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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-12
BUILDING MILL
IN ARIZONA
-----------------------
Material for Building and Equip
ment Purchased by Utah
Arizona Company.
PIPE FOR WATER LINE SHIPPED
Manager Il. g. Burton Returns from
Camp With Good Report
On Conditions.

One of the best evidences that the
officers of the Utah ARIZONA Gold & Sill
yer Mining company are striving ener-
Ectically to place that proposition upon
a paying basis as early as possible, ia
found In the fact that work Of mill con-
etruction IS to be pushed with vigor.
President Heber s. Cutler let n con-
tract today for 10000 feet OF 2-inch
pipe, through which the mill and camp
are TO be supplied with water; the sup
ply to come from the reservoir In which
the streams of two canyons have been
iinpounded. An order has been placed
also, for the lumber to be sued in the
erection of the building and II Will
probably be shipped not later than to-
morrow.
During the late trip of Manager La
fayette G. Burton TO the company's
mine. which is located in the Weaver
district, In Arizona. he succeeded in
buying a secondhand 10-stamp plant.
President Cutler says the plant has
been used but little; In fact 1t is every
DIT as good as new and taking into
consideration that 1t was bought at a
low figure, he feels that the company
has been saved considerable money.
or course said Mr.. Cutler, the
machinery will be thoroughly over
hauled and 1t may be necessary to add
some more 10 1t. but by the time we
are ready TO begin ore treatment we
Will doubtless have thoroughly mod
ern mill in every respect. Mr.. o.
Rourke, the mill superintendent. Is in
charge of the mill construction and
has portion of the equipment on the
ground and Mr.. Burton reports that the
excavations for the building are al
ready finished.
MI. Burton returned to the city a
few days ago and seems to be we'll
scatisfied with conditions there and
mas expressed the utmost confidence
that we have property that is going
10 respond very literally"
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CONCENTRATES.

The Inlay Mining company has car
load of ore at the Independent smelter
near Ogden.
The assessment on the Silver King
Consolidated stock is delinquent. The
30th inst Is sale day.
Herman Barnett is back from MAX
ing an inspection of the Cedar Mining
company's properties in Beaver county.
Manager NJ. c. Morris OF the Horn
Silver and Cupric mines In Beaver
county is out on an inspection trip to
those properties.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
g. Company We're: Crude ore and con-
centrates. 10000; base bullion. $4,000.
A report comes from Milford to the
effect that steps are being taken in the
direction of a reorganization of the
Estella Mining company,
Directors of the Wabash Mining COM
pany have called on shareholders for
another assessment of 10 cents per
share, which becomes delinquent July
10
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rough. : $50; good to choice ~ 80
as 10: pigs. i.3o q 30; buik OF safes
sheep---Recoipts about 5000. market
strong. Natives. 3 tom5 30; western.
3. 4015. 40; ycarllngs. 5000. tvi
lambs, s5WG.6o; western. 4.bod6' 90.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city juno fs.-No livestock
market today account Of high waters.
OMAHA.
Omaha, June f2,-Cattle--R Receipts,
500: market strong Native steers, 3 80
a 100; cows and heifers. 3.5OW@oO;
western steers. 3.75r6.1O Texas steers,
soOI5.4o- range COWS and hei l,, s sIS
feeders a.00df 300. calves, 300G625;
bulls and stays. 2.7'd5,25.
Hog -Receipts, $500; market 10 to
t5c higher. Heavy, 5l5M SEQ; mixed,
s. I0mb.55; lights b3OW5.5o; pigs, 4,25
q 500: bulk. b.45d 500.
Sheep--Receipts, 2,400; market steady.
Yeariings, 4god5.50; wethers, f.50g
$50; ewes, 5Oo@525; lambs, 6.5o@6,io.
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STOCKS WENT DOWN
ALL DAY LONG

