore will be shipped from any of our
mines until the Tintic smeter is fin
ished.
Mr., Knight seems to think very wei
of the Black Jack mine since 1t has
been consolidated with the Star Con-
solidated and declared that the prop
erty is now developed to the stage
which entities 1t to place among the
producing mines OF the district The
mine is opened to the 1900 level and the
showing of ore in the property at the
present time is very encouraging"
Asked If he believed the Crown Point
would get the Colorado vein proper.
Mr.. knight answered in the negative
unless he said the vein should fault
some way into the Colorado ground.
which is hardly the case. 1t is figured.
however. that the Big Eastern vein
VIII be encountered, and which Is re-
garded to be one of immense import
ance.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets continue well sup
Piled With all the lines of vegetables
seasonable at this time of the year,
Among them arc endives, or chiccories
from the coast. strawberries which are
improving In quality. Florida tomatoes,
and car lots of oranges bananas, lem
ons, u car of mixed vegetables from
Los Angeles, etc. Poultry Is becon,-
ing scarcer as hens are taking to lay
ing again. and are not being brought
into the market as heretofore. There
Is a slight reduction in flour, also In
eggs, and in mutton. But otherwise,
conditions remain without change of
any note. Los Angeles produce men
continue to ship locally grown celery
TO this market; but II does not pay
them. as the Utah article is so much
more crisp and succulent that there Is
no comparison between them. The
prices obtaining today are as follows:
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HEINzE IN BUTTE,
Interests There Of Erstwhilc Copper
Magnate Very Materially Reduced.

f. a. Helnze's interests in Butte
are now limited to his stockholdings
IN Davis-Daly and whatever interest
he has in La France, says a CORES
pendent writing from Butte. He has
just lost his remaining banking inter-
est. amounting to 60 per cent of the
stock OF the State Savings bank The
hank suspended last October, after
Heinze Is said to have drawn $780,
coo out Of II In a futile effort to sus-
tah himself in New York
The state Savings bank re-opened
last week, but 1t did not do so until
II was given out that Mr.. Helnze haG
been eliminated The elimination Is
not yet complete, however. though
he has lost AL control and voting
power in the bank. He owes the
State Savings bank some hundred
thousands Of dollars ana he gave
to NJ. S. Largely, president of tho
bank. an option on his 60 per cent
OF stock, the option carrying with Il
the voting power, and being for one
year
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March, assortment in the
local wheat market today was bulllsh,
but prices showed only a moderate gain
oyer yesterdays closing quotations
Shorts were the principal bidders 1'he
irmness Of the market. however, was
due 10 q scarcity of offerings rather than
70 ANYTHING else. May opened lsdhc 20
and then declined to 99ls.
The corn market was strong based on
unsettled weather In the corn belt. Local
receipts We're considerable in excess Of
what had been estimated but this in
nuence apparently Ind littlo effect. May
opened An3ac TO &njac higher at 63 to
CTS sold at 62Ss and then advanced to
Oats were dull but the tone Of The mar
ket was firm owing TO unfavoro bic
weather FOR the movement. May opened
Is higher at 65la and sold at $685..
provisions We're firm in sympathy with
tne strength of corn. There was fairly
active trade. May pork was up 2iS 10 K
cents AZ Hiss 70 1.6is. Lard was un-
cIeadinIgeu at 40. Ribs were unchanged at
The wheat market was nervous the ro-
mainder Of the day on heavy realizing
Nay declined from 999s to y to ss!sGaio
IN the last ten minutes ahorts bid the
price up about one cent. The market
Closed firm with May ihc lower than ves-
dderdhy. The final quotations were 0STsa9
The corn market was firm all day. close
firm. with may &c higher nj GgIIc
Close Wheat-May 997sG99c. july 9sTsc;
corn-May 60 a5sc: 1ulv s,laxo
Oats-May (old) b24sc MAY 6liLc. .I,,lv
(old) f5hc; July isMc; Sept. 377sc'
Pork-May II .a2ho; July 10 no.
Sibs-May go: July G07hd7O 90.
Rye-Cnsh N4dSJc.
FnrloV~-Cash splta2c
Timothy-March AS.
Clover March 1890.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
CHICAGO. March d.--Butter weak. cream
cries 2on2Sc; diaries le725c.
Egges' strong, at mark, cases included.
changed. w"
Cheese Firm, unchanged.
hggs-Firm' western and southern
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York March 5.-sugar raw. Arm.
TAR rohninF 3.31; centrifugal aG test 4 ~,
lnolhsses sugar 3.l2 ''
Refined steady. crushed 3 60. novdarod
son: ernnulnted TO
G. Coffee n,n, ss ggissi; No, : Rio oAc, No.
LIVERPOOL WHEAT.
Liverpool. March 5.-Ciose-yybeat--
March Is s7sd May Is "a; Jauly is 5sld.
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BUSY DAY ON
MINING EXCHANGE
-------------- ---------------
Dizziness Displayed in Eastern
Market Centers Not Re-
fIeCted Here.
COLORADO is SOME LOWER.
Tintic stock Sells Down to 81 To-
Black Jack Holds Strong
Closing Quotations.

