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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-08
HERE FROM BEAVER.
John Forgic Brings in Good News
From Southern Country.

John Forgie, the veteran mining man
of Milford, is in the city on brief
business trip and reports a decided i'm
fprovement in the mining situation in
Beaver county
The Majestic company, he states, Is
working small force on the Har-
ington & Hickory mine in the Star dis
trict and proposes to do some develop
ment by means of diamond drills at
the O. x. Mine. Several properties
are shipping regularly, notably the
Red Warrior and Moscow.
Mr. Forgie Is the owner of the Mel
lie group on the same mineral belt ~
which he has two men employed on
development. This property is report
ed to be showing up in very crafty
ing manner.
AT Frisco, the Horn Silver company
is shipping regularly to the Knight
smelter in Tintic, while the Lulu and
King David companies are conducting
an energetic development campaign.
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NEW YORK CURB.

cumberland Ely, s5s@H: G ;t,o y:
1855: Nevada Utah. 3 3-16@S 5-16;
Nipissing. SIS @8h; Newhouse, SIS q
rs; Tennessee Copper, 3Sls @38a; Utah
Copper, 45@4e1a. Davis DAILY. 29s a
3%: Dominion Copper, 2@214; Ely
Central, Adp1A; Ely Con, 5000;
Furnace Creek, 1920; Greene G. &
s.. Com. Is as Lie; Mitchell. i4@2s;
Montgomery Shoshone, 15-16M1.00:
Nevada Smelling, 1G114; Silver Queen,
103010S; Silver Leaf, 16a@1712; King
Edward, NOS: Foster Cobalt, 4S@
55; Cobalt Central. 411s G42:: Nc
Kinley- Darragh. A@7s; Tintic Mining,
5h G614; Gibraltar, -. @6; First Natl
Copper. s. Q6Ts: Boston Cons, 1874
H1S; Yukon Cold, 51sdD5i4; North
Butte Ext, 25M3o; Miami Copper, 1Iss
@l1&: f. S. Gas, 3M3 l-16: Penna-
Wyoming, 1906
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REGULAR CAL SALES.
Black Jack, 800 at 65: 600 at sc.
Colorado. 300 at 3.S2Ia; 200 at 3.S5.

Black Jack. 800 at 65: 600 at &c.
Colorado. 300 at aS21a; 200 at S.S5
Columbus Con, 215 at LAO.
Crown Point, 1000 at 49, 500 at 1914
buyer so.
Indian Queen, 200 at Is.
Iron Blassom, 800 at 212k. seller so:
200 at 2.121z; 800 at 2.1O; 300 at 21T1s,
buyer 60: 200 at 215, buyer CO.
King William. eco at As; 100 at A.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at So; 300 at So;
800 at Sc; 100 at 81; 1000 at IS: 1.400 at
SO; 4,700 at 30.
Sioux Con. 800 at ITO; 200 at 1,o71a;
1900 at LOS: 400 at LOS. buyer SO; $500
at LOBE; $500 at LOO; 1000 at l.02Ia,
buyer SO; 100 at 80.
Southern Swansea 1000 at ).
Uncle Sam Con, 900 at l.24 700 at
1.2211s.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 1000 at So; 400 at &c.
Grand Central, 100 at 1856.
Indian Queen, 400 at i4i4.
Iron Blossom. l,400 at 40: 800 at
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sqp6 81; lights, 6. sOa6.ss; pigs. 5.5oQ6.sS;
y az Of sales. 500 Il a. 10.
Sheep--R Receipts, $500; market STEADY cad:
@a.vJ, ewes, 5000 GEO; lambs, $50 o.
S ), KANSAS CITY
Kansas city, Sept. ---Cattle-Receipts,
1908; market steady Native steers, o asgy
(. 4 90: stockers and feeders. 2.s09o:S0;
bulls, 9 6pS.41; calves, .. 150p1.OO; west
#ern steers, 3.G0@5.2o; western cows z,9o
Hogs-R Receipts, 1o.o0o;; market strong 70
n gler. Bulk Of sales, 9 % " y Nv. .aS'
heavy. 4 {. S50l7. 90; packers and butchers
665GGg0; lights. e.s0@6.so; pigs, 4, ooW
500. ~. /. 4,
10 Inc. lower. Muttons, 3.75 p415: lambs.
a 20 do SO: range wethers, 3.p@4.3o; feu
ewes. 3, 25Gp4.O0. 3t
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Rast is on the ground personally direct.
ing operations.
UNITED STATES SMELLING.
Preferred Stock Distributed Among
Five Thousand Shareholders.