New York, June I2.--opening prices
OF stocks showed dropping tendency
but the declines were limited to small
fractions for The more active Issues and
sales were insignificant in volume.
An outbreak OF liquidation in Union
Pacific, 81. Paul. Reading, the Erie and
Hin stocks impaired extreme weakness
TO the market and there was sharp
decline la all directions. Sales were not
large, pricos erumbling away ON COM
paratiyely light offerings. Erie drop
ped rs, the first preferred 31s, the
second preferred IN, convertible a
bonds ~ ana the BIS 2, ST. Paul also
lost ~, Union Pacific "a and Reading
"a. Otncr losses ran from ] to Ia.
The pressure on Union Pacific new
bonds IN the outside market aud the
lack OF support for the stocks caused
apprehension that the closing Of the
subscription for the bonds marked d.
change of policy towards the market ny
important financial interests. Dealings
in the hrst hour were larger than yes
terday's total transactions. Prices
steadied after Erie had dropped 3M
the irst preferred AZ, tho second pre-
ferrcd 24.
Bonds were weak,
Some stocks went tribe lower than
IN the morning, including Union Pa
cifc, Reading and the nm stacks. hut
the rest OF the list was substantially
unchanged.
The downward movement was rcsum-
cd with violence and a majority OF the
leading stocks suffered losses 81 be-
tween and points. Union Pacific
broke to l43. loss Of ~, Delaware n
Hudson was down ~, Reading az, ST
Paul 3. aud the Inn stocks IN and
Canadian Pacific Southern Pacific, Rock
Island preferred and Amalgamatod Con-
per. American Smelling and National
Lead 10 2ih.
The market closed quiet and fairly
steady There was enough demand from
uncovered shorts 10 rally prices In the
leaders a point In the final hour The
prices adVanced The break In Erla
convertible b. bonds extended TO 81.
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NEW p1ooHE COMPANIES.
VIII Develop Property Near the Big
BonanZas,

Two new mining companies have
been recently organized under Nevada
laws to operate in the camp of Phoebe.
one of them Is known as the Raymond
Phoebe Mining company. and has ac-
CURED property adjoining the domains
of the Ohio-K kentucky Consolidated.
The officers are o. w. Powers, prcsi-
dent; Thomas Marloneaux. vice presi-
dent, j. w. Mckinley, secretary and
treasurer; who, with r. II. and Rich
ard Chope, constitute the directorate.
rhe company IL capitalized for L.
900 900 shares. one fourth Of which have
been left in the treasury
The Eastern Prince Gold & silver
Mining company. has acquired a group
of claims adjoining the Prince Con-
solldated 1t, too, has 100000 shares
OF capital stock 100000 shares being
set aside as treasury stock Thomas
MarioneauX is president: O. W. Powers,
vice president, j. w. ScKinley. Sec
rotary and treasurer; who, with II, III.
and Richard Chope, are directors
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 12.-The wheat mar
ket TO-DAY opened strong because OF more
rains In Kansas which offset lower ca
bles from Liverpool Offerings we're
limited. July wheat opsled 4 10 "a
higher 1T Stss to S7ss and sold at ~.
The corn market was strong partly
in sympathy with wheat, but the lack
of offerings was also a potent factor
July corn was unchanged to u higher
at 67h to 67.s and sold at bIS.
The oats market was strong. fht
which was bought freely by shorts. 9th
or deliveries were quiet. July oats OPEN
ed Is higher at 421t and sold at 49,.
The provisions market was strong in
sympathy with grain and because OF an
advance of Zoe in live nogs. July pork
was to Toe. higher at II 10 TO II 10
Lard was 5@71sc. TO I II a loo. higher
at SIS to s.s7la. Ribs were a shade
TO I Y a loo. higher at 7.76@7 sag
Close-Wheat-- SSL 1SS%; Sept. So
9S5M; Dec, ssQssls
corn-July, 67A; Sept. 6eB' Dec,
so 6ats3 4. AIS old M. is7; s$ July, a.
Pork-July IL 10; Sept, IA as.
Iard-July 17h; Sept. S.s2h to
Ribs-Juf1y, 7.75; Sept. 7.s7la az. gu.
Rye-Cssh. 7SG7g.
Barley-Cash. 4sa54
Timothy-Sept., 3 so.
Wheat--A reaction occurred about
noon on realizing sales, and July de-
clined to S7h. Later rally took place
because of damage reports from tie
The close was strong with July Il
higher at SSA.
Corn-Prices eased off in the latter
half of the day, July declining to g.
changed to 67A.
EVAPORATED FRUITS.
New Yrk. June livery little bust
4 rod In roll
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax, 100 at SO.
Black Jack. 2,2se at 10; 1900 at 10;
1000 at "a.
Carlsa. 100 at a; 100 at 49, 300 at AZ.
Colorado 300 at s.97ih: 400 at 400
Crown Point. 1000 at 80; 500 at 80;
5000 at 31's: $500 at 81.
DAILY West, 80 at Hoo.
Ibex4 800 at 10.
Indian Queen, 1900 at "a. 1000 at
13ia: 1000 at IA, seller SO.
Little Chief, 1000 at H.
Iron Blossom. 200 ut 2.2o; 900 at 2I71a,
seller so: 1000 at 2.1Th; 100 at 300 seller
so; 1900 at 2221a, buyer so.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at As.
May Day, 400 at 43i2.
Mountain Lake, 100 Mt &c. buyer 60;
800 DIT So; 100 at SO; $500 at So, seller
so.
Nevada Hills 100 at 200.
Scottish Chief. 1000 at Z.
Seven TrOughs, 1000 at 25
South Swansea, 200 at 40: 1000 at 40.
buyer so.
Sioux Con. 2.4oo at 100. 900 at 90;
400 at t.021s / 100 at LOS: l 400 at 1,07h;
1.50O at Ito, buyer 30.
Utah Con. 400 at II; 1900 at 1915.
Victor Con, 1000 at Is; 1000 at i51s
1000 at 10. seller so; 800 at IS; 200 at
1871.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 1900 at 73.
Columbus, 500 at l.32la. buyer co. 200
at i.32ia; 100 at 1.3O; 300 at 1.27k.
Crown Point, 1,50O q Si1s.
Carlsa. 100 nj Al.
Colorado. 100 at 400.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 222s, buyer so;
100 at 2.20; 1000 at 2.1715; 800 at els;
LOO at 2.12id.
Mammoth. 100 at 1870
New York. 1000 at Is.
Sioux Con, 100 at i.02la; $50 al Los.
South Swansea. 500 at 49, buyer 30.
South Columbus Con, 500 at SIS. buyer
so.
Utah Con. 500 at l71s; 100 at 10.
Scottish Chief. 1000 at I.
Uncle Sam. 100 at rs.
Wabash, 100 at IS.
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PRISONER HAD A MASK.

