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This matter is expected to receive at
tentiou next year, when at an outlay of
$3.50 900 II will be possible TO increase
the present capacity 10 per cent. BY the
time the Increased facilities are avail
able, conditions at the mine Will per
nit of exclusive open-air mining, with
the result that there will be no trou-
BILE in supplying an ore tonnage of such
volume as will insure an annual pro
duction of about S5,000,0OO pounds, based
upon the present recovery, or possibly
100, 100000 pounds from the anticipated
increased recovery
1T must be borne in mind that the
present low costs are being secured
with the concentration operating below
its normal capacity. The contemplated
increased output will in no way add to
the cost of the operating organization,
while, on the other hand, il Will be at
tended with a decreased expenditure
per ton for mining and concentrating,
for which reason a total cost of cents
per pound for the output of this COM
pany may be confidently looked for
ward to-"
In commenting on this the letter
says
This addition should be completed
in nine months from the time 1t is be-
gun. and the company will then be able
to earn Sc per share on the present
price of copper, while each cents ad-
dition to the price of the metal will add
more than 81 per share TO the earn
ings Utah Copper shareholders must
naturally have been much gratitied by
the splendid record that this compare
lively new proposition has made during
this period of depression, a record to
which the stock has responded in part,
by gradual, but very steady advance
in the price OF the shares. 1t will be
but a short time now before stockhold-
ers will nave still more tangible evil
dence of their company's earning ca
pacity. in the payment of an initial
dividend. II stands to reason that any
company that has shown the ability to
will not be sufficient heroic honesty to
the face of a severe business depres-
sion, and to begin the payment of divi-
dends. will continue those dividends
under any and all conditions, and that
the stock representing such PROPOSE
ton will take rank as one of the
most desirable dividend-pay lying min
ing investments in the market"
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IRON BLOSSOM
AGAIN A FEATURE
Tintic Stock in Brisk Demand at
Higher Prices on the
Exchange.
BECK TUNNEL WANTED
1t Too, Figured Conspicuously lin tile
Days Salcs--Unlisted
Stocks.
BECK TUNNEL WANTED

The forenoon' sales on the mining eN-
change Rugged close to the $50 900 mark
today. While Iron Blossom supplied
the main feature, 1t was by no means
the only Tintic stock for which there
was great demand. There were some
heavy sales of Iron Blossom and the
general impression prevailed that
good strike had been made in the
mine, but how good no one seemed to
know. At the Knight Offices in Pro-
vo the statement was made that there
was full face Of ore Knowing on the
fifth level last night, but the assayer
had not sent In any returns up 10
shortly before noon The stock opened
ON Il sale of $40, advanced to 81 10;
dropped to 80 and then up to So. 10.
Beck Tunnel was bought freely clos
ing point under the opening sale
price. Crown Point displayed weak
ness, while Colorado, Uncle Sam Con-
solidated, May Day and Lower Mann
moth held their own.
Among the sahes of unlisted stocks
We're; Mason Valley at .45ls and $3.50;
East Tintic Con-, at Z, and Ohio Cop
per at $205 and S3. The closing quo
fations and sales We're:
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CURE CLOSE.
NEW YORK CURB.
(Pollock special Wire. }

Butte & London, 35@45 Cumber-
land Ely, So ass. Giroux Consoi-
dated. 3&@4; Nevada Consolidated,
l4is m14A: Nevada Utah, rs as;
Nipissing, 707A; Newhouse. 81 a
6% Tennessee Copper. 81 @37 u :;
Utah Copper 3S% @l39; First Nation
al Copper, az a Az, Davis DAILY, "a
2b Ely Central, fm1 x Ely Con-
solidated, 14m15: Furnace Creek. IL a
Is; Boston Cons 1875 @14A Yukon
Gold, 4l-16@4 3-16; Miami Cop. I 70
nS%; Greene G.. & s. Com. 3-16@
"A: Mitchell, M0N. Montgomery
Shoshone. 15-16@11s; Silver Queen,
1.0S@1.11 Silver Leaf. 11@13; King
Edward. y a q Foster Cobalt. 50 a
40 Cobalt Central SO a 49, Tintlc
Mining, "a al,
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REBuKE TO HIGH GRADERS.

