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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-24
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-24

Spokane.-The alleged holdup
man, s. H. Hogan, who was found
on the street suffering from a severe
wound, is still in critical condi-
ton but refuses to divulge his true
name or where he belongs. The po-
lice still insist the man. belongs to a
holdup gang and was shot by some
of his pals in dispute over the d.
vision of their loot.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-24

Walla Walla.-As a safeguard
against an influx of Migrants and
criminals from Spokane, Chief of Po-
ice Davis has issued strict orders
that all city prisoners who are un-
able to pay their fines shall be work
ed on the city rock pile. This pun
ishment is resorted to whenever ths
court records show an increase OF
this class of prisoners and the
treatment has been effective in
keeping the Migrants out of the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-24

rT,s sNow-wH1TE-wH IS IT
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-24
Northwest In
~ land Notes

Walla Walla.-C. F. Geizentan-
ner, editor of the Pasco Express, was
filmed $500 by Judge Gent on an
alleged contempt of court, the spe-
cifc charge being an article in
which 1t was suggested the judge
was interested in a law firm which
practiced before his court. Editor
Geizentanner will secure legal ad-
vice here with a view OF fighting
the execution of tn courts order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20

,hnRNAN CHRISTMAS CAKE ~- SOLDIER iSeoducts one would expect under the \ E22lncumstances. The Bavarian peasant, TIT example, is fair type of the nv S3e original as he is pictured in the l1rman comic weeklies. A Munich sxitress carrying q well grouped
 Snch of foam capped steins of the
 Average for which Munich Is cele- GiRAted at home and abroad, even If I1SS does suggest Salome q trife, Is de- eidedly lifelike, while the saluting ssl- TIT by his very attitude suggests that 6iam capped steins and sentry duty do M asslmilate very well.
 The German authorities have done much to encourage the toynaking in- 6nstry. particularly by collecting toys
 rnm all the world that the toymakers snirht acquaint themselves with the ~rnts and peculiarities of foreign ,rerkets. The wooden animals of the .,ss+ ". have been eclipsed by the me- sss.n,cal toys. submarine boat ~h,ch sinks into the water and risaa
 s..sn all with one charge of soda
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
GIFTS EASY TO MAKE.
ideas For Christmas Any Needlevve-
 man Can Carry Out.

ideaa For Christmas Any NeedIewe-
 man Can Carry Out.
 Among the new fancy articles that are being made for Christmas is a folding hatrack which very much re- sembles a candlcstick shade. A semi circle is first cut out of buckram u: tailor's canvas. the outer edge being twenty-two inches and the height five inches. It can be covered with denim colored linen or lowered cretonne and is bound with gold braid, which is glued on, or with silk braid to match the cover. Three clamps or hooks are sewed on the ends. and when these are fastened together the whole forms a cone on which the hat can rest on the table or the hatbox.
 Another acceptable gift is hand made medicine case. which would be found most useful when travelling. It is made of plain linen bound with re-. braid. Cut piece of the linen IA by 12 inches and fashion 1t so that it forms four well shaped flaps. Bind these with the braid. Then take about ten inches of red silk garter elas tic and stitch it to the center of tho linen in six different places. In the elastic put five two ounce bottles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
4 BRIDGE PURSE.
A Useful Trifle to Carry When Praying
 tic Game.

A Useful Trifie to Garry When P,=y,ns
 the Game.
 As there is no sign of the fascinat. ing game of bridge losing it's attrac. tions for smart society. the bridge purse seen ill the illustration will be an acceptable gift for the girl who likes to make her game more exciting by playing penny or so point To make the purse commence with SJ chain. miss 1 chain. 1 double into every stitch. 1 chain turn,
 Second rowl double into 10 stitch es taking up i'll this and every TOW the two top threads, ? chain miss 2 double, then 1a double into the next 12 double. chain turn.
 Third row--12 double , into the 2 chain of last row. 70 more double. chain turn; repeat these last two rows until you have work ed % rows alto setjler -- tha. is. B stripes - then double into end of stripe, i treble iuto next stripe a. double into next stripe *, l double into next. , treble into next ', repeat three times. ] double into next. i treble into next double into next lthe last stripe, and fasten cf'this is the righ, side then fold together and sew up on the wrong side.
 Then for the chain loops:
 Cut off length of silk about five yards and with 1t crochet l donbls un to the inside of the purss on the right hand side 2J chain. draw through tfa first loop of chain, , double on to the ring, 25 chain. draw thread through the next loop, , chain on purse. and repeat until all the loops are filled ithis requires q little care so as not to get the thread entanglet'. but it sav'-' breaking off and threading in the cue every time,; then do double crochet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
Odd Christmas Cakes
A GERMAN NOVELTY.

