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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28

MODERN FLArs-oNE AND ONE
rooms; one 6-room cottage. Call SCI Lucas
ave-, or Broadway 2o5s. DIR. CROSS. s-2s-s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28
Situations, Male and Female

W ANTED-SITUATION BY MAN AND
wire; man used to horses; wife do house
work or plain cooking. Address ALFRED
CLARK. 433 Dbbey ave., Santa Barbara.
6-2S-1
SCHOOL TEACHERS AND HIGH SCHOOL
pupils for light profitable employment dur
ing vacation. Call room 5, 1lS COURT ST.
$751;
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28

WANTED-TO BOARD AND CARE FOR
small children: rates reasonable, subur
ban. Phone SOUTH 3511 6-24-w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
WHEELS GRINDING
IN OLD COLUMBUS
-----------------
Taft Predominates as Leader
And Free-for-AIl is the
Program.
DELEGATES ARE SELECTED.
All Solid for War Secretary, They Will
Be Officially Designated to Attend
Chicago Convention.

Columbus. Ohio, March with the
arrival Of the morning trains the army
of politicians who are to take part In
the state convention Tuesday was
heavily increased. BY night it Is eX-
pected that the city will be filled to
overlooking. The announcement that
there will be no state" no prear-
rangement of any kind, and that the
nominations for the various offices
are to be the result of free-for-ail
fight and the prize for anybody who
can get them. has greatly stimulated
the interest in the convention.
The only offices for which there viii
not be q struggle are governor. where
Gov. Harris has no opposition, secre-
tary of state, where the present in
cumbent, Carmi a. Thompson, win be
named by reclamation. and dairy and
food commissioner for which Rem
nick w. Dunlap will have walkaway.
ON SUPREME BENCH.
It is also highly probable that Judges
John A. Schauck and James l.. Price,
present members OF the supreme court
win be nominated. although Judge
Wildman of Norwalk, is also a candi-
date
Illt Ipui btiehdNSS dN ldl &c W tiiN lNt-
publican national convention have been
selected and there will be no OPPOSE
ton TO any of them. They viii be
Gov Harris, N1yron I. Harrick of
Cleveland, Arthur /. Vorys of Lam
caster, the political manager of the
Taft campaign and Charles p. Taft of
Cincinnati, the brother OF the secre-
tary of war.
The platform will be short. The
draft of it has been approved by Secy.
Taft and Atty,-Gen. Wade Ellis is now
polishing up the literary side of it,
The present subject of acute discus
sion in relation to the platform is
whether mention shall be made OF
Senators Foraker and Dick and the
character OF such mention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
President Windsor V. Rice Re-
ceives a Gratifying Re-
port from Mine.
WHAT MANAGER WEBER SAYS
Five Feet of High Grade Sulphldc Ore
On the 15O-Foot
Level.

The strike reported In the Nevada
Hills mine in the F'airview. Nevada,
district on saturday, was confirmed
in a report received by President Wind
sor V. Rice from Manager w II. Web
Der today.
Naturally those about the company's
Offices In the Dooly block wore much
gratlfed over the good news, which is
considered very important to them for
the reason that Il Is the first sulphide
ore body OF any consequence encoun-
tered since the development of this
most interesting property began.
Mr.. Weber writes" said President
Rice, that ne has opened 5-foot body
of ore on the 150-foot level, and that 1t
will assay from $50 TO $500 to the ton.
While that statement is somewhat in
definite, | would say that it will prob
ably average about one half of tho high
figure given. or $500 to the ton. The
lact that the ore is sulphide in char
acter has its meaning to us for the
reason that we are now reasonably as
sured of the continuity of the veins at
depth, in other words, 1t has demon
Sudted tnat the ore bodies OF the Ne
vada Hills mine are permanent.
"Of course, the directors of the COM
pany have anticipated for some time
that the strike just made would be as
important as 1t has proved to ne. We
are also driving for the same ore bocy
on the 200-foot level and it should not
take us very long TO reach it.
MIR. Weber says in his report that
the strike Is the most important one
that has ever been made in the prop
erty and | guess there is no doubt
about it,"
The Nevada Hills mine is one of the
most remarkable properties ever de-
veloped in Nevada. Within few
months after its discovery and acquisi-
toin by a syndicate of Salt Lake min
ing men 1t entered the dividend paying
list. Distributions were made up to the
close of last year when she company
experienced difficulty in marketing its
ores and shipments ceased. 1t is the
intention of the company to erect a
large milling plant and possibly con-
struct railroad between Fallon and
Fairview in the near future These
matters will be discussed at the meet
ing OF directors to be held in this city
next Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
FAIR VOLUME AND
AN EASY MARKET

