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The Jasper news., 1908-08-20
Froze Ice Cream " ith Hail Stones.

The rain storm last Tuesday was ac-
companied everywhere by more or less
hail, but in some places il was much
heavier than 10 others. In Jasper 1t
was light, but only three miles north
east Orville Kyle picked up enough hail
stones off the ground to freeze u gallon
and half of ice cream, which, consider
ing how it was made, must have been
something Of novelty.
The Jasper news., 1908-08-20

Joplin Business College opens Tues-
day, Sept. |, TO- the Fall Term. II you
intend to enter college, remember these
facts: The j. B. G. will enter into a
written contract, il you take the Com
bined Course, to place you in a position
or refund tuition. Notes accepted for
tuition and chances to earn board.
The Jasper news., 1908-08-20

The season of Sunday school picnics
is on, and nearly every Sunday school
in Jasper had its annual outing in the
past week or so. The Presby terians
held forth at Carytown on Wednesday,
the Christians at Lang Springs on the
following day, and the Baptists at
Carytown on Friday,
The Jasper news., 1908-08-20

Mrs. Chas. Wood is on the sick list.

Mrs. Chas. Wood is on the sick list.
Miss Ethel Ball, formerly Of this
vicinity, and Mr.. Albert Cheuoweth
of Webb City visited old friends here
Sunday.
Master Lee Woods visited bis grand.
parents in Barton county Friday.
David Shreca spent Sunday evening
with Fred Lukens.
Mrs. Earl Wood visited relatives 10
Jasper several days last week.
Mrs. Harry Hille entertained few
friends Saturday evening. Watermelon
was served.
The Jasper news., 1908-08-20
She Likes Good Things.

Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, OF West Frank
lin, Maine, SAYS: 81 like good things and
have adopted DR.. Kings New Life Pills
as our family laxative medicine, because
they are good and do their work with
out making fuss about it " These
painless purifiers sold at Webb Bros.
drug store. 25c.
The Jasper news., 1908-08-20

Every reader OF the News who is a
believer in keeping Jasper money at
home, should read 1.-The Matter OF
Home Trade" at the top of page g. il.
this paper.
The Jasper news., 1908-08-20

j. W. Smith and Arch CnrisLmsn OF
Weldon, Ills, was hare on business
with VIM. Gave Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
.OREM RETURNS
FROM YER|NGT0N
Says Developments at Nevada
Douglas Mine Continue to
Be Satisfactory.
WORKING FORCE INCREASED
WORKING FORCE INCREASED
Fine showing OF Copper Orc on 900
Foot Lcycl--Prosnccts for
Railroad.

After an absence OF two weeks IN
camp, during which he has been lay
ing ont new lines of work for the fu-
ture in the vigorous campaign OF de-
velopment now being conducted at tie
Nevada Douglas copper mine at Yer
ington, General Manager Walter {.
Orem was back at his desk again ms
morning wading through large ac-
cumulatlon of mail.
II hardly know what TO say de-
clared Manager Orem when asked by
News representative to give the lat
est news from the Yerington mine IN
which Salt Lake is so deeply Interested
at this time. But ! know that we
continue to get the same good results
from development that has been report
ed regularly for months past
las you already know" continued
Mr.. Oren. 1--WE have been dcvoting q.
good deal of energy lately 10 the ex
ploitation Of $50 level. III the south
drift, we recently cut two veins OF
heavy sulphide coGper ore. These veins
are about 100 feet apart ana lying III
between them is q mass OF calcite,
which | am satisfied Is making into ore
and that the veins Will become united.
There is every Indication of this now,
and doubtless il a crOsscut We're run
in the face of the drifts TINS
would prove to be the case. The veins
referred to were cross-cut at the point
OF interrogation and oneswas found TO pc
%, and the other 80 feet in width,
while each have been drifted on Tor
distance Of so feet.
",rhe working force of the mine has
wi ri
line with the program to increase the
scope of our activities at the Nevada
Douglas mine. Consideration is to be
given to the further exploitation of the
$40 level and to the sinking of the
Ludwig shaft to the $50 level.
since my last visit, continued MI.
Orem. '.the Improvement at the Nevada
Douglas mine has been very marked,
and anyone familiar with the property
cannot help but feel gratitled with the
results accomplished as we'll as encour :
aged over the outlook for the future.
Nothing has been done yet towards
| taking up the task of developing the
| original Douglas group put something
| along that line may be done In the near
future 1t has been the policy of the
management however, to- center all
| energy for some months past In the
| Ludwig division, where results have
| been bordering on the marvellous.
| Asked about the prospects Tor fSall
| transportation into the camp. Mr. Orenl
| stated that while nothing definite can.
| be saiG at present. yet he expressed
the opinion that the day is not far off
when the 1S-mile gap between the
| Nevada Douglts mine and the nearest
| railroad point on the Hartman lines
will have been closed. But when the
| railroad goes into the camp 1t will cir
Gle around the mountain so as to be
/! accessible from all the principal mines
| of the Yerington district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
COPPER ? 7 QUOTED BY
SELLING COMPANY
---------- ------
Large Sales Will Be Made Around
Thirteen and a Half Cents
Per Pound.
FIFTY MILLION LIB. AVAILABLE
Government Has AWARDED Contracts
10 supply Navy Will
Red Metal.
CPo!lock Special lTire.)

