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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-21
THE FLlCKERtNG WICK.

telegram #a.eaHzHHI Es#taa9aE f..aH FluHaabs states aat Jafr, vf#H.r- =h@ HaaHHa Mi.
 ara nominated Gm-Hf as fl aaa.- date fH #e.eelfe 5. aa=.-- #f.a Alaat hut tH. aEs#.r aa#- uaE H.I. F#.- #HuI t#-u-t 3t H=2#. aHH It i- HHt.a probable .rat fa.- t#s#atHz fu. r.. VII Igsaru m#s afH#F.uarsHtjr faa= before taa HaaH= ars eaue## u Hl. Ja-G saHaaat =H.- 4apl.aa g,a be taken a= criterion. k aImaet a s,rtHeJy that ha#aH. back and m several tmrs h.lara The zaur# azar- sls. 5HgIr riEHt uf franchise
 lIe ts uoU fI4tiHe a use EHa8 af pole tttoe Ilr arrrrs fa h9 snased H matHg HHHttl.5ags ar tH. voters hr-f selecting uaa smHafl 1r #5m- ==ef and tHaH thr#laz Hrbad. s.., He s,sm. fs hlta su4lz m- dere=ffmaIea n. HE.Gfeeaaa If tr~ psarfe 1f fHa distF#f h. probably imlEiuez them iaa4HbI.=4f b.lHs ahl, to fHHHb fsf fh,msahr- and t.at fH,y eaH s- fcd around hz bt# fix, aacE af sbaep. THz - UaaEalla= Hat IF + one that k uot liable t4 meet NItH ths atpraNiI at tht..atar=. e=l4.ei.aII. In ranufp like Alaska. Wler. tla p.u- n" are of aee.--itz mon of initiative resource decision. and d..aruluai.aa Possessing .h,-r qualities th.z hay. bfiir Jim' tp waste "u q l1.iHauug WavefiHe tHafyiIuaI who fs incapable ef deciding for himself
 Allowing himself fa he guided lq. his antiplfhies and malIeet-as rather than by Judgment and reason. Judr, WickershaH. when in Nome. manifest ed very obstinate disposition. and for a few 0o,ks those Uho did moi know him well mi-tool this propensity for au indication ef strength and determine lion. Soon. however. tHar began ta realize Chat his obstHaev Has a mauf- festatiou of weakness and eaeHation. !. is =8il that Judge WicEar-H4n fs ii man of pronounced lHdR1aMtasz He is. Ii is his absurd pig -1deduo that gives him q certain following When he first came herea great future was predicted for him. but chat k. wIu ever be an important factor in Alaskan affairs is mol likely. for. unlike vine and whiskey, he does mot Improve with age. and makes new friends only ,t the expense of tried and true ones. He has reHehant almost n mania for stahbiae his best friends to the heart ii" very moment he imaginos ih" idol Of popularity damaud= zuch sacrifices. II is, therefore. not un- natural that he has a large number of bitter enemies. who win ea tl almost any length to accomplish his defeat in anything he might Undertake.
 But f should not be under.st.aq.cl that he has shown rather nnus1ar faculty for leading people ta worship false god his fndividuaI admirers changing from time to lime but aI-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-21

sent uf the senate. but the other two
 werc to have been two of the prtSi- denJaI pets. and Tom and Jim have these two places Stakcd out for thcm- selves. FuVy Tom. StW Foxtrr Jim That was the reason that MT Cab an- uuunccd that br would mol b.. a C8udi- date for rc-cIrctinu- but after hc saN that there was no chance Co pun un the little iob. he changed his miHd iu- stanlly. and has kept on changing It ever since.
 Is there any one man tn Alaska who rsszesses a sufficient amount af brain Co give him a headache silly enough Co think that there was anything u this fah for anybody but rHr Tom and Jima And vet there arc somr rrorla who declare that they wU vol, for Gale and WWhcrsHam because these aus tu favor ef territorial government Territorial government under this plan. if they were allowed to go as far as they liked with il. would give Co the people uf Alaska ahaut as much liberty ae taat enjoyed by tho scrfs in Russia if ibey haa ua mukmks they would be at liberty tn go around uu tbr eeGH -new= bare ruuted.
 They stHi have a notion of working this plan through. but judging hy the manner In which they baer been hack mE and ffnE. it k evident that bev have not vel decided which one E. The more able tu bring this HeforiHs plan tr successful eaHsumu9tiuu
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-21