The police effected the arrest of Tom
Nolan and Il. p. Nelson this after
noon and are looking for a third man,
1t is believed by the police that the
capture of the pair is an important one,
though details as TO what charges may
be placed against them are withheld.
When searched at the police station,
Nolan was found to have knotted
that fit to nicely over
his head. and II is believed by the plain
clothes men that 1t was used by Nolan
as a mask. In the hope of landing the
third man, the police refuse 20 give out
any information they may have regard
ing the men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-12
BIG HILL COMPANY.
Application TO List Stock Has Been
Filed With Exchange.

The application OF the Big Hill Min
ing company was filed with the listing
committee of the mining exchange to-
day and In all probability. its stock
VIII be called in the regular list after
today. This company owns five claims
situated In the East Tintic district, the
development work done consists of
200 feet of shaft work and $50 feet OF
tunnels, The property is yet in the
prospective stage, but the location is
considered to be favorable for the de-
velopment of ead-sflver-copper ores
in commercial quantity. The treasury
of the corporation contains $2,100 In
cash and out of the 10000 shares of
treasury stock. 1lI,000 have been is
sued; while the total capitalization is
1,00O.0O0 shares. Jesse Knight is presi-
dent of the corporation
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SWANSEA EXTENSION.

The Swansea Extension Mining conf
pany was organized yesterday after
noon to operate property in the Tfntic
mining district consisting of an attrac-
tive group of claims situated between
the cd Swansea and OpeX mines. The
officers of the company are:
A. L. Thomas, president o, w. Pow
ers, vice president and Heber M. Wells,
secretary and treasurer The above,
with Joseph I.ippman and G. l.. Berry,
form the directorate of the new COM
pany The company is capitalized at
100000 representing 100000 shares
having par value of loo a share. A
total of $4,000 shares of stock is left
in the treasury as working capital.
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A RAwHIpE PIONEER.

Bert Seaboldt, one of the pioneers OF
Rawhide, Nevada, district is expected
to arrive in the city tomorrow and will
be met here by a party of English
capitalists who have come from abroad
to look over the mines of the Raw
hide district.
After taking few days rest, the
party Will proceed westward again,
Mr.. Seaboldt going along. The WISH
tors will be shown the Early Bird
property, which is being energetically
developed under the direction of Mr..
Seaboldt and which is said to be one
OF the most attractive propositions in
Rawhide
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 12.-Closc: Money
on call easy. ~ nj ~ per cent; rnl-
ing rate u closing bid / u per cent?
offered at ~ per cent.
Time loans qulct and steady; 60 davs
at "a per cent; 90 days ia AT eis
per cent; six months 81 at 3h per
cent.
Prime mcrcantailc paper 3H Mt 4
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bills M 3S6.S5 for
demand. and al 3S5,25 for 90 days.
Commercial bills 1Sf%.
bar silver, $685.
Mexican dollars, f7c.
Government bonds steady: raiIroad
bonds weak.
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BIG REALTY DEAL,
Ninety Acres for Building Sites Change
Hands in Sugar Ward

