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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
County Commissioners

The Board oi County Commission
crs met in special session Wednesday
oi this week with Mcssrs Dcshanc and
Pierce present. and concluded their
work ot rcadjuStiug assessments.
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Orphans Court

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
met in special session Tuesday, with
Judges Simcoe, Merritt and Miller all
present, and passed orders in refer
euce to the settlement OF the estate
OF the late Mount r. Kirk.
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Town Election Mt Port

The citizens oi Port Deposit held
their town election Monday with the
result that the whole old Board OF
Town Commissioner was reelected.
1t consists oi the following d. X.
armstrong. Thomas II Murray b. +.
Kelly. |. ". HSl:n, Walter {. 81.
Clair John G. Nannor, and Z, I Ste
uhrr~au
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Shot BY Companion

William Knock. OF Earlcvllc. a Is
year old boy. while out cunning with
another boy last Friday afternoon
was accidentally shot in the heel with
a rifle. Saturday morning he was
taken by his mother, Mrs Annie
Knock. to a Wilmington Hospital for
treatment.
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Successful Missionary Tea

The ladies Of the Elkton Presbyter-
ian Church held their annual Mission
airy Tea in the Chapel last Friday
evening. February 81. The tea was a
very delightful affair An excellent
supper was served and very pleasant
evening was spent by those attending
The net receipts amounted to $500.
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NeW Financial Institutions

The financial depression that Is so
pronounced in other parts ot the coun-
try, does not seem TO have reached
Cecil. with any marked effect. While
earthquake shocks are. elsewhere.
making sad wreck oi many 4 long es-
tablishcd financial institution. here in
Cecil the blowers that bloom in the
Spring are fairly well rivallcd by the
Trust Companies that bloom II 4
day. Two such companies in this
county have, we understand, gone be.
lore the Maryland Legislature, in less
than ten days. and asked for charters
that will enable them To conduct 4 gen
cra Fidelity and Trust business. The
first company seeking charter. asks
ior incorporation aS
THE ELKTON BANKING AND
FIDELITY COMPANY OF
MARYLAND.
The incorporates arc Norris {.
Cameron. Joseph t. Grove. William s.
Evans, Carlton Kimblc. Omar ID. Gro
thcr>, s. wills Lusby. John f. Alex
andcr. Frank II. Mackic, Jacob vii.
son. William NJ Poguc and George
N. DlitN. II - prov lNNb Nildl NllN pun
cipal office shall be in Elkton; that
the capital stock shall consist OF 1000
shares at SIS each tpar valuc) with a
right to increase the same by stock
holders action To ,um not exceed
ing 100000: the directors shall not be
less than eleven nor more than twenty.
five. but No Stockholdcr shall be eli
giblc as director who is not the
holder oi al least 20 shares ui stock.
The provisions. conicrring powers. are
very broad. conicrring authority and
power To conduct Loan. BONDING.
Real Estate, Trust, Sale Deposit, Col
lection, Guarantee Banking, and Sun
dry other powers oi business
\ second company has sent bill to
the Legislature asking Tor charter
upon precisely the lines mentioned
above Its corporate name is The
Cecil County Banking and Fidelity
Company. The names Of the incor
porators oi this second company have
not vet reached Us. as their bill was
only introduced on Thursday
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MRS MARY REBECCA COOPER.

Mrs. Mary Rcbccca Cooper, wife OF
AlphcuS Cooper, died very suddenly
at her home near Sylmar. last We'd
ncSday, from paralysis She was 90
years oi age, and is survived by her
husband and eleven children.
Funeral services were held Sunday,
with ir!crmcnt at Sylmar.
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MRS. WILLIAM II. MAGUlRE.

Mrs William II Maguirc, the mother
oi Mrs. Henry \. Warburton, oi Elk
ton, died at her home in Cambridge,
Md, last Friday night, after short
illness from peritonitiS She was Al
years OF age and is survived by her
husband and seven children, the
youngest Of which is an infant but 4
ic.y days old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-06
STOCKS HIGHER
AND STRONGER

New York, Oct. 6--Stocks opened today
at q strong rebound from the closing
depression of yesterday. The Harri-
man Pacific's were features, but there
was an active and we'll distributed de-
mand elsewhere. Ten thousand shares
Of Union Pansile were taken a. AZ
price of 1913. Southern Pacific rose Is,
ST. Paul and Atchison IN, Northern
Pacific Reading, Erie and American
Smelling point. an Amalga ga mated lG ,rn-
ferred large fractions.
Prices We're not long maintained
around the opening Level, heavy real.
half half below yestsrday's closing. which
Induced selling of other stocks; Tho
Hartman stocks showed good resistance
and their strength subsequently pulled
UP the market again. Union racine
touched 165! and Chicago q Alton ad-
The trading fell into neglect and
prices moved sluggishly and uncertain
rise to 8. Canadian Pacific lost Us.
General Electric preferred and Great
Northern preferred and Illinois Central
!. The tone was easy at noon with
prices at the lowest.
Bonds were irregular.
The bear operators had matters prot
ty much their own. way for time and
succeeded in lowering prices very ma
We're tho main points of attack, especial
~ Northern Pacicr. which was tnflu-
enced by the prevailing uncertainty as
to the dividend action today. Northern
Pacific broke 1i0, which placed 1t 2
points.
the market closed active and strong.
Rock Island preferred was the sustain-
ing force In the market with a 5-point
best and tho general list was restored
TO above last nights level.
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1CAR|SA GENES
70 FlOT AGAIN
Tintic Stock Was In Demand To-
day at Greatly Advanced
Figures.
VICTOR CON. GOES HIGHER.
Iron Blossom Some stronser-Little
Call for Misunderstanding
Quotations.

Carlsa has come into the running
again, and judging from the way the
ii stock was sought during the morning
call Of the exchange today, it has been
pretty well groomed. What has caused
this sudden Interest in the Tintic stock
remains pretty much of mystery.
One story has gained considerable cir
culation, that Ed Loose, the Provo min
Ing operator, Is seeking n control, and
while such thing might be possible
nothing has como to light to confirm
4 any such transaction. One thing must
be taken into consideration. and that
is. the stock Is widely scattered about
the country It having been doomed
for time by an eastern brokerage
plouse year or two ago, and 1t Is
\ not always an easy task to get the
shares together again after having been
once scattered TO the -four Winds"
x Nevertheless, Mr.. Loose was east not
long ago, and 1t is just possible that
Z he may have laid his wires to corral
the proposition. and 1t Ia just begin
n ming to come out. Locally, little Gre
Y dence is placed in the story. Others
say there have been some new devel-
4 opments In the mine, which the man
agenlent has not felt disposed to talk
about. Brokers could offer no logical
q reason for the advance. 1t was all
Z. guess work with them.
Victor Consolidated, an adjoining
property, came in for attention. This
{ stock could have been bought a few
v days ago for half what 1t sold for
today. Iron Blossom continued strong
today with considerable demand for
the stock noted.
Only two unlisted stocks were sold
during the forenoon. Uintah Treasure
4 Hill was bought at IL cents and East
Grown Point at 2 cents.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
MORNING CALL.
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PoLLocK WIRE GOSSIP.

James a. Pollock G. Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Boston wires: Rio Tintos reduced its
dividend from 40 shillngs to ~ shiil-.
ings and pence.
Boston News Bureau says: The
amount of copper shipped last month
from the Lake district is $1,000 tons
against 1885 tons in August 1902 tons
+ in July and 40,250 tons in June.
Boston--The directors of the Winona
Copper company have passed a vote
that all shares of the company upon
which any assessment now remains I'M
paid. are forfeited to the company and
the treasurer is directed to sell the
same on November "a, 1908, in the man
ner provided for by the laws of tho
state of Michigan unless the sum due
thereon, with interest and expenses OF
advertising and of sale, is previously
ma III ,a
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CONCENTRATES.

Major ri. P. Mayton departed this
afternoon for Nevada on mining
business. He will be absent about a
week.
There will be no call of the mining
exchange tomorrow afternoon. Bro
kers will take a day off at the state
fair.
Forty-five men are busy rushing
work at the new power site Of the
Mineral Flat company. The machin-
cry and freight is going to the canyon
as fast as 1S four-horse teams can
haul 1t. and we are informed all Of
the heavy machinery will be on the
The 10000 feet of air pipe line from
plant to mine is more than half COM
pleted and the work is going on with
out hltch.-American Fork Citizen.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES..
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers Tor further information.
THE DISTRICT COURT,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division. in and for, Salt Lake
County. State of Utah. In the matter of
ceased NOTES.-The petition of Elias
Conway Ashton, administrator of the
estate of Francis Williams, deceased.
count of said administrator and for the
distribution OF the residue of said es-
tate to the persons entitled. has been set
of October, A. D. fsss. at 10 o'clock a.
M, at the County Court House. in the
Court Room OF said Court. In Salt Lake
city. Salt Lake County. Utah,
the seal thereof affixed this 9Th day of
October, a. p. 1905
(SeaD J. u. EI.DREDGE. JR.. Clerk
BY w. Fl. Farnsworth, Deputy Clerk.
Moyle & Van Colt. Attorneys for Petit
TONER
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sMELTER FOR NEVADA.

In response to telegram from ]. a.
Yerington at Montreal. Canada. says
the Reno Gazette, the local stockhold-
ers of the Western Smelling company
sent by registered mail to Pithaldo &
Company, bankers OF Montreal, deeds
to the old Brunswick mill on the Car
son river and a deed of the Union
Water company's rights on the Carson
river. These deeds will be held as Sc
curly for loan of S165. 900. part of the
money to be used in the construction
Of the big smelter to be erected by
the Western Smelter company on the
old mill site of the Brunswick mill on.
the Carson river short distance from
Carson This smelter will cost when
completed nearly one million dollars
and will be the only smelter in Ne
vada besides the big smelter in Ely.
Rollo Clapp. who is interested in the
Western Snelter company, states that
now that part of the money has been
secured for the construction of the
smelter the remainder of the money
needed viii be secured in a short time,
and that the work of building the
smelter will commence on November.
l. II is the plan of the Western
Smelter company TO build a smelter
that will be large enough to handle all
of the ores of southern and western
Nevada
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

ftEJSI OLafN fSAlJL iIotabIL9.
Carisa. 500 ut 65.
Colorado. 2ss at $50; 200 at s.s7,s;
i 900 at 3.26.
Crown Point, 200 at 16k.
Ingot, 1000 at 2.
Iron Blossom, 500 at f.471z; 100 at 1.50;
100 at 1.621a; 1000 at Loo, buyer 60; 300
at LIB.
Lover Mammoth, 100 at 471s; 100 at
49,
Mason Valley, 1850 at zoe.
May Day, 400 at 81.
Z Mountain Lake, 600 at Al; 500 at AZ,
buyer 60.
Seven Troughs, 100 at 1Sis.
Sioux Con, 200 at ITO; 100 at 1.071a.
Tetro.i 1000 at S1s; 1000 at sN.
Tintic Silver Crown, 500 at IS.
Uncle Sam Con-. 200 at 1.1b.
Victor Con-. 500 at IL; 1000 at 121s;
$500 alta.
Wabash. 200 at 351a; 200 at So.
zenoli 100 at ID; 100 at II.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 500 at AS, buyer 60; 500 at
AZ.
carisa. 200 at 49,
Colorado, 500 at 3.22h; 100 at 3.25.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 1575a, buyer SO;
1900 at LIB. buyer 60; 1900 at 1.52hs;
500 at 1.50.
Swansea, 200 at SO.
Sioux Con-, 200 at 1.071s.
Victor Con. 1000 at 121a.
Uncle Sam, 100 at LIS.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value
Regular call .......... 20,0S3 s16,404.90
Open board ........... .10,S00 12,014.00
Eorennnn totals 3OS83 S2S 80
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BALAKLALA SHELTER.

Advices from Redding, California
state that Iron workers laboring day
and night are now rushing the Balak-
lala converter to completion. Machine
shop employees had notice that there
Will be no more Sundays off. Full
time and overtime from now on.
Seventy-fiye men working at smelter,
adding thereto every day and 100 Will
I be force till blow-in Of smelter any
time within 80 days. New superin-
tendent arrived from Washington yes
terday,
The mine puts on a force Oct, 4.
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UTAH CON. IN
TO0E:L.E COUNTY
------
Manager Risque Is Still Without
Advice to Proceed With Con-
struction Of smeIter.
WHAT WI 4 THE EAST IS SAYING u. !.
THE EAST IS SAYING.
Relations Said to Exist Be-
tween President Broughton and
Guggcnhcins.

No word has been received from the
east by General Manager Risque of the
Utah Consolidated MinirI company
relative to what the board of directors
proposes to do about building smelter
In Tooele county.
Nevertheless people are talking about
it down east and the News Bureau of
Boston, contains the following:
a decision on part of Utah Com
solidated to build a smelter should be
regarded favorably as it will ultimate
ly permit of larger earnings than as il
output was limited by smelter con-
tract With Its old smelter the com
pany was able to output 1S,000,0o0
pounds per annum, but under the
present Garfield smelter contract its
output has never exceeded a 15,O00,0O0
pounds per annum basis. This con-
tract still has a year to run.
The failureo the Guggenheim people
to tie UP the Utah Consolidated ores in
a tive-year contract would indicate
either that the two-year contract has
proved Improbable or that the Garfield
smelter cannot be relied upon to han
die the ores.
President Broughton OF the Utah
Consolidated. and President Guggen-
helm, of the American Smelters Co., are
not on very friendly terms, however,
and considerable friction has resulted
In the Interpretation OF the present con-
tract
Plans will be Immediately drawn by
the Utah Consolidated for the erection
of a 1,500-ton smelling plant at it's new
site In Tooele county. nine miles from
its mines. The company has the neces-
sary cash on hand to meet it's construc-5
ton needs. and earnings the coming
year should take care OF dividends.
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COPPER MEN COMING.

President Charles NJ MacNeill of the
Utah Copper company, and party, will
reach the city this afternoon. Accom-
panylng Mr.. NlacNeill are the follow
ing
copper company; A. Chester Beatty,
consulting engineer; John Annah OF
London, England, president of the An
glo-American Security company; ]. G.
Hopkins, president of the Arizona Cop,
per company; Sherwood Aldrich, presi-t
dent of the Ray Consolidated Copper
company, and Col. Charles Hayden of
Hayden, Stone & Co., the big broker
age firm of New York and Boston.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 6-Cattle Receipts
about 100; market to 10c. lower.
Beeres, :. 50frT.iN: Texans. 3.35 Ca 50;
westerns, 3. 2lI6.so: stockers and feeders.
1.60n5.45; cows and heifers, 26oM4 60;
calves. 5.75DS.O0.
Hogs-Receipts about 1900; market
1dc. lower. Lights. 5aOd1s.iD: mixed. 500
@6S5; heavy, 6.l1l6.9o; rough. 6.lodp
$50; good to choice heavy. $50 m6. s.;
pigs, 3.25G5.60; bulk, 6.3 @ GEO.
Sheep-Receipts about 24.Go0; market
strong to Zoe. higher. Native, 25o94.5o;
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The ore and bullion settlements
late yesterday by Mccormick
& Company were: Crude ore and
$4,000; base bullion,
$S0,0O0 Total, 100000.
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western, 2.s5 D4.5o; yearlings, $50 % 8. loi
lambs, 4. Is q $50: western. 4.21o w.