\ man wh" sees virtue u hame rule "uly after his own traffic in crime has been stopped bv federal interference wiii H"t mako sery effective adtaz cate Tor sell governments To Hm ts whom liberty means only thc license ta prev on hiz fellows. patfiutism is uHe t elaak ta cover tiec. When such T man presents himself as candidate for election Ia public office in tHis North land it shows that he has not only un- derestimated the intelligence. but also the deceRee "f the people af Alaska. What chance has Judge Wieker-ham under the circumstances"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-21
WlCkERsHAm AND THE MINING
 LAWS

Ms fHat r k a#aaH fHa J#a. H.re-=Ham a-t# Fr4##s =eH- aa Haaa.a = Heaa#s.. = a.a=Hss- #aHs # HHaz u#s aH= #xaHz#s 1aaHH# fr HeHr 0Haf la Ha- .a ny
 Hew HaH.ea4 .EHe- .n t4. m#Hs He-. faf rHa pyaHfa ar H6.r raaar
 amps have 4Hs #a#arfa= when # #aHsz T. thar tama. aad tHas rHem- aaH tH#e Ntes=H-h4# Has H-eaH an Shat -4F5e.t He which tr- sHaaer K ea- Ha.5 t1 Hasa eHaareH up aHd#rNf#aHaa asfea# #Ha .H=t# als xaia aa=ta. zHaal- ra jaHzH
 \ eAm-, 4 n. n4aI.a Las...=a.a- alsa tlr a= sa. placer is gaue.rHaI m- been U- mazf urgent He.a #HI lae pHa#auE demand ar lHs r.aHEa at Alaska. Ns 4ar Haz tr,a n a rHs-r amr Eat fef Weeks ,ra h. realize, Haa iH=aae = tHs amaa and n.
 #'.H=z= of t=e rf-=-at ##= fe #-r. de present uagds and conditions
 ~ fhe fIme fhr subcommittee uf faa reumrtee ou r,rr.rarfe- of rU, r. < zsmte visited Alaska m 1aas rae ar #fraea ur S5mHe and q~ru4#Ha
 b. need. rf the country ufb a tl.N .l #rrtH1ee and fHHms fee-HHeu H-mIs =,e nau tH-z m-t approached n.m -aH the suhis1r of fha mmae iaH- aaa complained If thefr ahaz
 and HadarfbHte C. tH. conditions .r tHIs cauurr.. and the eammts-. .. r.- paru,d nne iuu, Voice aas r,tra in
 favor af maintaining m, present aa unchanged. and rbH so,a uas Wila-
 r-hHm-- Al a hearing Bad he fh. committee at Eamrur au ra. e-d day af Juz. lsaa WieEa-ham aafe Tn. following testimony az reported hr fin. committee.
 "QHesuan f1e Senator nHHu.hlHl Cunning haeH te tar question af afr- iHe are lh.r- any conditions uaw ex- istius which retard tar development of HHt iHa#-arE #hics could b. r.as4u- ahle legislation. be ohvntad- If go. I Hi~h HaH W4Hid state them
 "NnsUer Senator. ann worry well satisfied uiu the mining code of tae United States. Taa principal ahjcr- HiaH that hear to it i- that t is tao liberal that men may stake mining claims by power of attorney This is The principal objecttuu that hear made ta it. but personally fhiaR thc United States mining laws ought ta b. preserved without tua much amend meut They have hoeu very carefully considered by ali the courts of highest uslrt. II is a welt--ettIed code. et- erybody knows what il Is and what it mems. The miners could remedy most objections by ncal tulas ana rggula- ious. but da mol de SO, which shows that thcy are either mot united or do
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-21

IT. elect Wiskersham Is ta endorse the carpet-hag system = ii is tu pub- licly proclaim to the authorities at Washington that We have no man Tn Alaska competent to represent uS If the capital except such as have been shipped in with government eommls- slons In their pnckets.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-07-14
SOCIALIST COLUMN

This column has been sold to the Socialists
OF kitttas county ANA the editor OF The Dawn
will not be responsible for any mattor appear
ing in this dcpartmCnt.-EpirOR.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-07-14
What is IL d?