While the volumn Of trading on the
floor of the Salt Lake stock & Mining
Exchange was not as heavy as thar
OF yesterday. the trading was brisk,
which is explained by the sales sheet
showing that more than 1000 shares
were transferred, and that the value
Of the same amounted 10 more than
$4,000 Colorado starting out with
gales at $500. dropped to s3.l5, then
recovered to S3.17Ia and finally ended
up with the stock being bought at $40.
Uncle Sam Consolidated weakened off
10 81 cents or n decline of cents n
share above the opening sale figure.
Black Jack was bought at 80 cents:
afterwards at As cents. while Beck
Tunnel Consolidated went at 50 and 81
cents. Seven Troughs held steady
around 81 cents; but South Columbus
sagged to Ga cents.
Outside of the sale of q small lot
of Standard Copper at 2ll2 cents MOTH
ing was done in the unlisted stocks.
The closing quotations and sales were;
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REGULAR CALL.

Ajax, 800 at 201s; 1000 at Fl.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 45.
May Day 200 at 33lk.
Nevada Hills, 600 at $40.
South Swansea 900 at t6
Utah 100 at 152ls.
Uncle sam, $40 az 30; 100 at 6s, seller
co.
Victoria. 200 at l.O5.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at SO; 900 at 50; 100
az 81 100 ut ST, seller 60: 500 at SO: 200
Black Jack, 500 at 80: 800 al 40.
Bullock, 200 at Z; 1000 at 6Is.
colorado. 1000 AT 500 100 at 317h
l,229 at 3l5 400 at 315, buyer 80: 100
at $40, buyer so, 300 at arg. buyer 60;
1900 at 3.l2lA; 800 at S,12,a, buyer so.
Grown Point, 500 at 2S; 800 at 27h 800
AZ q; 1900 at 2d; 1900 at 26bs: 5000 at
25ia 500 at %.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 42; 100 at ~; 700
at ioi 200 at 39la; 600 at 80.
Little Chief, 500 at II,
Mountain Lake, LBS at 40; 700 at AZ;
1000 at i2la, buyer CO.
New York, 100 at n; 800 at 90 buyer
South Columbus Cou,, 100 at SO; 200 at
50; 200 AT o..
Sioux Con. 5000 az 49, 800 at 1914;
] 900 at i64, buyer 60.
Seven Troughs, 800 at 81 1900 at 81.
buyer 80. 1900 at 30Ia seller go; 600
at 3lh.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax, 1900 M a.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at 50; 100 at so,
seller 60,
Black Jack. 1000 at 49, 1900 at IS.
Colorado 100 at $40,
Crown Point 700 at 25ls.
DAILY Judge, 100 AZ 400.
Iron Blossom, 200 at 3D.
4 In A
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LIGHT ADVANCE
ON WALL STREET
Feature of Market Was American
Car at Higher
Price.