i
Il KANSAS CITY. .S
Kansas city, Oct. g. -Cattle-Re celpts,
5000; market steady to 1oe lower. s y g s
ers and feeders, 2.s0G4.65; bulls, .log
40. calves, 3.75@7.00; western steers,
s.so@s.oo western so%s. g 2.,gGsi'e to
1Oc, lower Bulk OF sales, 6.0ogo.oo;
heavy. 5.7s9 q {. 45i pigs. 1000 10 -
Sheep-Iteceipts. 1900; market 10
1Oc. higher. Muttons, 3.75@4.3; lambs,
4.5oge.i0: range wethers. $500 400; feu
ewes, 3.0o44.a6.
ia OMAHA.
Omaha. oct. .-cattle-Receipts, s.
300; market steady to easier. western ~
steers. S.25W5.a6: Texas steers, s. g d.4o,
ners, 2.o012.9O; stockers and feeders,
ef5W4.i5; calves, 3.o0@5.75; bulls ana
stays, 2.593.00. "a.
Hogs--Keceipts, 1850; market 10 to 2oc.
lower Heavy, 6.2o@6.6e. mixed. So
$40; lights. 6.2OY635; pigs, a.5oYo.io,
bulk Of sales, 6.25@6.a5.
sheep-R Receipts, 5000; market Se &;
higher. Yearlings, a.c5@5.00; wethers, 10y
@1.s5; ewes, s.25G4.3o; lambs s.5oq6.4 40
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. San unexpected decline
in the price Of wheat at Liverpool; due.
1t was said, to favorable crop advices3
weakness today in the local market, OPP
ening quotations being 4 q v to gss
lower compared with the previous :, close t,s ;;
a sein pIe was sill further to
point about 1c. below the highest mark
recorded at the start. Weakness OF
sss .s pes snas op spsfd at
lien Xsq1s de C ned to eot IS ISIS =
bsarshlg r afee dsdb by f the
hour. December opened shade to ~
ma lo tSen a See sts to e ~ sold at 's
Commission houses were free sellers
wheat and corn. DecembeE selling II of TO
: Renewed n We'd profit taxing caused fruthes
lions being unchanged to % lower COM
ket was bearishiy affected by liberal re-
ceipts of live hogs AZ western packing
aenters, the arrivals today being nearly
5000 head in excess of those of the cor
responding day a. year ago.
Ciose-Wheat.oct, a1Ai Dec, 9A @
q, Gora 9ai5 \ 5sh 3 ssa pes s'a 9s's; May
4S9s.
I.ard1oet,. s,s7M; Nov. 1000; jan,
Risaost5 rs; Jan, s.s71s; May s.45
Fyeagash :; p 5sss,s Z; May So
Clover-Oct.. 300.
In the session as a result of a slacken-
Ing IN exports In northwestern g ;ri n
Tho corn market was inclined to be
est, with December down y at 6iN @
= BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Oct. SHUTTER Strong.
creameries. 2oa @a1s; dairies. 1915 @24.
Eggs--Steady. F:rsts %,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
na neT Fair ' refining, s.4s @sas: eentrifuga,
.s6 test, 3.s3@5.sS; molasses sugar, 3.lsg
Renned-Quiet. Crushed, $50; powder
coffee-Quiet. No Rio, 81 No. 4
Santos, SIS.
EvAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York. Oct. 6.The market for
evaporated apples Is quiet. with early
new crop fruit quoted at 5S aps e ahe
prilnet fruit for November delivery Is
quoted at 6 cents. but there Is little
business at that price.
Prunes are In moderate jobbing demand,
with quotations ranging from to 10 for
California and from tA to III for Ore
gon fruit.
Apricots are said to be a shade easier
on the coast. but the local spot market
continues with choice quoted at SIC @Sh:
extra choice at s& 09; and fancy at 10
Peaches are quiet and barely steady,
choice, 7ls as; fancy. 81 as.
Raisins are dull. with loose muscatel
quoted at Az Q461a choice to fancy seed
ed, SIS @7A; seedless. 4B @6; London
layers, 1.60@1.65
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Black Jack Consolidated Mining COM
pany, principal place of business. Provo
City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count of assessment No. 2 of three
cents per share levied on the 10th day
of July. 1908, the several amounts set
opposite tho names Of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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MEXICO CONSOLIDATED.
Financial Statement Docs Not Show
Up Very Well.