Boston, oct. l9.-The United Metals
selling company, which has been hold
ing thu price or its copper at 1890 or
u cents above the market, for some
Weeks has reduced its asking price -
Che market level of l3ia cents. 90
days. All OF the selling interests have
about caught up With their orders ana
unless substantial sales are erected
within, the next two weeks stocks
SHOULD begin to accumulate IN ms
country.
There Will be, Of necessity, large sales
or copper around 1917 cents per pound
before any advance III the price OF the
metal can be locked for Leading cop
per trade authorities estimate this
there are not over 50000.0O0 pounds OF
refined copper In this country avail
able for Immediate delivery. the COP
Per mined III Iuly3Enows available haV-
Ing been extraordinarily refined. Inc
increased production which has. come
q from Butte, Cananea and Ely Is not
4 Vel heavy but will soon be.
The United Metals company has been
awarded the contract for furnishing
The navy with 1,5d0,0GD pounds OF cop
per while the American Metal com
psanys obtained the contract for supply
3iiis the Brooklyn navy yard with sou.
Z 900 pounds of metal at 1875 cents pei
pound. The United company's bids.
-t2sWlllCl1 l5fWelt dcttIJtHN,e WI 81
cents. except for 0,O00 pounds '2f
Lake. for which it asked 1915 cents.
IN three instances there were tic
bids for low place, the United III each
case being one Of the lowest, and re-
ceivingi the award. In the case of the
Brooklyn consignment, however, in
which the United. American and New
York Metals Selling companies We're
tied, the Anierican8Co.. on drawing OF
lots, secured the business.
For supplying 100000 pounds of hest
+ Lake the United company was tied
with the#Qniney Mining Co, but the
former was awarded the contract. All
II TIL. larger Scopper selling interests eN-
cHpt Calumet & Hecla and Phelps.
Dodge & Co! have nut in bids to sup
ply seven lots advertised The United
Metals Selling Co. was the anly concern
which bid on each.
OF the 2,O50000 pounds desired, 1,3OO,-
s. 900 were designated merely as 'lngot
copper, To be used by the steam en-
cheering department. while ordnance
& requirements called for 10000 pounds
ofsLake. 100000 pounds for cartridge
cases. classified as best Lake in
K which class the government includes
Calumet & Hecla. Quincy Tamarack
and Osceola brands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
STOCK MADE
SOM: GAINS.

