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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-19
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
about 1900: market strong; beeves, 3sS
M6.lO; cows and heifers. 1.S0@I15; Tex
ans, S.75dDA5o; calves, 5.25G7.co; west
erns, 4OOG4,75; stockers and feeders,
2.70di.S0.
Hogs-Receipts, about $4,000; market
SOLO cents higher; lights, 42O@450;
mixed, s25d4.55; heavy, 5.2om4.55;
rongh. 425Gli.SO; pigs. 4.0O94.25; bulk
OF sales, 4S5q450.
sheep--Receipts. about $1,000; strong;
natives. sS259550; westerns, S.25@5.5o;
yearlngs, 550Q6S0; lambs, 5.00G6.9O;
western, 5.Ooa7OO.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Feb. -Cattle-Receipts. s.
100: market strong, 10 cents higher: ma
tive steers. 3.75@5.60: COWS and heif-
ers, 2.50I5.00: Westerns. 4006450; Tex
as steers, 2.75I400; Gamers, 2,00@S.0o:
stockers and feeders, 2.75Q4.6O; calves,
2.75G5.25; bulls and stays, 2.50@425.
Hogs-Receipts, $780, market 5 cents
higher: heavy, 420@425 mixed. 4.109
420 light S.e5G4.2O; pigs, 3.25@ss5:
bulk of sales. 4.1O9420.
sheep--Receipts, 1880: market strong.
Yearlings. 5.2595.75: wethers, 5.oo45.25;
ewes, 4.50a5.00; lambs, 6.25Q6.75.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Feb. 19.-Receipts for
cattle, 1900; market 5@10 cents higher;
native steers. 45OG5.SO; native COWS and
heifers. 2.50d5.15; stockers and feeders,
3.4O64.90. bulls, 3.00@4.25, calves, 3.5oQD
$50; western steers, 4.00d5.5o; western
COWS, 2.75Q450.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; market cents
packers. 4.2oQ4.45; pigs and light, $3.50
1924.
sheep--Reoeipts, 5000: market steady;
mIlttons. R50D5 so; lambs, G2516.S0;
range wethers, 4S0@600; fed ewes. 4.4O
@490.
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COPPER DEPRESSION.
Recovery Depends ON the Financing OF
New Enterprises.
pollock Speciaf WireO

Boston, Feb. l9.--One Of FIVE leading
copper interests in the United States
says; ut should be recognized that
n permanent Improvement In the cop
per market in the United States has
got 10 come about through the flnanc-
ing Of new construction enterprises.
Al the present time money Is usually
obtainable. but only on good collateral
II Is not easy in regard TO financing
new enterprises"
Another member OF the same firm
says: II figure that the consumption OF
copper in the United states Is less
than 80 per cent of normal at the
present time, but Europe apparently
has an Unsuitable demand for cheap
copper, and on the recent decline to
l8 cents both England and Germany
have been big buyers,
MY adVices from Germany are that
there IL just as much copper going
into consumption there as a year ago.
when the price was higher. The for
eign consumers strained themselves
and cleaned out stocks 10 about the
same degree that American consumers
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock s Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, reeely-
cd over their private wire this after
noon
Butte 4 London. 7sGl Lie, Cumher-
land Ely T%G7ia Circus Consolidated
AQ3A Nevada Consolidated, 9hM9la
Nevada Utah, 3M@SN; Ninisslng, 60
6iA Newhouse. 7A@7iii Tennessee Cop
per- 2GQ2s ulah Copper 2inVz4I4i
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TOllAY,s.