Denver July 99.-In the United states
district court here Judge II. n, LOWS
directed a verdict in favor OF the Gold
field Mohawk Mining company In its
suit To determine the ownership Of a
large shipment of ore from the Mo-
hawk mine, and delivered scathing
pronunciation OF high graders" who
are said to have been operating I'm the
Nevada camps
"God forbid that the time will ever
come" said Judge Lewis, when there
not be sufficient heroic honesty ,o
stamp out dishonesty. and especially
such dlsgraceful dishonesty as the tes-
timony In this case has proved to have
existed
George Richardson and Frank Coch-
rane Of Goldheld, New. were the de-
PENDANTS. and the ore was worth Sl6,-
600
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CONCENTRATES.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported by Mccormick & Company yes
terday were; Crude ore and concen-
trate. $4,000; base bullion. $4,000 To-
tai, $4,000
J. Fewson Smith of the engineering
staff of the United States Smelling, Re-
fining & Mining company Is making
ore OF his periodical trips to the mines
owned and controlled by his employer.
c. W. Saxman, manager of the Yam
pa properties in Bingham, has returned
from making an Inspection OF the
Washable mining district in Nevada.
capt. A. H. Mayne, who has been
giving his attention to the building
of a mill at the Ramsey Comstock. is
down from that camp and gives out the
information that but few minor ad-
iustments are necessary to complete
the plant and put 1t in commission;
1t is expected that the company VIII
enter the list of dividend payers by
the last quarter of the year'-Goldheld
Review.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 29.-Money on call
easy AT 1 ut "a per cent; ruling rate
~; closing bid /: ocifrcd at "a.
Time loans dun but strong; 90 days
. per cent. and 30 days 2la per cent;
six months ] per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 80
at per cent. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business In bankers bills
nj 1860 for demand, and AT 1910 at
80 for 80 days.
Commercial bills is4M at 1875.
Bar silver, 527s; Mexican dollars,
10.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
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UGAR AND CoFFEE
INDIAN LANDS.
Nine Million Acres Belonging to Fiv,

Chicago, July 2g.-Accordjne IN ~.
terms of an act of the last session 'l y.
Congress removing restrictions ON M W
alienation of land owned by menharss
in oklahoma which went into easas
Monday last. about 9,000,eO acres VIII
have been tied up, have become ayaNl
able to purchasers.
The law will go far toward nutt,n,
the lands owned by the Indian portiass
of the population of Oklahoma ON =
footing with those other residents az
the territory.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

Wilmar Evans to NJ. l.. Banks,
part Of lot ., block "a. plat F,..... .
Hubbard Investment company 10
Eva NJ, Cain, lot s, etc. block /,
Albert Carton to John Jacobsen,
land In section n, township
south, range east ,...,,..,,..,.
a. G, Watts to Salt Lake Security
and Trust company, part of lot l.
block II. plat G..+..., ..,t.,-..,..t.
Cooperative Investment assoca-
tion Ia George Romney 4 Sons
company part of lot 2 block 49, 90
ole Amundson to Matilda Plersou,
part of block l. Amundson's sub
division, In section % township ?
south, range ! west.,,..''. ''.'''''. 3
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APPLICATION GRANTED.
Alta Copper Company Acquires Nalu-
able Water Rights.

Manager Ernest r. Wooley OF the
Alta Copper company has been adj
vised that the application filed with
the state engineer of Idaho. for Ger
tain water rights along Alta Creek in
Custer county has been granted. The
water rights are considered to be val
liable. Therefore adding a valuable as
set to the companys holdings.
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BOAT ON WHICH Mr.. TAFT
WAS FIRED UPON

Cincinnati. July 29,-The steamer Is.
land Queen was fred ON during its trlp
up the Ohio river last night with Judva
William II. Taft and the notification
committee and guests aboard and Mrs
c. b. Russell OF this city, standing on
the hurricane deck, directly under IN,
seat occupied by the presidential can.
didata was struck in the face and
breast by a number of small shot.
She was not seriously injured.
Very few of, those on the steamer
knew of the occurrence and Judge Tar
was not told. 4 shot gun was used
being fired by u man from a shanty
boat moored to the Ohio side of ma
river. The identity of the shooter I,
unknown
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BROKERS HAVE TROUBLE.

f. c. Coffin has filed a counter claim
in the suit brought against him in the
district court by Joseph Oberndorfer
for s4,1O0, alleged to be due on prom
issoy note secured by mining stock.
Coffin alleges that Oberndorfer has
wrongfuly converted to his own use
mining stocFs as follows: 500 shares
Of Comstock. 81 800; 500 shares OF
Lower Mammoth. Sl50e; Fay Day,
$3.50. 500 Uncle sam $3.50. He claims
that the amount is still due him Of
$4,000
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JUAB OIL WELL.
Progress Interrupted by Breaking of
Section of CASING.

Secretary George Il Raymond Of the
Juab oil company received word from
Manager Dunn yesterday 10 the effect
that the drill had reached the depth
OF 375 feet on Monday evening.
Considerable difficulty has been ex-
perienced over the breaking of n length
Of the easing ana al least two weeks
valuable time was lost I'm effectlng
It's repair Everything is in shane
again however ana unless Something
else happens 10 hinder progress Tho
drill viii make It's way down Into the
earth at a rapid pace
Mr.. Raymond SAYS considerable OF
is In evidence IN the wates being foil
To the surface and feels greatly IN
Couragcd over the outlook
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PRODUCE.
CIIICAGO.

Chicago. July 2a.7There was fair
trade IN september wheat at the open
Ing today. but other options were quiet
Hot weather in the northwest and re-
ports of lighter acceptauces IN the couu-
try gave the market a steady tone,
September opened unchanged to y lower
at sgls 10 ,Sglsi and after touching 9'a
With an undercurrent of strength IN
the corn market there was brisk TRACE
~ ihat cereal y ne early pay! OF 70
changed to "a higher at 1885 10 q and
after dropping to 'Sls rallied to '3&.,
opening !. TO y higher at Bla to a
on light stock and sold TO 4iA
The provision marltt was dun but the
vance In hogs September delivery was
~ to ~ higher September pork OPEN
ed AT 800, september lard at 9.i2is and
F Core 4 ERS"'- -. be;1. SSG%s5S$
15s s,5Issiy 90 ~ a' July. So Sept, ''a'
Pork-Jaly ia52hi Oct, l6.e7'a Sept
'Ei,'fad-lgly oa7's; sept ots' Oct
Ribs July, $50 sept SEQ; oct,
Rye-Cash, 7G@7
4,a.4c4 --,dsA, j5W 90
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. July - -Butter Steadg.
Creamcres. lS4g. dairles l7M9O
Eggs-lrm. Frsts, l7h.
EYAPORATED FRUITS
New York. July 2s-The market for
evaporatod apples IL quiet and un-
changed. Fancy quoted al iOG iOla:
choice. Sqet prime cas- and common
Prunes were Arm, with quotations
ranging from az 70 IS for California,
and bn IIh for oregon fruit, latter up
to 30-l6a
Aprcots show a nrm tone on the
coast, but the local spot market IN
somewhat unsettled. with choice quoted
1917 an
choioe. 9q9L for extra choice, lt4lSI
for fancy. and l0is q II for oxtra fancy.
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THE LEASING SYSTEM.
Is to BE Tried Out at the Yankee Con
Mine.

Following the policy which has been
" vcoe at several of the older mines
o. the Tintic mining district for some
time, the management of the Yankee
Consolidated has decided to try the
leasing system and early next month
at least a half dozen leases will be
in oneration on the several upper levels
of the property
In the meantime the company will
continue the developmes;, - d extrac-
ton of ore from new territory
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