New York. March 1.-The stock market
opened easy today OH a fair volume Of
business. Atchison, Great Northern pre-
ferred and American Sugar yielded large
fractions, but the losses in the remainder
of the list were mostly trivial Southern
Railway preferred advanced point.
There was a brief period of flrmness
after business began but the traders did
not permit the rise to proceed far be-
fore they began to offer stocks down.
Union Pacific, ST. Paul, Reading and
American Smelling were the weak fea-
tures, while Northern Pacific and Anal
gamated Copper were notably firm. Erie
second preferred fell ~ and American
Smelling.
The announcement of the cut In the
quarterly dividend of the American
Smelling company of l per cent. com
pared with 2 per cent for the preceding
quarter was followed by a rally OF "a
IN the price of that stock. The general
sold over tho Saturday level. National
lead gained ia
Bonds were steady.
The buying of stocks after the early
losses had been recovered diminished, the
market there after becoming almost
stagnant with no preciptlble movement
Texas and Pacific and Amalgamated inn
proved /.
again in the final hour. Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific, Illinois Central. Ameri-
can Smelling and Anaconda rose one
over Saturdays level and National cad
81. westinghouse Electric declined / and
Denver & Rio Grande IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
MUCH ACTIVITY
IN P|OCHE CAMP
Diamond Drill Work on Nevada
Des Moines Makes Favor
able Showing.
HIGH GRADE ORE IN DAY MINE
Sinking on the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
News from Noted Nevada
District.
rpeclal cbrrespondence.

special Correspondence
Phoebe, New. Feb. 29.--Although
there have been no startling develop
ments for some time. nevertheless,
work is progressing quietly but stead
lily on nearly all the properties. More
men are being put on as required, but
not many in any ono place. The sum
total is sufficient TO give sseady and
hopeful tone to the situation
The diamond drill--wlnch has been
making such favorable showing on
the property of the Nevada Dts
Moines, the future of which has been
assnred--is to be removed TO the
XRay property near Stampede Gap.
about seven miles from town. This
property has already produced some
samples of high-grade ore. and ii IS
expected that the drill VIII reveal
much more of the same quality, and
give a new impetus to the properties
in that district, many of which are
known to contain good ore.
The Ely Valley Mining company
has sunk its shaft to the 1S0-foot lew
ell from which a cross-cut Is being
run to tap The three lodges found on
the property. The lodges are or,
and near the contact of quartrlte and
limestone and associated with Dor-
phyry dyke. The company already
has considerable ore sacked, some of
which runs up to s120 per ton. They
have heavy iron Gaping which can
be easily traced for some distance,
and also an old working where some
high grade gold ore was extracted
in the early days.
The Boston-Pioche Mining COM
pany Is sinking their shaft down from
the 200 To 300-foot level and maxi
ing no attempt to extract any ore
at present. The company seems
satisfied for the present with the
knowledge that they have Of the ore
and are In no hurry to ship until
they can do so on substantial basis,
and In the meantime hoping for an
increase in the value of metals
though their ore is of such grade,
50-150 ounce, that It will make but
little difference to them.
One of the most gratifying recent
developments was tho finding of high
grade ore In the Day mine of the Me-
vada-Utah ompany. This was q high
grade mine in the early days, but was
generally supposed to be low grade
at present. II seems however that It
may be expected to produce quality
as well as quantity.
One of the greatest improvements
of recent date is the establishment
OF telephone line from the depot
to the town, and thence to the Black
Prince mine. 1t is understood that
an exchange Will be put In. thus Civ
ing Phoebe a much needed telephone
service which should be a great adj
vantage to all merchants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
LUCE AT RAwHIDE.
Former Salt Laller Buys Promising
Group for $4,000.