A big realty deal incolving 80 acres
was consummated today with the pcr-
chase of 80 acres situated just east OF
the Crsmon farm. by Frank Y. Taylor,
Moses W. Taylor, George Nj. Cannon,
Tina b. Cannon and John NJ. Whit
aker. The amount involved is With
neld. II is proposed to plat the prop
erty In connection with the 24o acres
owned by the Church adjoining and
the lots are to be placed on the mar
ket at once. The property is situated
east and south Of the state prison.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Iron Blossom and Sioux Con. Weak
Closing Quotations.

The market for mining stocks stea-
died down very perceptibly today.
Prices reacted and the enthusiasm over
the leaders of last week has subsidized.
Iron Blossom opened weak and closed
in that condition. whom sales were re-
corded down to $2.12ia Sioux Consoll-
dated dropped Ia si.02i6. recovering 10
WHO. while Crown Point held steadlly
around 81 and 30 cents. There were
>Snie heavy offerings of Columbus Con-
solidated on the regular call with a
drop in prices as the result. Mountain.
Lake and South Swansea closed lower
and Victor Consolidated remained IN
good demand at better prices Among
the unIisteds. East Tintic Consolidated
az Z; East Crown Point. at AZ Mineral
Fiat, AT 15h: Thompson at 49, and
Silver King Coalition at 81.
The closing quotations and sales
were;
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Nd DIED =. .............
STOLE HORSE AND BUGGY.

While Mr.. and Mrs. Preston j. Cam
non were at the theater last night, some
one stole horse ana buggy belonging
to Mr.. Cannon. When the latter lett
the theater he was surprised ia mud the
OUTFIT gone. He notified this police and
all night officers looked for the rig
This morning II was found IN front OF
De Long K SMITHS blacksmith shop on
east First South street and returned
TO Mr. Cannon The thief was not ap-
pretended.
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GoDIvA OF TINTIc.
Old TiDtlc Mine to be Placed on the
Active List Again

The Godiva Mining company is to be
reorganized AT special meeting called
for July s. it is proposed to increase
the capital stock TO 100000 shares.
from 5000 shares. the present capitali-
cation. II Is evident that some new
blood has been infused into this old
time organization and that plans have
been outlined to make an active propo-
sition out of II again. In the early
days of Tintic. and up to a few years
ago. the Godiva mine was regular
shipper and dividend payer.
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MORNING STAR GROUP.
Hatfield and Associates Buy
A Controlling Interest.
Special Sorrespondence.

hptNiui
Provo, June l1.-William Hathsld
and Grant Bagley have returned from
Newhouse where they have been
inspecting the property of the Morn
ing Star Mining company. This COM
pany is incorporated for 100000 and
has 100000 shares OF treasury stock
w. II. Ray and Co. and William Hat
field having purchased $4,000 shares,
with that which they already had,
gives them controlling interest The
property Is regarded as an excellent
prospect, showing rich traces of lead
and silver and is located within one
mile of the railroad. Arrangements
have been made with the Beaver
Power company for power. The
offices of the company are located in
Provo.
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BURGLAR TOOK NOTHING

Last night the residence OF II c. Al
len, SOB west First South street. was
entered by thieves who got into the
place through the back door by means
OF n skeleton key. The fam y was
away at the time and the place was
thoroughly lansacked hut nothing was
taken 20 far as known
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

William a. Boggcs to Ephraim
Grifith, lots 10 and IA, Union
NJ. X Bradley TO Helen u. Van
Horn, part lots j and s, block
Samuel karer 10 r i, speidlor,
lot 2. block 3. Park Place ...
John kearns 10 William NJ. Scott,
part LOT 9. block 80, plat A..
John Darius 10 Francis NJ. Sweet,
part lot 2, block - plat c.. o.
Francis NJ. Sweet 10 Arthur A.
Sweet part lot 2. block 0, plat
Herman Harms to YIN, Mckee v
part lot 3, block 5s. plat ID M 81
i. q Hoffman 10 Nellie MulvehilI.
part lot q, block 81. plat A.. A
James H. Maxwell 10 William IA.
Maxwell part lot 4, block 81.
l0-acre plAe Az. ........
WIN. a. Slade 10 The Jordan Val.
Icy Dry Farm company, land
In section township 4 south.
range west ,....,,......
Niels Hansen 10 the Jordan Dry
Farm company, land IN section
70, township south, range /
Edward b, wicks to n. i. camp.
bell; Its etc. block 2. city
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LIVESTOCK.
cIfIcAGO.