New York. March 5.--The feature OF tho
oneninr of the stock market today was
an advance of fss In American Car oth-
OF changes were trivial but all were gains
with the exception of n decline OF "a IN
Amalgamated copper. The market was
apathetic.
Business Increased considerably for
half hour. during which some large gains
were established Afterwards the list fell
back but became strong again. Amer
lean Car preferred advanced Sh. Centrai
railroad OF New Jersey and Delaware q
Hudson 3, General Electric and Amer5-
can Ice pa. American Sugar preierrea .
and Great Northern Orc certificates -,
The buying movement ran, OUT anu
prices dropped back the gains being cah
celled in some stocks. Reading second
preferred sold at a decline of IN ana ~
iternatonal Paper preferred ana Ga. :,
Copper l. Pennsylvania ] ana Anleri va, !.
Tobacco preferred IA. The market was
steady at noon.
Bonds were heavy.
The undertone became heavier when
Amalgamated Copper BETRAYED I'VE wee stnrus
and specialities yielded slightly below
yesterdays closing. Eric second prefer
red fell Ia and amalgamated copper l. ,
After National Lead had been depressed
n point the whole market came 10 II
halt There was an irregular recovery
later.
The market closed heavy and dull.
Prices hardened but receded again to
the lowest level of the day. The most
active stocks generally we're below last
night. Southern Railway preferred
dropped 2h Tennessee Copper. "A, and
Missouri Pacific, /. American Mating
preferred, rose 2.
LOWERS DISCOUNT RATE.
London. March 5.-owing to the i'm
provement In monetary conditions the
directors of the Bank of England today
reduced the discount rate from to 3.9
per cent The announcement had little
effect on the market where buying still
is most meagre. Cohsols hardened Is but
barely a perciptible change In prices.
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DISCOVERER OF RAWHlDE
TO BUILD GOLD STATUE

Reno, New. March 4.--Emil Grutt,
discoverer OF Rawhide. is to donate
5000. 900 in gold, the product of his mine
in the new camp, to be used in making
a statue to be placed at the head of the
Nevada exhibit at the International
mining exposition which opens at New
York next May. The state publicity
committee. headed by Capt. j. B. Men
ardi. today began active work toward
securing what they intend to make the
largest mining exhibit in the world
The statue is to be made from q
model to be selected from among the
women of Nevada
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THE NEXT DIVIDEND ON
PREFERRED STOCK UtalrIdaho
Sugar Company Is by its articles
Of Incorporation due March ~, 1905.
Amount Of dividend i7A cents per
share. To got this dividend BUY
NOW we can let you have some
OF this stock at ss.@ per share
Common Stock at 1925 per share.
"a good buy FOR those who care
less for present Income than for
future prontsl.
II you wish 10 sell either Of
these stocks we take pleasure in
obtaining for our customers tine
hest market price 20 be had
GEORGE M CANNON COMPANY.
Rooms 5l2'ia Templeton Building.
rhone-Ren 81,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

DAILY. 200 at $50.
Indian Queen, 1000 at .0T%
Lower Mammoth, 1900 at AZ.
May Day, 500 at 3S; 500 at S2h;
100 at 32.
Uncle Sam Con-, 100 at Sc; 100 at
66, seller GO: 700 at 81.
Bingham Amalgamated, 500 at 90.
Beck Tunnel 500 at so: 700 at 7S,
seller GO 1T 49, 1900 at 70, SELL
err 80.
Black * 100 at Al: 200 at 80,
seller 80; l1D at 461s; 100 az 40,
seller so; 1000 at 40.
Century. 500 at SO; 100 at 30.
Colorado. 100 at 3.o1 "; 1900 at
Grown Point. 200 at 24A: $500 at
"a.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 81, seller 80;
/ 500 at 81; 900 at So: 700 at SO ".
Mountain Lake, 1,500 at Al: 100 at
4 ", buyer so; 1000 at II u. seller
80
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CONCENTRATES.

V. p. Strange expects TO leave for
Nevada shortly on professional trip
20 the Rawhide region.
willard r. Snyder has gone to the
Cold Circle district IN Nevada to look
after SEINE mining interests.
The delinquent stock sale OF the Ingot
Mining company Is scheduled to take
place tomorrow afternoon
S. NJ. Levy has wired that he has loft
the Rowhde district and 10 on his way
10 the Gold circle Nevada, district
The heavy snowfall OF the past few
hours in the Wasatch range win likely
result IN season OF snowslides IN the
Cottonwood canyons.
l.. A. Jeffs departed yesterday for
Winnenucca, New, TO look after some
mining interests with which he has been
idnetltied Tor some time.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
co. we're: Crude ore and concentrate,
SEQ, 900; bare bullion $4,000.
General Manager G. W. Lambourne
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BINGHAM AMALeAMATEp.
Ready to Start Ore Shipments TO
Tampa Smelter.

