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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11

team any stronger. All the more
glory. the boys brought home the
score 46 to 45 in Denison 8 favor.
On Wednesday evening of last week
the team played the Vail High school,
winning by score of 4S to 81. Be-
fore the Vail game the college and
Denison High school second team
played game. the High school win
nlng a score of 90 to 20. After the
game with the Vail High school the
college team played the Denison high
school first team, the college winning
81 TO %.
On Wednesday Mr.. Fee of Toledo,
called on his daughter, the precep-
tress at the college.
Mrs. j. H. Patterson is in Kansas
City with her mother, who has been
i'll tor some time.
The home of Mr.. Pearson. the dray-
man has been made glad this week by
the presence of the son of whom the
father is SO proud. who is having a
vacation from his student work at Des
Moines college.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Keane of Vail,
two of the best known residents of
eastern Crawford. "Bub.'' as he is
familiarity known is interested in the
contest and is looking after his
daughters interests.
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At the home of Mrs. Frank Pfarr
the Misses Osborne and Alice Stevens
were made members of the P. E. o.
The house was very elegantly dceora-
ted in honor of the event and a very
bountiful supper was served.
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Mrs. Philbook will entertain Thurs

day afternoon.
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Miss Alice Stevens had charge of
the menu at the S. S. club and fur
nished a very nice supper. Miss Min
ME Mill had charge of the program
and had provided some excellent music
by the Misses Clarke.
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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,".

The Current Event Club will meet
Thursday afternoon. when program
will be given upon Iowa writer's. At
the last meeting of the club Mes
danes J. B. Romans, McAndrews and
Rachel Goodrich were elected mem
bers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11

Northern Minnesota Seed Potatoes.
Leave your orders. The Bale
Brodersen Co. 1l-.4
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11

50 so buys fine pair of Queen
Quality OXfords at the Boys. You
cannot beat them for style. wear. fit
or comfort.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11
Republican City Caucus Calls.

The Republicans of the City of
Denison. Iowa. will meet in general
caucus at the City Hall. on Monday.
March l6. 1908. at $50 p. M. for the
purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the following officers !:
Mayor. to succeed j. 7. Carey:
Treasurer. to succeed C. L. Voss !:
Assessor. to succeed A.. j. Bond !:
Aud for the purpose of transacting
such other business as may legally
come before the caucus.
j. E. Bale. Committeeman.
First Ward Caucus.
The Republicans of the First Ward
will hold caucus at the Mayor S
office on Monday. March l6. 1908 at
s: 100 o'clock TO select candidate for
councilman to succeed w. c.. Rollins,
! and to transact such other business as
may come before the caucus.
A. d. Randall. Committeeman.
Second Ward Caucus.
The Republicans of the Second
Ward will meet in Caucus at the Band
room IN the city hall on Monday.
March l6. 1908. at 500 O'Clock for
the purpose of nominating a council
men to succeed j. H. Jones. and to
transact such other business as NAV
come before the caucus.
U. G. Johnson. Committeeman
Third Ward Caucus.
The Republicans of the Third Ware
will meet in cacuus at the city hall
on Monday, March 16, 1908. for the
purpose of nominating candidate TO,
councilman to succeed P. M. Lane.
and to transact such other business
as may come before the caucus.
j. n. Walker, Committeeman
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STOCK MARKET
IS ITSELF AGAIN

New York. Jan, li---opening prices OF
stocks were higher rs a rule than 'as'
night, but the gains were generaiy re-
stricted to email fractions and there was
a fair sprinkliug of losses. The dealings
were light. Baltimor & Ohio rose ia ana
New York Central, Southern Railway
and American Sugar large fractions.
Republic Steel preferred fell IN; Erie
flrst pfd. and Missouri Pacific and Pa
citlc Main large fractions
The southern Railway consolidated
per cent bonds rebounded IL from yes
terday's severe decline.
A revival OF yesterdays active demand
for. st. Paul and denials by southern
Railway officials of the rumors current OF
financial embarrassment OF that COM
pany gave an upward impetus to prices.
Many Of the principal stocks advanced
materially.
Proht-taking sales drove prices back in
many cases 10 where they left off yes
terday. The rise in st Paul had reached
29s. Southern Railway IN, the common
Pacific and Reading IL, Pacific coast
preferred sold at an advance OF I. Central
Railroad OF New Jersey and American
Agricultural Chemical preferred fell end
Utah Copper l.
The market closed buoyant and animat-
ed. Prices rose again late In. the day in
after the market closed New York Air
brake rose o: Consolidated Gas 8: Union
Pacific and American Sugar rs; North
tern Pacific. Great Northern preferred.
can Smelling and National Biscuit Ia TO
Ia.
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PRODUCE.
cHTcAGo.

