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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
BUY PROPERTY
near PRINCE Con.
salt Lake Mining Men Close Deal
For Valuable Ground in
Camp of Phoebe.
WAS. PENDING FOR SOME TIME
-
WAS PENDING FOR SOME TIME
John a. Kirby and John I. Hodson
Have Faith in Future of Old
Nevada Camp.


John Z. Hodson and John A. Kirby
have closed a deal for the purchase
contiguous to the Prince Consolidated
y OF the Rosy and Soft Snap claims,
property at Phoebe.
S1 The Rosy and Soft Snap claims are.
tho north extension of the Prince
Consolidated territory, and undoubt-
edly contain the extension Of the enor-5
nous ore bodies so well known in the
j Prince proper. The consideration for
this deal is a large one, and this
readily can be understood from the
fact that Just one claim length away
Ito the south, or directly on the other
side of Prince Consolidated holdings,
the sum OF $4,000 recently was Off
cred for half interest in one claim.
The sum was refused, nor would the
owner make the bidder any price on
the same
Messrs. Kirby and Hodson visited
& Phoebe several months ago and at that
time became so favorably Impressed
with the Prince Consolidated that
they negotiated for a large block or
the stock. They also got their eyes
fixed on the property Just acquired
and never let up for n minute until
1T was safely landed.
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CONCENTRATES.

Engineer d. +. Breckon Is in the
stateline district on professional bust
ness.
Alfred Carr and associates of New.
{ York are making an inspection Of the
/; Annie Laurie and other properties
near Kimberly, Utah.
The Tampa aerial tramway in Bing-s
ham,, which was out OF commission for
"a few days owing to an accident, has
been repaired and ore is being brought.
down from the mine to the smelter
In the usual manner. *
Waller Smith, secretary to General
Manager Whitley of the American
Smelling 4 Refining company, Is re-
cooperating from his recent illness. He
is in southern California at present
q The Teeopa Consolidated Mining
company, operating q lead property at
Tecopa, California, has resumed ore
shipments to the Murray plant OF the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany.
The Great Falls Mining company
WAS Incorporated yesterday and ar
ticles were filed with the county
clerk. The capital stock Is 100000.
and there are 100000 shares at / o
cents each. The company will operate
in the Star mining district in Beaver
county. The officers are: President,
Frank Steckler, vice. presid ent, Charles
e. anderson: secretary and treasurer,
Peter Cosmas John Elder and Louis
Wahlq1nst are added to complete the
directorate. 4
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BOSTON CURB RANGE.

n James A. Pollock s. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire this! afternoon:
Davis DAILY IN al "a i East Butte, S@
T 81 ;NeY. Utah, 2 15-1 6 az; North Lake, Z
asked; First Nat. 6,4 @61s 3; Cum. Ely,
I AZ p4i1a: Majestic, 7o@72;. Nipisstng, 81
{ aDsaass Yukon 4ls D4ss;; DAILY West. 80
" Mexico Con-, 60Q62; Nevada Con-,
t16A @155s; United Cop, 11A Oily; Utah
Copper. 41n4111a; Wlnona. 55s@61a;; Bos-
ton Con. 49, @13A Newhouse. 51s @51s:
( U. s.. 81, COM, 39@40; U. $. s., pid-, A y,
Gas. b. Coaln., "a rs OLA u Kiln, u Il
sD12&; Greene ananea, 101s 91034;,
Michigan, 1s@13a4 Old Dom, 4OGo4O " y
Parrot. 25@26; Utah Con, 42A 9431a;
Royaley 22Ss@23; Miami. ] 091014; Utah
Apex, 55a04 "a.
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BUSINESS, REAL ESTATE. AND BUILDING

concrete structure so that IT shall be:
entirely tireproof This will necessi-
tate a little delay; but the increased
value OF the building will vastly more
than compensate for this.
j. L. Fritschl is building row of
10 cottages on Douglas avenue on the
east bench, giving an excellent view
of the valley.
On Thursday of this week Austin &
Son of Salt Lake City had on the
Chicago market a consignment Of i ,375=
head OF 73-pound lambs which were
sold by Clay, Robinson & Co.. at $40
per cwt.. also lot OF 6-pound feed
ing lambs which brought $3.50, both
prices being Top for their respective
classes that day.
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If you want 6 per cent per am
,,,,-, a, .,..yta ,.1r, ipeto1J,,,a,, -.