The Bingham Amalgamated Mining
company has completed arrangements
TO begin shipments of ore to the Yam
pa sneltcr with which II has "A con
tract. By virtue OF this agreement the
Bingham Amalgamated company can
deliver 100 tons weekly for treatment
to the Bingham canyon plant. Mana
ger Edmunds stated yesterday after
noon that the ore would average about
per cent IN copper and that the ore
bins at the mine are filled 10 over
IiowiuE with this kind of material.
The bingham Amagamated company
IS the organization that took over the
ownership Of the Illinois and the Copper
Glance groups last season. The two
groups. including other claims within
It's lines, compose one OF the largest
ocrcuges OF Bingham territory within
one compnny's boundaries, and the de-
yeinpment work of the past year or
more has demonstrated this territory
ia contain one OF the big ana rich
chutes OF copper ore of the Bingham
district. The company has opened IA
very iine tonnage al depth while some
OF the ores win run as high as 40 per
cent copper
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET

New a orlS. March 5.--Closc. NTo,,-
on call easy, y at z per cent. rnpn,
rat. :; closing bid IA; offered at )
Time loans steady; so DAYS al I
" ncr cent and 30 days 3% NJ ~
cent: six months AZ mt u percen,
Prime mercantile paper ) M sn.
sterling exchange heavy with oc,ns
business in bankers bills nj lse IN \.
1866 for demand and at 4sS.ss \,
go for go days.
Commercial bills 4s3M.
Bar silver. 551S.
Mexican dollars ~.
Government bonds easy; raflro,i
bonds irregular.
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THOUGHTFUL MEN

Should not fail 10 read the book
Mormon Philosophy"
by l., a. Wilson. Send 7bc for a copy
to-
DEsEREr NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street
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COPPER TuMBLEs AGAIN.

New York. March Sat the Metal
exchange today further reduction of
&c per pound was made in the asked
price of all grades of copper, making
lake. 12A@1k; electrolytic. 12A@9s; ard
On sting 12AmA
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS.

Every household contains them. but
few think OF preserving them In neat
and convenient shape: you can
have them bound In any style, and al
any expense you may decide on, at
Tho Deseret News.
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LEGAL BLANKS

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms,
ana brought strictly up 10 date.
- tuii supply always on hand at the
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HAVE You THE CHURCH WORKS?
No Latter-day Saints homo should
be without set OF the standard
Chureh publicatio Oh the center table
or in the library. Send for the new free
catalogue Deseret News Book Store.
Salt Lake City.
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ECLIPSE EQUIPMENT.
Seven Thoughts Company Preparing TO
DO Deep Mining.

The Seven Troughs Eclipse Mining
company is getting ready to do some
deeper mining on it, property In the
Seven Troughs mining district. Accord
ing to letter received from camp
preparations for the reception OF the
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Il NJ West 4 Co, stock broker.
d. r. Walker Blk. Both phones OF.
noe and residence
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+. H. SNOW y Co., Stock brokers
20 Commercial Biz. Both 'Pnones 1879
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GEO, @, CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS'. ~ Il. SO. Temple. Both
phones 9i0.
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Bird-Cownn Co.
Custom Assayers aud Chemists, 100
South West Temple {.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.
MUSIC TEACHERS.

All who desire 10 consult the list
OF the representative professors and
music teachers of Salt Lake should
read the "Musicians' Directory" In
the Saturday News"
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 3l5 d, +. Walker Bloch
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS.
Just Issued. send 10 Doseret News
hook store. Salt Lake City. Utah. for
d free copy. Special terms TO dealers.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis March Or Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 20az2: fine
mediums 1920: fine l5Ml7c.
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COMSTOCK.

ophir, 2.22hG2.25; Mexican, 92Q9S;
Gould & Curry, IA asked; Con. Va, 50Q
81 Savage, "A asked; Hale & Norcross,
346S5; Yellow Jacket, lao asked;
Relcher. 1907; Confidence. so bid;
Sierra Nevada, s5G3T; Exchequer, 10
asked; Union. 41@42.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
tions on Nevada stocks from San Fran
cisco today.
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Fairylew Eagle, 81 bid; Nevada IInls.
8 00m3.l0 Pittsbnrg sil- Peak, .25
bid Eagles Nest, 1920; Alice OF
Wonder, bid; Hailstone, cas-,
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BULLFROG.
MANHATTAN.

Mani. Cons. 1920; Mani. Min. Co,
2m4; G. Wedge, SG4; $. Humphrey.
bid: Dexter, 7W0; l.. Joe, bid; Cres-
cont. 2 bid: Combination, 3 asked;
Granny, bid; Mustang, 9q10; Cow
Boy, 3 asked; ong. Mani, asked
Broncho, 2 bid Pine nut. asked; 5,
Dog. bid; Y. Horse. asked Mineral
IIIII O Nh