iNIANaI Ian Al IslN4NAiN'AN s0fA LES
Beck Tunnel. 500 at l4O 700 at
1.42ia.
Black Jack. 500 at 81; 500 at 50,
buyer 60.
Crown PoiGi LOO at 27A, 1000 at
a. 500 AZ 26la,
iron Blossom. 800 at 2.57ls 100 at
so; 200 nj 255. 300 at 252la 200
nj 2.GO, buyer 60 300 at $50
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 3Sla; 200 at
3S
May Day, 200 at "a.
Mountain Lake, 200 ~ 6s, 200 at
6S seller co.
seven Troughs. 1000 at 2OlA 1000
al q. buyer 60.
Sioux Con, 700 AT Ito.
South Columbus, 400 at 30.
Tetro 800 AT ~; 1000 AT II "a,
buyer 60.
Tlntlc Central. $500 AT .05ls
Uncle Sam, 200 at 1.32h
Victor Con, 1900 at 10.
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Raisins are dull and more or loss 49,,
inal. with loose muscatels ouoted nuih'
Doi, choice to fancy seeded az Va
iia seedless at Jub London ioy.st
1.25d1.35. ayers,
SUGAR AND CoFFEE.
New York. July 2g.-Sugfr. raw ,,o
Fair refining, 3.I0Q3.75, centrifu,oi'u
test. 4.944.23; molasses sugar. = "a y
S.aS. 0'"V
Rehnedr01iet; Crushed, 6oo' powdered
Coffee-Quiet. No. Rio. ga; No !,
Santos, SIS. w.
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DAILY Judge. 100 at 800.

DAILY Judge, 100 at 800
Indian Queen, 800 at H.
Iron Blossom 1900 at 2.70: 1850 at
2.75; 500 at 272Is
Lower Mammoth. 200 at 49, buyer 60:
$500 at 49, 800 at 80; 100 at ASIA 500
at IS. seller 60.
Mammoth, 90 at iS0.
May Day, 2400 at 55.
Mountain Lake, 200 at 81; 300 at Go:
700 at IS; 500 at So
Seven Troughs. 200 at 2lIa; 900 at 81;
1900 at 20is
South Columbus Con. 100 at so.
Tintic Central. $1,000 at 5R.
Uncle Sam. LOO at l,32ls LOCO at
1875.
Utah Con. CTintic), 500 at 81
Yankee Con. 500 at a.; 100 at 47i5.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 100 at 81; 100 at SO.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at $50; 400 at las;
500 at l42i2.
Colorado. 80 at i60.
Indian Queen, LOCO Mt l4ia.
Iron Blossom. 200 at 2.72ia: 100 at
272Ia; 500 at go, buyer go; 100 at 2.70
2.62iA, 100 at go; % at 2.621a "a at
2,75.
keystone, 500 at 20
Lower Mammoth, 800 at 3S1s.
May Day. 300 at 50.
silver Sheld i.50O at 1872
Swansea, 500 at 40. buyer 30
Uncle Sam. 1000 at l.35
Victor Con. 500 at 49,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers' furnish the following from
san Francisco on Nevada mining
stocks today:
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.


st. Louis. July 2a.-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, l5mls' hne
mediums, 10a 10; and fine. 9al2
BOSTON
Boston. July 2s-Few buyers have
been on hand this week and the wool
market has been quieter than for several
the feeling is strong. Quotations:
California Northern choice 176is;
northern. average. l6@l1i middle coun-
". l34l5; southern. ia IL; fall north
oregon.:Eastern No i stale, lSgD:
eastern No. ! clothing, l5Ql6; eastern
average. l4G15; valley No. l l7qlS
Secured values-Tcxas, l2q %; tine,
six to eight months. 46q4S; fine fall, ~
Nab.
Oregon Eastern No. ! stale, 51QeO;
T. 43d46: No. 2, 1904; No. 3. 32GSS
Pulled-Extra, 56a5i. fine. y, Oq52
LONDON.
London, July 8--At the wool auction
saleH today, 239 bales were offered. The
heavy supply met with a good demand
though prices with the exception of iine
mernos sold below the best. Medium
crossbreeds. %, medium 5uIO. ana
coarse 10 per cent below last week 3
prices. Americans bought lines of medi-
um greasers The total withdrawal
amounted to 10000 bales.
MONTANA.
Great Falls Mont, July 2S.The
Great Falls wool exchange opened yes
terday for the big sealed bid sale con-
Quoted In northern Montana this year.
Fourteen clips aggregating $4,000 pounds.
were offered, and II we're sold at prices
ranging from l3A to 1854 the low price
being for dipped wool.
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ophir. 232ls92.35; Mexican, 1913
Gould & Curry, l4@l4; Con. Va, S7qSs;
Savage. % bid. Hale & Norcross, 2ln
%; yellow jacket. 36Q37, Belcher 20
bid. Confidence, 40 bid, Sierra Nevada
3l@32 Union. SOG3l Chollar, li415;
Potosi, IL asked
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Predict Good Times.