Chicago. JAM 1.-Wheat was weak at
the opening today under the influence OF
lower prices at Liverpool. Trading was
quiet. May opened Y to &c lower at
1853. to LOS, sold at 1865 but declined TO
l.05ss under selling by local long.
The corn market was inclined to be
weak. owing TO liberal receipts. This in
OF wet weather in the corn belt. May
at COY
Oats were steady with very little ao-
tivity May opened a shade higher at
54A and gold at 541
Provisions were easy under the weight
of large run OF hogs at western points
May pork was, off cents at. 1910. Lard
was unchanged at SOY and ribs were
Close-Wheat-May LOSE. July 9Sss;
dorn-Niay 90: July 5sRa4s; Sept. ssh.
Oats-May (old) 534.: Nav seq: 5uly
(old) .47l4; July 451s: Sept $685.
Pork-January l2.s21e: May 49, 371s.
Lard-January 100: MAY SOS.
Ribs-January 6.92is; May 7.22isc
Rye-Cash SiQls5.
Barley--Cash coal. 05.
Timothy--March AS.
Clover-March II %.
The wheat market firmed up later on
bullish reports of the Russian crop and
on decreased stocks In the northwest
May sold up to 1.06Is. The advance was
lost later on realizing sales and the close
was easy with May back to I.o5ss. a net
loss of sc to &C.
The corn market showed flrmness on
the upturn in wheat May advancing to
e0A. The strength ala ~ hold. however,
and the close was weak May was down
Aa3sc at go.
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Men Who Shipped from Here Re-
Gently Are Quietly at
Work Now.
DEAF EAR TO UNION PICKETS
Went TO Gold Camp TO Work and Are
Doing It---EIectrical Work
ers Not Out,
Especial to the ..News."l


Goldfield, New. Jan 1l.-Salt Lake
City is taking conspicuous part in
the solution of Goldheld's labor pro-
blen. A hundred and twenty miners
from Utah camps mustered in Salt
Lake City by the Gol1fieId Consolidated
mines are quietly at work on the Mo-
hawk and the Combination and are
cruits from Utah.
Union pickets have put forth their
utmost efforts to dissuade the new ar
rivals, but have utterly failed. The
story that these miners had decided
upon arrival To refuse the work offer
ed them and to Join the local union
is absolutely false and was started by
the local union to intimidate other pos
sible enllstments from outside states.
The electricians OF the camp objecting
to the power oompanys determination
upon an open shop policy. and for sew
eral days threatening mutiny. Will not
strike. but will make every effort at
peacable adjustment through arbltra-
tion.
Tomorrow, Sunday morning, there
will leave Goldheld. bound for Carson
City, committee of % prominent
business men named by the chamber
OF commerce TO urge upon the extra
ordinary session OF the Legislature 70
convene Jan. IA the necessity of pro-
lection for the camp.
The mines now working in this dis
trict are the Mohawk. Combination,
Atlanta Combination. Fraction Daisy,
Diamondfeld Consolidated. Florence.
Jumbo Extension. Red Top Extension.
Redhills. Yellow Tiger Sandstone.
Stives Velvet. and several of the
smaller diggings in the Diamondneld
section. Nearly 800 men are employ
cd. When working full force the
camp employees normally $500
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Pames A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, west Second South street,
furnish the following, received over their
private wire this afternoon:
Ahmeek, 60@10; Cum. Ely, 7ssd71k:
Dom. Cop, 1903; Globe, 7M@7h;
Helvetia, 2AG2h; Majestic. 316d1h;
Nipissing. T@71s; 8. & p, 11A@12;
Apex, 2&@2h; Zinc, 20lA02I; Boston
Con, 1Sss@1a&: u. s. s.. COM, $40
34li; Do, pfd., Ssla@Ss; Arcadian, 4AG
5; Arnold, 1906; Bingham. 3%d4; G.
& A., 1.06hG1. 07k; Centennial. 26@27;
Cop. Range, 591a AGO; Franklin, SA@9:
Mass. 3hG3&; Mexico Con. So az; Mo-
hawk, SO bid; North Butte, 451sQ
Quincy. s7Gss; Santa Fe. 21sG2h Tam
araek, 674691s; United Cop. tx asa;
Victoria, 49sQ5; Wolverine. 1.22@1 %;
3. & L., 759S0; Davis DAILY. Az @4h;
East Butte. 4k@5; Hancock, 4%@5;
Kew, 4h@4A; New. Utah. 4 7-16G41a;
Raven. S0@90; Troy, SO bid; Balaklala,
2&@2h Royale. 20M G20A; Adventure,
2&@27si Allouez, 30@31; Az. Coml., 16la
@16A; Atlantic 91aG10: B Coal'n., 15A
OILS; c. & H., 6.25@6.3O c. NJ, 30 bid;
DAILY West, S4SA; Greene Cananea, ~
@7h; Mayflower, 20@4O; Michigan, 10A
@10A; Nevada, e%@s1h; Parrot. 100
1914 r. l., 1904; shannon, 11@11A;
Trinity. 17A@1S; Utah Con. $685.
Winona, 514 fD5ih; Wyandot, 65475.
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CONCENTRATES.