Special Correspondence.
Rawhide, New, Feb. 2a.-onc OF the
life sized mining deals just closed in
Rawhide was the purchase Of the Mi
crobe Fraction, Hoosier claim Rem
nant Fraction and FL Captain claim for
"a cash consideration OF $4,000 and an
interest In the newly organized Raw
hide Combination Gold Mines COM
pany. perfected for the purpose of de-
veloping The estates acquired The
buyer and organizer is Ben d. Luce of
Salt Lake City, former partner OF the
late Henry Peery. He also represents
Los Angeles talent and is associated
with Rowhide capital
The Microbe fraction adjoins the Last
Chance on the southeast, the Hoodlums
on the north and the Red Top fraction
on the south, being a choice strip in
the proved richest portion OF the dis
trlct. At a depth OF 90 feet drifting
has begun on the ledge exposed and
even before ink was dry upon the
transfer agreements the north drift
ran into a full breast OF ore that to-
day Is showing average values rang
ing from $3.50 to 81. 500 the ton In gold
and silver. The new mana cement
starts it's regime with the saolSing Of
this produce and expects to record ..
shipment before the end OF March.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
LOCATED MORE CLAIMS.
Olaf Peterson Returns from Property
OF Copper Gulch Company.

Olaf Peterson one of the directors of
the Copper Gulch Mining company OPP
Grating in San Bernardino county. Cal.
and which is controlled by syndicate
of Utah people, has returned from a
visit to the properties which are now
under development.
Mr. Peterson went out with another
representative of the company for the
purpose of locating some additional
ground as well as to make an inspec-
ton of the work that had already been
done. One of the results of It's trip
Is that five claims have been added TO
the group upon which very promising
gold quartz ledge has been found. The
showing at the surface Is so promising
that a force of men will be put on inn
mediately to exploit II.
Mr.. Peterson says the activity of the
Copper Gulch company has attracted
good many prospectors that way and a
large area of country has been located.
He states that there is every indication
of the building up of a pretty lively
mining camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
LOCAL MARKETS.

Today's local markets are about as
well supplied with seasonable provisions
as they ever were, only the retail COM
bine continues to maintain prices. so
that the consumer does not receive
much benefit from reductions by the
jobber or wholesaler. Good looking
strawberries are on the stands, at %
cents per box; Florida tomatoes are on
hand this morning, and there are car
lots of oranges, Idaho potoes, mixed
vegetables. etc. Wholesalers report ef-
forts on the part of Los Angeles ship
pers to hull the Salt Lake markets: but
Salt Lake commission men are fortu-
nately in such shape that they can
ward off all such attempts. There is a
slight reduction In the wholesale price
of eggs. as hens are doing their duty.
The prices Obtaining today are as fol-
lows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March Cattle Receipts
about 23O0; market steady: beeves $500
600. cows and helfers 1904 co. Texans
3.750i4 20: calves 5.O0q7 %; Westerns 0Oa
40; stoekers and feeders 2,75G4,O0.
Hogs--Receipts about 10000; market
steady: light 4.36Q4 Co: mixed 4.6jai 70;
heavy 1874 81; rough 43yli.45; pigs 375
04.i0: bulk Of Gales i.5514.e2h.
sheep-R Receipts about 1900 market
$50; yearlinys 5 .oo4G.25; lambs 5.oodG.Sj
westerns 5.2SdIOo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 2.-Cattle-Receipts
10000; market steady to strong Native
steers i.5od5.7o; native cowF and heifers
g .0065 25; stockers and feeders 3.25d4. 90:
bulls 3.0od4 30; calves 3.751e,5o: western
nteers 425a550; western cows 3.5014. 65.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; market strong.
bulk ;$oa4,so; heavy 4loqi55; packers
sheep-Receipts 5000 market steady.
Muttons 4.50d5 80; lambs 625QG.70 range
wethers 5.50d6.2o: fed owes 450d5.25
OMAHA
Omaha, March 2.-Cnttlo-Recaipts 2.5o0,
strong lOc higher. natives 4.O0d5 20: cows
ana heifers 2.7Sds. 70; western steers 4,5O
q5.oo: Texas steers 3.01Gf4 10: cows and
heiters 2, boq4 60; Gamers 2,26a3.OO. stock
ers and feeders 3.16q4 %: caves 3 .00aB ~;
bulls ana sings 2.90a4.50,
HOBs-Roeeipts 1000. market steady %
to easier. Heavy 4.2jd4 40. mixed 4. 2Ol
49,: light 4 ,loM4.3o; pigs s.2d3sj; bulk
OF sales 4.20N4.30.
sheep-Recelpts $500; market steady;
yoarlinRs q. 25aiG.O0. wethers 5.OOd5 rs,
ewes 4.S0N6,m; lambs G.25Q6,75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
PRODUCE.