Now is the time TO buy pre-.
forred stock In utah-Idaho Sugar
Company
Those who do so Will. we be-
lieve, mako over is per cent on
their investment within the next
year;
ist Purchasers viii get Sept
S0th aud each quarter thereaf-
ter ia cents per share IN divi-
dends.
End The increase In market
value Of the stock viii amount
20 the additional per cont DO
NOT SELL STOCK NOW IN
LESS YOU HAVE TO NOW
Is THE TIME TO BUY.
Anru 10 1905 statement shane.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

pollock Special Wire)
Bing. Con, bid Butte Coal'n 2IAd
27A; c, & a., 121@12lla; c. s. H., 665@
go; DAILY West. 1014@ll Greene Cam
11bd11h: Mass, 7h@7h; Utah Crr"
3SA 939; Boston Cons. 14mi4k. New.
Cons, 14hdl4A: North Butte, SlhG
SIN Old Dom. 39ss@3Sh; Parrott 2Sh
@29; Utah Cons, 47@471s; United
States, il%@i2h; do, pfd.. Asa i6h
CURB CLOSE.
cum. Ely. S%@7s; Davis DAILY. 2@ls;
Dom Copper 1-16@h; East Butte,
6&@7 Utah Apex, iqB Yukon, AS;
North Butte Extn, 32@34; First Nat.
Cop, 59s@h Glroux. 3A44; Maj, n
ais: New Utah, . l5-16@S; Nipissing,
75sMA: Mimai, 7JsDSis.
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UTAH COPPER PLANS.


Commenting ON plans OF the Utah
Copper company Hayden, Stone & co.
of Boston say.
.lu tho construction Of the Garfield
concentration provision was made for
thu building NJ additional units. as it
was realized that stll larger capacity
would be among the early requirements
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ToNoPAfI.

Tonopah Nevada, 500 asked; Mon
tension, S5aS6; MacNamara, 66467;
Midway, 45@47 Tonopah Belmont, 9S
d99 Tonopah North Star, 10Gll; Ohio
Tonopah, / asked; West End Con, 66@
81, Rescue. 7 bid. Tonopah & Cali
fornia. asked Golden Anchor, 2Q3;
Jim Butler. 3OG3l; Cash Boy bid;
Home. asked; Monarch Pitts Extn,
3d5; Montana Midway Extn., / bid;
Golden Crown, 2Ql3
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a n. so. Temple Both
phones $40,
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bid; Tramp Cons, 1919; Mineral
Hill, bid.
MANHATTAN.

MANN. Cons, sa9 MANN. Min. co"
2 asked; s. Humphrey asked; DeN-
ter. 4a6: L. joe . asked; Mustang, )
bid, Cow Boy l asked; ong. Manu- 3
asked; Broncho, l bid: Pmenut
bid S. Dog. adpt.
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CASH IN BANKS

here and In New York indicates
that available money IL more
plentiful than IN any former
Presidential year. Morgan, Harri-
man and many of the other big
men OF the nation
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oTHER D1sTRfcTs.

Fairview Eagle, 40 asked Nevada
Hills LIS bid Pittsburg Sill Peak,
112k6l Is; Eagles Nest, 10 bid; Orig
inal Rawhide, bid; Round Min, 81
hid
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4. S. CAMPBELL.