-
There is comparatively little specula-
tive interest in United States Smelling
securities, says the Boston News Bu-
reau. The preferred stock has been
well distributed among over 5000 stock
holders as an Investment issue, but the
common stock has not been distributed
and one house identified with the man
agemcnt practically makes the market,
taking the bulk OF the offerings and
filling the demands.
This market situation has prevented
a broadening OF the market In United
States Smelling stocks.
The company is now outputting sill
ver, copper and lead in nearly AS large
q volume as at any other time in its
history and Is showing a substantial in
crease in its earnings from the low
piont of last fall.
p Copper al 1917 cents, silver at 81 cents
and lead at Az cents naturally adverse
~ affect Its earnings, but it Is under.
stood to be showing n safe margin
above all dividend requirements. The
resumption of operations in Utah is ia
vorable to increased earnings.
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This is a Banner Year

For the utah-Idaho Sugar Com
pany. Next quarterly dividend of
171s cents per share due Sept, goth.
1905 TO GET THIS DIVIDEND
BUY NOW.
Price of sugar first class; pros
poets for crop splendid; and net
returns for last season the best
the company has known. We
commend this stock as safe in
vestment and IL sure dividend pay
er. The officers include: Joseph F.
Smith. as President; Thos, R. Cut
Ter. Vice President, and General
Manager. The other directors are
we'll known conservative business
men.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co,
Rooms 5l2-518 Tempteton Build
Ing. Phone Bell 81.
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NEW GOLD CAMP.
Clear Creek. Thirty Miles from Austin,
Is Attracting Attention.
Special Correspondence.

Austin New Sept. 5.--Will Clear
Creek be another Rawhide or Round
Mountain? When two men take out
$4,000 in gold in a week and find gold
bearing ore in pronounced Lodges, that
runs from $1,000 to Sl.150 to the ton,
they are finding the stuff of which or
for which stampedes are made.
Clear Creek is on the east side of the
Tolyabe mountains. so miles from Aus
tin down Smoky Valley. l, is four
miles south of Kingston canyon. High
grade gold was found here last winter
by men sent out by II. w. Rast of this
town.
An arasta has been put in and Mr.
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WOOL;
81, IOTrJS

ST. Louis, Sept s.--Wool, steady Ter
ritory and western mediums. 15Gl1si fine
mediums. 10@1b; fine, o9l2.
BOSTON.
Boston, Sept S.-Tradins in the wool
market is very dull and prices show an
easier tendency. Transactions are con-
fined to 1t few specialtiesa Fine territory
staple wool sells at IS cleaned, fine Wasl h
ed Delaine at $685. with q for UNI
washed. 49,
The largest dealing was a sale of 20. y
600 Nevada halfblood At So All other
still d demand Tor the foreign product.
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ELY's COPPER OUTPUT.
Nevada Con. and Cumberland Ely
Yielded 1.371.2G1 lbs. In August.