New York. Oct 19.--The more peacelui
asueat Of foreign affairs today opened
tbe way for substantial advances m
nrI,es OF stocks when business began on
tbe local exchange The strong tone OF
no market was accompanied by Only
seanty dealings. uI:Sn Pacific ana
Northern Pacific rose rs ~. a IL ", ~
Southern Pacific, Canadian Paciiic, tse :,n,,
ine and American Locomotive i, ana
,.rrsnt Northern preferred, Atkinson anu
AmerIc,ln Smelling large rfactioiiS'
Westinghouse Electric sold AT an ~
vance of 2le. ~ r,nch i'm.
moved upon except inthe case OF No i.'i
ern Pacific, the market tnereaise ,,, it, ,.,.-
ing INTO lethargic eondltlisom an Hnu cain,
e ed aM B. Q. liz and General l5ls e,
Nc and Tennessee Copper l. Wisconsin
Central preferred fell l. ,,;,r
The drop IN, prices leiI Wy some
sas.s wined out. National Lead fell un-.
derFl under Saturday
Bonds We're Irregular. ,,, /, rt.,
\ slow, upward m I,n,sah, sa nrs Of the
mnrning hiah prices Delaware Y luz !! /
son advanced u and Pitt tsdaG y yislded
st q, Louis HEas !, ST. ti pilnl p BIZ.
.hh break K %, Of sA in the Third avenue i,,ie
had most 70 do with the slight 1h s asfiiiIl
n,ovamient IN any stock affected the list;
Atfantic Coast Line hardened inia
sBroolilyn Transit lost y ,,, an
rive market closed heavy ana ~ ~.
,rhi 'rd Aganue broke IA. to below 80, on or
acnn,mt Of a further disintegratio,n !, OF
The system to follow a judicial decl , y,
The general level OF press 'ein1 Vince rnncelled
Far the most part, but prices recoNerta
slichtly in the late dealings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
COLORADO WRITES.
Offers Assistance to Newly Organized
Traffic Bureau in Utah.

The following letter is self-explana-
tory:
Tic Colorado Manufacturers Associa-
ton and Transportation Bureau,
Denver. Colo, Oct. 16, 1905
Mr. W. P. Mccarthy, Salt Lake, Utah:
Dear Sir--I notice in a clipping from
a Salt Lake paper that your traffic bu-
reau has been organized. Wish you
would kindly send me copy of your
constitution and bylaws. / think you
are organizing on a proper basis aud
should meet with unqualified success.
II we can be CT any assistance to yoE,
don't fail to call on us. as you are Vel
come to use all our flies until you get
your own in complete state.
I hope you will not think us esotist-
ical IL We make the statement that we
have perhaps the best and most COM
plete tariff file west of Chicago. II has;
taken an enormous amount of labor to
get it in its present shape. but it GER
tainl is worth the efforts which we
spent on it, and it covers not only
Denver's territory, but the entire COIN
try, including import and export bust
ness on every conceivable product and
commodity. 1t is our Il 4ntion to
amend our constitution and by>laws at
our annual meeting. which Viii occur
next month. and we Will appreciate a
copy of what has been adopted by you.
Yours very truly,
THOMAS G. SCOTT.
Traffic Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
sHosHoNE CLEANUP.