Y. Il. snow a CO.. Stock Brokers.
80 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1873
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at 1.45: 1850 M
i'ft1f' SoO ~ LOO buyer 60; 800 at so
err 60
Black Jack, III at 60, 500 at 81
Carisa 500 at 81
Colorado. 100 at 400.
Grown Point 800 AZ 30. buyer GO: 1000
at 2s; 1000 ut 20, buyer co.
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AZ Saltair
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Ten cents admission to bicycle races
Saltair. tonight.
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UndIyided Profits. $i,lO9. s2s Al

Much sugar on hand has since
been sold and more cash received
than over before IN history OF the
Company; and Crop reports show
"A splendid season ahead, so buy
NOW, and see us whether you wish
TO buy or sell
GEORGE Nj. CANNON COMPANY
Rooms 5l2-6iS Tompleton Build
Ing,
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stock Broker. us . 4 Walker Block.
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GoLDFIELp.

sandstorm, 34Qs6 Col. Mt, 81 asked
Jumbo Ext, 5S@6O; Vernal. 4Gl5 Ken
dali. II bid: Booth. 37@39 Blue Bull
l2dt4; Adams, 5G6; silver Pick. 22G23;
May Queen, o bid Nevada Boy Sd4;
Black Butte Ext, ? bid; Blue Bell. sac,
Dixie. 2Q3; Guldheld Columbia, iOGl2,
HIbernia, bid st. Ives, IS asked;
Conqueror, asked Black Rock 2 bid
Lone star l0Gil; G. Wonder. ask
ed Potlatch, 10 bid; orc, 1904; Ken
DAN Ext. l asked; Sandstone Ext. ?
asked Mayne, cas-; Atlanta. 26G25;
Ct Bend 36G37, Empire 3 bid Red
Top Ext 1908: Florence. 3l2hG315;
D'held h. b. Cons, 1920, Goldnold
Daisy. 7SQ79 Comb. Fraction, l520
1856 CT Bend Ext, 6G7; CT Bend An
mex, 7 bid Midtown, 4 bid h. b Bo-
nanza. bid Kewanos, 40Q4l; Esmcr-
aida. ! bid Portland, 0 bid; Cracker
jack, 6Q7, f. Mohawk, 10 bid; Red
Inns 27G2a; Mohawk Ext, 4d5; L.
Dillon, 3 bid; y Tiger. bid Grandma,
7aS; $. Z. Ext. bid Y Rose. ask
ed Col. Mt Ext, asked; Goldheld
Con, 575dbsO; D'held Triangle. 6d7:
Coming Nation, 3a4
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BuLLFRoG

Original l@2 National Bank, AIS:
J., Harris, ! asked Amethyst. 4 bid:
Gold Bar bid Maynower Cons. I
qS Montgy sho. Ext, asked; @
scepter, bid; Montgy Mt. 6Q7
Homestake Cons, IS asked. Y. Girl,
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Forenoon totals ... 80, $50 $40, 3O5 A.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-29
BUrrER AND EGGS.
EYApoRArEp FRuIrs.

Chicago. July % Butter steadg
'reamcHes, ls49; dairies' lIg9,
Eggs-lfrm Firsts, l7ls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-10
John W. Fox Dead

Died at his hume on East Broken
ridge st. Monday night about l2o'clock
after an illness Of some weeks, John
w. Fox. The deceased was born In
Mt. Sterling, KY, July II, 1887, and
at the time OF his death he was II
years l month and 25 days old.
When at the age Of 81, Mr.. Fox came
to Missouri settling In Audrain
County. By steady work and perse-
verance he became quite a large prop
erty owner, be having at one time
owned, and resided on, a large tract OF
land northwest of this city. Later be
came to this city and invested In city
property.
On April IS, 1860 the deceased was
married to Miss Eliza J. DUNCAN who
with four children survive him. The
children are; Mrs. Lizzie Alexander,
of the State OF California: Mrs. Mamie
Blggers, Moberly Mo-, and Mrs. Sallie
Buel, Of this City and Jas. Fox, of
Warner, Okla.
The funeral was held from the
home Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, the services were conducted
By the Reverend @. M. Aker, of the
Methodist church and interment
made In the city cemetery.
The pail : bearers we're William
Pollock, @. A. Witnerspoon, John
Lane, 7. ]. Kelso, S. P. Emmons and
z, g. Paul.