~ ERMANN for many years has
 been the land of Christmas nov
 cities. and each year the kai
 ser's ingenious toy. candy and cake makers devise some oddity which proves irresistible in turing small or great sums from the pockets of Yule tide shoppers. One of the latest ma hias is for quaint and numerous Christ mas cakes, which are literally cartoons in sugar and dough. The cakes are decorated with all sorts of funny fig ures made of colored sugar and in many instances are not the crude ar,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20

A PRETTY SILK PURSE to nicely cover and i'll up the ring, fasten off and neatly run in the ends of silk. Fold the ribbon and sew on to the top of tine ring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
DARN1xo COTTON HOLDER.

DARNIN0 COTTON HOLDER.
 These can easily be obtained from any druggist. The two cross flaps are in ished with a button and buttonhole.
 A alarming cotton holder is mos, welcome git to mother. Two oval pieces of cardboard, about four and a half inches long by two and half inches wide. are covered with lowered cretonne or any odd pieces of silk and lining of white.. Two sp0ols of darn ing cotton, one black and the other white. arc placed between the two pieces and held there by piece of rib bon. which passes through the center of the spools and the upper and lower ipieees of cardboard. being tied finally in large how at the top.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
MATERIALS REQUIRED.

One ba. of crochet silk. any colo, preferred.
 One yard and quarter of narrow nbbon to. match sIk. One small ivory ring. 4 few steel crochet neeAes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
MATERIALS RBQuHA

0AI IDoUskS UDvVSnoo& O.eeighth yard of cretoane. Oneeigh'h yard of china ik. One piece of easdbosd One spoM of blaek damas ees,aa. One spool of whte dsfuins en.toA t.aH yard 4 6bboa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
MARKET STRONGER,
CLOSE WAS FIRM

New York, Dec. A.--Prices started
strongly upwards in the opening deal
ings in stocks today, number of She.
low prices sharing with the usual mar
ket leaders Il prominent place In the
dealings.
Representative stocks Of all classes
were bought on a liberal scale. espec-
tally Great Northern preferred ana
Northern Pacific. Business was active
and prices rose steadily on 4 constant
ly widening market. Gains of a point
or more were general.
Great Northern prererred advanced j
points, Wabash preferred rs. Northern,
Pacific, Louisville Il Nashville, Rock Is
land preferred and Chesapeake y ono
2, Union Pacific. III anu New oIS Gsh-
trail and Amalgamated Copper h;;;;.,,,
fractional gains. but the market became
gutter and the tone IN general was
steady. but with u check to the adVanc-
ing tendency.
Bonds were strong.
Fluctuations were restricted INC
traders apparently ASSUMING Mal ,,.nii
attitude The morning GAINS ,t we're of Meif
made to revive activity III the market.
Heavy buying of Wabash preferred was
a feature. that issue advancing as, ana
low-prlced stocks generally We're in de-
creased demand. Prices of the usual ac-
tive stocks were not much altered.
The market closed firm and strong III
spots New stock took up the advance.
but there was FREQ realizing and q rSac-
ton running from l to II points. Wa
bash preferred was carried up nm eX-
the ONO aom nna T asa G Pae
2is. american Tobacco preferred ga and
Denver & Rio Grande x. When prices
steadied the trading became extremely
quiet, but turned active again on Inc
rntly i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
SEVEN TROUGHS
new MILL. PLANS.
Buckhorn Company Decides to
Erect Individual
Crusher.
------.---------------
RECENT MILL TESTS CAUSE
Rumor of Wihuja Strike Is Verified by
Later Reports from the
District.
RECENT MILL TESTS CAUSE.

y Aside from the reports of sensational
discoveries during the past week in the
leased properties of the Seven Troughs
Kindergarten ground, there is q report
to the effect that the Buckhorn, now
well towards the completion of It's first
mill test, Mt the Kindergarten mill. has
decided to put its own reduction plant
In operation, and there is every indi-
cation that the spring will find a third
small stamp mill at work in the dis
trict.
The decision of the Buclthorn people
to erect their own mill is said to have
been reached by reason OF the showing
of the mill test, which has been OF such
nature as to convince them that the
erection of mill for the handling OF
I3uckhorn ores Is an economic neces-.
sity.
Mention was made few days ago
In these columns of rumor to the
effect that the Wihuja lease in Kin
dergarten ground had made strike
on enc of the lower levels from which
the Kindergarten mill was being sup
piled with some very high grade ore.
Latest reports from the district are to
the effect that the strike is boni fide,,
and that the Wihuja Is givin every
premise of becoming one of tho great
properties OF the district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
SENATOR HEYBURI
FEELS CONFIDENT.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 4.-When
Senator Hepburn was asked today
for information regarding the sena-
torial situation in idaho, he said:
have observed appearing in some
Idaho papers an anonymous coinmuni-
cation purporting to have been written
by member elect of the Idaho lesls-
lature, indicating some uncertainty
as to whether or not j will have the
support of all the Republican members
of the legislature at the Approaching
session. Immediately after the re-
cent election / left idaho for Wash.
ington in order to participate in the
deliberation of the joint committee on
revision of the laws of the United
States holding daily sessions. feeling
absolutely confident of the loyal sup
port of every Republican member OF
the legislature in favor of my cam
didacy for reelection. My record i'll
the senate was endorsed by the state
convention and various county conven-
tlons and I have received assurances
of approval of my work here i'll behalf
of Idaho, and her interests from lead
ing Republicans of every section of the
state as well ls Republican newspa-
pers. My candidacy was an
issue in the recent campaign
and it was generally known that
the Republican candidates for the legis-
lature If elected would vote for my
reelection, so I have no reason to be-
lieve there will be any opposition to
my election for another term. l am
not disturbed by the intimation con-
tanned in the letter referred to of pos
sible opposition, feeling confident as
do, of the friendship and loyal support
of every Republican member of the
legislature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
BINGHAM
HAS new LEDGE
Inspection Party stumbIes Upon
Outsider sampling the
Discovery.
WAS ACCIDENTALLY EXPOSED
Sam III. T'rcloar Accepts Management
OF Property and Will Assume
Duties ut Once.


OF late the attractions of the utah
mining field have appealed more
strongly than ever before to the MN
ing mcneof other states with the re-
sult that there has been something
Of an influx of foreign talent, of when
Montana has been supplying its fuii
share.
Among those who recently have cast
their lot in with the Mining me ~
Utah IS Sam H. Treoar, whose VISIT
to the property of the Bingham Butte
some ten days ago, has resulted IN ms
making u permanent arrangement 70
take ND his residence here ana assume
the management OF the property.
At the time of the visit of investiga-
ton to the Bingham property, MI. Y re- Re,
loar was especially fortunate, both Win
respect to time and circumstance, m
asmuch as it was during this time that
new ledge, previously unsuspected.
was accidentally discovered, winch may
prove of great value.
In walking over the property. the
party passed through cut made BY
the railroad of the Utah Copper com
pany, and in This, back of what Is
known as the Caledonia vciN, man
was noticed quietly taking o sample.
which led To the more careful noting or
the character OF the material which
had excited his curiosity, and later,
during the same day, when the pres
ident of the company was applied to
for Il lease, covering the section, where
the samping had been done, tho char
acter of the discovery became known.
and one of the early undertakings of
Manager Treloar, will be the devel-
opment of the newly discovered ledge.
A season OF great activity upon the
assumption Of the duties of manager
by Nir. Treloar, is anticipated, and
interested ones are very hopeful Of
many good things from the Bingham
Butte in consequence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
GOODS CHECKS NOT GOOD,

4.
James NJ. Mcouade, aged As years,
farmer residing near Provo. and man
giving the name of Charles f. Good,
were arrested last night by Patrolmer
Carey and Lyon OH the charge of at
tempting 10 pass bogus checks Nc
Quade came into town yesterday and
apparently had some money. He start
Cd out to see the sights ana fen IN
with Good. The two visited nulncr-
Gus saloons and drank until both were
pretty we'll intoxicated. Then. it IS
alleged, Good produced n nulnbc;. or
worthless checks and suggested thar
they cash them as both were running
short OF funds. McQuade is said 10
have entered into the scheme willingly
aud after they had passed one or two
check and were trying to get renl
money on the others. they Were taken
into custody. Good admitted that the
checks were forgeiies and that he ox-
eCutcd them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
GOLD CIRCLE SPECIMENS.
Handsome Display OF Gold Dust and
Picture Rock Attracts Attention,

