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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-02
CONCENTRATES.

President Charles NJ. MacNeiil of the
Utah Copper company. and party OF
friends are expected to reach the city
tomorrow.
The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company We're: Crude ore and concern
trates. $4,000; base bullion, $4,000
A. j. McMullen of the Utah-United
Copper company. articles OF incorpora-
ton of which will be filed in a few
days. left last night for Beaver county
TO give personal attention to the devel-
opmert now in progress.
Ingols & Taylor were making under
ground surveys at the Red Warrior the
first part of the week. They report
the Red Warrior one of the best mines
In the county and turning out an eX-
ceptionally good grade of ore. The
mine is shipping daily and has five
teams hauling ore.--Mllford Times.
Daniel Guggenheim. president of the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany, is scheduled to reach the city
next Monday. He Will leave Monday
evening for Island Park. Idaho where
vice President Silas W. EIccles is
spending his summer vacation. After
week or so at Island Park, accom-
panied by Mr.. Eceles. the noted smell
ter magnate will visit Ely and points
on the coast where the big smelling
company has interestes.
The crasurc of the names OF several
we'll known old time mining stocks
from the blackboard of the Salt Lake
Stock & Mining Exchange, stocks that
have been called regularly for a good
many years, makes quite a decided
change In the arrangement of the list
Until the listing fee of 500 is paid,
Boston Consolidated. DAILY, Daly-WeSt,
Ontaria, Mammoth and Utah Mine, will
be calssed as unlisted stocks and can
be traded in only during open board
sessions
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LIVESTOCK.
cIlIcAG'oI,

h chfas9 40 isc 3aMsr sssRes
3,C0W5,IV; westerns, 3.2oM5.So; stockers
and feeders 24O64.50; cows and lleif-
er.s. 1.ToGg5.7o: calves, 5.5O@7.5O
Hoss-Receipts about 2o,o0Q: market
steady. Lights, 6.2lg6.97ia; mixed: 6.SoW
sc,y11a heavy, 6.2o@7.o0; rough, 8 .2oGp6.i5;
l.oo@5.90; bulk Of sales, 6.60d0G.So;
>Heep- Receipts about $1,000; market l0c.
lower. Natives, 2.1004.15: westerns. 2.2
al is; ycarlings. 4.l0@4.75; lambs, 3.2o@
Go: westerners, 325@6.U..
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept s-Cattle-R '., alts
ers, s.o0nl.15 bulls, 2.4o@s.s5; calves,
ern cows 25oI3.75.
Iogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady to
weak Bulk Of sales. 6.40@6:S0: heavy,
6.50fi6.75: packers and butchers, 6.o3e0
Sheep-iteeeipts, 5000: market steady.
range wethers. 3.50ai.a5: fed ewes, SIS
al 20.
OMAHA
OMAHA. Sept --Cattle--Receipts s.
500; market slow and l0c. lower. West
ern steers, 3.25 9p5.5O; Texas steers, 800
40; range cows and heifers. 2.00@,
400: Gamers. 2.25M3.OO; stockers and
feeders. 2.15@4.5o: calves, 3.O0M5.95; bulls
and stays. - Gf5
Heavy. s:4o61s.55; mixed, 6.4oa6.A5;;
sheep-Receipts, 21,5Oo market loe.
lower. Hearlings, i00mi.4O; wethers. .G5
D4.lo; ewes 3.o1@3.S5; lambs, 5.25d5.I 10.
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TORREY.
TELEPHONE EXTENSION.
Wayne County Republican Insurgents
Give Up the Fight