500 acres less than 5 miles
from town, $50 acres in
cultivation, good water right
spring water sufficient for
upland range and orchard.
good buildings, telephone.
Only $500 per acre. You
can raise wheat on all up
land.
Three good building lots
east of Public School, cheap.
Will sell lots separate.
Is acres inside property,
good | ID storey 6 room
house, , barns, cellar, J
chicken houses, granary and
wash house, land fenced into
tive pieces; 800 bearing and
2OO 5 years old fruit trees.
mostly winter apples, plenty
OF water. Part cash balance
to suit purchaser.
lou acres J miles from civ
6O acres timothy, 60 acres
grain, balance pasture, plenty
OF water, the best fruit land
IN Kittitas County, only
$4,000 per acre.
We have a E room house.
modern improvements Z Io+S
with 80 bearing fruit trees, 3
BLOCKS south of public school.
that Will be sold this week at
$Z,ooO cash is worth $4,000.
Look into that.
See B0edcher & Co. m
write Box 455 EHeusburn
washington.
Hurry
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-07-14
Sleep

Sleep is natures re-
building period, when the
energy used by the braln'
muscles and organs IS re-
newed. If YOU lose sleep,
your system is robbed OF
the strength sleep should
give. Continued loss of
sleep multiplies this loss
until you become a phys.
zeal wreck. DR.. Miles
Ncrvine quiets the lrrl-
tated nerves and brings
refreshing, invigoratlng
sleep. Nervine contains
no opiates, and therefor
leaves no bad aftcr-citccts.
"For over two years l suffered uh
told agonies: my friends thought
vtas Going crazy. could not sleep
NOR NOR rest at ali. I tried different doc.
tors. but failed to lind relief, MY
head would ache all the time; was
like one drunk: could not concen'fa,9
w WY I'pi"U that sleep was out Of the
Question. After taking one bottle OF
Dr. Miles Nervine l felt wonderiuiiy
changed. am now on my thiId Dol
lie and am gaining all the time
can lie down and sleep like a child.
and am able to do my work.
Mrs MAY SCOTT. English. IND.
Your druggist sells Or. Miles Nerv-
inc, and we authorize him to return
price OF first bottle (ony) II 1t rams
20 benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-07-14

WANTED-SaleSmen. Many make 500 to
$50 per month. Some even more. Stock clean
grown on reservation. far from old orchard
Cash advanced weekly. Choice OF territory
Address Washington Nursery Company Top
penish, Washington. All
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-07-14
MANNERS Bros,

Dealers in Produce and Poultry. High
est market price paid for hides and
pelts Pine street
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF NEW p. O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
FINK PROCESS
At GARFIELD.
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Equipment for Experimental
Smelter Has Arrived at
Utah's Copper Town.
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WILL BE INSTALLED AT ONCE
WILL BE INSTALLED AT ONCE
General Description of Furnace Which
May Reyolntionizc smelt-
Ing Methods.

All Of the equipment for the new
smeltefito be erected on the property OF
the Boston Consolidated Mining COM
the inventor of the process to be APP.
piled in the treatment OF ores brought
to the plant. Is on the ground, and in
q. few days will have construction work
well in hand.
The Fink process is something new.
AS MI. NeWhousc stated recently, its
commercial features are vet to be
worked out and that Is just what is
70 pc done at Garfield. For the infor-
nation of those who know nothing
about the Fink furnace the following
may be Of interest: THE Fink fur
mace consists Of two sheet iron cyln-
ders, lined with refractory material, set
with their ends against Il central fire
box. The one to be used In the Gar
leld plant viii be arranged with fuel
oil burners.
The charged ore is placed in one of
the cylinders, which is slowly revoved
while In use. and the blast--together
with the flame from the oil burners, is
turned into the opening in the end of
the cylinder The flame passes to the
opposite end OF the cylinder. over and
IN contact with the ore. when the gases
OF combustion are DETECTED back
through n device which carries the
gases into the opposite cylinder and
thence discharged from stack; the
Idea being that while the charge in .ile
cylinder to which the blast Is being de-
llvered Is being reduced. the heat Of the
waste gases will desulphurize the
charge in the opposite cylinder.
The operation Is then reversed and
the charge in the second cylinder is
reduced, while fresh charge in the
first cylinder is being desulphurized. In
The meantime, the direction of the gases
having been reversed, the operation of
nous"
Local metallurgists are deeply inter-
asted IN the outcome OF the trial If the
Fink furnace at Garfield, as It's success
would have a tendency to revoutionize
smelling practises
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
MUCH TRADING
AND HIGHER PRICES