If you want 6 per cent per an-
mum in quarterly instal1ments on
your cash you can get it in even
hundred dollar shares up to fifty
& for one person by buying the
PAID UP STOCK OF THE DES-
Fret BUILDING SOCIETY.
No. Is East South Temple ST.,
s (Templeton Building.
II you need your money later
1 you can get it in full in cash; all
Withdrawals being paid in the or
der Of their application.
The directors are: Nephi L. Nor
ris, Frank Y. Taylor. Richard w.
Young. Heber c. Iyerson. Asahei
!. n. woodruff. Charles S. Mar
9 tin, Joseph Christensen, o.
G. Beebe. Campbell NJ. Crown.
i Hugh ], Cannon. Henry T. Mc-
Evan, orson D. Romney. VIM.
Mood, Jr.. b. S. Hinckley. lVm. F.
Atkin, George NJ. Cannon, WIN.
McLachlan. Edward T. Ashton.
John N. Cannon. Charles H. Hyde.
Arnold Fl. Schulthess. John N.
Knight. Jos. T. Smith. Jr,, Edwin
Il r. Parry. TSos. w Sloan.
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NOT QUITE WHAT HE MEANT.

The man who thought he had the
knaek of saying pleasant things cali
culated TO warm the cookies of the
Oldest heart was revisiting the town
in which he had spent summer
twenty wears before.
I'm Miss Mears. I don't know as
you recall me- said q coquettish eld-
erly spinster. approaching hift In the,
postoffice the day after his arrival.
The ready heart warmer turned with
his most beaming smile and wrung
her hand.
Recall you!" he echoed, reproach-
fully. AS II one could help IT, Miss
Mears! Why, you are one of the land
marks OF the Bits.
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GETTING MOVE ON.
seycn Furnaces In Operation at Muir
ray SmeItef.

General Manager Whitley Of the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany, in response TO Il query, stated
today that although seven out OF the
eight furnaces at the Murray plant
are in commission, his company would
accept ore from all sources ~hich was
taken to include the mines or Tintic
forced to shut off shipments few
days ago on account of the closing
of the Tintic shelter
Mr.. Whitley says conditions at Car
field are improving steadily; that the
plant is charging the furnaces with
1000 tons of material daily and that
the shipments of blister copper
average 125 tons day. which is
equal 100000 pounds monthly.
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Ext. sS5a Florence, 8 421lss q .A5;; Etta-.
nondfeld d. d. ON is al 8i eiold 11 Aei ~
Daisy sB@S7: Comb ton Bsract . !,
Il 3atsQal 80; Great Bend Ext, g hin,
Great Bend Annex, BID; IA lllto%n, D. y
5 Bid: b. B. Bonanza, bid. Kew ,s !, =,
80 @s4 Portland, 6 as; Crac kertack, oes
ID Rel FILLS, 23dp24;s MotlaRk E Ext, !
asked; u. Dillon, bid Y. Tiger, lS1i1 =.
Goldfeld Con. 5.T711s bid; Diano ndfield
triangle, 4Q15; Coming Nation. 3 asked;
IN nrerne,Js EXT 81 mi n Se4
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Today's local bank clearings:
amounted to s691.16S.61. as against
s1,o63,236.72 for the same day last
year.
Architect S. C. Dallas has completed
plans for Il 70X100 TT. warehouse for the
Joseph Nelson Painting & Supply COM
pany, on First South street, west of
the Colonial Apartment house. The
building will be of brick and stone,
two stories with basement. As bids
are now being received, the cost of the
structure can not at present be given.
: Ig-t s.ss
J. j. DAILY has, changed his plans in
reference to his new building to be
erected at the corner of State and
Fourth South streets. the intention
now being to make of it reinforced
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i1r,riiiasIiun,s, 35G1f. line, fa9lh
n ssis Iy0STf1N. : n A

Boston. sept. sss The loSal wool mar "a
MAJ \ continued active with buyer anu y,
sellers nun Local sieoiers Ie sa'm.
the domestic wool p, J
fj,a trm prices. There has been receit7
IN 4 large movement III territorinl clo ON,
M ,sosis Territory tine supple IS sell.
ins az II cents In the grease ana. ap - !.
Of e III a. cents secured. There Is u fair
denans for pulled wool, but the foreiGn
5nrnduct is dull. K IS 3s2qS x.
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VETERAN MINE ORE.
Stopping Now In Progress on the $50
Foot Level .