Special Correspondence.
Torrey, Utah, Aug. 29--Two events
OF great Importance to Wayne county
happened here today. One was tho
stretching vi the Wire from Torrey TO
Teasdale, which will place Torrey in
trlephonic communication with the towns
IN the western part of the county and
Salina, SEWER county.
Fl The Republican county convention held
here tins afternoon was one of the most
peaceable gatherings OF its kind that
has been held III Wayne county for
some years past. The insurgent element
Of the party who have caused much
contention in the past, but who lave
been repeatedly defeated, took no part
in the convention. They made a strenu-
Gus effort at the Loa primary to control
the convention. but signally failed. not
one of their number being elected AS
delegates to the convention At the con-
himself il elected to work for the re-
election of Senator Smoot. and to Ia
Dor increasingly for prohibition and the
cause Of temperance. was nominated as
representative to the state legislature
by reclamation. a good set OF men was
nominated for county Offices. NOlney L.
King Willard Pace and Joseph I!c,
HERSHEY were elected delegates to the
state convention ana the latter was
named state committeeman from
Wayn county. Harmony and goodwin
There is an excellent fruit crop in
the county this year, and there will be
good grain crops in the valley If the
early frosts are delayed Il little longer
than usual.
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u1NTAH TREASURE HILL.
Directors Will Probably Levy an As.
sessmcnt This Month.

At the meeting of directors of the
Uintah Treasure Hill Mining company
to be held in a few days it is very like
ly that shareholders will be called on
for an assessment. Development work
has been in prog. ess for GONE little
time; new mine equipment, which in
.cludes large compressor, has been or
dered and installed, But according 10
the statement issued from the Knight
Offices III Provo on the 10th of last
month the treasury was in the red as
far as cash is concerned: but contained
about 5000 shares of unsold stock. II
the entire was sold al the market on
late quotations scarcely more than ST.
200 would be realized therefrom. Park
Cityites are very much interested in
the Uintah Treasure Hill and many Of
them believe it will eventually develop
into Il producer of considerable conse
uuenCe,
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS,
ST. Louis, Sept Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 11WlS; fine
mediums, loGp15; fine. 9G12.
BOSTON.
Boston, Sept. 1,-LoCal dealers report a
slightly better tone In the wool market.
with increased inquiry and better sales.
Nearly all grades of domestic wool held
steady, the best demand being for guar
ter blood feeces, while u SiZable move
ment in Australia Gis IS also reported.
Quotations:
Decentralization No. staple, 5S@G0;
eastern No. 4 clothing. 47@'5o; valley No.
1. 5@46.
,rerritory-Fine staple, 5S160; fine me-
dunn staple, 56GD57; fine clothing, 45@4T:
fine medium clothing. i5GuiS; half-blood
.euWlS; hree-eighths-blood. $3.50; quar-
fulled.ES,ra. 5sm57; fine 4, 5o@a2; A
supers, 42M45
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY.

Carl a. Carlson to. Adam SNYDER.
lots. 10, ETY.. block s. First Bur
Jnp L. Lennberg 10. Francis J.
Lennbers, land in section 30, town
ship . south. range east........
Josephine l.. Hughes to Georgia L.
DAILY, part of lot .. block 10. plat :,
Jno. +. Lennberg to e. S. Langton,
lot % block l. East Capital Ave-.
W. H. Shovel to n. G.. Janard. lot
I, block 81, plat A..,. ..............
Joseph Bintlail and wife to Sarah
Jane Gordon. lots 3, block 9 plat
Bessie T. Tolhurst to Claude Rich
ards, part of lot 3, block 10, plat
Eva i. Armstrong ana husband TO
Utah Saw. x Tr Co, part of lot {,
block 81 plat b.. ........ ...... IL
YESTERDAYS.
Ole Amunsen to Andrew Adamson,
Jr., part of lot 2, block .. l0-acre
Charles j. Fisher TO Clarence o.
Brown. lot 10. block 2, Walkers
George w. Engeiliardt to Edwin
FLETCHER. part lot J, block II, plat
Il ....,....,.-.. ....,........ .....'..-...
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MANHATTAN.
RosroN COPPER CLOSE.