One of the hnndsomest small displays
of gold specimens from Nevada, ever
seen here. is i'll the window of Hard
wiclis near the stock exchange.
The display is from the Queen prop
erty OF Gold Circle and consists OF
dust, said TO have been rocked out OF
the surface dirt, at the rate OF one and
quarter ounces an hour, by single
man and a crude rocker The hand
some part Of the display, and one
which naturally attracts the most
attention. is the gold quartz specimens
some Of them more gold than quartz,
nuggets III fact. and the larger pieces
Of porphyritic quartz. imbedded in
which are the masses of gold, in both
fakes and wire-like stringers.
1t is not to be supposed that the
property from which the specimens
came contains any great body of the
material, but the display as one of
specimen rock and gold, is very attrac-
tive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
STOCK MARKET rs DULL.

& u. u.s. y "a Il . +. . 3
Transactions on the stock board at
the regular session this morning were
somethine after the style of the pro-
verbal hens teeth. Business was dull,
though prices remained firm, and the
market was what niight9be called firm,
but very dull.
4 The little furry which marked the
trading in Nevada Hills yesterday, ow-
Ing to II reported strike in the mine,
had evidently exhausted itself by the
time trading opened this morning, and
only few sales We're recorded.
There seems to be some sort of an
effort being made to sustain recent
speculative values In Iron Blossom bS
&unverified rumors from the property.
indicating that the management is an
ticipatng the breaking OF an ore body
+ In the near future. and while the rise
Iii the stock owing to the buying of
yesterday, was maintained this morn
ling. sales We're few, indicating that the
bull movement of yesterday cannot
be sustained without something more
than speculative reasons
d %, L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
MINING BUREAU ASSURED.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 3.-The American
Mining congress was today informed
that the government would establish
the bureau of mines, and that j. H.
Richards of Boise, Idaho, would be
madeFthe head Of the bureau Judge
Richards president of the congress,
upon being informed of the matter, at
once declined the honor. saying that he
was not qualified to fill the position,
and he would regard his appointment
as fatal mistake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
SUIT AGAINST NEW HAVEN
RAILROAD CO. EXPEDITED

Boston, Dec 4.-The certificate of Atty.
Gen. Bonaparte requesting that the
governments case to compel the New
Haven Railroad company to relinduish
It's holdings of stocks or the Boston 4
Maine railroad be expedited was grant
ed today by three Judges of the United
States circuit court and the contention
OF the attorneys of the railroad that the
expeditinE act is unconstitutional was
oyerruled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
CHURCHES or C1IRIsrIAN AMI.

Philadelphia. Dec. 4.-Home missions
and evangislism wore the principal
federal council of the churches of Chris-
tian America, which is meeting in With
erspoon hall in this city. The latest
report Of the secreary of tho council
shows that g, of the Christian bodies in
the United States holding to historical
and evangelical Christianity are now
represented in the council, tho object
of which is to ring the churches in the
United Service for Christianity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
TIE MORNING CuHB.

Three sales marked the unlisted stock
trading at the open session of the stock
exchange this morning. Ohio Copper
selling at s5.35, East Crown Point at
lax and Bingham Central Standard at
81. Uinta Treasure Hill was offered
at so. Ely Witch at 80 with "a offered
and Mineral Flat received a bid of lay
Beyond the sales and quotations noted
there was nothing doing, and the open
session was q very short one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