Rhyolile. Oct. 1s,--The regular month
~ cleanup at the Shoshone has been
Completed and nine bars of bullion were
sen. to the mint as "A result. ne
value of the bullion and concentrates
viii approximate $4,000 for the months
run.
4 A recent official report issued by the
company shows that net profit OF
more than $4,000 a month Is being
made and the finding Of large bodies
output materially. Although the force
has been reduced somewhat on account
of having too much ore broken down,
1.-THE usual tonnage is being taken out
Supt. JOHN Keith Of the iNeanc
Wonder is in Los Angeles for the pur-
pose of purchasing machine drills.
which viii be installed immediately at
that property. The Keane Wonder Is
preparing for an extensive develop
lnenr campaign in the immediate fu-
tIt' /. II =
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. 10.-Closc: Money
on call steady. IL at u per cent:
ruling rate and closing bid, V: of-
fcred ut ~.
Time loans, Il shade firmer: 60 days,
%, nj 9, per cent: 30 days. 81 at e
per cent; six months 81 at W.
Prime Mercantile paper liz per
cen.x.
Sterling exchange steady With actual
business in bankers bills at S1Si so
at SIS5 for 80 day bills and nj Si36--
80 f.r demand.
Commercial bills, $i.siM at Ssc.
Far silver SIC.
Mexican dollars. f5c.
Government bonds steady.
isrlroad bonds. irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE wheat market
opened easy today OWING 10 u moderate
uecline At lAverpool, put soon rallied
on higher demand by commission houses.
all OF the Initial losses being rcSaincu,
The demand came mainly from western
houses ana presumably based on the uI-
settled weather Ill the northwest when
will delay the movement. december
opened u shade to u to Il net lower
AT so TO 3yls Inc corn market was
firm because of an official forecast OF
rain last night in the corn belt Prices
at the start were Us lower to Is higher,
with December at 63h to t3es. Later
December advanced to "a ".
Oats were dull and considerable firm
ness developed early in. the day owing
to the strength Of corn. December open
ed unchanged to shade higher at 4S1s
TO 4SIs M4sM and sold at 4slsM4Sh
Provisions opened easy because OF u
l0c. decline i'll live hogs but the flrmncssi
start prices were 5diIh lower at ~
Glossy heat,pec g s's @ss1s May
oaitsNDecember. As; May, 50; July, AT.
Pork,Dee, &; ~ la;i5' Jan. 5o5glSo' u !.
LA Lardno oct and Nov, s.a71a Jan, 9,1o;
Ri Ribs@oc aI s.s7la; Jan, sos; May,
n Ry < 75l4 @75ls Dec, 70; May.
R pn,eiHhvs.os; G $;ss! March Is.
Clover--Oct., Z, 10.
The wheat market was very nervous
III lday, but became extremely weak !ate.
in the session on selling inspired by a
liberal increase in the visible supply
OF wheat in, the United States and Can
ada From 9aIadR9ass December der.
! clined to 9s. The close was weak at
almost the bottom: December being u
lower at 9Sss 0aS Y.
Corn-Buying by shorts held the mars
I F-I II .nE,1 MD
| recorded at the close. December closed
| MMYs higher ut GSTa dhGi
| SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, Oct. ls.-sugar. raw;
| steady. Fair refining. 3.4S. centrifugal. I'D
| test. 3as: ln0nSses sugar, 3.23.
| Refncd-Quiet Crushed, 80; powder.
| ed 5lO graduated, 5.Y
Coffee-Ouiet. No. Rio, 81 No.
''"''sVs' BUTTER AND EGGS.
! Chicago. Oct 1a--Butter steady.
| Creamery. aNM26; dairy. 1925.
| Eggs-Steady. Frsts, 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
LIVESTOCK.
KANsAs CITY.

N g. IL,
% ooo: market steady to loc. lower over
Suckers and feeders, 2.sOM4.6o; puiis,
S.01dr3.4o; calves. 3.50q6.i5; western ,eI5l
steers, S.So@5.oo western COWS, z'soa
SO. :, 1o,
sloweT, Bulk Of sales, 5.10@5.50; heaYN
:, coo i. x. Z packers and butchers 5,3VaF
5.75; lights, 4.75M5.5o; pigs, S.o . ~ ,on
Sheep--Rcceipts 1000; market lv We i i "
err Mnttons, 3.T5dlA.20; lambs i.,S4 80 o.
range wethers, S5oI4.4o; fed ewes, -
M4.30. ,,r.o
Chicago. Oct 1a.-Cattle Receipt .
about $1,000; market steady to l9 NC !, io 'c.
or. Beeves, 3.9OMT.5O; Texans 3.23M 4,o3 ~,
westerns, 3.l045.I5; stockers and rect e.
crs, 2.G0m4. 80; COWS Sl ana heilctS i''P'S'
FL about. $500; market Sc !
generally Zoe lower, Lights. 300 a.0S;
mixed. ). l5M5.g5; heavy, 5.l5@5.9 rough,
5l5a g; good TO choice heavy, .59W -,
pigs, s.ooml.9; bulk ;a SS4S q o;o rarl
weak to 1Oc lower. Natives. 2,0@3.6o;
Westerns. 4.N0ff4.6O yearlngs. .40@o 100 T;
lambs, 3.i5m5.S5: Westerns 3.ioWo.9.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Oct. Observation-Disclosures, l5,-
900: market slow to 10dt 15c. lower. West
crn steers, S.0N@5.50; Texas steers %
al 40; range cows and heifers, 2.tOm
49, Gamers, 2.e1G2.70; stockers and
feeders, 2.506l 60: calves, 2.tomo.h' ouiis
and stays 20Om3.1O, a
Hogs Receipts. 40o0 market 10 to pc.
lower. Heavy. 5.20m5.3O; mixed. 10 q
5.Dl. lights, 5:0om5 20; pigs. $4,000
bulk of sales. 5.1SIS.25
zoe. lower Hcarlings, 4.3Id;i 10; weth-
ers. ,.Oom4.5o; ewes, 3,50da.3O; lambs,
l.T5Qi5.20.
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CONCENTRATES.