TODAY'S.
Elizabeth r. Cooper 10 John Coopor
part OF lot /. block ii plat .....,k
Mary II. McMurrir TO Samuel Cooper
part lot 1. block 8. plat II ........
w s. Mccormick and wife to j. n
Evenson.lots II and lb,blocls Central
Park Observation-Disclosures. 3
Carl O. Carlson ana wife to James n
Lane, part section 81 township .
south, range ] east .,..,..............
Arthur Crovford to Ellen ID. Croxford
part lot I. block 10, plat b ...,......,.
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BLIND MAN ACCUSED
OF MURDER Is RELEASED

Butte, Mont, Feb. 49,. j. Fitz-
maurice, aged rs. blind and an inmate
of the poor house, who had been
charged with the murder of w. +.
Baker, aged 72. also a pauper. was dis
missed today by Judge Grice. Baker
and Fitgmaurice quarrelled on their
way to the poor farm 1t had been
shown that Fitzmaunce struck Baker
in self defense
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LEAVES ELY BANK.

At meeting OF the stockholders of
the Bank OF Ely, held at Ely. Nevada,
a few days ago, the resignation OF j.
M. Lockhart, cashier was handed in
and accepted, but with deepest regret
and with much hesitation by those
present. The retiring official slgnifed
his desire some time ago to return 10
the practise Of law. He Will continue
to make his home in Ely and will serve
the bank m the capacity OF legal adj
visor. Mr., Lockhart formerly resided
In Park City.
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BUTTE COALITION.
Directors Pass Dividend Notwithstand-
ing Big surplus.
CpoIlock speeIal wIrel

New York. Feb. 19-In view of the
fact that the mines of the Butte Goa
lition Co. are producing no copper and
no revenue is being derived therefrota
no action was taken on the quarterly
dividend at Tuesdays meeting of the
directors. quarterly dividend OF
Is cents n share was declared three
months ago. In the preceding quarter
a quarterly dividend of so cents a
share was declared. After the meeting
IL was announced the development
work at the mines was being pushed
forward as rapidly as possible, II Is
stated that the mine was never in bet
ter shape and is ready for immediate
resumption as soon as word to start
Is given The surplus of the COM
pnne is said to be in the neighbour
hood of 81, 900, 600.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Feb. Is.--AIoncy on call
steady = NJ IA per cent: ruling
offered nj > per cent
Time loans firm, 40 days 4 per cent:
w DAYS, AZ six months iai AT s
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ) al per
Sterling exchange firm with actual
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Davis Daly. sdsH: Dominion Copper
2 1-1e6p2 3-fG: Ely Central, adM; Ely
Con. Mae-td; Furnace Creek, ~
ar Balaklala. 202h; Greene G.. s. $.
com, g-16Rss: Mitchell M1S; Mont
gomery shoshone, SGSh; Nevada
Smeitlnr. iilGiM; silver queen. 7sG0l;
silver Leaf. 7mG1e: King Edward, 40
q Foster Cobalt 606GS; Cobalt Gen.
trail 24G25: Mckinley Darragh, %u it;
Tintic Mining 3Q3ia; Gibraltar l3Glf.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Dizziness Characterised the Days Do
ings OF the Brokers.

Dizziness again characterized trading
on the floor of the mining exchange to-
day. 1t was next TO impossible TO get
Up any enthusiasm; brokers COM
planned of a scarcity of orders and the
business done was almost wholly OF
a professional character. There was
some demand for Uncle sam and Low
en- Mammoth, however. while Crown
Point was slightly stronger; It selling at
is and 1875 cents.
Ohio Copper sold as low as $3.50 and
up to 81 57i4 the stock brought out
being a block held on Margins and on
which a certain broker was forced TO
realize. Ely Witch sold at 30 cents.
The closing quotations and sales
UNLISTED STOCKS
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business In bankers bills nj Ann =,
AZ ssg.z5 for demand. and M .ies's.VV
nj 1890 Tor 60 days bills; comr,c ,a
cinl bills, asa
Bar silver, 50M.
Mexican dollars, 45Ac.
Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds weak.
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We recommend as tho best in
vesiment today preferred stock In
UTAH IDAHO SUGAR co.
Tho officers OF tho company in.
cludo Joseph u. Smith President.
Thomas u. cutler Vice President
and General Manager.
The stock is OF par value OF $40
per share and can now be delivered
to you for IS 10 per share. The next
dividend Quarterly is payable
March 81, 1908 and la l1ls cents per
share,
Send us your order for what you
want accompanied By your check
or Y S p, 0, Money order.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON CO.,
Rooms Si2-ns Templeton Bldg.
Phone Bell 81.
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REGULAR P. NJ, SALES.