New York, Oct, 3o.--Prices of stocks
| advanced in the opening dealings TO-DAY
on IL large volume of transactions, WIN
Union Pacific q prominent feature. InsTs
were running sales OF $50 silares OF
that stock at lT28 and lis compared
with. 111al last night. and the stock
subsequently, sold at lI3as Illinois Cen
trail advanced Ia, and st, raui, North
ern Pacific and Southern Pacific ].
After Few minutes the market Dc
came duh and sagglng, St. Paul los-
ing its advance. a number oil Inc TESS
actiye STOCKS were strong.
Union Pacific was lfled aggresslveiy
2ss, to within a snaua of Ia. southern
llacit!c rose about d point The general
market Responded nouerateiy DuL Was
active and broad. Later, when Northern
racine yieided its advance, the zone pc
came easier. fresse. stee, Car pre-
ferrcd rose 11a and Westinghouse Lice
trio, Railway Steel Spring anu lnterhd-
t!onal Paper preferred l.
Bonds were nrnl.
Business decreased considerably and
there was also a lnarheu contraction IN
the swing Of prices. Union Pacific was
steady at fractional reaction and the
rest of the list held pretty nSar the
best. Illinois Central weakened sudden-
iy and lost its ~ rise. American Ice
improved /.
Pront-takng sales greeted the publ
cation of the Union Facfics statement
OF earnings, winch lowered tie STOCK
point from the best and weakened the
general list materially. Anna. gamated
copper, Smelling. United States Steel
stocks, Southern Pacific, Reading Erie
and Pennsylvania yielded q fraction be-
low yesterdays closing and St Pau
point
The market closed rather irregular and
dull.
Trading became very dull when prices
steadied and the recovery was not vigor-
ous except in St. Paul, which rallied
to one over last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

Omaha. Oct. -Cattle--Receipts, l.
800; market steady. Western steers. 8 25
GD5.25; Texas steers. 5.0OGbi.AD: range
cows and heifers. 2,5oGp2.75; Gamers.
2.W@2.Go; stockers and feeders. 2.15D
900; calves, 3.0oG5.75; bulls and stays.
to a shade lower Heavy & dl5.75 mix
ed, 5.50@5.6O; lights. 5.35Gp5.so; pigs, S.25
@b,00; bulk of sales 5.50Gl6.65
yearllngs. 4e5@4.75; wethers, 375@4so;
ewes. 3.2504O0; lambs 5.6G@5.to.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct 30--Cattle - Receipts
about $500: market steady. Beves, Sis
Ml.5o: Texans. 3.25QD4.50: westerns, 3.0005
5.S5; cows and heifers, 1.50Gl 5.25; stock
ers and feeders, 2.5O@5.2j; calves, 6.0o0
500.
IIogs-Receipts about 5000; market 5
sos: heavy, 5.lQGa6.o5; rough. 5.eO@5.50;
good to choice heavy. 5.5Og6.05; pigs,
3.25Gi4.70; bulk, 5.45@5.S5.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000; market
weak Native, 2,59@4:7o: western. 2.50@
40; yearlings. 4,5O@5.lO; lambs, 1000
Go; western, 4.60@G.0o.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, Oct. O-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market steady. Stockers and fe4 ID
ers. 2.555@4,6o; bulls, s:s59s.5o; calves.
western cows. 2.4962..75
Hogs-R Receipts, 10000; market steady
to &C. lower. Bulk of sales. 5.1n@5.70;
heavy, 5.7095.90; packers and butchers,
5.G015.9o; lights, 5.1oT5,6 Co., pigs, 3.750
3 90
Sheep Receipts, 1000: market steady
range wethers, $500 So; fed ewes, 3.250
425.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
Germs have sold their possible output
two months ahead.
GOSSIP OF THE WIRES.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following:
Globe Ariz., wires: The Globe Con-
soldated company has struck suphdes
on the 1,200-foot level of the property.
Butte, Mont, wires: The North vein
of the East Butte company on the 500
foot level is improving with drifting,
machine drills on both ends are in ore.
The plan of the company is to put men
to work mining in various parts of the
mine on the 400 800 and 9Oo-foot levels
While sinking and developing are going
on.
Globe. Ariz., wires: The Miami Cop
per company is still extending drifts
and cross-cuts in ore in three levels.
On the ST0-foot level the width of the
ore as shown in the cross-cuts Is 1,40O
feet, and the tonnage of the body is
estimated at over 10,000.000 tons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