Chicago March 2.-Despite Il Sham nd
vance IN Tho price OF wheat at liver
pool the local market was woak today
oWln6 20 heavy realizing salos Prices
declined nearly 1 cent DURING tho nrgl
few minutes Of trading but rallied again
70 about The opening mark Small re-
eelpia m tho northwest Ind q strongth-
enlnB influence. MAY opened UNCHANGED
20 q lower az % 10 o0h declined 10 sSi4
q n ana then advanced again 10 gS4d1.
Tnere was very little trade IN corn and
the tone OF the markc, was rather weak
because of lower prices al Liverpool
May opened unchanged 20 a lower az 81
10 0lh and sold of 10 GOA
oats wero quiet and stendy: May op-
cncd unchanged at 53flh, sold OF at 5sis
and then eased Off 10 81
Provisions were fairly active ana tho
market was steady. NAV Pork was 5
cents lower At ll.7o. Lard was lnchang-
ed az 1866. Ribs were shndo lower 10
shade higher at 6.G5a6 f7i,
The wheat market became very nervous
later, prices nuetuatina over a range ~
about two centn, n advanced 10 gas.
then sold on 70 0TisGt. on pratt taking
Inc close wnE weak with May ihmM
lnWcr az 9iM0a
r9n-A lrmer tone prevailed IN corn
N last hair hour, There was consider
able covering by shorts as May adj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
REGULAR CALL SALES.

May Day, 1000 at SO.
New. Hills, 100 at 3.15; COO at 3.l2lR.
Uncle Sam. l,G00 at 67.
Beck Tunnel 200 Mt n; ZOO at n, S. 30;
400 at IS.
Black Jack, 100 at Il, s. aO $500 at
49,
Century. 1000 at IS. s. 30; 1911 Mt 40
s 30; 81 at 40; III at AZ; 81 at 10.
Colorado, 800 at 2.S7is; 100 at $50.
Crown Point, 200 at 81; 300 at %;
900 at %, 3. 90.
Iron Blossom, 1850 at 80.
New York 200 at 49,.
So, Columbus Con, 100 at 65; 800 at
sioux Con. 1000 NJ Is; 400 at Is, Il.
60: 400 at l4la t24 at IA.
Seven TrouRhE, 1000 NJ 81; $50 at SIG
Yankee, GOO at 81.
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock 1000 at Az.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at IS.
Colorado 100 at $50.
Crown Point, 500 ut 23Ls; $500 at "a
GOO at "a, s. 60: 500 at "a 5. 30; 1000
at 24ih, g. 60: 500 at "a, -. 10.
Yankee, 60 NJ 80.
Indian Queen 1872 ut Z.
Mammoth 100 at 1856.
Mt. Lake, 500 at 49, 3. 80: 1000 at
80,
New York, 1900 at 10; 412 at 90.
Uncle sam, 100 at 6s; 500 at IS, $. 90;
100 ut So
Yankee, 100 at s6.
r,urf,h uIuIrT ArTf1N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
coNcENTRATEs

The ore and bullion settlements made
IN This city last week footed mp to ST.
0gG. 600
The annual meeting Of the Mason
Valley Mining company viii be held on
tho 9th inst.
NJ. NJ. Johnson OF the Newhouse star
Of engineers has gone 20 New York
where he will confer with Mr.. New
house before the latters return 10 Salt
Lake.
President u. r. Hastings Of the Utah
Apex Mining company Is out from 5oa-
ton on an Inspection uip, The proper
ties OF this corporation, which are lo-
Gated in Bingham, are not produelns ~
the present time but MANAGER H. =,
oliver is working a force OK about "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
PARK CITY NEWS.
Number Two Ontario shaft WIN Soon
BE In Working Condition.

