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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-17
MANNING LEASE o. X.

Manager G.. II. Dern of the Con.
Mercur is in the city and in discussing
conditions out at the plant and around
its neighborhood generally says the
Manning company, working lease on
the Con Mercur's dumps, is getting
splendid showings as result of It's
activity. The Holderman tank filter
process is being used and indications
point TO success in test run now be-
ing made. A large tonnage is being
handled and II present conditions con
tlnme. a larger plant will be installed
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NEW PARK CITY COMPANY.

The Park City Mining & Power
company filed articles of Incorporation
i'm the office of County Clerk Eldredge
today. with the following officers: S.
w. Platt, president, director; Thomas
II. PAUL. secretary. treasurer, direc-
tor; W. l.. Hardwood, vice president.
director. manager: George r. Crock
EFT, director; Joseph Geoghegan. di-
rector. The capitalization of the firm
is $4,000, divided into 100000 shares
of the value of 10 cents each.
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UNCLE SANS FIND.

Strength OF Uncle sam stock has been
found due to reports OF new find in
the property. II seems that orc. rum
ming well in silver, has been uncovered
in an upralse in the main workings
Not enough work has been done, vet
TO determine the extent of the new
body. Rumor has II that Uncle sam
VIII get up with the dividend payers
next month
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ROGERS TALKS CONDITIONS.
After Meeting OF Amaieamatcd Cop
per lie Gives Impressions.

James a. POLLOCK 4 Company
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoon.
The Boston News Bureau says II.
H. Rogers attended the directors
meeting OF the Amalgamated Copper
company yesterday After the meet :
Ing he said that people generally are
taking more hopeful view OF the sit
uation. THE danger point has been
passed he said, and people are
there has been Improvement In bust
ness Is evident, but the recovery to
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TO WORK DUMPS.

l.. II. Hunt was formerly the assayer
for the Sacramento company of Mercur.
The fact that he heads party of men
who have taken leases on the Sacara-
mento dumps is highly significant be-
cause of this fact. A shines plant is
being planned and will be installed as
soon as practicable
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PEPPER rs HUSTLER.
Gets Money and Begins Development
On Hart Florence Ia Earnest.

l. C Pepper president of the Hart
Florence Mining company aud a
nephew of Mai l.. L. Baumgarten os
this city Is doing good work on that
property IN Hart, cal. according 10 ad.
vices received by Mr.. Baumgarten.
Some few days ago a gang of mon was
nut TO work trenching on the southeast
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WILL BE MINE YET.

New York wires brought the follow
ing to Pollock & Company this after
noon:
Talk with one OF the officials OF
North Butte Extension is TO the effect
that the liabilities of the company
$4,000, have been arranged for and
the company will go on and sink 10
the LOO foot level and In about
year or less will have a producing
mine"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

Edward n. Callister and wife to
Richard c. Cailister, part OF sec
ton H. township / south. range
west ........ ,...,';.s.'''ffi,;,.,..
b. A. Lynn. lot 10. block 3
Kensington Add. ......, -
Geo. Morris to Martha s Morris
part OF lot 3 block -; PLAY tA'C
pomeroy. lot IS, block 2 Horne
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, July l7.--Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, il@1s; fine
medium. i0di5 fine, 9G1s.
LONDON.
London, July l6--'rhe offerings at
today's wool sales amounted TO 1851
bales. The demand was strong and com
petition continued active, and crossbreds
were in keen request at an advance OF
ready sales. Medium crossbreds were
freely bought by Americans. who also
secured several lines of greasy merinos
Withdrawals We're more frequent, owing
TO the high limits of sellers.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS,
Via d. & II. G. II. II. July 18Th,