Stopping from the $50 level in the.
Veteran mine has brought in some of
the finest ore ever seen in the district
says the White Pine News OF Ely.
FIFTY feet of this has been penetrated
to date. 1t runs around 20 per cent
copper. The ore is q sulphide through
which native copper Is distributed in
profusion. It's appearance Is identical
with that of the richest ore that has
been found on the f,1OO and 1000 levels
.of5the Alpha shaft of the GirouX. A Mt.
tie of this stuff would very speedily
make up for the difference in returns
between the milling of 1000 tons of Me-
spada Con. ore and 1000 tons Of Cum
5berland Ely.
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DOMINION COPPER.
Company Is TO Be Reorganizcd--
S,neIter In Good Shane.

The Dominion Copper company for
merly operated under the direction of.
Samuel Newhouse but subsequently
turned over to eastern shareholders Is.
to be. 5rsorganized. The necessity for
this action says the Boston News Bu-.
reau, arises from the lack of treasury
funds. Last June the company. was
unable to meet the 10 per cent sinking
fund requirements for its 100000 OF
outstanding bonds and many of the
large holders of the bonds took notes
for their interest.
II was anticipated that with the adj
vancing copper market and reduced
costs of both mining and smelling
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EUROPE HAS COPPER.

A Boston dispatch says: William B.
Thompson, the noted mining engineer
connected with various Utah. and Ari-'
IONA properties, in an Interview, here
said that, the European copper market
is. pretty we'll sold up. Not only the.
manufacturers, but the speculators,
have loaded up with cheap copper SO
that very much help cannot be. ex-
pected from the other side in asstmilat-4
ing American production. AT the mo-
ment America Is producing more cop
per than is being consumed but there
is still II considerable amount due 3Eu-
rope and it Will be q month before
copper begins TO accumulate. t
President William &. Sharp and
Managing Director a, r. Holden Of the
United St;ttese Smelling. Refining &
Mining company arrived from the east
yesterday on one of their occasional
inspection trips. &
The Wabash Mining company at
Park CITY is having serious tfonble
WITH wator aid has Been obliged to
equipment
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
James r.. Pollock. q CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from
San Francisco on Nevada mining stocks
today:
CoNIsToek.
ophtr, 1.72ls@1.75; Mexican, 1904;
Gould & Curry, 7@s: Con. Va, 6S@B9;
Savage, 24dD25; Hale & Norcross, 30
asked: Yellow Jacket, 45@50; Belcfler
25 asked; Sierra Nevada, 1920; EX-
chequer. 20 bid: Union, 2S@SO; Chollar,
IS asked. Potosi, 20 asked.
ToNoPAH.
Montana Tonopah, LOS asked; Mac
Namara, 40 bid; Midway. 2S bid: Tono-
pah Belmont, 115 bid; Tonopah North
Star, SAL; Ohio Tonopah i asked:
West End Con, 80 bid; Rescue, s. bid:
Jim Butter, 25@26; Cash Boy, f92;
Golden Crown, t't!.
UTAH COPPER OUTPUT
pollock Special Wira.1
Boston, Sept. 29.-The production OF
refined copper of Utah Copper company
during August was 4io44.546 pounds
AGAINST 3'Ios,a00 pounds in July.
BULLFRoG.
Original, fm2. BulIfroE Mining 30q
d Mont Bullfrog. 4005; Amethyst, 5
asked; Gold Bar, 3 bid; Bonnie Glare,
5Gn10; Mayhower Cons, sag. Montgy.
& Mt, 7GS; Honestake Cons, 2B bid:
Y. Girl. asked; Tramp Cons, is bid;
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons asked; MANN Min.
Co, 8 asked; G. Wedge, 9 asked; S.
Humphrey, asked; Dexter. bid;'
$Pinenut, bid; $. Dog, 2 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills, 1.f5 bid; Pittsburg Sill.
Peak. 9SA LOG: Eagles Nest, 9 asked;
Rawhide Queen, SIS sales, Rawhide
Coalition 10 bid; Hillstone, 1@2.
GoLDFIELD.
SANDSTONE, 20 bid; Colorado NTH, "a
bid; Jumbo Ext, "a bid; Kendall, 10
bid: Rootf, 45946; Blue Bull. II bid:
Adams, 3 bid; Silver Pick, 15@16; Ne
Vada Boy 3GD4; Black Butte Ext, 1@2:
Blue Fell, sos; Dixie, log: Hfbernia. 3
bid; ST. Ives, % bid; Conqueror, bid;
Black Rock, lag; Lone Star, SOLO; G..
Wonder, . asked; ORC, Bob, Kendall
Ext. / bid; Sandstone Ext, 4 bid
Mayne. bid; Atlanta. % bid; Great
Bend, 34G135; Empire. 4 bid; Red Top
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PRODUCE.
cHlIcAGo..