Samuel Newhouse is Ell route west
from New York and Is expected to ar
rive on an early train.
Walter Fitch, formerly manager Of
the United States Mining company's
mine and smelter in this state, has re-
sisred the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Gaiu-
met x Hecla mine in Michigan.
supt G. c. Vivian Of the Tintic
Smelling company, was in the city for
few hours today and left for Tintic
this afternoon.
Wcrk is said to be progressing very
favorably at the Indian Queen mine in
Beaver county. The tunnel mas been
completed to the length Of 1,400 feet
and the face is showing some iron
naturalization in lime,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
VISITS KING WILLIAM.
c. II. Blanchard Sees Development
Work Started AT Tintic Mine.

c. II. Blanchard, who is the owner
OF two thirds interest in the King
William mine in the Tintic mining dis
trlns. returned from an inspection trip
to the property last evening.
.,There Is little to be said about con-
tiittons at the King William mine right
now" said Mr.. Blanchard today, we
have only just begun development WORK
and the drift from the 1000 foot level
o: the Eagle & Blue Bell will have
to be driven considerable distance be-
fore ii encounters the ore channel.
Arrangements were made recently
Will, the Eagle & Blue Bell company
to reach the King William resources
Though the Eagle e. Blue Bell work.
ings. which has saved the King VII
liam management from going to the
expersc of sinking a deep shaft
The King William mine is owned out
right by G. Fl. Blanchard and j, H.
Rouse. the latter being the owner of
tpno-thrd interest.
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BUSINESS NOTES

John S. Manly for five years con-
nected with the Advertising department
z Of the Tribune, has resigned to be-
come manager of the Irrigated farms
company The company will make
specially Of bringing colonlsts 70
this part of the country.
Reported word from Mr.. Newhouse
states that his proposed S1.0OoO0O
hotel will be furnished on the most
elaborate scale. with solid mahogany,
and a buffet that will be triumph
of the designers art.
Today's local bank clearings amount
cd to sl.2l1. 6S9.Gl, as against Sl,5i9,-
1902 for the same day last year
Col. A. j. Colt has resigned his posi-
ton as secretary and treasurer of the
Utah Impiement-Vehicle company OF
this city and gone east.
Articles of incorporation of the 9
Street Grocery a. Meat company have
been filed with the county clerk. The
company is capitalized for $4,000, divid-
ed into 5000 shares of the value of ST..
each. B. d. Blaclmar is president OF
president. and Celia A. Cleveland Is
secretary and treasurer OF the CAPT.
tai stock, 1850 shares. have been sub
scribed.
The DcWolfe Mckay company of
Milford. Beaver county, this morning
filed articles OF incorporation with the
secretary Of state. The company Is cap
italized for $4,000 in 81 shares. w. II.
D.NVolfe Is president, John f. Murdoch,
Jr., vice president. and n. A. Mckay,
secretary and treasurer. The same Of
tic.ars are also named for the Milford
Powder company, which also filed its
articles with the secretary of state to-
day. The powder company is capital
lied for 500, divided into 100 shares
OF 81 each.
There were filed for record in the Of
flee of the county recorder Saturday the
sands. part lot L plat G.......... S6Il
Louise Il. Whitley and others to
James w. Collins, lot !, block
Frank B. STEPHENS and wife to
Reuben y. Miller lot $ block ga,
W rnrS]l i lot H T. Block K u, 1oi Fs4
kins' first addition $500. .......... 425
Uric rio Bohn to John silstrom.
section T., township 2 south, "a,
Ha ns'Ssson lot r b bG NT IT. plat L
H Ss+isy rn Wsss i i5i u p,.s3
!, Perkins third addition 1000. 400
Samuel Newhouse and wife to
J. L, SStrolhaucr., part of lot ], -
Charles W. BUM and others to
S fion 8 : ,o1 Ss1.iiD''' '"'t south tf
ch TnhfG WIS., n olsen to Carl j.
Olsen. lots l2-l3 block 2, For
est Dale ..-..........:.. t............ SD
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NEW sMELTER FOR 1pAHo.