The moving of the machinery from
tho Ontario No. 3 shaft to No. shaft
is going along nicely and things viii
be In readiness for operations In few
days, says the Park Record. Some OF
the larger parts Of the machinery were
somewhat troublesome TO get over ow-
Ing 10 their size ana tho condition
OF the road, but no serious mishaps
resulted.
Down on Mahogany hill there Is stu
considerable prospecting going on and
some splendid looking "holes" have
been opened up. In the spring II Is tho
Intention OF the owners OF Il number OF
these smaller properties 10 commence
work on more elaborate scale ana
before the summer Is very far advanc-
ed there IS reason 10 believe that ma
chineryn viii be hauled over there
and several fine plants put up. Tho gold
values IN the ore Of that nelghborhood
Is AN encouraging feature and leads to
the belief that slmethlng may soon
come OF the work being done there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02

yygasneed e ssS' The close was orr y.
u, SI.i !99 o7%aa July aau. -, -
Sorn-Muy eiN July SON, Sen, -.
tcld) AN; Sept T3Adis ''h' July
Pors--may ll,Ig July ia,Cps.
Ribs-.kfay 6,6sMd6, 81 JUN ssSss gst
Ryc-Cnsh ssdiss. ''-se0sG
Rnrlev--CaEh 5000
Tlmothy--Mnrch ass.
Clover Nothing doing.
BUTTER AND EGGS
New York. March 2.--pu,to,
crcamerles. specials 3iR6gic sr steady,
cNtras.. 30: cremciics thirds To nrs,,er ea
y; held ey,res, to npeclals sg5S q
n,Nis 40 10 thirdg noes; western 90
choose Arm fun ore,ms 80
Eggs insct'od western sre,ss
onds 2eals: thirds 2lNm. 81 rec
Chicre &c, March 2.-iluttcr eas,..
crN aiT3I; diaries 2o@27. ram
Egss-Eaav ~ mark, cases ipcipd,, g,
LIVERPOOL WHEAT.
Liverpool, March 2..-Cioso- wv.
March rs. "a; May Il, 2% 4: July IL +" ens ,5'
SUGAR AND COFFEE %
New York. March 2.-sugar nav
fair refining sac: centrifugal Og Toe, I'm
molnsses sugar 3.1l. "'o5i
Refined quiet; crushed 5.G0. noca.,.
800; cranulated 40, ''"uefed
Coffee quiet; No. Rio, 81, No
Santos SAQik, ~" :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02