c. M. 4aM4S. Daily West, $685.; Ne
yada con. l6tsmlGB: Tennessee Cop
per. S7a OBS United Copper. 1lM@lla:
Miami. 12d121s; Utah Con-. F@4Ih;
Utah copper, 45h@46; Boston Con-. l2i,a
ares: Newhouse, 67s@6Fs, Y. 5. 81
com, ai1a@42; U. s. 81 rtd., ao12m4o1s,
cum. Ely. SIS a "a; Dom, Cop. 2-l6
6p5-l6: C,iroux. IA n Il: Nipissing,
So "a Fs: Shawmut 3om31; Yukon,
A r. G m Il,
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PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

deyelopsI n fpt the wheat market today
Wns to hsa f hasscs sy Ee a sh
S Ser beins at ss's 70 5t Eater Beeem-
her sold off to 90 Is @96.
Corn for September delivery touched
cents. The initial sales. ranged from 19a
IL u higher ut 67a4 dI6T x ass
Oats were Iirm; opening. quotations be-
BE nbshanfe 70 to p aigsb y a
Ell sold at 30.
Provisions were firm. Prices, at the
start were 21a to 10 higher and further
slight advances were made during the
Wheat-Ths market gained ADDITIONAL
neapolis and Duluth. September ndvanc-
ins to 9sl@ and December to Tza The
9s va Tna Urn ao s cams on s. G
We're s79s ana on December 9ss;.
Corn slumped off sharply owing TO lib
.S4i and December to 67as dpGIt Is. The
close was, weak at almost the lowest
point. final quotntions on September be
rs @EE,j g. 50 to g. and December at f7as
G, N Mhe al f7A; Dec ssA
4 eSrnMs Sc s 81: to %; Dec. esq
%at54sspt.. 81, pee, a3s May 81; 52H
1G:5ais: May, 1858 800
ILard-sept.. s,e5ap9,G7!s; Oct. 80; IAN,
Ribs-sept;, -s.1oaa.iaAs; Oct, s.1714 o
Rye.e;a5h i @5s; Sept. .5a7s.
o'0vef- 8HTr 1s,o AND EGGS.
Chicago, Sept. 2-Butter STEADY.
crcameries. 1s1. a 22Ia; dairies, 11@20
Eggs--Stcady. F'irsts, 10.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Sept. Sugar, raw, dun.
Fair refining. $40: centrifugal, .ss test,
'nnlasses sugar, $40.
Refined-Quet. Crushed. 80, powder
ca. go; granulated, 800:
coffee--aouiet. No, Rio. G1s; No.
Santos. SIS.
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UNDER A NEW NAME.

The properties III Bingham formerly
belonging 10 the St Joe Mining COM
pany. but which were sold under an ex-
ecution about year ago have formed
the basis for the organization of the
Bingham & Orleans Mining company
Articles of incorporation have been
filed and the officers are r a. Has
brouck, president; D. II. Wenger, vice
president: a. w, Monte. secretary and
irNn S1llnn,
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OLD MAGAZINES old SONGS.

Every household contains them, but
few think of preserving them in neat
and convenient shape; you can
have them bound in any style, and at
any expense you may IN, at
The Deseret News.
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LOWER MAMMOTH AGAIN.
Feature of Trading Today Was This
Is Tintic Stock in Ninety Marks.

Lower Mammoth was the feature on
the exchange again this inornin, live.
lyz trading being done in this favorita
3pf the Tintics at 81 and 92 cents. Yes
sterdny's high point was not reached,
but the inclination OF the stock to
hover close to the 80 mark is an In
4dication of sentiment regarding the
recently reported strike. 1ighty-nine.
cents was the lowest selling point of
the morning, while the highest stood
sntg93.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
MORNING CALL
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COPPER REDUCED.