D. IN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .... pi'vu
To Provo CANYON. 1880 a. M. ...... l,2o
To Phoraoh's Glen ,....,,..,.',..''. 'oo
Returning leave Ogden, S:i5 D. m"
$40 p. m. Provo Canyon, 2:i5 p m;
also special from Provo canyon at 40
u. m. to Provo, connecting with train
2 TO Salt Lake
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AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel loo at .27ls; 700 at rs.
Colorado. 100 at As; 100 al 452ls. H. go
Crown Point Con, 100 at "a; 100 At
Bla
Iron Blossom Con, 100 at 20; 100 at
2 90, 100 at 2.Eia.
lower Mammoth. 100 at 49,
May Day 30 at ~,
Nevada llills. 800 AT 10: 100 at l.61h
Seven Troughs, Loo at 20
Sioux Con. 900 az i.O7ia; 800 at Ito;
80 at ,l2if Il. 60.
Co. Col, Con, 100 at g.
swansea Con- 100 at n. LOO AT ~; 100
at az.
Tntlc Central. 200 NJ rs
Uncle sam Con. 1900 at 10
United Merclur 5000 at ,O6is loo at
Utah Con. Tliitic, 1000 at "a
Victor Con, 1900 al 1917
Yankee Con-. 10 NJ %.
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Stock in utah-Idaho Sugar co.
Best buy on the market today.
Preferred FOR those who want a
dividend SURE, Now and every
quarter hereafter
Common. for those who can al.
ford TO wait awhile for dividends
Others who want better results
and more income than money In
tho bank Will bring are buying
now and you can, too Small ana
large orders filled with equal care
GEORGE M. CANNON co.
Rooms sl2-5is rempleton Bulla.
Ing Phone Bell 81,
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a Il. So. Temple. Both
phones $40
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r. II. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1871,
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Falrview Eagle, sSd4O; Nevada
Hills. 10 hid. Plttsburg sill. Peak
i.O5 bid; North Star Wonder ] bid;
Round MIN, gOG 00 Eagles Nest
10 bid; original Rawhlde, asked.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Black Jack. 100 at 81, 1000 at So
1000 at Go.
Bullock. 1000 at IL.
Colorado, 100 at i.i2is.
Columbus, 100 at 62h.
Crown Point. 500 at 33is. 800 at
SAY, 3. SO. 1900 at "a; 500 at 34iz.
Grand Cent 100 at $40.
Ind Queen, 1000 at i2ia; 100 at IL.
Ingot 500 at ] 500 at III.
Iron Boss. 100 at 2.30: 800 at 2.32l..
10. Mammoth 500 at 49, 500 at A. II.
CO.
May Day-2OO at AZ.
New Fair. 1000 at ~.
New INNS. 10 at rs; 10 at l.S5.
Seven Tros.. 1900 at 2lis.
Sioux Con, 800 at i.o7ls, b. 60.
So. Col. Con. 200 at 5S
Swansea Con. $500 al 40; 1000 al
a. h. CO.
Tctro. 500 at IA; 1000 at Is; 1900 at
Is. 5000 at 1872
Uncle Sam Con. 1850 at io5 200 at
1.O7ta.
Utah Con, 500 at 20; 1000 at 2sls, Il.
60.
Victor Con. 1000 at l2i2.
Yankee, 600 at As.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck t. 5000 at 30, Il. SO 1900 at
.21it. 500 at PIN. s 80.
Black j., 500 at Sc; 5000 at 81.
Crown PIT. 200 at 34ia
Colorado. 25 at AN.
Iron Bloss., 300 at 2.34 200 at 2.SIl7.
Lo, MANN. 200 at AZ.
Mt. Lake, 1900 at 70; 800 at II,
New York, 300 AT g.
Sioux CON, 500 at i.07ia b. 40; 500
ct l.07is. y. GO; $500 a 05
Tetro 1000 at l5lk; 800 at 10.
Gncle sam, 1900 at los,
Utah Con. 5000 at %
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A. 3. CAMPBELL
stock Broker. AIS ID. v. Walker Block
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FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 1000 at l25. 100 at
l.27H
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

james A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
hooters. furnish the following from
San Francisco ON Nevada mining
stocks today
COMsTOcK.
Ophir. 2.42'@g45: Mexican, 50g5l
Gould & curry 9al0: con. Va, 60Q6l
Savage, 1920. Hale & Norcross, 10
asked; Yellow Jacket, 1895; Belcher,
rs bid Confidence, 40 asked, Sierra
Nevada, 27@2S ENchequer II bid IN
ion % bid Chellar le bid; Potosl, 8
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OPEN BOARD.
REHABILITATION.
i. ,ss.s45 sas,s7s. 81

AFTERNOON CALL.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Of Weston, Lewis County
Democratic Candidate For
The Nomination For Gov
ernoT of West Virginia.