Mary G. AIillspaugh ct al Ia WI
liam y. Sutherland, part of LOT 4
block %, plat + =
7, F. de Groot to Geo. W. hIic,so1I'
part of lot 6, block 10. 6-acre Mai
-.-.........,. -........,
Andrew p Anderson to ANDREW,
Larson, part of lot ., block $50.
plat A...... ...........
F; Amundson to George Romnev
Lumber company. part of lot i.
block 70. 5-acre plat A.
j.. II, Newton to George Romncv
Lumher company, part of lot I,
block 10, 5-acre plat A....
James II, Newton to c. Fl. Carl
qulst, lots s, %. etc, block 1, Chi
Laura NJ Christensen to Geo ca.
Inish, land, section 49,, township
Claude Give to William w Ten.
minis. lot "a, block Q subdivis;on
of block 102, plat C.....
ktmball & Richards to Sophronia
W Owens, lots &c, etc. Holly
wood tract ......i ...
Salt Lake Security K Trust COM
pany to kimball e Richards lots
no. etc. Hollywood tract.
Peder a. SorenSen to Western Pa
citlc Townsite company. land. sec
tion %, township | south, range
! west ...... .,..... o,g {
Kimball & Richards to George 4
Shaver. lots ITO. etc, Hollywood.
j. c. Potter TO George w. Pottcn.
part of lot .. block 1, 5-acre! plat
a .,-,........--... ...-.. ....
C. J, Collision to ]. NJ. Richardson.
lots >, etc, block 3, Waterloo. Il. :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
LOWEST IN YEARS.
Silver Quoted Today at Fifty Cents an
Ounce.

Orc sellers in the market today are
making settlements with the smelters
on the basis of SO cents an ounce
FOR silver, which is the lowest price
at which the metal has been quoted
in about five years. This is one fea-
ture about the metal market that is
eliscourasing. Copper has been In
clined to recuperate for some time and
according to reports from eastern
hnincial centes. consumers have been
placing some heavy orders with
producers many of whom are sold
out several months ahead. But silver
has been sluggish for some time with
quotations gradually coming down to
a low level. The lead situation. while
not In the shape that some producers
would like 10 have 1t, at the same
time the outlook as far as that metal
is concerned Is not regarded as dis
couraging.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
CUMBERLAND ELY.
Two Sections Of Conccntrator Now
Being Operated


Cumberland Ely is now operating
two sections of the conccntrator, a
full unit having been shifted on to It's
ore yesterday for the first time since
operation OF the plant commenced, says
the White Pine News. Nevada Con
solidated, which has been operating
three sections. or Il unit and a half
Is put on equal basis with Cumber-
lind Ely, having now but one unit.
Within short time this will change,
Nevada Consolidated going to unit
and half as soon as the first sec
ton of the third unit is ready 10 take
ore. With completion of the second
section OF the third unit 1t will be nos
sible for Cumberland Ely and Ne
Nada Consolidated to each have a unit
and a half
The increase in concentrating fo-
Giiitles for Cumberland Ely means
thai the Veteran mine will from now
en- be called upon for more ore than
1t has produced in the past. Veteran
Is now shipping about 20 cars daily.
IL VIII have to raise this OUTPUT at
once To around q or 80 cars daily
INC mine is ready for the Increase
ana with the completion of its new
punk house in the next several davs
ana Its ability then to take care ar
larger working forces it will have
no ditflculty IN holding the pace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
T|NT|C STOCKS
TAKE THE LEAD.
Iron Blossom and Sioux Consoli-
dated Conspicuous In
Today's Sales.
$50
LATTER MOVES UP FEW POINTS
Uncle Sam Consolidated Slightly
strongcr-Fcw Sales of
UnIistetls.
LATTER MOVES UP FEW POINTS