New York, Sept eat the metal
exchange today all grades of copper
were reduced X of a cent 80 pound in
the bid price. bringing lake down to
1914 % &c: electrolytic to 1895 rs and
casting to 1875 @as
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S5s: Newhouse, SIS @6&: Tennessee
Copper, 379sM37Is; Utah Copper, 455a
M46 Davis DAILY. 2hM2& Donliniot,,
Copper, "a M2as: Ely Central. y al Is
Ely Con. 16@1S; Furnace Creek, $50
u; Greene G. & S. COM, BG3-16:
Mitchell, h1ja; Montgomery Sho-
shone. Il 0D15-16. Nevada Smelling.
.1la a1as; Silver Queen 10o@10S; Silver
Leaf 15mls, King Edward q a Is;
Foster Cobalt, 4Om1A5O; Cobalt Cen
trial. Il 6D42; Mckinley Darragh. v %
1915; Tintic Mining, 6G6H; Gibraltar,
51S; First Nat. Copper 81 @1h,
Boston Cons, 121a612A Yukon Gold,
Az 6p4ss: North Butte Ext, 36@3S;
Miami Copper, 1lh@12: y. S, Gas,
2 5-16m23s Penna- Wyoming. 34A SO.
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10 USE D1AMoND DRILLS.

The news comes from Beaver county
to the effect that the Majestic Copper
company is going To do some develop
ment work with diamond drills. A
machine is to be operated on the o. X.
ppn
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LEGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description.
arranged from the best legal FORMS
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store.
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SUGAR ADVANCED.

New York, Sept. 2,--All grades of re-
fined sugar We're advanced 10 cents
a hundred pounds today.
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RosToN COPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock e Co. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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HAVE YOU YOUR
PROPORTION

of common stock utah-rdaho
Sugar Company? The splendid re-
suits of last years season with
the fine prospects for this year
make this an important matter TO
you.
Conc ana let US talk it over
with YOU
rne next dividend n71s cents per
share Of SlG is due on the Pre-
ferrad stock on Sept. 30. 1905. Now
is the time TO buy; not to sell
!. this stock. See us.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co.
Rooms 5l2-5ia Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from San
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
day:
CoMSTOGK.
ophlr, 215 bid: Mexican, 5000: Con
va, sanS4; Savage 80 asked; Yellow
Jacket. So bid; Belcher, 1913; Sierra
Nevada. 24@25: Exchcauer. 22@2Si
Union, 20 bid; Potosi, 1898.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah New. 7.5Om76O Montana
Tonopah, 1875 bid; Tonopah Extension.
20 bid; MacNamara, so bid; Midway, ~
bid; Tonopah Belmont, LOB; Tonopah,
5 bid; Tonopah & California, bid; Jim
Butler, 27@2S; Cash Boy, bid.
GoLDF1ELD.
SANDSTONE 90 bid; Col. MI. 81 bid;
Jumbo Ext, 46 bid: Kendall, II bid;
Booth, 45@46: Blue Bull, 10 bid:
Adams, bid; Silver Pick, 2OG2l;
Black Butte Ext, asked: Blue Bell.
5m6; Dixie, / bid St. Ives, IS bid;
Conqueror, 6 bid: Black Rock, bid;
Lone Star. 1Om11 &. Wonder, 2 ask
ed; Orc, IA bid: Sandstone Ext,
bid; Wayne. 2 bid; Atlanta, .3o@31; Ct.
Bend, 35 bid; Empire, bid; Red Top
Ext. 10m11; Florence, 1886 bid; D'field
B. B. Cons, 16m1S; Laguna. 1,20 bid;
Comb. Fraction, 1.50@1.521a; CT. Bend
Ext. COS; CT, Bend Annex. sag: B.
q. bonanza, 9 bid; Kewanos. AZ bid;
Portland, 10 asked; Crackerjack ImS;
Red Hills 300S1: Mohawk Ext, %
s; Y. Tiger 10@11: Grandma, 66S;
S. P. Ext, 1@2; Y. Rose. asked;
Goldiield Con-. 6.55M $50; D'tleld Fri
angle 5@6; Florence Ext l6@l7.
BuLLFRoG.
Original, lag; BulIfrog Mining.
asked: Mont. Bullfrog, / asked; Ma
tionaI Bank. bid; l.. Harris. asked;
ATnethvst 4 bid: Gold Bar. bid;
Bonnie Glare, 9 asked; Mayflower
Cons. T1S; G, Scepter, bid; Home
stake Cons. 5@27: y. Girl, / bid:
Trnmn Cons, j 5 bid; Mineral Hill,
asked; Balloon Hill, bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, sD9; Manu. Min. Co.,
bid. S. Humphrey, bid: Dexter,
ms. GRANNY, asked: Mustang, Mo:
Ong. Manh., 3 asked; Broncho, bid;
Pinenut, bid; S. Dog. bid Ind.
Camp, 4 bid; Rawhide Queen, I5 bid;
Rawhide Regent, 80 asked; Rawhide
Coalition, 49@50.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. Sc asked: Nevada
Hills. 1880 bid; Pitts'airg Sill Peak,
l.O5 bid; Eagles Nest. bid: Hall
stone, asked Original Rawhlde, "a
G: Round Min. 81 asked.
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Be sure to get some of those fine
peaches at Wandamere, Sept. 3.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax 500 at 80
Beck Tunnel, 200 at LIS; 500 at
1.i71a, buyer 30.
b. Jack. 500 at IS.
Butler Liberal 500 at 10.
Iron Blossom, 700 ut go: 500 at
217la.
Lower Mamoth. 700 at 81; 800 at %;
buyer CO.
Mt, Lake. 100 at Ga buyer 30; 1900
at So.
seven Troughs, 1000 at2S.
Sioux Con. 400 at 1929 100 at 13O.
Swansea Con-, 1000 at As: 100 at A;
1900 at 45. buyer 60.
'rintic Central, $500 al 5.
Uncle Sam, 1000 at I27i u.
Utah Con, $500 at 20ia.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at 1.121a.
Black Jack $500 at 6S; 300 at 6S;
$500 at II. buyer 80.
Butler Liberal, 500 at 10.
Crown Point, 500 at 90
Colorado, 100 at $50: 100 at 400, buyer
carisa, 300 at 80.
DAILY Judge. 80 at $50.
hex, 1000 at IL.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 2.i7ia; 1000 at
2221s.
+ IndlSin queen, auu at lhf2t 1po at 10.
Lower Mammoth 1000 at 81: 900 at 81,
seller SO: 200 at 80. buyer so; 1900 at 30:
500 at 80. buyer SO.
May Day. l,100 at a: 900 ct i6la.
New York, 1000 at Sis; 500 at s.
Sioux Con, also at 100; $50 at i$2h;
500 at l.35, buyer CO.
Seven Troughs. 700 at %.
Scottish Chief, 1000 at AZ.
Swansea Con, loo at IL; 500 at 10,
buyer 60: 300 at as SIS a 49,
Utah Con. 500 at GQ,s, 1000 at PIG.
buyer So
Victor, 1000 at II.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value
Regular call .............22,s 500 SIS, $3.50
Open board .-........-..36 26S 23.ii5.5e
Forenoon totals 5s,s6S 1854 o9
AFTERNOON. CALL.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept. 2.-Close: Money
easy. / at IA per cent: ruling rate, 1;
closing bid j: offered at a.
Time loans dull and steady; 60 days
TX at per cent; 90 days, 21a per
cent; six months, 3 X per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. x at
per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S4.35 at
AS for GO day bills. and at 4S5.90 for
demand.
Commercial bills, 4sSa at 4s4.
Bar silver. sic.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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Finest Peaches in the state at Wan
damere, Sept. 8.
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i. r. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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James A. Pollock e CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from san
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-02

President Charles NJ MacNeiil of the
Utah Copper company and party OF
friends are expected to reach the city
tomorrow.
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Listed Stocks. Bid Asked

Forenoon totals ......5s.s6S s39,54lo9
AFTERNOON CALL.
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Butter AND EGG S
SUGAR AND cOFFE1

Chicago Sept 2.-Butter Steady,
Creameries 1s1s % 22ls diaries, lI@2o.
Eggs--Stcady. FirSts, 10.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 215 D. t. Walker Block.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
The Farmers Union.