The Stcptoe plant. owned jointly by
the Nevada Consolidated and Cumber-
land Ely companies. produced 1871, POI
pounds OF copper in the month Of Aug
ust. the first month of Ely copper pro-
ductlon
OF this output the Nevada Console
dated was credited with 7S5,166 pounds
and the Cumberland Ely with 590,095
pounds.
Production will be steadily increased
and by November leading interests in
these companies expect to have an out
put at the rate Of 60,00o,000 pounds per
annum and to increase this to 100000
600 mounds In 1903.
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2.121s, buyer 80; 2,1oo at els. buyer.
60.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at 30; 500 at
50; $500 at rs.
at 49,
Mt Lake, 500 at 81. 1000 at 81.
Sioux Con-, 1000 at Loo 1000 at
1.02k: 1000 at LOS, buyer So
Uncle sam, 800 at 1,22a
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular Call ........2S,315 s26,S20.00
Open Board ..i..5..5..1 1890 21,92A.50
Forenoon Totals .47s15 s4s,7445o.
AFTERNOON CALL.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Black Jack. 100 at GA; 100 at 65;
buyer 80; 200 at So: 400 at So.
Colorado. 100 at $50.
Grown Point. 500 at 1879; 100 at
Indian Queen, 1900 at 143a.
iron Blossom. 80 at PIP II; 100 at
10 buyer 30; 800 Mt 2.121a, buyer
60: 500 at 2.G71s.
Little Bell. 80 at 1.hO.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at 81; 1900.
at IS: 200 at Sc.
May Day, 100 at A; 500 at 49,.
Mountain Lake, 100 at 81; 1900 at
63; 200 at e..
New York, $500 at .os; 1000 at.
.o7M.
North Cliff, / 900 at .03 u.
Seven Troughs, 1900 at %.
Sioux Con. 900 at Loo "; 600 at
j. 90; 400 at 30; 1000 at 9S. seller
80; 1900 at 90, buyer 50: 800 at 81,
seller 60.
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RusTIN INQUEST.
Wife of Murdered Physician Attends
Investigation as to the Cause.

Omaha, Neb.. Sept. S,-,rhc little I'M
dertaking establishment of H. B. Dra-
when the inquest OF Dir. Frederick Rus
tin, found shot on his front porch last
Wednesday morning was held.
There are about a dozen witnesses
and the county attorney did the ques-
tionng. Mrs. Rustin, who was the first
to reach the place, was given a chair
just behind n screen and beyond the
gaze of the spectators.
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HAMILTON MINES ACTIVE
Old Nevada Camp Is on the Producing
List Again.

Special correspondence
Ely. New, Sept 5.--Louis Lani and
partner leasing on the Great Valley
shipments recently TO the smelter by
mine ut Hamilton, have made two the
way of Eureka of high grade leads sill
yer ore and expect to send shipments
out regularly.
The Great Valley mine lies south OF
the famous Rocco Homestake and in
the same Ealt of white lime. The ore
is II crystalized carbonate of lead with
very little variation and occurs in
such deposits that It is mined without
getting any waste mixed in with the
ore
Other Hamilton properties are report
ed to be looking fine and with an in
crease in the quotation for the metal,
the shipments from the camp would be
heavy.
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| Chicago. Sept. S.--Wheat advanced
Of business following declines of =
| to 81 at the opening. The receipts at
MnnepoliS, and Duluth We're only 1 6Sd
| been expected that they would aggregate
| 2,50o cars. Moderate demand by commits.
sion houses for the December delivery
| up alsl from the opeh:ng price Of a01a
D a IN che corn n belt a snaaea
almost a cent during the early trading
| Prices at the start were = lower to Is
:, u higher with September showing
some weakness. owing. 10 liberal re
ceipts. December opened at 81 Is to 6I1s,
and soon advanced to 6S5s n,aa,,,,z
opened a shade lower to Is az higher
| at 5ols to SOS and for time held with
in that range.
travisons were firm on small receipts
of live hogs at western packing cen.
ters. totay,s arrivals being about 10000
less than the corresponding day year
ago. Prices at the opening were 21s 20
Wheat.sept., es; Dec, a7li; May.
G,orn--sept. 79s1ls,; Dec, ISIS; May. CTS
49,. SGT. LES; Oct, ll.72is; Dee,
s:,id@s sept. S.751s Oct. s.171a: Jan,
Libs-sent., 9lo: Oct. e.lSm9171s; Jan.
Rye-cash, 761s Dec, 17@79; May. slep
'nfSnirley--cash, Gl a ss.
rimothy-Sept.. S,5o4$,G Oct. 8,AoW
Ciover-oct., 900.
Later nthe session the ady e Cos W ma
axt On Mts pses e
g higher. December closed 974,,
The market was strong g az J. day y The
than the previous close with December
at ssh
WASHINGTON.
Washington, Sept s.-.'rhe condition Of
normal, against lo-yeaE average OF u
ilC per cent, against lo-year ayerAst,,.
Of 10; barley. when laryesdtsee, 81
asainsd5 gEear averaga or s5s a o
sc.7. sys the crop report issued by the
department Of agriculture today. go,
Buck wheat, SIS against 1914 last
month.
so Po: sse To-, aFsisi IL s last and %ant s
Tobacco, S;S AGAINST SIS; last month,
Apples. 52.a against So last month;
$l.7 on Sept ], 1907; ,i7o6 in 1905: and
9Y ss On es sfnt Of IN field
3timated in 1907, 4 total production or
go 60 w'f W. az f-7Ho dnaiy estimated
In 1907. Average quality sas against 9o,t
last year. 8tai}st1
Rye preliminary estimate of area har-
vested is Ia per cent less than last year
The preliminary estlmare Of Yield per
acre Is 1914 bushels. The indicated total
production is So,92lC0o bushels against
81 900 in 1907.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Sept. ;, s;-Butter s STEADY sa
Egss-Steady, 2Dc.
SUGAR. AND COFFEE.
New York Sept. S-Sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining. $.lo centrifugal .96 test,
3.lG: molasses sugar. 3.l6.
Relined-ouiet. CRUSHED, $50; powder
C co aiiH; No ! Rio, 1ss; No.
Santos. SIS.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
creamery specials. 4G24Ia.; extras. 321s
a g33t; thirds, to llrsts. 1S@22h: west
ern factory. first. 10; do imitation cream
cry, first, 1915 0D20.
Cheese-Steady; state full cream spe-
Gals, 1919 @13lt: small coored to.white
fancy, IL; large colore or white fancy,
1885,; good to prime. 11@lih common
to fair. IA Gilo&t: skins, ~ @eH,
Eggs-Firm western tirsts. 2l1s o.;
seconds. 20G2l.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
r,opAY