5 r,bicaeos sent. ss.-Reneweh realization
by local longs caused Weakness IN Nv
wheat market today. prices being iuIlyl
- cont below yeste final uo
THE selling was inspired largely by Id p--f
f sra receipts in the northwest ana py y
decline of more than / point at liver siss
pool Rumors that the world ava!i I,i
Stocks would show an increase Tor tile
week further depressed the market.
Prices at the start were Is O. q TO ~ ~.
lower with December at sa q l.0oi 70
/. LOO u ys#
Later December sold ut 90
The corn market was also sub1ectedi 70
liberal protit-taking sales and as q l ZEE.
sui prices declined about ~ from tne
previous close. December opened W TO -
lower ut 81 " TO 60 II and SOLD at "
owing to the weakness OF wheat an l!
corn. December opened % "a lower ~
1915 and sold off to 40. .,lI
rradI i,i provisions was auiet anu l ,a,,
market was steady on fair support by
local packers. Prices at the opening We're
iG.iose-Wheat4 Sept, IS @ &ssas; Dec,
se gss May X; 1 oet 7l IVY psa. ss@
sa1,a;; May. 65sss July, g u ags 4,
& oats-sept.. 494; Dec, lsi; May
( 81 H Id 3. Il. 80. !.
E May, 16 go; Dec, Is
Iard--sept.. 10 II q 90; oct, TO- TN , g
1929: Jan, 9.7755; May, ss771s; Nov, Il. ls.a
] Ribs-sept., a.s2 Oct. s.saA; JAM,
S.775a;, MAY S.S11e.
Is Rye-C.ash, 76: Dec, II u
Tirnothy-2Sept. 3.I5: Oct, $3.50.
Barley--Cash, 55@ 601a.
s Clover--O Oct. 9.40,
# SUGAR AND COFFEE.
AZ New York, Sept. 2a.Sugar raw, steady.
Fair refining. 3.4s; centrifugal, .B test,
3..5S: nofasses sugar, 3.e3.
d Refilied-Q Crushed, $50; powder
ked, 5.3O; graduated, $50.
Cofree-Q Quiet. No. Rio, 61s; No.
Santos, SO.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Z Chicago, Sept 29--Buttcr Firm.
Creamery. 20Gl q; dairies, 1890. y
EEgs--Steady FirstS,
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

BECK Tunne1, ,l,UUU at 10. elI7- =
Black Jack, 300 at a..
Garisa, 500 at g..
Colorado, 100 at $40
Eagle and Blue Bell, 300 at rs.
indian Queen. 100 at II ~
Ingot, 1900 at 3; 900 at 4Is
Iron Blossom, 200 at 1885: 75at ]. 40
1900 at 1.a71a, seller 90.
Mason Valley, 1,30u at 400
May Day. 100. at SO.
Mountain Lake. 100 at 40.
New York 100 at 81
Seven Troughs, 1000 10.
Sioux Con, 900 at "a; 200 at 95.
Swansea Con. zoo at 291a; 500 at 90
Uncle Sam Con-, 100 at 1.o7ls; 1900
at ITO.
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MARKET. FOR IRON BLOSSOM.
Mason Valley and Uncle Sam Con
Come Up in Good Form.

Iron Blossom was the most active
stock called during today's early call
of the mlnging exchange, while the
market for Mason Valley and Uncle
sam Consolidated We're strong.
OF the unlisteds, Silver King Coal
itiof brought 1895: Ohio Copper s3.1O
and sa.15; Standard Copper Is cents:
Bingham Central Standard S30.31 and
quotations and sales We're:
MO RNING CALL.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

Nev York, Sent. 29tiosc: SfoIfcy
on call steady, 4 4 II @,1fttSS pop cent \.
rItfing rate s Closing Did IL !;
offered at ft15
Time loans very dun and steady: 60
days, u y 623 per cent; 90 days,
Prime mercantile paper. 40 *
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at S4S5.1O
@.20 for so day bills and at S4s6.35
for demand.
Commercial bills f.s4:H O. Bar
silver 81 n; Mexican dollars, 45c &
government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

New York, Sept. %.
malgamated Copper -. Z. IS11a
American Car & Foundry II !. 5. !. Z. r :ssA
American Locomotive ". :. ~. As
American Smelling & Refining s3&
Amer. sneit. & Rein. pfd. .101 II
American Sugar Refining ..,.... !. I, I. .l27M
Anaconda Mining Co...... 43i4
Atchison -. I. !. !. 81 4. 81
Atchfson pfd 4. ~. :. -. 49,. 90
Bal imore 81 Ohio 3. s. -. 96A
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit ....}...5.. AZ Y
Canadian Pacific 49,, .1I51a
Chesapeake Il Ohio !. .. ~. -. I. &. 40
Chicago Is Northwestern 1890. 1861
Chicago. Mil & st. Paul ..,...... 1885
Colorado Fuel g Iron ~. {. z. Z. "a "a
Colorado & Southern $3.50. SO
Delaware & Hudson 80. 1914
Denver 81 Rio GranGle ~. 273zs
Denver & Rio. Grande pfd ". I. q Go
81 Erie .s.iy.. Z9ah
Great Northern pfd. 4. i. +. 129s4
Great Northern Ore CTS. I. I. Y. 81 X
Illinois Central -. -. 1877
International Paper h &. Il. 8
Interborougli-M ct Il. } II
ELECTROMAGNETIC. pfd BIZ
Louisville g. Nashville .1039s
Missouri Pacific j. 81 I. II. i. 50
Missouri Kansas " Texas ....5... 80
National Biscuit. ex-diy., bid.. s.. S7lJ4
National Lead SO "a
New York Central ". .1O2 *
Northern Pacific 1864
Pacific Mail, bid "a y
PENNSYLVANIA ~. ~. q
Peoples Gas .......... 9414s
Pressed Steel Car 81 ~
Pullman Palace Car, bid...3 ~. .160
Reading ~. ...s... .1251s
Rock Island co. ~. ~. & lsk4
/ Rock Island Co.. pfd. ......g....4,.. 40A
Southern. Pacific ..........,, .103A
Southern Railway ..................2 0ss4,
Union Pacific .g,.. .15711as
United States Steel 49,. 80. AK
United Statese Steel pfd. 1890. ..10S4tsst.
Wabash ...,........t.i.. 12A
Western Union n. &. Z. I. :. 81
Standard OIL -. ~. q. .615
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PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS IN AUS
TRALIA.

L L. III y
In United States Consular Report for
July, page 1874. will be found the fol-
lowing Item showing the development
of paternaltsm In Australia:
4 Iii Stating that the Australian State
of Queensland In 1879 began system
of substituting widows in the care OF
their children, Consular Agent Asbury
CALDWELL Of Brisbane, writes of its
further Developments: THE idea has
steadily. grown, and it has been found
wiser for the state to pension the
mother for the care of her children
ment which would cause her TO ne
glect the children. The following new
scale OF weekly allowances was auth
orized by the recent parliament to
take effect May |, 1908: For one child
children, 81 cents each; four children,
81 cents each; more than four child,
rem maximum OF s4.3S."
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Company We're. Crude ore and
concentrate, $4,000: base bullion,
$4,000
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Bingham Central Stan.
Utah Mine
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Black Jack Con, 1, 900 at Al.
Colorado, 5000 at 3.323h
Crown Point. 1880 at 1915
Iron Blossom, 200 at 1.37 u
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 45; 100 at
451s.
Mason Valley, $50 at 200; 500 at
&2.02A. -
May Day. LOO at SO.
Mt, Lake, 100 at 40,
Seven Troughs, 1000 at 1879.
Sioux Con- 2.325 at 81
Swansea Con-, 500 ut 301s; 500 at
80.
Tintic Central, 900 at 8.
Uncle Sam, 100 at 1.O23s; 300 at
1.05.
Utah Con. 500 at 173s.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack Con, TOO at As.
Colorado 200 at 3.35.
Iron Blossom 1000 at 1.s711s; 100 at
lao, buyer 40; 900 at 1855; 500 at.
Mason Valley, 100 at 2.O21s
New York, 1000 at 534 800 at 51s.
Seven Troughs, 1000 1T 10.
Sioux Con, 400 at "a.
Swansea Con. 500 at 80.
Uncle Sam. 400 at 1.071a, 100 at
LOS; 500 at 1.071s. buyer 80.
REHABILITATION.
Regular Call .,......12.70o Ss,325.00
Open Board ...3.....19,500 12,312.50s
Forenoon Totals .32.a00 s2O,6a7.50
AFTERNOON CALL.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Sept 2a.--Wool. firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. 17g5O, fine
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A.. S. CAMPBELL. X
stock Broker, 21F Y. F. tTais...er Bloc
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