The Alachua County Farmers I'm.
ion win meet at Perseverance church,
one and one-half miles south Of Alach.
IA, Friday, April II, 1908. All locals
In the county viii please send q full
delegation. We will have with as
that day our State Lecturer II nothing
happens.
Every union member IL invited to
come and bring a well.llled basket
and q good time 10 expected. All 20.
litical aspirants. both State and coun.
", will take notice that this IL q
non.politioal organization, and you
will please govern yourselves accord
lngly. IL win be no place nor
time to meet the dear p-e-a-p-u-L
J.E. FUGATE. County President.
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FEAsTEa Wit NOT Run.
Aftsr Careful Thought, Decides He
VIII Not Be- Candidate for sherifF.

After Careful Thought, Decides He
VIII Not be Candidate for sheriff.
Road superintendent ]. n. Feaster.
who has charge Of the construction
work Of the Hague dlstrlct was in the
city mmgllng with his friends for q
short while Sunday. being en- route
from Rochelle, where he has been on
visit to his mother.
When asked about HIS aspirations
for sheriff Of Alaehua county, Mr..
Feaster replied that after careful con-
sideratIon. he had decided that he
would not be q candidate at this time.
Notwithstanding that many friends
had been urging him to do 80.
"My whole heart is wrapped up IN
good roads now" he said ESPECIALLY,
OF course. In those roads which / am
building. ! would naturally be com.
PEELED TO leave this work In other
hands IN order &c make q canvass in
the event ] should become = candidate.
and l don't want to neglect my duty
30 long. hence, In the words OF the
old shoemaker, III Just keep pesging
away until some other time"
Mr.. Feastsr's friends, while they
would like 10 see him enter the race,
believing he would BE- strong. cannot
help but admire hiS loyalty on the
road question. ~ we'll as his determl-
nation to stick to H."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
ALICE Roesavsl,.s Wsadlna

Was something to be recorded In
the annals Of history. HsFbine has
been acknowledged the greatest OF
liver regulators. A positive cure for
bilious headaches constipation. ehills
and fever. and all liver complaints.
'. Q, Smith. Little Rock. ARK. writes;
"HerblRe 10 the greatest liver paedt
cine known. Have used Il for years.
II does the work. Sold by W. ".
johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
THREE eURESOF
Severe ECZEMA
Michigan Woman Tells ofHer Broth
er's Terrible Suffering with the
Disease Grandchild and Another
Baby also Permanently Cured.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
PROVED INVALUABLE

rMy' brother had eoSouaa three die
tegent summer. About the bgrae time
each summer Il came out between HE
shoulders and down his back, and he sold
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ToNy sossEY RELEAsEp.
Man Accused Of Murder Of Negro
womsn HFsaYd on LIaht Bond

Man Accused Of Murder Of Negro
Woman HAeased on Light Bond.
From Tuesday's Daily Sun.
Tony Bosbey, the negro who is
charged with the shooting of Sayan-
nah Moore. a coIored woman, at her
home m Evinston, few weeks ago,
from the alleged effects OF which the
woman mas since died, was arraigned
In Justice Smiths court at MicanOpy,
and, after hearing evidence in the
case. Bosbey's bond was placed at
$3.50 for his appearance at the next
term OF the circuit court, which It is
understood he gave.
The story OF the tragedy. as 1t was
related BY those who are supposed to
know, is still fresh In the minds of
the public. II will be remembered
that Bosk5ey, after knocking" the
woman's deceased father, shot the
woman, It is said, striking Ter in the
thigh and inhicting a dangerous
wound, q few days after which she
died.
In the meantime Bosbey was arrest
ed and placed in the MicaHopy JAIL
but Marshal crismRn, feeling some
fear for the safety of-his prisoner, con-
veyed him to Gainesville. where he re-
NAMED until the preliminary hearing.