Oke Obery to August N Oherg, land
i'll section q. township . south,
James A. Brown to Ed. Wright. lot
3, Seniors 5-acre Garden plat...,,
Il. e. Doolittle to IL. 3. Scott. lot
q. First Burlington Add. to Glen
dale park .......... ..................as
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cessor, Nh. Thomas has been taking
things pretty easy and with his folks
has been stopping at the various seaside
resorts along the Pacific.
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THOUSANDS SUFFER
FROM FOREST FIRES

Duluth. Mimi, Sept. S.-One thousand
settlers are reported to be penned in
by the flames from the forest fires that
are raging about Grand Marais.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

b
Chicago. Sept. Seattle Receipts
about 5000: market about steay. BeeVes.
3.5017.Go; Texans, 3.4O@6So; westerns,
5 .25Gt5.9O; stockers and feeders. 2.GOG:t
4,io; cows and heifers, 1.75GD5.Ie; calves,
6.6)6c1.15
Ioss-Eeeeipts about 1000; market mi, t: &c C.
7.o5; heavy, ,6.35 Gr7.1o;. rough. 6.3j @6 80:
good to chotie heavy e5s y1g. 10 % pigs, 40
Sieep-Rcceipts about $500; market
steay to a shade lower. Native, 32jGr
40: western, 2.S5@4.25: yeariings. 4.2lG0
$50; lambs 3.50dp5.9o: western, 5.0G2
800.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Sept. -Cattle-Receipts, s.
Coo: market steady. Native steers, 4. . %
4. %. cows and heifers. 3.G0@i.50: western
steers, 3.50I5.50: Texas steers. S.0oGf4 80;
range cows and hefers, 2.50M4.2j; can
ners. 2.2Jdy3.0o: stocllers and feeders. 30
5FIi.Ij: calves, 3.nlM5.5o; bulls and stays.
Hogs~Receipts. $500 market shade
stronger. Heavy. 6.5a86.10; mixed. $50
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f. r. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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The company had a profit and loss
account of s32,6sO at the end Of 1907
year after all adjustments. which to-
gethcr with the net earnings of $71,921
In the year just ended, furnished to-
tai OF sl0f,62e, out of which $751;, 921 III
the year just ended, furnished a total
of lot,6o2, out of which sS1 900 bond in
terest was met.
President Samuel Newhouse says in
part: The company owns the Gao
tus and - other patented mining
claims adjoining. which contain 201a
acres of mineral lands, the Midvale
Placer, containing 1888 acres, and agri-i
cultural lands and the Wah Wah
springs and water system. One of the
most important assets Is the Wah Wah
springs. which furnish constant wa
ter supply of about 1920 gallons per
conveyed by gravity to the mill at
Newhouse. This is the only water
supply within 90 miles,
Upon the mill site the company has
erected modern ore concentrating
mill of 500 tons daily capacity. The
mine is opened by a main shaft 600 feet
deep. from which are extended six lev
els approximately 100 feet apart; the
sixth level connecting with the surface
by means of n crosscut tunnel 6016
feet long through which all ore Is passed
to the crusher house. Below the 600
dip OF the vein sunk to depth Of 3l6
feet, from which are opened the
seventh, eighth and ninth levels. The
development shows ore from surface to
a depth of DIG feet.
"The principal ore body extends for
a length of 70 ofeet at the surface and
varies in width from 30 to la feet.
No 9 ore body has been opened $40 feet
and shows a width of 100 feet.
There has been blocked during the
past year on the 700 and S00-foot7 levels
a greater tonnage of ore than has been
extracted from the levels above and
mlled during the last fiscal year. At
the greatest depth so far reached our
ore maintains the average grade Of the
mine. 1t Is proposed to continue deyel-
opment work actively in the near fu-
ture upon the 900. 700, 500 and 909-foot
levels.
Manager Hanchett says 2,343 feet OF
drifts and crosscuts and 6S2 feet OF
raises We're run during the year. Sons
IS per cent smelling ore was found ohs
the 400-foot level.
work proceeded with full force un-
til Oct. II, 1907, when because of in
ability to market copper it was reduced
to 10 per cent of normal. Dec. the
force was Increased to so per cent OF
normal and has since been increased
gradually to 20 per cent.
"a total of 1876 tons of ore were
mined, of which all but 1904 tons was
milling ore. The mill produced 49,
36T tons of concentrates. total OF
7,244.179 pounds of copper, 1.T21 ounce.
of gold and 1896 ounces of silver were
secured Copper production cost T.05
cents per pound. Total cost. including
freight, smelling and refining, was 1886
cents per pound"
Balance sheet as of June so, 1908.
shows:
Assets
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RAIN DID MUCH GOOD.
Cooled Atmosphere and distinguished
Dangerous Brush Fires.

grateful rain fell last night, ex-
tinguishing sagebrush fires on the
mountains. and giving the soil gener-
ally soaking that was much desired.
The precipitation as registered at the
Dooly biock was .53 of an inch, but
50 gradually that the ground absorbed
it. as 1t came, and there was no flooding
OF the hill streets. as often happens IN
q heavy doWnpour. The, rain followed
q prolonged scorching wind of the pre-
xious afternoon, that brought the storm
IRON the southwest The storm M, G sh
ew barometric pressure extended this
morning from the south Pacific 4; a . coast ,1.
attended during the past. "a hours with,
rain oyer the north Pacific states. Mon
t;a ana, Idaho, Nevada: Arizona and Utah
over portions Of the upper Missouri and
upper Mississippi valleys. High pres
sissippi river, and and ,anotner area over
spreads the north Pacific coast states
and northern plateau region. the latter
over those districts. From the above con-
weather is indicated for this
locality tonight and q, Wednesday, with
Rising temperature Wednesday.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Record at the local office. United
States weather bureau, for "a hours
ending at a. m. today:
Temperature ut a M, %: maSimum;;
81 G mean ota e wne i Il
the first OF the month, IA degrees; total
deficiency since Jan. ]. aA degrees.
Precipitation at a. M, so inch; total
precipitation since first of the month.
3 .t3 inch which is .3S inch above normal.
Total excess since Jan. II. 2.I2 inches.
Relative humidity. % per cent.
Local showers; cooler.
ToDAY's TEMPERATURE.
G am. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...5l
a.m..... ..,............. ...............J3
am. $3.50. ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
3 .......,.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
\ 10 am ......,. ........ 4.............,......95
II a,In..... ........ 5............ 5..........W
u m. .......... Observation-Disclosures. ..... ......6l
~ p.m..... .................S .b6
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Highest 1850. .......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lowest ........ ...........,......,,.b52
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a. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 215 D. f. Walker Block
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ANNUAL REPORT
NENH0USE MINES.
Covers Operation Beaver County
Mine and Mill During Year
Ending June 3oth.
--
WHAT Mr.. NEWHousE SAYS.
.Iscra;ptS frn,,, ,,,,,,a u,
WHAT Mr.. NEWH0UsE SAYS
Receipts from Copper Sales Over
s1.Ooo,ooQ-cost 1880 Per lib.
To Produce Metal.