Friday Dec. a, 1908.
Amalgamated Copper 5..l 80 % =. Is
American Car & Foundry $500 40 AZ Is
8 a I1,nrica N L Locomotive .ltoo; 70
Am. Smelling & Refining Go. .s;.sS
Am. smelling st& Refining. pfd, bid lo6A
American Sugar Refining ..l 100
Anaconda Mining co. ..5-.... 9. z 9est
AtChiSOn -. - :. - i, a. q
Atchison, pfd =. !. ~ os,S
p.Iti,nore 4, Ohio ENTHUSIASTICALLY -
brooklyn Rapid Transit ...-,.. :. ,; oess
canadian Pacific ....ltI ~
(thesapeake & Ohio ............ 80. .oast
chicago Northwestern .-...-.......!to st
Chicago. Mil & ST. Paul .'.... l sn,E
Colorado Fuel & Iron 8......'....' ~ ~;
Colorado e. Southern ...........i.. u rs; e
Delaware & Hudson. .. :. i ~ +;
Denver g. Rio Grande ............. sos
Denver & Rio Grande pfd........... a,;s
Erie ............ ..2.,s... : otat
Great Northern pfd. .l4tlS
Great Northern Ore ctfs.... , g
Illinois Central = - nc no y
International P.,per ....-........ $3.50 - ~
Interborough- Met......... ........'. 81, ~
lnterborough- Met, pfd.............,,Sa ~:
louisville Il Nashville. ........... 20. 20:
Missouri Pacific ..............'...'' ~ "o2s
Missouri, Kansas & Texas ........9a
National Biscuit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o. o. ~
National Lead ...,.........,....... 90
New York Central ...............llaA
,1os,,,o,,.E p.cific .142B
Pacific Mail :. ao =
I,oi..i,,'. "a, .100&
I I,.S S.aeI f,o,. $3.50
ni,I,,s,.s,, p,1ace Car .172H
Reading .........1.s.s...'. -. 81 osM y
Rock Island Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Rock Island Co, pfd. ..........'. az. ea;s
Southern Pacific ..................'idioo ga
Southern Railway .....-........... 49, =
Union Pacific ..........,...'..' 'ie KS
limited States Steel .............. oofs
United states Steel pfd.......... eo's
Wabash .... .................. -
Western Union ...............-'' =. c es7a
Standard OH ............. ..'.''''''o'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
WEBER KING INCORPORATES.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Dec. 3.--Articles OF incorpora-
ton were fled yesterday by the Weber.
King Mining company. The company
has its place of business here, but
owns mining claims in Morgan coun-
ty. It is capitalized at $4,000 divided
into 100000 shares at the par value Of
five cents. The incorporators are John
Roysa, Logan; I. Barlow, Sem, Woods
Cross;EJ w. Taggart, Jr.. OF Ogden;
Susie Barlow and E. T. Barlow, Lo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04

AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel Con. LOO at ".
Black Jack Con. 500 at II.
Bullock, 500 ut g.
iron Blossom con, 100 at 200: $40 a
>. 62Is; 400 at 2.55, 500 at 2.59la, seller
60.
King william, 900 at Al.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at "a
Nevada Hills. $50 at 2.12E; 300 at
2 .t2ts. buyer 30.
Sioux Con, 100 at 1,57l2.
Tetro. 200 at 1879
Uncle sam Con, $500 at "a: 800 at 81.
Utah Con-. 5000 at %.
Wabash, 900 al l6: 500 at l5la.
Yerington Copper, 5000 at re; 1000
at IA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
CONCENTRATES

7. A. Dunlap, general purchasing
agent for the Anaconda Copper Min
ing company has opened an office In
this city, 414 Dooly building. He is
important purchase contracts
here for his company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
WARD ENTERTAINMENT

Eighteenth Ward--A minstrel show
will be given by the members of the
Eighteenth ward on Thursday evening.
Dec. 10. The management of the show
is in the hands Of Win James and
John Giles The end men will be By
ron Whitney and Lester Saville.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
Mining Co s Attention.

We repair and rewnd burned-o
motors Special attention to out of
town business. All work guaranteed.
wasatch Electric Service Co., No 4s
Post Office Place. Bell phone. main 2216.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

+. T.
Nov, york Dec. 4.-Money on call
steady 2@A per cent ruling rate 21a
closing bid az and offered at 21a. Time
loans a shade tirmer and pretty active:
so days 3 per cent; 90 days 1904; +
months 8 u.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 3a @
Az per cent.
Sterling exchange, weaker with act
lal business in bankers bills at asa. 40
for 60 days bills and at 4.S6.a5 for de-
nland.
Bar silver, 4S.
Mexican dollars d5.
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds higher.
BANIBERGER EXPRESS
Calls for and makes five deliveries
daily in Salt Lake and Ogden.
Phone, 159.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04
CHANGE IN TIME o. S. L.

Effective Sunday, December 9Th. O..
S. l. train No. for Butte, Portland
and intermediate points Will leave Salt
Lake at 1915 p. m. instead of Has.