We are pleased with this issue of the
Observer to present the likeness Of
Hon. Lewis Bennett of Weston, Lewis
County, w. Va, as careful canvass
OF opinion IN this section shows q
strong leaning toward him,as the suit
able and favorable man for the demo-
cratic nomination for Governor of
West Virginia. Since his announce
ment few weeks sgo, Mr.. Bennett has
gained considerable strength, and has
found much fayor in the minds Of the
rank and file of the party over the
State, particularly in Barbour County,
where he has both Il favorable ac-
quaintanee and reputation. No reason
perhaps more than any other is re-
sponsIble for this growth of sentiment,
than the fact that MIR. Bennett Is not
any one mans candidate, but candt-
date, who il nominated, viii have beea
selected by the people, ane not through
any slate Fixed up by any party lead
ers. He is identifies with no faction
of the party, but represents that eli.
ment which is for The beat interest for
the party at heart, and not the person.
al advancement of any man. Mr. Ben
nett Is not machine candidate, and
for this reason his candidacy com
mends consideration by fhe best citi.
zens. These are not the only reasons
that make hi IA strong candidate, al
he is man of much ability equipped
by experience in law, having been in
active practice number Of years, IN
the various courts Of West Virginia
and Prosecuting Attorney Of Lewis
county for eight years He was ais
a member of the Legislature, an
Speaker of the House of Delegates in
1891. His neighbors recognize the
worth OF his candidacy and regardless
of political affiliations are offering
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Mr.. .oha.on n. maen

Hon. johnson N. Camden, one of
West Virginia's most prominent citizen
died last Saturday in Baltimore at the
age of 80 years. Mr.. Camden 8
home was in parkersburg, and his re-
mains were to that place for interment
on Monday.
Senator Comden, next to Senator
Davis was the richest man in the state
He had great oil and railroad interests
and could counth fortune in the mil
| lions.
In politics he was democrat and at
the close Of the war gavethe weight Of
his personal and financial influence to
rehabilitation of the democratic party
The party was almost extinct by rea-
SON of the general Acknowledgement Of
West Virglnians by the radical repub-
leans then in charge Of the state and
| It was at this time that Mr.. Camden
gave his and to the party. He ran for
governor but was defeated but in 1880
he was elected to the United States
| Senate and was again elected to ill out
the unexpired term Of Senator John
X. Kenna after Kenna's death.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Hen. Lewis Bennett

strong words Of encouragement to the
Democratsof the State, IN support Of
his nomination. Our own distinguish
ed citizen Hon. d. w. Shaw President
of Morris Harvey College, of Barbou rs-
Vile. w. Va. speaks in high terms Of
| his candidacy. as he had the pleasur re
o. an Intimate acquaintance with him
as member of the Legislature during
Mr.. Benefits SpeakeTsilip. His can
didacv a opeals to the farming interests
Of the State OF West Virginia, "a he Is
| one Of the most excessive farmezs and
stock raisers in the State: while as
President Of the Lewis County Bank,
be commands the support Of the bank
| ing industry alse. He Il largely in
terested in the production of oil and
hasextensiye coal interests, consequcnt-
ly his various business interest would
place in position TO give each and
every interest Ia watch the State Ia
concerned, fair and square deal In
the administration of State affairs. His
administration would not be branded
with the Dawson type Of political ma
nlpulations for the express purpose Of
furthering certain personal interests.
Mr.. Bennett 10 the only active and
avowed candidate for this nomination,
and deserves support for his fearless
and aggressive stanu in behalf OF unit
ed Democracy, regardless Of the polIti-
cal efforts of the respective candidates
of the Republican campaign nov in
progress. 1t is a well recognized fact
that he ~ vote getter, as he has al
ways lead his ticket when before his
people. Mr.. Bennett Is honest, clean
an upright scholarly gentleman Of
The sold School, above reproach, and
if nominated could not be said he is .
''good man. only, but is unprepared
TO meet the financial issses involved
/ in the campaign for Governor, as be
! has sufficient means TO meet the Iegi-
innate expenses of the campaign with
out having to compromise himself by
accepting contributions from any sin
terest, inimicai to the public good
Observer
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Margaret A. Durham vs.. Mary s