The annual report of the Newhouse
Mines & Shelters corporation. for the
year ending June 80, has been placed
in the hands Of shareholders and shows
balance above operating expenses of
sI,92l. while the receipts from the sale
Income account follows;
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J. r.. WHIrNEY & SON!

stock Brokers. S32 Atlas Blk.
Ind. Phone. 261. Bell. 1717.
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WILL SELL

/ Utah-Me Rubber Capital.,. $40
1000 Independent Coal. soc
500 Utah Arizona Gold.... ....14c
acres End series Utah Mexi-
can Rubber .s14o
1000 Consolidated Coal. ........... 40c
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. sept. Ssugar raw. steady.
Fair refining. 3.i6; centrifugal, sS test,
3.1G: molasses sugar. 3.l6.
EeGned-Quiet. Crushed, $50; powder
ed, go: granulated, $40.
Coffee-Quiet. No. Rio, 1s1ls; No. 4
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept S,--Wheat advanced
nearly / cent today on q light volume
of business following declines OF g
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth were only 1,S56
cars (for three days), whereas 1t had
$50 cars Moderate demand by commas
sion houses for the December delivery
up o7a4 (, from the open:ng price of 961a
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BUTTTER- -NNIJ .LNINIo. -11I n
Chicago Sept. SHUTTER Steady
Creaneries. 1912 @l221a: dairies. 1000
Eggs ST eady Die ~ 8s..sEEa
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Anoler's Bitter Memories.

Although angling has been and still
Is one Of the chief delights of my life,
something bitter always arises when /
think of my fishing experiences.
Taught from my earliest years to han
die a rod and throw fly, 1t has never
theless never been my good fortune to
grass a really big fish. On the other
hand. some Of the greatest buffers, so
far as angling goes, have ever known
have wiped my eye" time and again
at salmon fishing. Only year or two
since | had a friend staying with me
at Dupplin castle, who, to the best OF
nv belief, had never before handled
a salmon rod or any kind of rod in his
life. But almost at the first cast-if
one could dignity the action by such a
name-he ro,e, hooked and eventually
grassed forty FOUNDER. Another
friend. also most Indifferent fisher
man. killed single handed a splendid
fish that went all but fifty pounds.
But !, who have given years to the
game. have never seen my spring bal
ance tally more than thirty y-one pounds
Earl of Kinnyull in NJ. A. p.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-07-25
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE
Westminster. Maryland.
FORTY-SECOND YEAR OPENS
SEPTEMBER 10th, 1908.

PERFECTLY SAFE, where your sons and
daughters are surrounded by the best NOR
al and religious influence; where pure
mountain air and water keep them health
full and where new buildings equipped in
modern fashion house them in comfort.
WISELY PLANNED for both sexes. but recit-
ing in separate classes making EDUCATION
its great business. and keeping athletic
and social matters incidental reducing the
cost so as TO reach the largest number, but
tOleratng no student who will not study,
THOROUGH, Offering three separate courses for
the degree of A. b., one with Greek and two
without wen equipped Scientific Building;
good Library Gymnasium, and Faculty
OF twenty y-One specialists.
OF GOOD REPUTE. You will find our students
everywhere ask them Without large en-
dowments or splendid gifts from the rich
we have slowly built mp a College whose
only claim is the BOD work it does. and
this has kept it growing for forty years.
Rev. 7. H. Lewis, D. D., IL. D., Pres.