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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
STOCKS SHOWED
MORE ACTIVITY
Demand Was Brisker Than for a
Long Time, Some Large Pur-
chases Being Made.
HARTMAN GROUP FEATURE
Good Advances Nlade--.M Higher
Prices Was Some Hesitation
Close Was Irregular.

f . La. .
New York, Oct ei.-opening dealings
III stocks were active today ut 4 nigh
er range of prices, several stocks snow
ing wide opening Ut quotaeloi's
varying as much as half.
The demand- for stocks was brisker
than for long time and some very
large purchases were made or special
stocks. The Hartman group. st. PAU,
Reading and the Metal industrials were
the principal features. Union Paciilc
crossed 40 and there was also a rapid
rise in ST. Paul, followed by teNerlsn
fluctuations. The principal advances
were ST. Paul 2Is, Southern Pacific ana
illinois Central q Rock Island preferr-
ed and American Smelling Us, anu
Union Pacific and Reading rs,
Tennessee Copper yielded -. IA.
Some hesitation was maniIest ~ ~
higher price altitude and artlye rea ~
ing pressure developed In Norlher! ~
ciiIc and some other stocks St Paqi $
extreme rise reached rs. Northern u.
f iasf night SI Central Railroad Of New
Jersey sold at an advance or L. me
market became quieter ut sight itac
lional receSsions.
Bonds We're steady
y steadier tone resulted from from in Is,rtais
ed buying OF st. Paul, lnioh Facil'c'
Reallzing in st. Paul forced It back q,
point rhe general i se hfIv MI Hinhe .ru
IRE market closed irregular but not
much below the best. The Hartman
Pncifcs went a fraction higher anu
Amalgamnted Copper gained Z. 'front.'
taking sales made some Impression 10 10
ward the end of the day. Northern Pa
cihc ran Off suddenly TO q uhdef iast
might.
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BosroN COPPER CLOSE.

James a. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, 8 west Second South street
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Az. Coml.. 34s. @35; q. Coal, 26iadta:
G.. & Fl, $50 aslld; Cop. Range. S74ia
dIT5: DAILY West, 9MIla; CRANKY, 90
asked. La. Sale, 1374@1454: Mohawk,
64la@s; Miami, 10hma.: North Butte.
5sSA @S4; Osceola, 1.1T1a61.1S: Parrot.
2Sh@as; Shannon. 15h@ls; Trinity, 17a
6p1SA; Utah Con. 40h141. Tenn. Cop.
44Ia@45: Victoria, 4@1a; WSandot, "a
dI2y.: w olrerine, 1.4161 .a2;S Davis DAILY.
.3h@A. East Butte. T3sMS}s Giroux. 4
6p4h: Hancock, 6@ia; Majestic. 5000:
Mitchell. 1s6A; North 3. Ext;s 3Mia:
Raven, S30bs5. Atlantic. 8lSA G19; Boston
Con-, 14&@A: fF.anlSlin, 12lsM13;
Greene-C ananea, 1Gs@S:$ Michigan.
13M@ts: Mexico Con, 4ssGA 4 Nevada
con 16s4@l1; Quincy. 1894: Santa Fe.
1aM2: Tamarack, 72@7$H; United Cop,
104 m1l; Utah Copper, 4sbGFs: u. S. s..
com. 4OGl1a; do. pfd., 44is@45; Winona,
54Mh., Utah Apex. 5mls OIL. 26hGst:
Boston Ely, 11411.; Cum. Ely, 7IGpa;
Dom. Cop. SOm9O: First Nat. 6S4@T:
G. G. & S. SOLO: do, pfd.. Las New,
Utah, SI1-lG; Nipissins, 9lsmSs; Yu-
kon i3smh
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CONCENTRATES.

Fl. L. Hart is planning TO leave for
the east in few days on mining
business.
The Bingham Copper company has
let a contract to sink a 200-foot winae
in the first ore body encountered in the
tunnel
President William G. Sharp of the
United States Smelling 6 Refining
company, departed for the executive
Offices in Boston today.
Walter G. Orem general manager of
the Nevada Douglas Copper company.
left for Yerington. Nevada. again this
afternoon and will be absent several
days on company business.
r. L. Crandall of Minneapolis and
J, c, Merritt of st. Paul. left last
night for Beaver county to inspect the
Red Warrior and other properties in
which they are interested.
a report received from the Seven
Troughs mining district contains the
information that a strike of consider
able Importance has been made IN the
Hero Nevada property, which is owned
by Salt Lake parties.
Alfred Carr president OF the Gold
Mountain Consolidated Mining COM
pany, after spending two weeks at the
county, has returned east He ex-
rscts to be out again. however, in the
latter part of November
II. l.. Charles. former manager of the
Bingham Consolidated smelter. but who
has had charge of the works OF the Lost
Packer Mining company in the Loon
Creek Ida, district during the past
summer. has returned from the north
The Lost Packer plant was closed down
. couple of weeks ago after a very
successful run.
j. I. Breckon, manager OF the Utah
Gold 81 Copper Mines company. oper-
ating in Washington district. Beaver
county, has returned from a trip to
camp. He states that the annual as
sessment work for this year has been
performed and that everything looks
encouraging for the future of the prop
erty, which is controlled by a syndl-
cate Of eastern parties.
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UTAH CONSOLIDATED.
Stock Has Been Receiving Inside
Support. Says Walker.

Stock Has Been Receiving Inside
Support, Says Walker.
Utah Consolidated stock has every
appearance Of being supported aud ac-
5cumulated by insiders says George
l.. Walker in the Boston Commercial.
All reports to the contrary notwith-
standing, insiders are very large hold
crs or the stock. and the fact that they
do not carry it in their own names
should not be construed as an indica-
ton that the property is not tremen-
tously valuable one.
1T should be remembered that Utah
Consolidated has produced Its copper
for one entire year at as low q cost as
1853 cents per pound. about one-half its
total operating expenses having been
paid by gold and. silver, recovered. This
remarkable result was attained when a
considera bic percentage Of its tonnage
came from ore bodies which We're a
little richer than the average of the
mine.
"Other ore bodies of Il similar char
sacter to those mentioned have been OPP
sened up during the past year in the
west end of the mine in ground which
Is practically virgin. There is no rea-
son for the belief that thes.a ore bodies
will not continue high grade when fol-
lowed to much greater depth.
II know from personal observation
that the big limestone belts. In two of
which occur the ore deposits Of the
Utah Consolidated, do carry ore at a
point some 1000 feet deeper than the
bottom of the Utah Consolidated's mine,
and that the ore is quite as high grade
at that point as that which the COM
pany Is mining. | have every confi-
dence that its ore bodies will continue
OF excellent commercial grade to SO
great depth that rome OF those who
are now casting asrarsons on the prop
crty and its management will live to
see its ore resources exhausted
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ohio COPPER At
HIGHER FIGURES.
Only Stock Called on Exchange
Today That Displayed
Unusual Strength.
,----
WAS BOUGHT up TO $3.50.
WAS BOUGHT UP TO $3.50
Iron blossom oncrcd at Reduction
Closing Quotations
And, Sales.

The only stock displaying a tenden-
cy to move forward today was Ohio
Copper For come time past it has been
hanging around 50 a share. sales hay
ing been made last week down to
s2.921a. During the morning call OF the
exchange considerable demand de-
sNeloped and sales We're made up to
$3.50. Ohio IS conceded to be one Of the
best low priced stocks now being Of
fered. Tho carrying of the company's
plans into execution. Is. almost certain
to result III a substantial advance for
the stock, Iron Blossom WAS bought
a Il a reduced rate; Sioux Con. steadied
mp little, while Swansea Con. came
out ut 81 and 3ita%centa.
Tho unlisted sales today We're; Sill
pei King Coalition, at s3,a2ls and $3.a5;
Ohio Copper at SSaa..25 and $3.50; Burning
MOSCOW at "a cents, and pintah Treas
iire Fill at 1Tia cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were;
MI ,t,,l, N-rs,C:g o,lYf,1>ATIoNs
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YESTEKDAY'S.
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. 2l.-Moncy on call
steady. 1 e per cent: rulin.sratc, IA:
closing bid and offered at 1 per cent.
Time loans dull and steady: 60
days. 2s4 per cent: 30 days. 81 ut
r.; six months -.
Prime mercantile paper 4 at "a
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at SiS4.9O
for demand.
Commercial bills, si.sI4 at z.
Bar silver. 5fssc.
Mexican dollars. i5c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
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KANSAS CITY.
WOOL.
BOSTON.