Cashier John NJ. Hayes OF the Utah
Copper company spent the day In Bing-
ham.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and con-
centrate. $4,000; base bullion. 100000.
Total, $4,000.
Herbert j. Wiles, late of New York.
made his appearance on the floor of
the Salt Lake Stock & Mining ex-
change today, being the personal repre-
sentative of Samuel Newhouse.
r. NJ. Lesher. president of Treasure
Vault Mining Mills company of Grip
pie Creek, Is in the city for few days.
He goes TO Nevada, where his COM
pany has some valuable property.
j L. Hlnway, manager OF the Rich
field Reaper, is in the city today on a
business trip, He says conditions are
prosperous In the southern country
and that he looks for quite mining
revival In the Gold Mountain district
In the spring.
The Nevada Mines company filed ar
ticles of Incorporation with the county
clerk yesterday. The capital stock IS ST.
100000 with shares at 81 each. The off,
GERS are; Y. d. spalding. president;
John Y. Smith, vice president; II. NJ.
Chamberlain, secretary; r. S. VIM
mer treasurer The company owns
property in the Seven Troughs dis
trict, Humboldt county, Nevada.
Charles c. Gates has acquired for &c.
600 a group of valuable claims In the
Lake district. situated a short distance
from Ward. New, from Sam Cocroft,
according TO deed which was yester-
day filed for recording IN the county re-
corder's office. The claims are consid-
cred very valuable by local people
knowing them.-White Pine News.
The annual meeting of the Lower
Mammoth Mining company Is sched-
uled for next Monday.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 1i--Cattle--Receipts
about 100. Market steady. Beeves 3.65Q
6 %: cows and heifers 1904 90: Texans
, .10d3ao: calves 5.25qs.0o: westerns 3.70G
4 30; stockers and feeders 225a4. Is.
Hogs-Receipts about 1900. Market 3
cents lower. Lights 4.l0a4 40; mixed 4:l0
a4.45; heavy 41O14,45; rough 41og4 20;
pigs S.50d4 10; bulk OF sales 1901 .37ia.
Sheep-Receipts about 1000. Market
steady, Natives 3.50d5 90; westerns $500
5.65; yearlings 4.90G5. so: lambs 5&91s 80;
westerns 5.3G7.eo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ 900. Market steady. Native steers 4.004
$50; native COWS and heifers 2.25d5.00;
stockers and feeders 3.256i4. so: bulls 2,75I
"A 10: calves 375: western steers S.I5
$500: western cows 2.75d4.2 %.
Hogs-Recelpts I,000. Market cents
lower. Bulk of sales i.l5Gi4. 30; heavy
.25q4.35i packers 4.10d4SO: pigs and
lights 3S0ni.25.
sheep-Receipts 500. Market steady.
Muttons 4.25d5.5O: lambs 6.3Od7 20: range
wethers 4.25q6.3O; fed ewes 4.OOa5.0o.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Neb., Jan. t.-Cattle-
Receipts 100. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 Market 8 cents
lower Heavles 4.O0d4 Ii; mixed 4.15g
liz; pigs S.soGsi.1o; bulk of sales 4.l59
4.l7ts.
sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady to
strong, Yearllngs 5.50a6.OO; wethers S 10
$3.50; ewes 4.I5f5.25; lambs 6.7547.25. y,
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REHABILITATION.
MoNTANANs TO ORGANIZE.
Mining Congress Oficlai Expects 10
Attend Helena Meeting.