Margaret A. Durham vs.. Mary s..
Durham e. ais, decree confirming sale
of real estate and directing the distri-
button OF the proceeds 10 the parties
thereto entitled.
John Ill. Riner, executor, etc, VS..
George s. Light, ct al, order appoint
ing. h.J .Se.bert guardian, aad directing
payment OF funds to him as such.
Isaac N. Miller VS.. Frances Nj.
Miller, decree ferTabsoiute divorce or
ground Of continued abandonment, for
more than three years.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01

At
Rev. g. +. Ely held communion lAr-
vices In the M. e. church at Bunker
Hill last Sunday evening.
Rev. Andrew q. Grinnan who for
some years has been rector OF the Kpis-
copai churches at HedgesviIle and
Berkeley Springs has announced his
acceptance Of q call to the Uniontown
Alabama church and will leave short
~ for his new field.
Rev. r M. Woods, y. d. preached
at The Grange Hall for Rev. ). q.
Leps on last Sunday afternoon ut 3
o'clock.
The Methodist General Conference
will meet In. Baltimore next Wednes-
day.
Rev. Charles Ghiseiin has accepted
the unanimous invitation recently ex-
tended him by the kearneysville
Presbyterian Church The Shepherds
town Church, to which he was under
obligations for the whole Of this time,
gave him the privilege Of using such
time as would not interfere with their
present arrangements OF services. He
will preach at Kearneysville every
Sunday afternoon ~ 8 o'clock, begin-
ming the first Of May.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
NUMBER 18
THE SENATORIAL. CONTEST

The primary Il. jefferson county last
Saturday developed what was hither-
to latent opposition to senator Will
linn Campbell aud In that matter was
4 great surprise TO Mr.. campbell's
/ friends.
MIR, McIntire, Of berkeley Springs,
the opponent Of Mr.. Campbell gave
out statement on Monday that no
had carried Is Of the rs delegates Of Jes-
ferson county and still claims that
number but Mr.Campbell was III town
on Taeslay and gave out the following
statement for publication.
~ carried Jefferson county on Sat
urday hy an enormous majority. +
will have twonty delegates, at least,
| from that county lii the Senatorial con-
vention. Paste that Ia the back of
your hat for future referencel
my delegation includes leading far
mcrr, bankers. doctors, mechanics,
school teachers, lawyers, etc. Ofthose
on the opposing ticket two wore saloon
keepers and one i bartender. The
| liquor people have pfecipltatsd this
Tight, because l voted To submit the
Prohibition Amendnenttoth the people.
81 will do II again II elected.
III was advere to accepting renomi-
nation until this spinstsr opposition
developed.
"Now am In the nght to the finish
! and will NOT give nor expect quarter.
| 'sMy position on the liquor question
lis defined by my statement on the roll
call OF the senate ia voting to submit
| the Prohibition Amendment, - fol-
lows:
| ssMr. President / do not wish my
position In this matter 10 be misunder.
stoed. have the honor to belong to
the democratic md not the prshobitjon
party. Furthermore, II I am correctly
Informed, prohisition has been found
not 10 prohibit, and to b. failure II
Vermont, Maine, Kansas, and else.
where IL was tried. Perhaps high
| license or local option are better rsfne-
dies for existing evils. Hut these are
my Individual views. represent !
great constituency tn four counties,
aud large number 81 the pespls "
my district desire to vote upon thu
question lii November. ID not think
| it either right Or democratic TO with
bold from tksm that privilege. There
fore, / vote. AYE.
.sThc issue Is squareiy joined m a
this fight IL more that Of the people's
than my own.
1.-THE question to be answered BY the
democrats Of Berkeley county il this:
Shall the people control the saloons, er
the saloons control the people2'
aMoney and whiskey we're poured
out against me In Jefferson on Satur-
day, and / suppose will be IN this
county by the same intsrests.I didn't
| buy il vote or use q drop Of whiakey
there AID won't here.
~ haven't said an unkind word
| against my opponeE land dcn't intsnd
to. His campaigns, hewcver,in JsfIersen
coanty was managed BY the llqs0r
people and he mast be judged ~ his
environment.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01