Boston. Oct 31-Transactions in tho
local wool market continued heavy. with
prices firm and the demand extended to
nearly all lines.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 42d a.: middle
counties 3Smi0; southern, S7d3s; fall
eson--Eastern. No. staple, 57G15s:
eastern. No. l clothing, 1880; valley,
No T. f5 ais.
Territory-Fne staple, s7d5S: Hne r,r.
dunn staple. a5M56; fine clothing, $50
blood. 5oI55; three-eishths blood. 1877
50: uuarter-blood, 1905.
Pulled. extra. 56dn5I; fine a, 5o45.;
A supers. 42m 10.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Oct. al.-Wool. unchanged.
Terri tory and western mediums, ia 20;
fine mediums. 16117; fine, 12T14,
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PRODUCE
CHICAGO

Chicago Oct. 2l.-After slight dip
during the first few minutes of trading
the local wheat market today became
firm owing to buying inspired by fresh
confirmation of damage by frost to the
Argentine crop. and unfavorablc weather
for the movement in the northwest. At
the start prices were a shade to 4 q Is
higher, December opened ut 1886 to 3Ss4
After selling OFF to gsA December rail-
lied again to pS7s dI99,
holders had Il depressing effect on the
corn market but prices showed only
slight losses during early trading. De-
higher at G3as to 631a and sold of TO
OATS steady on mq ode ted demand ar BY
opened az ' a7x ' to 4sls@EM. el'oes
Commission houses and local packers
and as result the market was firm.
a falling off In receipts of live hogs
Mt western packing centers was the
opening prices were az to i7is higher.
C1ose--Wheat-Dec. 93as: May 102ks %
1874 July, a1i4
oats@bec.. 47ss: May. 4s9s July, s47s
PORK Oct ls.ss Dec, 1876; May,
Lafd i g ana NOV. s.57'4: jan s.as;
J b RibsLoet.; s471s Ms.5o: Jan, s.e7a q
Rye Cash. %: Dec, -; May. so
Barlcy-Cash. 5iaG0
rimothN-.Oct.. 2 .enss4 90: March, $50 =
Clorcr--Oct., 500
The market gained additional strength
during the last part of the day because
of n much. lighter demand for wheat
and flour for EXPORT especially In TIL,
northwest. The highest point for De-
cember was reached at aais and the
close was strong with December up q
at a9Ss,
Corn displayed more firnncss later in
the dav owing to the strenstii Of wheat
December selling IN to 63ss. The close
W firm with December UP Ts@E at
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Sandstone, u bid; Col, Mt, 20a
~. Jumbo Ext. 81 asked; Kendall u
m17: Booth, 41m42; Blue Bull lsM
IA; Silver Pick. 10 bid; Nevada Boy
3M4; Black Butte Ext. asked: Blue.
Bell, 4@5: Dixie, i az; Goldfeld Cot
umbia, asked; Hibernia. 3 asked;
ST. Ives. 30 asked: Conaueror, BID
Black Rock. 1 bid: Lone Star, bid;
c. Wonder. 9 asked; ORC. 12Gla;
Kendall Ext. asked; Sandstone. :
asked; Mayne eos; Atlanta, % bid;
ct. Rend 35@37; Empire, 3 bid; Red
Top Ext. SM9: Florence 3.S0M3.s21a;
D'field B. b. Cons 15m16. Goldtield
Daisy, 1,05@1.07Es; Comb. Fraction
1927 bid; CT. Bend Ext. bid; Ct.
Bend Annex, Z bid; B. B, Bonanza, q
.; Kcwanos. 27Ia0: Portland. ask
ed: Cracker Jock. al; T. Mohawk,
IA asked; Red Hills 25@26: Y. Tiger,
10 bid: Grandma, 4@5: S. ?. Ext. g
9; Y. Rose. l bid: Goldfield Con-. $50;
D'Eeld Triangle. Has: Coming Nation,
p asked: Florence Ext, 13m14.
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NEW M1NINa coMpAMY

Articles of incorporation of the Big
Nebo Mining company were filed with
the secretary of state today. The conf
panE has its principal place of business
at Spanish Fork. is capitalized at $4,000,
divided into 100000 shares of the value
of cent each. and is differed as fol-
lows: w. d. Rawson. president; G. a.
Erickson vice president; Hubbard
futile. ST.. secretary and treasurer
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VISITS BEAVER COUNTY.
S5- a51 iHtt' 3I5 --------s--2 ~ SRI Ie#-t
. r. stevens Favorably Impressed
With Silvcr-Lead Property.

A. r. Stevens a we'll known mining
operator and engineer OF Idaho, has
been making an inspection of the Ne
vada Ready Pay company's ground
located near tire domains OF the New
house Mines & Shelters corporation
and is preparing a favorable report to
be submitted to the board of directors.
Mr.. Stevens says the property is yet
III the prospective stages Of develop-
ment, but he believes the chances for
q big mine there are excellent and he
is himself so we'll pleased with it that
it is his intention 10 take the. en-.
gineers fee due him in stock of the
company.
That the ore channels which have
yielded their riches so generously in
the lannon's Horn Silver mine cross
over the San Francisco range and into
the Ready Pay territory, Mr.. stevens
does moi express the slightest doubt
In fact there are several veins on tire
Ready Pay ground which may have
been supplied with mineral solutions
from the source which enriched the
Horn Silver. In one Of the veins. which
shows a width IN the surface workings
silver-lcad values of about $50 10 tn,
ton, Another vein averages 3ia feet
and carries values in silver and lead OF
$50 Il ton. The main workings of the
property are not to exceed II. miles
from the Cactus mine OF the NewhouSc
corporation. L. $. EnderS o: Elk
hart. Indiana. is one of the principal
owners and l.. II. Harding. local agent
Of the Colorado Midland railroad. is
also large shareholder.
Mt. Stevens is manager Of the Rich
Guch mine at Silver City Ida. upor
which he proposes 10 build mill in
the spring.
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BUSINESS NOTES

Tnday's local bank elearings amount
ed to s9la.sSilS, as against 81 ,oss SsS. 3S
for the corresponding day last year.
a building permit was this morning
issued to the West Temple Realty com
pany for the construction OF three
story brick business block at 26 and
IS south West Temple street, 10 cost
$4,000. The building will contain 40
rooms. and ii is understood win be
used as store room aud rooming-
house or hotel
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b NAMING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS

Uncle sam Con, $500 at Loo IL
Utah Con. 500 at IL. 5ou AT ] :

Uncle. Sam Con, $500 at Loo.
Utah Con. 800 at II: 500 at u,
buyer 60,
Yankee Con, zoo attSf
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bingham Ama.gsmated. 500 at -.
Beck Tunnel. 800 Ut g. seller 80; sou
at 10. buyer GU.
Bullock, 20 Ut !,
Carisa. 200 u, So 900 at 6S.
Iron Blossom, l,9O0 at l.'1: 900 ut
1.T1h, buyer fo 100 at l.7b, seller tV.
King William. 800 at ~.
SIOUX Con, 800 at 1.O7la.
South columbus Con-, 500 NJ %,
Swansea Con-. 800 at 81; 100 at 9als:
400 at 3D.
utail Con, 800 at 49,
REcAPlTuLATIoN.
shares. Value.
ra.nj,r can ....., IU,533 6,352lS
Open board .to,zVo s''"-.Vo
rntals 2o.7as sl6,2s4.1S
AETERNOON CALL.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT

The officers OF tile Gtah-Idaho
Sugar Company. include Joseph Z.
Smith. President; Thos II. Cutler.
Vice President and General Mann
ger. and the other Directors are
likewise well known and experienced.
In the statement made to stoclthold-
ars April 10Th. 1905, 1t was set out
that
Undivided rotits-S1, 100 1881
Srhc sale of the sugar since then
has given increased profit. Ene PROF
Its this year promise to be greater
than any previous year But the
panic last year depressed the price
Of all stocks. so THAT If YOU
HAVE THE MONEY NOW IS 'rHE,
TIME TO BUY The stock was par
posely issued In shares of $40 each to
AFFORD all an opportunity to own
some. Dividends on the preferred
stock ARE f7iaa CENTS PER SHARE.
cach quarter, Send us orders for the
amount you want and we will for
ward stock certificates charging the
fair market price the day your or
der feaches us.
GEORGE NJ CANNON COMPANY.
Rooms 512-sts Templeton Building,
Phone Bell 81.
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roNoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada. 100 bid: Montana
Tonopah, 81 bid. Tonopah Extension.
GO asked; MacNamrra, 80 m56. Mid
way. 20 bid; Tonopah Belmont 1.l5m
LII Y Tonopah North Star. bid .
Ohio Tonopah. 55n5T; West End
Cons. ) bid: Jim Butler. % bid
EULLEROG
Original lac: Builfrog Mining. 4
asked; Mont, Builfrog. asked Ma
tional Bank, 4d5; Amethyst, . asked;
Gold Bar, 3@i; Bonnie Glare. bid:
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by atccornick &
COMPANY were: Crude ere and concern
Tate segi Ase bullion, $4,000. To-
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

about 1900; market steady TO shade
lower Becves, i,0oI.lo: Texans. 32sm
80; westerns, 3.0n@5.0N; stockers anG
feeders. 26oMA.A5; cows and heifers l.1o
oslo; calves, 6.0lGS.5
eralls higher. Lights. ilssoa5.5o; mix
ed, 51O@5.9o: heavy. 5.i0@5.N; rough.
.. lU0e5. 80; good TO choice heavy. b.5oM
10; pigs. 3.OOa4.s5: bulk. 52o5.6o
sheep.Rceeiptsa about A.gn; IN, mar J ~
also; yearlngs. 4.26@5.oo; lambs 3.toY
5.75: westerns. 3.7aMa.so
OMAHA.
Omaha. Oct. 2l--Cattle Receipts,
e ern steers, a.oo@5.5o; Texas steers; 10
7T4.40; range cows and hefers. 9.4o4
arc; Gamers. 2.coGa.1O; stockers and
feeders 2,T515.10; calves. S.W@5,i9;
bulls and stays. 2.00T3.0o.
higher. Heavy. !, 2sG5.4 40; mixed, S,5@
hui; of sales, !. g5Gl5 35
Sheep Receipts. $3.50 market 10 to loo.
lower Feeders steady. Warnings, Zoo
4.Go: wethers, 4.0M4.4D; ewes o.aVmf.lp,
lambs. 4.s5G5.S5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
Il 900; market steady, Stockers and feed
ers $50 10: bulls, s9gs,a9 ,o SalyS e,
western cows. 2.5Q63.65
Hogs-Reccipts. 1900. market strong TO
i higher. Bulk of sales. 5 .00M5, 60; heavy,
Is .5Odi5,Io packers and butchers. a.@M
SO lights d;9op "a, PIGS LOG ~ H.
lower. Muttons. a,75 20: lambs $3.50
8, 40: range wethers 34o4.S0; fed ewes,
3.75@i.35.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel. 200 at "a.
Black Jack :33 at 40.
Crown Point. 900 at s.
Iron Blossom 500 at t,f5.
Seven Thoughts, 500 AT 10, buyer 80;
$50 at 1879.
Sioux Con. 1000 at lo7 4 500 at
1.10, buyer 80.
southern Swansea l.OO0 at 05L.
Swansea Con, 800 ut 34ia, buyer
60: zoo at 80
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKEr.

James a. Pollock x Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from
san Francisco on Nevada Mining
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oTHER DISTRICTS.

Irairview Eagle, % asked; Nevada
Hills 100 bid: Pittsburg Sill Peak. 81
m96: North Star Wonder, bid; Raw
hide Queen. 60 asked; Rawhide Regent,
- asked; Eagles Nest, bid; Original
Rayyhde 3 bid
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REGl-I,Ap AFTEPNooN SALES

Colorado, 800 at 2.9I,a
Iron Blossom. 200 ut LII a.
May Day, 200 at "a y.
Mountain Lake, 800 at 37ia
Nevada Hills. $50 Mt Ito.
Seven troughs. 500 at 1Sfa.
Sioux Con-, 200 at#1.OTla.
So IRON Blossom. zoo at 3.
Uncle Sam Con. 900 at 80.
Utah Con, tTintic). 500 at l6.
Victoria. 100 at LIN.
2enoli. 800 at II.
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VEGETABLES.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY,,S.

*. G. Belcher to Katherine b.
Keith part OF lot 6. block 81. IL,
K. b. Keith to Utah Savings X
Trust company, part of lot6, plat
'I plat i.-..,...,.... acknowledgements. 2
Oscar Al. n 70 j. Eewson smith
,Ir.. lot block ., Bingham Cam
,.yon q. ..,.. -. ........,......... 900
David Magee to Jordon School Dis
.trict, land in Bingham Canyon. 400
Fannie A. Ilarcourt to NJ. j. Nc
Iienze lot 3. block IS. plat D. coo
Mrs. Rachel S. Miller to Mine
Christina Siodahl. part Of lot s.
block 10. plat a ..,.. ...... 1900
Eleanor McMaster to Helena NJ
Williams, lot ]. block S. plat D.. 800
YESTERDAYS.
Thomas Bennett to Mary E. Camp
bell, lots - and 60, block 2. Per-
NJ Cracroft to Mary NJ Wardrop.
part of lot g. block IL. plat b.. 1900
Burton Invcstment company to
kimball 4 Richards. lot II, etc.
block l. Barton Place .......... 400
Salt Lake Security and Trust COM
pany to klmball x Richards. lot
112 etc, Hollywood. ). a.......... 10
S. n. Allen to G. y. Lambert. lot
= block 3, Gabbott addition ...... $50
Lydia A. Fisher to Joseph G.
township south. range cast. 10
u. Entwistle TO H. A. IIucke ct AL
part of lot /. block 10. plat NJ. 42os
Fl. A. Hucke to a. r. Sanders part
of lot I. block lol. plat A..............
TaNlcr-ArmStrong Lumber company
to Q. r. Peterson. part of lot .,
block l2l, plat D.. .............. 100
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y. S. S-a.aIPnIsLL,
Stock Broker. ia q. r. Walker BiocH
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MANHATTAN.

Mani. Cons, 6 bid; Mani. Min; Co..
i bid; G. Wedge, 1 bid: $. HumphreS'
j bid; Dexter, 8 bid l., Joe. ask ,,;d
Granny.6 asked; Little Gray, ~
Onp. Mani. 1 bid: Pinenut, asked.
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srGAR AND corrEE,

New York Oct 2i,-sugar. raw. nrm.
Refining. 3.4s: centrifugal. 90 test, s.9s:
molasses sugar. .S.23
< Refined--Steady. Crushed. :. 50; powder
ed. go. granulated, 5,lG.
:. Goffee--Steady. No. Rio 81. No
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fCHTRCII NnJpISS ~

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Just issued. Send to Deseret News
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justices and Milverton stopped almost
Immediately.
Judge Kingsbury was then called On.
He gave his reasons for appearing,
as that he understood that if the act
was knocked out the Supervisors would
hold Office till a new election had been
ordered by the Legislature and that
therefore they were in the same posi-
ton as the plaintiff in their. desire. He
stated that he raised general demur-
rer on the ground that mandamus
was not the proper remedy. He stat
ed that the time had not been reached
under the law when the supervisors
must issue an election proclamation
In other words it was being taken
for granted that they would not dc
something which it was not yet time
for them to do.
Judge Kingsbury also questioned the
right of Emmeluth to bring any SUIT
of the kind. He claimed that the
right to bring a suit in a matter which
was governmental in character rested
with the Territory alone. To support
this he called attention to a decision
on the mainland where a citizen wish
ed to sue against the removal of
county seat from the town in whlcf
he was in business. Here it was helt
that the citizen, even though interest
ed on account of the fact that his
property and business was made less
valuable through the change, had ne
right to sue.
The case is one in which there viii
probably be an early decision, on ac
count of the fact that there is little
time left in which to prepare for thu
election if it shall be held under tn,
Municipal Act.