/ ~ p. ~ II d
Brokers We're kept fairly busy dur
ing the forenoon call of the mining cx-
change, with Iron Blossom and Sioux
Consolidated leading in the trading.
The former, opeing at s2.121a, dropped
to sos. then moving up to is2.10, buyer
~, which represented the closing sale.
Sioux Consolidated sold some lower
than than yesterday, but was in demand at
s1.2b at the close. Carlsa came out
at GO cents; Newhouse was bought at
$3.50 on q buyer. Colorado, Mountain
Lake LAX remained firm, with Uncle sam
4 Consolidated ending slightly better.
ne unlisted sales were confined to
few stocks. Uintah Treasure Hill
was bought at 10; Bingham Central
Standard ut 30; silver King coalition
at $685. and Seven Troughs Co1umblne,
at 15k. The closing quotations and
sales ware:
MORNING OIJOTATTONs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
LION HILL CON. FIND.

officials Of the Lion Hill CONSOLIDATE
eu Mining company report a strike of
high grade silver ore In the property
which is being developed under ,heir
direction on Lion Hill In the Mercur
district. Two men have taken out
ore OF the value of more than 500 dur
ing the past week from the new find,
which occurred at distance in the
tunnel of about 1000 feet There are
two feet or it and assays have shown
values running from TIC to 1896
ounces IN silver 20 per cent lead and
y in gold. Several members of the
board of directors will make an exam
nation OF the property in few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
SOULARD HEARING.

Leon Soulnrd had hearing in
Judge c. Il. Diehl's court today on four
charges of burglary in the second de-
gree. On each charge he was this morn
ing ordered held to await the action 2t
the district court. Soulard was caught
several weeks ago while ransacking
rooms In the Orpheum hotel 1t Is
claimed that he had st.Cen articles from
five of the rooms ana was leaving the
apartments when the clerk saw him.
seized gun and gave chase. Soulard
was arrested shortly after and some
of the stolen articles found on him.
Others he had pawned but the police
were able to recover tho property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
REGULAR SALES.

Becls Tunnel 300 at So.
Bullock. 5000 at OF.
Carisa. 100 at so.
Colorado 200 at sos; 1.10o at s.02h.
Crown Point Con-. $500 at l7la.
Iron Blossom. 900 at 2.12la, buyer co.:
300 at a.OT1s; 1000 at 2.10, buyer Go; 800
at 2,01l4, buyer 80.
May Day. 1000 a 80.
Nevada Hills 400 at 162h
Newhouse, 100 at 4S0. buyer 80.
Seven Troughs. 800 at 10, buyer 60;
300 at 10.
Heela. 1000 at Go.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 1.20.
So. Columbus Con-. 1000 at Sc.
Tintic Central. 5000 at 3M
Uncle sam. % at 30; | 100 Mt "a.
Victor Con-. 1000 at 10, buyer Co.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Grown Point, 1000 at is,
Colorado, $50 at sos.
Indian Queen, 5000 at u,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
SUIT OVER MINE.
Charles w. Clark Figures us Defend.
ant in Case

San francisco. Oct. so.--Judge Diet
rich OF Idaho, sitting in the United
states circuit court. yesterday heard
arguments in the case of the Rosa RID
Nine and Mill company against
Charles W Clark, son Of former
United States Senator Clark of Mon
tana, to recover 100000 alleged to be
due plaintiff as the result of a contract
entered into by the defendant 10 pur-
chase a copper mine for that amount
Ciark's plea is that the experts se,kt
nE nm to examine the mine made d
raise report, conspiring with the own
ers IN so doing, resulting in his
agreement TO buy the mine AT the fig
ure mentioned