Ed Hunter, manager of the South
eastern Hercules nine in Cassa county,
Idaho, where it has twelve claims ac-
CURED last April by the payment Of
$4,000, says a Spokane dispatch, has
announced that 5O-ton smeltcr will
be installed TO be ready to receive ore
early next MaW. The carbonate Gre
resembles that of the Hercules in the
Coeur d'Aienrs
Average assayes in the smelling vein
are ~ per cent lead. ten ounces in sill
Yer and from three 70 five ounces in
gold. The mine was first prospected
Is years ago for gold and the locator
threw over the dump a large amount
of lead carbouates before he realized
the value of the material he was hand
ling Since that time the property has
been opened by three shafts showing
an ore shoot at least 800 feet in length,
and % feet in Width.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
.MONTENEGRINS THREATEN
AUSTRIAN CONSULATE

Berlin, Oct 19-The Vienna cores
pendent OF the Tageblatt teleSraphs as
sit is reported here from Antiyart
that a crowd of MonteneErns threat,
ened the Austrian consulate. y suarn
se.t ashore from Austrian warships,
two cruisers and torpedoboats the
guard had a desultory skirmtsh Win the
mob when lasted several hours.
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KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION.

Fresno, Cal. Oct. 1y.--Jacob Anderson,
was almost instantly Killed last lights
and his brother Louis, was perhaps fa-
tally injured III an automobile accident.
three miles north OF kingsburS. In the
machine with Anderson ana his brother
was the dead mans wife and daughter.
hut they escaped uninjurcd. The acct.
dent was caused by "a collision with a
wagon driven by al, Armenian.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Black Jack. 1900 ut 81.
Bullock, $500 at g.
Colorado, 60Oat 800: 100 at 3.o5, buyer
60.
columbus Con. 100 at l.s5; 100 at
t.32,4.
1.s2,&, seller 60
Sioux con, 5000 los; 1000 at 1.o7i4,
buyer 60; 100 at Los. seller &C.
South Columbus Con, 100 at "a.
swansea Con, $40 at 34la
Uncle Sam Con. 100 at 1.021a.
Victor. Con, 1000 at IA.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel, 300 at rs.
Black Jack, 600 at ~.
Bullock. 500 at Z.
Crown Point. 500 nj lag.
IRON Blossom, l,500 at l.S5. buyer SO:
500 at f,S2Ia.
New York, 200 at s.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 1.07is.
Scottish Chief, 800 at az.
Utah Con. 900 at 1G
Victor Con, l.. 900 at II; 500 at 1917.
Yerington Copper 500 at S1s; 5000 at
REHABILITATION.
Sales. Amount
Regular cali .....,..13,77O $ll.43L97
Open board ..........l6,l0o S,16IOO
Totals .............2s SO sl9,6o4.97
AFTERNOON CALL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

we do not guarantee to get
positions for every one, but We
have qualified a greet number
of young people for better
places in life. Already scores of
our students are managing bust
ness enterprises, and hundreds
OF others are holding positions
of trust. Our students are in de-
mand because our courses quail
ifw-a,sk the business men.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
Opens Wednesday,. Oct. 7, I pm
. L. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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NERO CENTRAL MINE.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant. Oct, lS.-Charles Hyde,
manager OF the Nebo Central Mining
Co, states that conditions at the prom
erty are very encouraging \ force of
men is at work on the road and in the
mine, taking out ore. Il lot OF 100 tons
is row ready, and from now on ship
,n1cnts will be made regularly Tile
company mas had its claims surveyed
for patent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
NEWS FROM PIocHE.
Old Bristol District Showing Activity
In n Running Way.

Special Correspondence.
Phoebe. New, Oct. 15.--Although the
Bristol district is one of the Oldest and
best known in this part of the state.
and may be supposed to have been
worked out. recent developments arc
proving such an opinion to be wrong.
especially as regards the property of
the Bristol Consolidated Mines &
Smelling company, and particularly
that portion known as the Iron mine"
which was leased few months ago