Chicago, Sept. 29--Buttc1 Firm.
Creamery. 20636; dairies, 1890.
+ Eggs--Steady. Firsts,i %.
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Tisfed Stocks. N BID. Asked.

MORNING. CALL.
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Saw F]RANcIsco M.ARKET.

4 James r. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers', furnish the following from
San Francisco on Nevada mining stocks
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Nevada Hills, liz bid; Pittsburg Sill.
Peak. 9sA LOO: Eagles Nest, 9 asked;
Queen, IS sales. Rawhide
Coalition, &c bid; Htlstone, 1W2.
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Engineer a.. r.. Breckon Is in the
stateline district on profesaioaat bust
N csc
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29

XMAS GOODS AT PRICES / Q SUIT ALL CUSTOMERS.
AT w s RICHARDSON'S. SO 4I-2 ST. n. W. COMBS AND
BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSH Is. FANCY TOILET ARTI-
Giles INCLUDING ALL KINDS OF THE LATEST PER
FUMERY SOAPS.
RICH ARD Ms ESPECIALLY PREPARED CO.
LOGNE IS AN EXQUISITE BLENDING OF DAINTY OD-
ORS THE FRAGRANCE OF ORANGE BLOSSOMS PRE-
DOMINATING, DELICATE, LASTING. NONE BETTER
TO BE FOUND FOR THE MONEY. aTHOUSANDS OF
OTHER USEFUL THINGS THAT WfEL MAKE PRETTY
AND USEFUL XMAS PRESENTS
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR HEALTH CABINET ARE TO
ABSOLUTELY PURE-FOK COLDS MALARIA RHEUM-
AIISM, AND A GENERAL. HEALTH. FRESH DRUGS -
BE FOUND HERE. SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY
REFUNDED 40 A-2 s n w
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29
CREDIT FOR ALL WASH
INGTON.
Carpets
Rugs, MattingS

We pride ourselves in having a
particularly excellent stock OF
Floor Coverings - and we are so
sure of the qualities we handle that
we guarantee every yard to give
good service. The assortment IS
very big and the patterns very
carefully chosen. We show an i'm
mensc assortment Of Rugs in all
sizes, Carpets of all kinds, good
Mattings, in a big variety OF pat
terms. Linoleums, and OilclothS.
We make no charge for fitting
or laying carpets or for the waste
in matching figures saving here
alone Of I5c. to 2Oc. a yard.
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
EMANUEL L. HEWLETT, At
TORNEY.

EMANUEL l.. HEW LEI /, Al
TORNEY.
Supreme Court Of the District OF Co.
lumbia, Holding Probate Court.
Estate Of Herman L. Livingston. De
ceased.
No. 1902. Administration Docket.
Application having been made herein
for letters OF administration On said es-
tate by Margaret B. Albert, it is ordered
this 18th day OF February, A. D. 1908,
that Ada B. Jones, Euretta BMatthews,
Mary B. Ewing, Guy l. McNeal, Chris
topherBoemanF FannieT Thompson, Gladys
Thompson, Harry A. Thompson and all
Others concerned appear in said Court
on Tuesday, the 24th day of March,
4. D. 1903, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to show
cause why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof be pub
Eshed IN the Washington Law Reporter
enc Washington Bee once in each OF
three Successive weeks before the re-
turn day herein mentioned-the first
publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day.
Ashley NJ. Gould, Justice.
Attest James Tanner, Register of Wills
sor the District Of Columbia, Clerl,
q the Probate Court
Emanuel NJ. Hewlett, Attorney.