The Mite Society OF the Reformed
church held its monthly meeting last
Tuesday evening Al the home Of MIR.
and Mrs, p. w. Snyder, .tr. on West
Burke street.
The business session, presided over
by the eiety's official head, Miss Mol
lie Ho nrlch, OF West John street. was
Of short duration, but with very en-
couraging reports from the several sol
icitors. The meeting, however, was ii.
self Ike sweetness long drawn out. Ii
was late hour when it came to an
end. It was meeting thoroughly en-
joyed.
The hostess evidently knew walIhow
to entertain her guests 10 their comfort
and pleasure. and right royalty ii was
done. Even when refreshments we're
served, choice. delicious and with a
generous hand, there was no lack Of
the fullest appreciation shown. A feast
Of good things it was, that even the
epicore woula not desplse, Enjoy IT.,
all did
A special feature Of the meeting was
that IN part az least, It Was In honor
aud IN celebration o. the fifth anniver-
sary Of the wedding of the host and
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Snyder.
When this fact became known to the
members generally, hearty congratn-
lations and good wishes we're extend
ed.
The one regret was that little, Myra,
the one and only OF the family, could
not long resist the enchaiment Of
dreamland, and went Off into the quiet
OF It's peacesul rest.
| A delightful evening spent, with the
best Of feelings, guest after guest said
good night. World.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01

Mr.. Eugene Brady, Of Harper's Fer
~. while skating at the rink in this
city on Thursday last fell and badly
injured his hip. He WAS taken to his
room at the Berkeley hotel and on
Sunday morning was carried to the
b. d o. station on stretcher and
was taken home. The young man has
many friends here whs wish for him .
speedy recovery.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01

Bunker Hill 0 0 o 8 SO
Middleway 0 % 0 0 is
Two-base hits, Rogers, Laise.
Home runs, kearns.
Hit ny pitcher, Rogers 4.
Bases on balls, by kearns 4
Stolen bases, Grantbam Laiss, Shirley
2, Beard 2. Rogers 2.
Struck out, Rogers Il, Kerns IL.
Double plays, Cline and Crawford.
Umpire, Hensell.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Pyle MOI Cuiisy.

The trial Of Mifiiin Pyle charged
with the burning Of the county pest
house last July was tried in the Cir
cult Court on Tuesday and the jury
brought in verdict OF not guilty.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Deputy Collector.

Mr.. John S. Cole, Of Falling Waters
district has been appointed United
States Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue for this, the seventh district
of West Virginia.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01

An interesting game between the
Athletics of Bunker Hill and the JEFF
ferson team Of MiddIeway, was played
at Bunker Hill on Tuesday. For the
first game of the season the attendance
was good;and the work done by the To-
cal team showed remarkable ability on
the part of the players. The score was
O follouc.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Minister Called.

Rev. j.. D. Woods, Of Biaeksburg,
Va, and son of DR.. and Mrs. f.. M.
Woods. of this city, has been called TO
the pastorate Of the Presbyterian
church at Bessemer, Alabama. Besse-
mer is known as the Pittsburg Of the
South, and IL most thriving young
city.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Mr.. Clark w. May

Attorney General Clark w. May, Of
this State died on Saturday last at his
home at Hamlin, Lincoln county.
Mr.. May had met with an accident
abouta week before. His horse ran
away and his leg was broken. Later
the leg had to be taken Off and death
resulted.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01

II. M. Cole, to Miss Rosa Dake, beth
OF Falling Waters district, on April 20.
j. A. Armbrester TO Miss BIC. Park
ison, both Of Back Creek Valley, April
o2
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-01
Circuit Court.

David Russler vs.. Mrs. Sallie g. and
Barney Vanmetre, appeal lby the
plaintiff from the Justices corrt. Yer
dict by jury for the plaintiff for $50.
Susan C. Mercer VS.. George w.
Mercer, decree granting an absolute
divorce.
State VS.. Harry Lord, appeal from
the justice court, dismissed, the jus
tice having no jurisdiction.