Lower Mammoth. 400 at 52
Uncle Sam Con. 100 at 62
Beck Tunnel. 800 at 67 800 at 81,
seller 60.
Colorado, 100 at 2.A7h: 100 at
$50. buyer 80; 800 at $50
Lead King 500 mt 9h.
Sioux Con. 500 NJ H.
Seven Troughs. 500 at 3ah; 200 at
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are now cleaned out. The enormous
shipments of copper to Germany the
past few months have been distribute
ed among consumers there in the same
manner that copper is ordinarily dis
tributed here"
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COMSTOCK.

brokers, furnish the following quota
tons from san Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today:
coMsTocK.
ophir, 2.6O@2.e2is; Mexican. 1.O2lagD
los, Gould & Curry, 2id22; Con. va.
67G6S Savage. 52Q5S; Hale & Nor
rross 45Gi6; Yellow Jacket. 1.45G1.50;
Belcher 22a24; Sierra Nevada, 1904;
Exchequer 20 asked; Union, 41a4s.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada 4.sOa4.92Is; Mon
tam Tonopah I s7lkTl.e0. Tonopo'1 TX
tension, I06G1 20; MacNama a, 3iGS2;
Midway, "a asked: Tonepah Belmont
/. coal. 22ia: Tonopah North star 15@
16 Ohio Tonopah, 1@2; West End Con.
s0m3t Rescue, 1iG12; Tonopah & Cali
fornia, 2MS; Golden Anchor, +Q5; Jim
Butler, 37a3S Cash Boy, 3G4; Home
3 asked: Monarch Pitts. Ext, asked;
Montana Midway Ext, bid; Golden
Crown, 3G5
Sandstone. 3oQs1, Col. Mt, 2o@2l,
Jumbo Ext. 37Q39; vernal. coz;
Pennsylvania, 2 asked; Kendall, IL
asked; Booth, 25G26: Blue Bull, 100
May Queen. 10 asked; Nevada Boy. 90
8; Black Butte Ext. 3d4; Blue Bell.
s91O. Dixie. 1904; Goldfleld Columbia
II asked; Hlbernia. bid; st. Ives, AZ
G43; Conqueror, sac; Black Rock, 2gp
g. Lone Star 109n; G. Wonder, 20
81 Potlatch is bid; ORC. HOE; Ken
dali Ext. bid: Sandstone Ext. 2 bid;
Mayne, S@4: Atlanta. 1890: ct. Bend,
35Q37; Simmerone 10 asked; Empire,
bid; Red Top Ext, 1904; Florence,
3.975AGc4 90; D'field 3. B. Cons, 1913;
Goldfeld Daisy, 1.01hQ1 10; Comb.
Fraction, 6SQ69 CT. Bend Ext. sac;
CT. Bend Annex, bid Midtown. 20
asked B. b. Bonanza, asked; Kew
amos, i0G4l Esmeralda. 415: Portland
10@11; Crackerjack. Q bid; f. Mohawk,
% bid; Red Hills, 30GpS1; Mohawk Ext,
SOS: l.. Dillon. bid; Y. Tiger, II bid;
Grandma, bid; s. p. Ext. 8 asked;
Z. Rose. bid; Goldfieid Con-, 4,521s
bid; D'fleld Triangle, 9Ql0; Coming
BULLFROG.
Original. SG4; Bullfrog Mining, Il
bid; Mont Bullfrog. bid; National
Bank. liGl5; l.. Harris. 1Q2; Amethyst,
HOE Gold Bar 20 sales; Steinwuy 8
Bonnie Glare. 10 asked; Maynower Con.
14Gl5: Montgy. Sho Ext, 4. sales; Y.
Girl. 2 bid; Nugget, 8 bid; Tramp Con,
p bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani, Con. 2Oa23; MANN. Min. Co,
bid; c. Wedge. 3 bid S. Humphrey,
4a5; Dexter. .13 asked; l.. Joe, l asked
Crescent, bid; Combination, asked;
Granny. bid; Mustang. 10 asked; Cow
Boy, 1@2; Ong. Manu-, 5@6 Broncho,
asked; j Jack. T. sales: Plnenut, 4q5;
s. Dog, bid; y. Horse, asked; Ind.
Camp, asked.
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COPPER oFF TODAY.