Helena, Mont. Jan. 1l.--Word has
been received from ]. +. Calbreath, JI.,
OF Denver, secretary OF the American
Mining Congress, by the Mine Owners
association OF central Montana, chat
he VIII endeavor TO be in Helena to at
tend the mass meeting OF mine owners
on Jan. II.
Secretary Callbreath is expected to
be OF much assistance IN shaping the
first plans of the now organization. 1t
is proposed at this meeting to formu-
late "A campaign for membership on a
statewide scale with view to event
ually absorbing the central Montana
association by q state body, which, IL
is claimed, Will number between 1000
and 1000 mine owners
The new smelling rates of tho East
Helena smelter are said TO be In excess
OF the old salt Like and Denver rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
REGuLAR cALL sALEs.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Ajax, 500 at 81
Indian Queen, 500 at 10.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at i3is.
Uncle Sam. 100 at 4s.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 81; 500 at SO, seller
90
Black Jack, 900 at 20; 1000 at 21, SELL
er so; 500 at 81; 1900 at 211s. seller 60;
300 at 211a, seller 30; ! 900 at 21il.
Colorado. 200 at 2.20,
Crown Point, 100 Cat 13ia.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 221A.
Sioux Con, 200 at -.
Seven Thoughts 900 at "a, seller 30,
1000 at S4is. buyer 80; 1000 at "a, seller
60; 1900 at BAY 500 at SAY, seller so.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 300 at So
Black Jack 1000 at 81
Colorado, 600 at 2.2O: 200 at 22O, buy
er co.
Crown Point, 1900 at 1871.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 22ia.
Lower Mammoth, 1900 at a, 500 at
44is: leo at 45.
May Day, 500 at 2714.
Seven Troughs, 1900 at SAY. seller 60;
1000 at s4ls.
Sioux Con. 500 at 1874. buyer 30; 500
at 1915. buyer 60 5000 at Is; 700 at 1915.
Yankee Con, 100 at 80.
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BISCUIT TO RESUME.
Property nj Cherry Creek, Nevada, on
Active List Again.

The management OF the Biscuit Min
ing company has decided to resume de-
veiopment and production at It's proper
~ near Cherry Creek. New.
The mine has been closed down for
some time. owing to the fact that
satisfactory arrangement could not be
made with the smelters about recoiv-
ing the orc Previous TO the shut
down the company was shipping regu-
larly at the rate OF two wagonloads Of
ore day a car being sent to the smelt-
er when filled,
Satisfactory arrangement has again
been made with the snlelter, It is
stased and regular shipments VIII
again be made. The property Is said
10 be one OF the best IN the section
IN which Il IS located and some OF the
stock Is held locally.
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS,

The City Treasurer's Office an
nounces that unpaid bills for water
for the year commencing July fst 1907
and ending June 30th, 1908. are long
past Que, and unless paid promptly
the water will be turned off, in ac'
cordance with ordinance.
Extract from Ordinance, Sec. $40
IF any person neglects, fails or
refuses to pay his water rates within
thirty days from date OF notice. the
City Treasurer shall notify the Super
lntendent of Waterworks. who shall
have the water turned off from the
premises of said delinquent, and be-
fore the water shall be turned on again
all delinquent water rates must be
paid in full up to the end Of the term
as assessed. and fifty cents additional
for expenses"
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ACCEPT NEVADA ORES.
American Smelling Company Raises
Embargo on Goldficld.

Tho American Smelling & Refining
company is accepting Goldfeld ores
again, the embargo having been raised
about two weeks ago. However. ad-
vices from the Nevada camp indicate
that the smelter management has not
been very successful in tying the mine
owners up on long time contracts.
The American company has an
nounced that It viii receive gold ores
from the district. paying cash for five
ounce ore and 800 per ton down and
the balance in forty-fye days on ores
exceeding five ounces gold to the ton.
1t seems that the shelters will have TO
look elsewhere for any considerable
tonnage of siliclous ores, at least until
the mines resume with a normal force.
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Not Authorized by Company

II has been reported to us that n
man is soliciting advertising in Salt
Lake for cover which he represents
is to be placed over the regular cover
of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
con. pany directory. The company here
by advises the public that this man Is
not authorized by the company to DO
this work. and that the company will
not permit such cover to be placed
over It's directory. Our directory Is in
process of copyright. and we will pro-
tect our rights Hereunder. All repre-
sentatlves Of this company have proper
credentials.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
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NEW YORK cURP.