Supt. James It. Kescel. the expert
nillman of the Daily Judge mill, re-
turned yesterday from n thr2e weeks
trip to FL Eigre, Sonora, Mexico. where
he went to expert the workings of the
mill Of the Lucky Tiger Combination
Gold Mining company.
Conditions at the Nelson Queen pro-
perty in Elkhorn district are showing
improvements right along and tho
management is elated over the pros
poets. The new machinery has not
yet arrived but is expected now In
the very near future, and when II has
been placed operations will be prose
cuted upon more extensive scale.
One automatically Judge for the
week $4,000 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following Nevada
quotations from San Francisco today;
coMsTock.
Pphir, 2.2OG2,25; Mexican. IOO@1O2la;
Gould & Curry, is asked Con. Va. $50
"a: Savage, 44T46; Hale & Norcross, 10
G42: Yellow Jacket, 1.40@1,45: Belchcr,
IL asked: Confidence, 60 bid; Sierra Ne
vada, 20 asked; Exchequer, 20 bid; I'm
ion 4iG45.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, ass bid: Montana
Tonopah. $50 bid: Tonopah Extension,
1.9O asked; MacNamara, 82@3S; Mid
way, 67d6S: Tonopah Belmont 132iedl
1876; Ohio Tonopah, asked; West End
Cons, 30 bid: Rescue, s bid: Tonopah
& California. 2 bid: Golden Anchor,
bid; Jim Butler. 3sG39; Cash Boy.
bid: Home, asked. Monarch Pitts.
Extension. asked; Montana Midway
Extension. 8 asked: Golden Grown.
asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 2saao; Col. Mt. 2O022:
Jumbo Ext, 4on42; Vernal 6 bid; Penn
sylvania, asked; Kendall, 10 bid.
Booth, 22GD23; Blue Bull. 1917; Adams.
5 asked; Silver Pick, 25G26: May Queen,
. asked; Nevada Boy, 4Gi5; Black Butte
EXT, DID, Blue Bell, 90TlO, DlNle, 8
bid; Goldheld Columbia, IL asked; Hi
hernia. bid; st. Ives, rs asked; Con-
queror, bid; Black Rock, 2 bid; Lone
Star, 10611; G. Wonder. 2 asked; ORC,
II bid: Kendall Ext, 113; Sandstone
Ext, asked; Atlanta, 2S3; ct. Bend,
39140; Simmerone, 10 asked; Empire,
3 bid; Florence. 1904 .42Is; D'feld b.
3. Cons, 1920; Goldfield Daisy, Lofty
al 10; Comb. Fraction. 6s667; CT.
Bend Ext, bid; CT. Bend Annex.
c1G; Midtown. 20 asked; b. r. Bonanza,
1613; Kewanos, 1904 Esmeralda,
asked; Portland, 10 bid: Crackerjack,
s bid; F. Mohawk % bid; Red Hills,
29@S0; Mohawk Ext, 4G5; L. Dillon.
bid; Y. Tiger. 14@16; Grandma,
bid: s. p. Ext, 8 asked; Y Rose, 3
bid; Goldfeld Con-, 5.01a; D'ied Tri-
angle, asked; Coming Nation; 3@4.
BULLFROG.
Original. "a; Bullfrog. bid; Mont.
Bullfrog, 2@3; National Bank, 11914
l.. Harris, ] asked; Amethyst, 9@l0:
Gold Bar. 3s asked; Steinway, bid;
Denver Bullfrog Annex. bid; Bon
ME Glare, 10 asked; Mayflower Con-, IA
G15; Montgomery, Shoshone Ext, "a
8; G. Scepter, COZ; Montgomery NTH,
10 asked: b. Diamondfield, bid;
Homestake Con, 30 asked: Y. Girl, 8
nslSed; Nugget. 3 asked; Tramp Con-.
20fD25; Victor, 3M5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
BOSTON coPfER CLOSE.
Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Brothers, brokers.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Brothers, brokers.
Adventure. 1909; Arcadan, SA@4;
Allouez, 27837Is; Atlantic, 11A91lR;
Arizona, 1913; Bingham Con, 1lk@
IN Boston Con. 1iss0l45s; Butte
Coslition, 20Go2osi; Calumet & Arizona.
10lGlolh; Calumet & Hecla, 6.S566,5O;
Centennial, 23d24; Con. Mercur "a
asked; Copper Range, 6lAGG2; DAILY
West saSn Franklin, 7lhaS; Granny
s. bid; Greene c., si46pS1a; Isle r., 20as
@21ll; La S., 14ssdp14N; Mass. 3lpaA;
Mexicon Cons. 5hG6 Michigan, sGIs:
Mohawk. 5O05l: Nevada Cons. 95k@M:
North Butte. 5hGhi Old Colony. so
@52 Old Dominion, 9G@h oscoala. 81
ass; Parrot 1904; Quincy, s2@ps4;
Rhode Island, 3Dh; Shannon, Gh@&;
Santa Fe 17hfi2h; Tamarack. $4,000
Trinity, 1ihd15; United Copper, 5AQ
6h; Y. s. Smelling, S2m321h: u. s.
Smelling PA, 3smh; Utah Cons. 1914
as Victoria. 3BG4; Wlnona, 5&6G;
Wyandotc. 65Qsb; Wolverine, 1.2OGl.22.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES

Nevada Hills, 100 at $40.
Utah, 500 at l. so.
Uncle Sam con. 1000 at Gs.
seller 10, 100 at n; 100 Mt 70, seller 80.
Black Jack. 100 at 40; 1900 at 42t.
1000 at ass, seller 30. 500 at AZ.
Colorado, 100 at 2.92h, buyer so; 200
at 2.92is zoo al 2,92la, seller co.
Grown Point, 1900 at 25 LOO at
245a; $500 at 2ih, seller 60; 1000 at
20, buyer so.
Little Chief, $50 at 70.
Mountain Lake. 200 at 40; 400 at
"A. I 900 at A4h; 1000 at As.
New York, 3,22O az 81; 500 at 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02

we recommend as tho best in.
vestment today preferred stock in
UTAH IDAHO SUGAR co,
Tho officers Of the Company In.
cludc Joseph r. Smith President,
Thomas h. cutler Wee President
ana General Manager
The stock rs OF par value Of so
per share and can now be delivered
20 you for sss5 per share. The next
dividend Quarterly is payable
March 81 1905 and is l7M cents per
share.
Send us your order for what you
want accompanied by your check
or u s, p o. Money order,
GEORGE 81 CANNON CO..
Rooma TeinpIeton Bldg.
Phone Ben 81.