Local shareholders Of the Mexico
Consolidated Mining & Smelling COM
pany are in receipt of a report COW
ering the operations of the company
for the year ending june 80. Mexico
Consolidated Is one of the promotions
of j. a. Corum of Boston, who for
q number of years. was actively lden-
titled with the Bingham Consolidated
Mining & Smelling company in this
state, The report shows:
Net receipts from sale of ores ,S6S6,466
Ore on hand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 16O,657
Total receipts ........... 84I, 1923
expenditures l2 .T.2'....f......, 4o4,2
Net ..-......... 442,922
Tho above balance of s442,922 was
accounted for a follows:
Paid in dividends $1S0,O0O.
Construction and equipment 99,3S5
Ore purchased and on hand. 144,353
Supplies purchased ....... ,7S4
Furniture and fixtures $500. 957
Total ...s,.... 45S,4S7
Decrease in siindry accounts =. 1886
Balance ,l......... 442,922
The financial statement appended
Indicates that the company had an
overdiraft June 80 of s6,941; bills
payable. s5.59a and owed sundry
creditors s6s,1s4. while the cash on
hand was S3,037.
President Corum, in his statement
says:
"a decline In the price of silver
from SIS cents to 81 cents per ounce.
Is explanatory of the decrease in net
earnings. This decline in the price
of silver has made a difference TO
your company the past seven months
of S126, 900.
From property standpoint tho
comrany WAS never in a stronger
position The ore reserves in the
mine, together with the good showing
in the different levels, especially the
lowest, assure to your company good
profits for years to come.
The company is in good financial
condition. II fss a floating debt OF
less than 100000. and against this
has in current assets milling ore above
ground and concentrates on hand
amounting to nearly 100000 net
value.
ANY Improvement in price of silver
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New Kork. Oct. 8.-Close: Money
ON CALI easy at I " per cent: ruling
ratio 1 ": closing bid offered mt I.
cent; 90 days 3; six months 3
Prime mercantile paper Az at "
per cent.
Sterling exchange strong with ac-
tunl business in bankers bills mt 4S5
at dS4; 10 for 80 days: and at 1885,
As for demand.
Commercial bills 4sd1s at X.
Bar silver 81 u
Mexican dollars 45.
Government bonds steady; railroads
irregular.
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ELY,s COPPER OUTPUT.

The September copper production
from Ely was 100000 pounds. This
is a slight increase over the preceding
month.
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order of the Board OF Directors made
on the 10th day of July. 1905 SO many
shares of each parcel of stock as may
auction at the Office OF the company,
room 4 Knight Block, Provo City.
Utah, on Friday. September 4. 1908
at the hour OF 200 p. m... of said day,
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WOOL
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Oct. S--Wool. firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. 1890; hne
mediums, 15@l7; fine. 2@1i
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8 PER CENT per annum inter
est PAID QUARTERLY on paid
up stock In DEsERET BUILD
ING SOCIETY. No. is East South
Temple Street. tTempleton Build
ing>. Amounts from 500 to 5000
may be invested. Stock can be
Withdrawn in cash if latter is
needed. Now is the time to in
vest. Safe as any bank,
Nephi L. Morris, President;
Hugh j. Cannon Vice President;
ouayle Cannon. Secretary; o. C.
Beebe. Treasurer. Directors in
clude % prominent business men.