James A. Pollock G. Co.. bankers and
brokers, 8 west Second South street,
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Newhouse. SIS p9; Utah. Co., 2tss@
21&; New. Cons, 9h Qp9 9s: Cum. Ely,
Z Is Org; Balk, IA @2h; King Ewd..
q al; Nippissing, 7@7is; Davis DAILY,
Az @4I9; Giroux, 2%03A; G. G. s.
Sill 1s@ss; New. Smelling, i "A @1ss;
Mitchell. NJ r.: Nev.-Utah, AIS 04ik;
silver Queen, ss@&; Ely Cons. "A a
q; Dom. Cop. tx 117s Gibraltar, 9dD
II: Tintic, Sb IA; Montgy, sho., as
31km32.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. 11.--Money on call
nominal. Time loans firm; so and 80
days. per cent, six months. per
cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 6%
to III per cent: sterling cF"h'"~o
steady With
ers' bills at ASS 40 at 4s5.60 for de-
mand anu ~ 49,
day bills.
Commercial bills, 4Si at 4S1A.
Bar silver SO u
Mexican dollars. AZ
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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activity displayed by Newhouse. This
stock opened IN fine form and record
cd a sale at so. The assessment levied
on the stock OF the Black Jack Min
ing Co. yesterday, brought out quite
a lot OF that stock. Seven Troughs
was active again, while Colorado did
business at $3.50.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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NEW OGDEN COMPANY.
Formed to Operate Mining Property
In Nevada.

Ogden. July 11.--Articles of incorpora-
ton of the Columbia Gold Mining COM
pany have been fled with the county
clerk 1t is capitalized for sl25,O00, d.
vided into shares of the par value of %
cents each, and the basis for the cor
poration are mining claims known as
Columbia J. 2 and 3, and Columbia
Fraction located In Elko county, New.
which have been turned over in full
payment of the capital stock.
The officers are: Adam Patterson,
president: ]. A. Foley, Woe president:
George r. Busch, secretary; NJ. s.
Browning, treasurer, and they, with T..
&C. Foley and j. NJ. Browning, form the
directorate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Week Closed With Outlook Brighter
Quotations and Sales.

The week closed with a brighter OUT
look for the mining stock market Prices
were considerably stronger than they
We're week ago; tho copper stocks.
particularly displaying an upward
trend. Optimism prevails In the east
ern market eenters, and that has helped
10 cement confidence al homo.
A feature Of today's trading was the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
QUIT CLAIM DEED.

Special correspondence.
Provo, Jan. ll,-For the sum of 81
and other valuable considerations. a
and James H. Clark to j. f. Moves
all OF American Fork, one-elghth un,
divided interest I'm the scotchman
group 81 mining claims, situated I'm
American Fork canyon.
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SEWER CONSOLIDATED.
Pluto County Mine Now Being Sub
jected 10 Examination.

The property OF the SEWER consolidat-
ed Mining company, in Piute county, is
now undergoing AN examination by two
mining engineers sent out from the east
for that purpose Some time ago share
holders In the company were called on
for a voluntary as3essment to defray
the expenses OF the expedition, Upon
their report Will determine whether the
property will be saved from being sold
under the hammer The Sewer COM
pany has an indebtedness OF about S225,-
900
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HoNERINE ASSESSMENT.

Az meeting OF the directors Of the
Honerne Mining company, II was de-
cidsd To- extend tho time OF payment
OF the 40-cent assessment on the stock
OF that corporation. The levy was
made several months ago, but on ao-
count OF the mine strlngeney. share
holders have not been pressed,
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BOSTON CON. MILL.
Plant Being Started Up Under Person
al Dircction-of MIR. Newhouse.

The min OF the Boston Consolidated
company at Garfield is gradually being
loosened up and by the end of next
week the first section end possibly the
second win be In commission. Samuel
Nawhouse. president of the company.
spent the day at the plant on an in
spectIon trip
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BIRTH NOTICES.

A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles II. Wentz.
Eorn, to the wife of Prof. c. n.
Miles of Salt Lake High school, Jan.
10, a nine-pound daughter. All well.
Born to Mrs. E. S. Payne, at Y6e
east Sixth South street. Jan. 4,
daughter
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York. Jan. ll.-Sugar raw steady
Fair refining $40: centrifugal SO test $50:
molasses sugar 3.15.
Refined steady. Crushed $50; powder
ed 800; graduated 40
Coffee--Quiet; No. Rio 6lkc; No. 4
Santos Sc.
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T1NTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.

The ore shipments from the Tintic
district this week were confined 10 tho
following properties. Bullion Beck, 4;
carlsa, q Centennial Eureka, A Eu-
reka Hill, 2: Mammoth, 20; May Day, 3;
Tintlc Iron. 4: Yankee, 3: Colorado, A.
Total, 95
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GEO. O, CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS'. "a IL, SO. Temple. Both
phones 30.