Chicago, June l2.--cattle ~ Receipts
about 5000, market strong BeAves d 90
~ Z 20; TeXanR 4 60n5 so: westerns.
60N6 Oo' stockers and feeders. . 60p
calves, i.SOMG.eb
Hogs Receipts about 10000. market )
10 lOe. higher, Lights, s $500. sc: mix
ed, 5'Sogo,7ahi heavy, s.s5Q6.7O;
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
DAVIS DAILY COPPER.
REIMBURSEMENT of Affairs OF Company
Being Arranged.

Buston. June l2.--Conferences are be-
Ing held by the directors OF Davis Daily
Estates Copper company looking TO the
reimbursement Of the affairs of that
company whereby new funds for work
ing capital viii be provided. While the
plan is yet TO be finally perfected we
understand that stockholders OF the
present company viii be asked to sub
scribe to the shares. or new company,
whereby $l500.000 OF new money will
be provided. +. A. Heinze Is in Boston
and Is activee in planning rehabilitation
of the company's finances. The shares
were actively dealt In today on the New
York and Boston curbs and sold ut n
new level of IA. Boston houses Of
fered the stock freely In New York.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

George ovens travelling passenger
agent of the Delaware, Lackawanna
g. Western at Chicago. Ill. Is rail-
road visitor to this city today.
S. V. Derrah. assistant general
freight agent of the Rio Grande is eX-
pected home from Denver In u day
or So Mr.. Derrah went TO the city
of Lights on business.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.
Big Hill. 1000 AT llls.
Black Jack, 1.iOO at 72 500 at 70. buy
er 60.
Bovard Strike. 100 at 20.
Carisa. 200 at Al.
Con. Mercur, 500 at 80.
Crown Point, $500 at 30M.
Indian Queen. 1900 at i3ls; 300 AT H.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 2.O7h; 500 at
2.05. 400 at 207ls. seller 60: 900 AT 10
Lower Mammoth, 100 at As.
Mountain Lase. LOO at so: 200 at 81;
300 at So. buyer 60; 200 at 81. seller 60;
900 NJ SO, seller SO. 500 ~ SO, 800 at 81,
buyer 30.
New York. 1000 at Is.
Scottish Chief 1000 at az.
Seven Troughs, 200 AZ %,
Sioux Con, 5000 at LOS, 800 az l.02is
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GOLDFIELD.

Sandstone. go bid. Col. Mt. IL bid;
Jumbo Ext 2s bid. vernal 3 asked;
Pennsylvania, 2 asked Kendall 10
asked; Booth 15Gl6; Blue Bell, sos;
Adams. 4@5; Silver Pick. is asked;
May Queen. s bid. Nevada BOY, o
asked; Black Butte Ext, bid: Blue
Bell. 4G6: Dixie. 142; Goldiield Col
umbia. asked; Hibernia, asked, 81.
Ives, 2S asked. Conqueror. 800; Black
Rock. / bid; Lone star, SAL 9; Won
der. asked: orc. I bid; Kendall Ext,
2 asked; Sandstone Ext. 1@3; Mayne,
! bid; Atlanta 17@1S; CT. Bend, 2bq
81; Empire, bid; Red Top Ext, ia
s; Florence, 3.10mS.12ia; D'feld 3. b
Cons. 16 bid; Goldfeld Daisy, 7647I;
Comb. Fraction 1906; CT Bend Ext
4 bid; CT. Bend Annex, bid; Mill
town, Q bid; b. 3. Bonanza, ] bid;
Kewanos. bid: Esmeralda, asked;
Il r. Mohawk. is bid Red Hills. $50
49, Mohawk Ext. bid: L. Dillon. 2
bid; Y. Tiger, S@10; Grandma, 4@6:
Goldfield Con, 5.47i2 1850; D'held
Triangle. .O36 O4; Coming Nation,
asked Florence Extn., is asked.
BULLFROG.
Original. lag; Bullfrog Mining,
3 bid; Mont. Bullfrog, asked; Ma
tional Bank, 5d6; l.. Harris, / asked;
bid; Gold Bar. 3; