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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-31
BARGAIN SALE

Of goods after taking OF stock viii be-
gin at Sachs on Monday February 3rd.
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DAVILA IS ELECTED.

SAN SALVADOR, January 3l.-Mi-
guel Dayllla has been elected Presi-
dent,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-31
THAW CASE
WITH JURY

Associated Press, Morning Cable
NEW YORK, January 3l,-Harry *.
Thaw has passed through his second
trial for the murder Of Stanford White
and his fate is now with the jury
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-31

Best cup Of coffee in the city. New
England Bakery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-31

FIne Job PrIntInq, star oNlee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-31

Fine job Printing, star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-31

New England uaEery candles are
nourlshing and delightful Try them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-31
ORIENTAL DANK PAU.

NEW YORK, January 31,-The ORR
entail Bank has suspended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

Articles of Incorporation OF the I'M
manuel Baptist church OF salt Lake
City have filed with the county
clerk, in accordance with resolution
adopted by the members of the church
held in Salt Lake City Oct. u, l9oS.
The corporation is Incorporated for !oo
YEARS and the purpose given Is for the
worship of Almighty God and instruc-
ton in the Christian religion, accord
ing to the Confession of Faith Form OF
Government, Book Of Discipline and
Directory of Worship, and of the Bha,
fist Church of America. Its principal
place of business IS at Salt Lake Clty,
with a board OF trustees. a president,
treasurer and clerk. The board of d.
rectors named Is as follows: Ernest
d. Hammond Eber w. Hall, John g..
Stevens, Waiter C. Orem. Ben l.. CO.
rum and Zoratlus c.. Trask.
The Utah ,Pharmacal company OF
Salt Lake City has filed articles of
Incorporation with the county clerk
The purpose of the company Is to carry
on a drug business, and the capital
stock consists of 125 shares of the par
value of $50 each. Edward G. Smith,
OF st. Joseph, Mo-. is president and
principal stockholdor w. F.. Bailey is
vice president; II. A. Knowles, secreta-
ry and treasurer, and these, in con-
nection with Fl. S. Hughett and f. d.
Molyneaux, constitute the directorate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 3l.--Failurc of the Liver
pool wheat market to respond to the adj
vance here yesterday inspired consider
able selling by commission houses on
the local exchange today. which result
ed In decline OF more than u. News
from Argentina, though meager in vol
ume, was less alarming than that of the
previous day and this tended to depress
the market. ecember opened * az to
!? lower at 1.oohI1.o0A to 1.oo&, and
declined to pa&. Ideal weather
for the curing OF the now crop
of corn and also its movement. caus-
ed moderate weakness III the corn mar
ket. Small receipts tended to offset
the favorable weather conditions. At
the start prices were unchanged to u
shade lower with December at 6334. Lat
er December sold at 63Ss.
The weakness OF wheat Induced some
selling of oats which resulted in an easy
ed only slight declines. December opened
unchanged at 4sA ana sold off to 4s5s
Provisions We're weak on selling bas-
ed ON continued liberal receipts of live
hogs at western packing centers. AT the
opening prices were 2M higher at az @ .
lower.
The wheat market was duh the bal
'ance OF the day and sentiment contin-
ued bearsh. Tho close was weak, De-
cember is@@. lower at 100.
Coma decline of ] to cents In the
price of the cash grain further weaken
ed the market which closed at the low
est. December down s9tsa6sH.
Close.-Wheat-Dec LOO: May, 1.os7s !;
gorn@a,oet, ss: Dec, ssH May. s2Fs
oass.,1l,ec., 4sh; May, 5oA $50 s. o15os4
Rorpn.oet., 1870; Nov, 1a.n; Jan, 1890;
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LATE LOCALS.

charged With I'ruaney--Iwo or
three cases of truancy We're before
Judge Gowans of the Juvenile court
this morning. The boys promised to
be good and were released with u
word of warning.
supplies al Sent Out--The force
OF clerks in the office of the county
clerk this morning completed the
task of wrapping and sending out
Australian ballots and other supplies
10, the various election judges throug-
out the county, For tlie past week
the work has been going on, and the
force has been extremely busy dur
ing that time.
sad Accident At Sugar Factory
A telegram received at the office OF
the Utah-ldnho Sugar Co this morn
ing, conveys the news of a distress
Ing accident at the Idaho Falls fact
ory last night at which night engin-
eer Woofinden lost his life. The only
details given are that the head of
the electric generator blew out ana
that Mr. Woofinden. who was stand
ing near, was killed by the force OF
the explosion. He was aged about
so years and leaves Il family in
idaho Falls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
ASSESSMENT ON
ELY CONSOLIDATED.
Late Call on Shareholders Has.
Wrought Some Criticism
For Officials.
NO FINANCIAL STATEMENT
President Snyder Declares One WIN
BE Forthcomlng-Co Company
Indebtedness.

me late assessment of cents a
share on the capital stock of the Ely
Consolidated Mining company has
brought forth some criticism from
shareholders who claim that the com
pany has never issued any financial
statements showing how money has
been expended in the past.
Willard f. Snyder, president of the
organization. who has heen in New
York for several months, in an In
terview is quoted as saying:
| The company's directors regret the
assessment as much as anybody else.
but we did not think it business policy
to sell any OF our 11S,000 shares al
treasury stock for what they would
bring in the open market. at present
prices. Instead we figured that 1t would
be more advisable to call upon the
stockholders to the extent OF 81 for
every 100 shares, and in that way SCI
cure the money we want for meeting
our assessment work and patent ex-
penses together with development work.
The present assessment will net $17, 1900,
and will enable the company to go right
to work and develop ore in which the
company was working at the time the
panic caused a general shutdown.
About the financial report Mr. Snyder
said: Il will instruct the companys
treasurer to get up a report and send
1t to the stockholders Immediately. Our
present indebtedness amounts to $4,000
and at most I figure that a total OF
three assessments, or approximately
$4,000. Will furnish us with all the
money we need. 1t may be that the
price of the stock may improve by rea-
son OF our underground work, SO that it
will not be necessary to call upon the
stockholders for any money after this
initial installment."
Explaining the absence of any assess
ment notice on the stock, Mr.. Snyder
said that the laws Of Utah did not COM
pei the corporations organized under Its
jurisdiction to state on the stock certifi-
Gates that q stock was assessable. The
stockholders would have criticised us a
great deal more concluded Mr.. Sny-
der. IL we had allowed the company's
claims to 60 by default because of our
not performing our annual assessment
work through lack of money.
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I,ard--Nov. aud jan, s.a7ls g 9. Al May Y
o.42ls; Dec. 9.i0 ~, 4 "A
Ribas-oct, SIS; Jan, s.42's; May, s'S'
@5.52ta.
Barley--Casfl, SAG %.
Timothy--March, $50,
Cloyss--Oct.. $3.50.
\ SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Oct, s1.-sugar, raw a s.e test
Fair refining SAs; cent : !. E. y 80
Refined--Steady. Crushed, o.so' po"uSt7
ed, so; graduated, 6.l0 80. No
cofree-Quiet, No, Rio. 6Ss no :
Santos. ).
BUTTER AND EGGS,
c,hicnro. Oct. S1.--Butter = STEADY.
Creamery, 20@a: dairy, w.
lsEgs-Steady. Firsts, 20.
EvAPoRATED FRUITS,
New York. Oct. So.--supplies Of cvap-
sinwiy and the market is steadier n
tone. with fancy quoted at iIt, accora-
' Prunes are in fair jobbing, demand az at
quotations ranging frvm 4 ~ TO ~ LOT
Galifornia, and from 81 to rs for o r..
gon fruit. There Is u fair demand t ,oa
apricots, with supplies limited; Si,o'a ,1
are quoted at S@Sh extra cAolce ~
sa @9: fancy, ~ Selo rs, onoice onotod
ST az ar; extra choice, Ifa4oi ihHrs'
Rnisins are steady with loose mnsca,
,aJs quoted Mt 5A Qp61a; choice 70 fancy
seeded at 60pT1a; secdless at liz 46' anu
London layers at l.50G1.R,
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TRADE REPORTS
ARE ENCOURAGING

New York, Oct. so,Dun's Review OF
Trade tomorrow will say;
Decided Improvement is noted IN most
trade reports this week, especially N
respect to dlstributive shipments Or
ders have come to manufacturers more
freely in many cases accompanied oy
requests for immediate or very carry
delivery. Evidences of increased con-
fidence are numerous and prices arc
firmly held where concessions nave
been offered recently without attracting
buyers. Many mills have resumed al
ter months of ldleness. sufficient orders
having accumulated to assure an ac-
tive capacity during the remainder OF
the year, and there is general belief
that contracts will be placed freely dur
ing the next two months.
Recent concessions in the packer hide
market together with better inquiry for
leather have brought tanners to west
ern centers, where they operate more
freely.
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STOCK MARKET
INCLINED TO WAIT.
Feeling Of Confidence That After
Election is Over Conditions
viii Improve.
MONEY CONTINUES EASY.
Opening Prices Lowcr--Demand 100
Light for Realizing Sales
Close Fairly Steady.

New York, Oct. 3i.-The stock market
during the week has been disposed to
wait on the result of the election, but
with n feeling of confidence In improved
conditions after it Is passed. Some
profit taking sales were in evidence
prompted by the high level at which
prices ruled and by apprehension that
such selling after the elections would
oYerbear the expected new demand, me
action of the market in face of these
sales indicated the unrelinQuished con-
troll OF power OF the financial FORCES
which have dominated the market Tor
months. Money continued easy. Inc
United States Steel quarterly, report
higher prices for copper and Improving
gross earnings of railroads were the in.
dexes of the improving tendency OF
business.
Opening prices of stocks today were
lower than yesterday. Dealings were
light and changes We're narrow and
showed a snrinlsling OF gain, but the
Prices eascd off steadily, the demand
being too light TO absorb the realizing
sales,
the weakest, very light interest being
shown In the special ties outside or
Amalgamated Copper. st. Paul. Union
| Pacific, Northern Pacific, Reading, At
lantic coast Line, al1lalSilinateu copper
and international Pump, yielded a point,
| Steel preferred improved 2, Pacific Coast
IL, and Great Northern Ore Certih-
Gates IL
The market closed fairly steady at a
rally. The tone was weakened by a
| general disposition to clean up specula-
tive accounts prior to the election. Lon
| don Joined In this movement and helped
| ed 2, American Smelling rs, Union
| Pacific ., Consolidated Gas IS, and
| Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific and
| AmalGamated Copper II. There were
| numerous declines of l or more. Cow
erings operations of the shorts caused
| some rallies.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.


Ashton-J jenkins company to Jno. II.
Newton, lot $, etc, block 2, Chi !.
cago addition ...... ~. ........,. N
George Trowbridge to the Denver
4. Rio Grandc Western Rail-
way company, land, section 81,
township south. range l west...
John Malmstrom to the Denver s.
Rio Grande Western Railway com
Dany, land, section g. township 8
south, range | west ................
A. II Fisher to Francis L. Jones'
part lot !. block u. plat D., 1s0
Butler Mining company to II. Z.
II. C. Joy to L. Wise ct al Min
Ing claims. West Mountaln....... i, 90
Hollis c. JOY to North Utah Mining
company, Florence. etc, in West
Mountain .,....., 80. 80. ,...........l 10 .0I
Hollis c. Joy to r. Wise q al Jac-
obs Fraction. etc, West Noun
tain $500. ..,....,,.., ..,... ........I5,0C
Tho Consolidated Jefferson G. 81 c,
Mining company to Frank Rumel
trustee. the Iosepiline group, etc,
Little Cottonwood. etc. .,....,.....
Frank Rllmell, trustee, 10 Wasatcl
Utah Mining company the Jose
phipe group. etc, in Big and Lit
tie Cottonwood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
n. p. Howard to Joseph NJ. Smith,
land. section %. township south,
range | east Observation-Disclosures, 40
II. IA. Sharp to II. n. Thorp, part
lot i. block TO- plat p ...........
T.. J. F.. Jones TO C. A. Homer, LOT
{, etc, block 49, plat C.........
c. a, Homer to the A. KeFsor
Inv. company, lots 9, otc., block
49, plat G 80. Observation-Disclosures.
L. II. Gray to Ellen Fitzpatrick,
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IN NEWHoUsE FOLD.
vnlcalda Gold Mine. Purchased from
The O'Iearns.

Samuel Newhouse is now the owner
Of controlling interest in the Silver
Peak yalcalda gold mine at Blair,
Nevada. The deal was closed yesterday
AFTERNOON, shortly after the arrival of
+ M. j. o'Meara s from Nevada, after
having been pending for several
months. r.
The Valcalda mine was purchased
several years ago by M, u. and w. r.
o'Meara from a man named yalcalda,
the locator. Shortly afterwards, the
present company was organized, which
was followed by the Inauguration Of
a vigorous development campaign
and installation OF mill equipment,
The property IL consi dered to he one
of great merit and Mr.. Newhpuse's.
engineers have estimated that there
are approximately $4,000 tons OF ore
available at this time that Will aver
age SIS a ton in gold and silver.
M. NJ. Johnson. chief Of the New
house staff Of engineers, will leave
fol. Blair In q few days to take formal
charge of the property.
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CONCENTRATES.

G. II. Blanchard Samuel r. Meet
and Arthur Murphy are at the King
William mine in Tintic today,
Wiliiam j. Craig expects, TO pull out
for the seven Troughs district in Me-
vadn to look after mining interests the
day after election
The assessment of cent a share on
the stock Of the Uintah Treasure Hill
Mining company becomes delinquent
next Monday.
". NJ. Clark departed yesterday for
Fairviow. Nevada to start develop
ment work on the property of the En-
pire state Mining company.
w. w. Ochs, formerly Identified with
mining in Utah but who Is now devot-
ing his energies towards the develop
inent Of 81 mining property In New
Mexico. was in the city for q few
hours yesterday.
w. t. Cannon, who has been at the
! head OF the electrical department of the
| steptoe smelter at Ely for some time.
has tenderad his resignation and Will
| return to this city to re-engage in pr!-
! waite practise as All electrical engineer.
Joseph Ferron. superintendent of the
Glasgow & Western Exploration com
| pany's properties, has returned from
| Nevada after months absence Work
/ Is being pushed all along the line, he
/ states, with every Indication that his
company Will produce more extensively
| than eyerd urins the coming year.
The Utah Mining and Leasing com
| pany. which owns q bond and lease
| on the Carbonate and Rather proper
| ties in Beaver county, filed articles of
! tied for $4,000, in 81 shares. C. w
(, Reese presidents. A SiulOuS vice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
BOSTON coppER RANGE.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers
and brokers, furnish the following, re-
ceived over their private Wire this
afternoon:
Butte Il London, sass; Cumberland
Ely SGSA; Giroux Con- 4a4lA; Nevada
Con, l71k@t7sl;; Nevada Utah. a1&qaSA;
Nipissing, 9& a95s; Newhouse, Az @4Ss;;
Tennessee Copper, 45Fsae4bA, Utah Cop
per, 42ia g42& Davis DAILY, 3h@S'A; Do
minion Copper, 15-164l. Ely Central, "
al: Ely Con, 1920: Furnace Creek,
15G17; Greene g. 4 G.. CON- i-16@As;
Mitchell. &@3si Montgomery Shoshone.
gs@l5-i5; Nevada Smelling, sol; S!l-
yer Queen, | 3-l6IlA; silver Leaf, 1879
OLE; King Edward. 3S@l; Cobalt Gem
trial, G0G6oh; Mckinley Darragh, 1900
Los; Tintie Mining, 5dl55s; Gibraltar,
a6I6; First National Couper, 7Ts@S;
Nevada Hills, 1hM1si; Boston Con,
14k@1iA Yukon Gold 4 5-1614T-16;
North Butte Ext. 6@7; Miami Copper.
1lM @1lA; PENNSYLVANIA Wyoming, 10
u
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RECOI D SMASHED
ON THE EXCHANGE
Volume Of Sales During Past Ten.
Months Has Exceeded All
OF Last Year.
OVER FOURTEEN MILLIONS.
Notwithstanding Approach TO Election
Brokers Have Had Busy Week
-Today's Sales.

October has gone on record as one of
Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange,
and when Secy. James Shorten closed
his office this afternoon he made the
statement that the business transacted
during the past 10 months has consid-
,erably exceeded the total of all OF last
year. which amounted to somewhere
between $4,000. 600 and $14,O0O,0O0.
Notwithstanding the near approach to
election, trading during the week has
been surprisingly good. While politics
has detracted interest somewhat, at
Il the same time, the market has not suf-
fered to amount to anything. Quite q
4 number of the stocks are quoted higher.
Notable among these is Ohio Copper,
4 which sold today at $40. the only Of
fering being 100 shares. which was
: snapped UP quickly Sioux CONSOLIDATE
ed and Iron Blossom have been the
leaders among the listed stocks. There
Is no longer any doubt about share
holders receiving more dividend money
In November than they did this month
This has been assured by officials OF
the company and it has had the effect
of stiffening the market price of the
stock: while Iron Blossom has Jared
we'll on the expectations of some ifn-
portant developments shortly. Colo
RADIO will get back In the dividend coli
umn again next month; but the amount
has not been determined. But the as
surance that 1t will return to It's old
place has been received with good
deal OF satisfaction, Tho company Is
shipping Its ore to the Tintic smelter,
One furnace OF the TIntic plant is in
operation this week and the second one
will be next week, when notice will
Drobably be sent out to the producers
to resume shipments under their con-
tracts with the Tintio company.
s Some of the unlisted stocks have been
active during the week. silver King
Coalition was bought at s3.95 and "a;
Ohio Copper, from sa.sb to s4.2O; Ulntah
! Treasure Hill. Mt IS and 10 cents: Plu-
tns at IA; Bingham Central Standard,
from 27a to 80 cents; Seven Troughs
i Columhine. at 15h cents; Naildriver. at
III cents, and Western Nevada Copper
at IS cents.
Today's closing quotations and sales
+ I=t n
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 3i.-Cattle Receipts
about 400: market steady Beeves, 3.15@
80; Texans, 3.25Qp4.5o; westerns, 5000
$50: stockers and feeders. 2,50GD4.5 cows
and heifers, l.50G5.25; calves, 6.00@SO0.
nogs-Receipts about 1,5o0; market for
best; steady: others weak, Lights. 500
05.70; mixed, 5.20Gp6.00; heavy, 5. as q
Cos; rough, 5.25@5.45: god to choice
heavy. $3.50 &C. .,tgs, 3.25M4.6o; bulk,
5.i0m5.S5. X
Sheep-Receipts about $500; market
steady. Natives, 1904 40; westerns, 500
G.20 yearlings 5.GD15.6D' lambs, 4O9
6.10: western, 4.00@6.Go.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Oct. 8l.--cattie- Receipts. 500;
market unchanged
Hogs-Receipts. 1900, market steady to
&c. higher. Heavy, 5.65Gr5. so; mixed 50
95.7O; lights. 5.50W5.7o; pigs, $500 5.poi
bulk of sales. 5.D@5.75.
Sheep--Rereipts. 100. market steady.
Yearlings. i.25GA.e5; wetliers. 3.75@4,3O;
ewes, 3.25mi.00; lambs 5.00@5.D.
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A Judge of Oriental Art.

A gentleman Of experience visited
the New Oriental Art Shop the Other,
day and expressed amazement at the
extent of the collection and rarity Of
of the many rich pieces.
~ am surprised" he remarked, TO
find such really eNtravagant collec-
ton of the genuine Oriental Rugs in a
city the size Of Salt Lake" Then ho
proceeded to pick out number of de-
signs to send to his eastern home.
Many Salt Takers are daily express
ing the same opinion.
S. j. NICHOLAS, "a L. Third So,
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NEW ooMpANY FORMED.

Articles of agreement We're this
morning filed With the county clerk by
the Bradshaw Mining & Milling COM
pany of Salt Lake City. The company
Is capitalized for $250,00o, divided in
to 80 cent shares. and represented by
claims in the Bradshaw mining dis
trict in Beaver county. Two hundred
thousand shares of stock are placed in
the treasury for development purposes.
The officers are as follows; Adolph
Harper president; l.. D. Freed, Vice
president and treasurer J. NJ. Rey-
nolds, secretary.
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REGULAR SALES.

a / = g u :.
Bingham Amalgamated, 1900 at ~.
Black Jack, 500 at SO.
Carisa, 400 at 80.
Colorado, 5000 at sos; 100 at $40,
buyer 60; 50 at 3.07k.
Columbus Con, 20 at Lou.
Grown Point, 400 at l71a; 600 at
is, buyer GO.
DAILY Judge. 10 Dat 5.25.
Indian Queen, 1000 at IL.
Iron Blossom, $500 at 2,20.
Lover Mammoth, 100 at 403a.
Mountain Lake, $500 at 81.
Nevada Hills, 500 Mt 1,55.
New York 500 ut AZ; 500 Mt 4 "a.
Prince Con, 40 Qat "a: 100 at 93.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 1875; 1900 at
1.271a
south Columbus Con, 100 at Sc:
1000 ut 55.
Uncle sam. LOO at p5; 1900 at o5,
seller 80.
Utah Con, $500 at II.
Seven Troughs, LOO at 10.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black lack, 500 at 50: 100 at SO.
Colorado, S75 at 3,05.
Crown Point, 1000 at 17is
Columbus Con-. 100 at l.30.
Indian Queen, 200 at IL.
Iron Blossom, 100 at eli 200 at
g. wv wv III .Sp, ~ lVV ~ - w. si''
Is; 700 at 2.22k, B. 90: 500 at 2.25, B, 90,
South Mammoth. 400 at 40A.
Mt. Lake, 1000 at S6ls
New York, SO Dat Az.
Prince Con. 100 at 80.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 10.
Seven Tronghs, 500 at 10: so at 20.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 1.27A: 1000 at
1 .271s, S. 60; 200 at 1.2o. -. 30.
So. Columbus Con, 500 at So, r. 80;
200 at rs.
Tintfc Centennial, 5000 at az.
Uncle Sam, 100 at "a: 500 ut "a, S. 60.
Utah Con, 500 at liz, B. GO,
Waukee Con, 1000 at SAG.
DISQUALIFICATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call ,070 $40, sol 10
Open board Observation-Disclosures 21,2s1 80
( Today's totals .59,295 s5t,oS3 90
Months totals ....1,S7s,s4S 1,aSs, 1S5. OF
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UTAH MINE DIV1DENp.

Shareholders of the Utah Mine at
Fish Springs win receive dividend
checks on Nov, 7. At a meeting OF
the board of directors this afternoon
It was decided to disburse in the man
ner stated 3 cents II share. or $4,000,
The books OF the company close on
the evening OF "Wednesday, Nov. 4.
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BUSINESS. REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING

part lot, block 49, plat B.........,.. As.
Charles u. Hill TO John c. Tngent,
lot 30, etc, block 5, Norwood...... It
l.. Wayman to Margaret w.
Young, land, section 10. township
south, range cast ............ 81
Margaret Wayman to Margaret
Benson, land, section 10, town
ship 2 south, range east ..,.....
w. G. futile to T. b. futile, lots
4G, etc, block II, Arlington
Heights ........ ...,........ .,,....
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GUARDsMEN TO MEET.

There will BIZ mass meeting of or
eanizatlons in the national guard. at
t,a stare arniory next Monday evening,
n organize an athletic association. aft
er the fashion Of guard athletic organi-
cations IL the east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
CO. we're: Crude ore and concentrate
$4,000; base bullion, $4,000; total, $685.