pollock Special Wire)
Boston, Feb. l9--Copper metal re-
duced a cent today. making lake i2h 90
12is. electrolytic. 12ismi2ss; castings,
l2M12h; lead, S.6oG375; tin. 2S1sgSo.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, Feb. 9-Wool-Steady
territory and western mediums, 2lG2S;
fine mediums, 1920: fine, 1917.
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MANHATTAN.
OTHER DISTRICTS.

Falrview Eagle. 10 asked; Nevada
Hills, 29oq3O0; Pittsburg Sill. Peak, l.35
asked; North Star Wonder. asked,
Eagles Nest, 22@23; Hailstone, sos.
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Furnished by private wire by Bad

Bros. brokers, 100 south Main;
Ahneck 551s0 Bling. Cent. iid%
Butte Ext, 1alM: Butte & London, 50
ga0: Cum Ely. 1ss6p71 Dom. Cop, 2Gp
2 3-l6; East Butte 4SsG5; Fur Creek,
22m25; Giroux. Slsqss May. 1a@1N;
New Utah, 3N6I3M; Nipissing. 6a6h ;
Kew. las, Black Min. s@Gl, S. & p.
ilNN12
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y. II. Snow q Co.. Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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T. NJ West q Co., stock broker.
y, II Walker Blk Both phones Of.
nee and residence.
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WEATHER REPORT


Record at the local office. y. s. weath,.
bureau, for "a hours ending at a. IN
today. ~
Temperature at n IN. &c degrees. MAY,
inum IS. Minimum a. Mean II. which !,
3 degrees below normal. Total exces,
OF temperature since the first Of tn
month IA inch.
Precipitation since first OF month. In
inches. which is 20 inch above normal
Accumulated deficiency since January
first .43 inch
Local forecast for Salt Lake CITY ana
Utah-Fair tonight and Thursday
ToDAY's TEMPERATURES
n. M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q,
a, m. .......,..'-....'..''... ,2G
n. m. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID
n. m. ....,....-......'.-... 30
10 n. m. .........s-.....s.s..... .--..'...,
ii a. ..''.-..'.......5g
u noon .....,.......-.,.......,s n
y. m. ...,....................., 81
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Maximum yesterday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Minimum yesterday observation-disclosures. "a
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, ~ Il. SO, Temple, Both
phones $40.
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SAN rRANc1sco MARKEr.

James A. Pollock & Co., Bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
tons from san Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today:
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A. S. CAMPBELL
Stock Broker, 215 ID. II, Walker Blocl.

Blrd-Cownn Go.
Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple I.
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ophir, 2.6Oa262is; Mexican, 1.O2lsg9
los Gould & Curry, 2ld22; Con. Va,
67G6S Savage. 52Q5S; Hale Il Nor
rross 45Gi6; yellow Jacket. 1.45@1.50;
Belcher 22@24; Sierra Nevada, 1904;
Exchequer 20 asked; Union, 41a42.
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REquLAR A. N. cALL.

Lower Mammoth, 100 at SO; 1oa at
SO; 100 at 50.
NAV Day. 500 at 31is, buyer 30.
SO. Swansea, 800 at IA a; 200 at ID.
Uncle Sam. 500 at SO, seller 10.
1000 at e.. seller 60: 500 at &c. seller
30; 200 at So.
Colorado. 100 at 9.471@
Grown Point, 100 at 1Sik
Iron Blossom. 1900 at BAY.
Little Chief. 500 at ~
M'tn. Lake, 900 at 33: 300 al S2%.
New York. 200 at 1919.
Scottish CNief. 1000 at .e2, seller
Sioux Con. 70o at IA.
Seven Troushs. 1000 at SO; 1000
at 33ia buyer so.
Tetro. 1000 at .02is
OPEN BoRD SALES.
Black Jack, 900 at S31s.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at 81. seller 20.
Crown Point LOCO at IS 500 at
1879, buyer 30
Mountain Lake. 500 at 321s7 500 At
scottish Chief $500 at OF.
Sioux Con, 500 at X.
Uncle sam. 1000 AT 90.
RECONCILIATION.
shares. Amt.
Regular call .....1t,400 $ 1893 90
Open board $500 t.2osrec
Forenoon totals 30 800 s1O.O5s.5o
y M LISTED srOC,KE
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-07
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Candidate Taft has consented to
make several speeches into the talking
machines for reproduction.
The forest fire near Elliston, Mon
tana, continues unchecked, despite the
efforts of gang of forest rangers.
1t is reported that freight train ran
into blind siding near Lombard,
Montana crashing into construction
train killing it is said, 80 Japanese
laborers.
Coming down steed grade near San
Francisco at high speed an automobile
driven by Miss Ethel Mccormick and
occupied by four other women and two
children, all of San Mateo, suddenly
swerved from the road as the result of
brok en- brakes and as the result plung-
ed straight down an embankment
causing the death of three women and
two children and injuring the other
two.
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IDAHO NOTES.

Reports of large forest fires in the
vicinity of Taft, Mont, accompanied
by heavy loss, have reached Wallace.
Herman Black, aged 26, teamster,
was drowned in Spirit lake Friday
night while wading. He stepped in
deep hole.
Preparations were complete and
elaborate for the reception of the dele
gates who went to Wallace for the
democratic state convention.
Considerable excitement was caused
recently by the appearance of a
strange woman on the streets of Occur
d'Alene, wearing the directoire gown
of the pronounced type.
1.-The wheat crop in the Nez Perez
and Camas prairie country is the best
that country has known in years."
says Prof H. T. French, director Of
the experiment station, Moscow.
A Japanese cook in the Vendome no.
tel at Weiser was suffocated by smoke
caused by a fire set from a cigar which
the man smoked after retiring Thurs
day night. The hotel was damaged
to the extent of $500.
Chief Deputy Game Warden Living
ston and his corps of assistants dis
tributed 265,O00 native brook trout in
streams in the Lewiston country Sat
urday, this being shipment from the
south Idaho fish hatchery, near Sho-
shone.
Forest fires have been raging in the
vicinity of Standpoint since Sunday
noon and the fire department of that
city, together with over 100 volunteers,
has been fighting the advance of the
flames on the outskirts of town.
The action of the board of county
commissioners in refusing to lower the
timber assessments at the request of
the timber companies meets with gen.
eral approval. All timber in Nez Perez
county will be assessed under blan-
ket roll of $3.50 an acre, this being an
increase of SO per cent over last years
assessment.
An order has been issued from
Judge E. c. Steele of Moscow ordering
Eugene Day of Wallace to pay his
wife, Agnes Day, who is suing for
divorce, attorneys fees of $4,000, and
$4,000 with which to prepare her case
for the superior court, together with
alimony from June l, 1907, amounting
to $3.50, and alimony amounting to
$3.50 per month from August 20. 1908.
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MONTANA ITEMS.

A big forest fire is raging in the
Helena national forest near Eliston.
w. F. Topsey was bound over to the
district court at Bozeman Wednesday
after pleading guilty to the charge of
forgery.
On the 49-mile stretch between Hell
ena and Craig, there are now upwards
of 1000 men employed repairing the
Great Northern and country roads.
The state board of examiners has
taken steps to redeem the bonds is
sued against the state land grants
which were declared invalid by the
supreme court.
Gust Mangsan and John Sholim, two
Scandinavians, were arrested at Spo
kane for Montana authorities, who
want the men on a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses al
Saltese.
Another drowning in Milk river is
reported from Vandalia, Mont, the vic
tim being young man named Dennis
Healey, relative of w. M. Woold
ridge of Hinsdale. He was seized with
cramps while bathing. t~----
Weather Director B. F. Young Sat
urday reported the temperature a
Miles City as 10S, the highest record
At Helena the temperature was SO
There was one death, and one pros
tration at Butte, where the tempera
ture was "a.
Sheriff Fleming has returned tt
Anaconda from Yellowstone park will
George M. tombstone, deputy county
treasurer of Deer Lodge county, whom
he had arrested at Gardner charged
with robbing the county of Deer Lodge
of over $4,000 in the last three year.
by means of false licenses which h
had printed. tombstone tried to com
NIT suicide when arrested.
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OREGON SQUlBS.

A fire at Albany, Ore, recently did
100000 damage to the Albany Iron
works. The property was insured for
$4,000.
With an idea of obtaining for Baker
county a national park, the business
organizations of Baker City have be-
gun an effort to interest the govern
ment in a portion of the national re-
serve on Eagle creek, 40 miles north
west of that place.
Ex-senator R. A. Booth of Eugene,
his brother, James Booth, ex-receiver
of the land Office at Roseburg, and
Thomas e. Singleton, who have been
on trial for several days in the United
States district court on charge OF
conspiracy to defraud the government
of 100 acres of land in Douglas county,
were acquitted by the jury.
Suit has been filed in the federal
court at Helena by the Marine Insur
ance company, limited, of London
against Sheriff O'Connell of Flathead
county to recover $13.395, which repre-
sents the amount of booty taken from
Mcdonald and Frankhauser, who held
up the Great Northern train neal
Rondo last September, securing $40,
900 consigned from Chicago to Spo
kane and the safe delivery of which
it had guaranteed. The London con
Germ has made good the amount Of
the loss, but asserts that the sheriff
declines to yield the money in his
possession. The robbers escaped from
the county Jail on the day they were
to have been tried in the federal court
on the charge of rifling the mails and
are still at large.
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Vancouver at Top
Idaho Cattle Thieves
In Shooting SCrape

Lewiston, Idaho, Aug. A. George
Moore. cattle rustler. is dead, A. J.
Sloan and W. P. Reed, companions,
are wounded, while Dan Carr, the com
planning witness, received five wounds
late Monday afternoon in gun fight
at the Carr homestead, seven miles
from Orofino, on the Pierce City road.
The shooting is the result of break
for liberty made by Reed and Rice,
who were arraigned in Orofino Monday
morning on a charge of cattle stealing.
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Fire Sweeps
Town of Clayton

Clayton, WASH, Aug. 5.-The bust
ness portion of this city is in ruins as
the result Of a fire which broke out at
$3.50 O'Clock TUESDAY morning. The
loss is estimated at 500. 900 and there
is not a store standing in the city. A
load Of hay, which had been unloaded
in barn near the store of the Clayton
Mercantile company, either caught
fire, or was set by an incendiary, the
brn caught, the flames spread to the
mercantile oompany's building and in
a few minutes the town was in flames.
No one was hurt.
The heaviest loser is the Washington
Brick and Lime company. the main
building of its plant and the bunk
house being burned.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-07
Parliament Adjourns.

London, Aug. ga limited number
of members of the house of commons
and the house of lords met Saturday
morning to pass the appropriation bill,
and receive the royal assent to the
acts passed since the opening of parlia-
ment in January. The most impor-
tant of these measures are the old age
pensions bill and the Irish university
bill. At the conclusion of these for
malities parliament adjourned until
October IL.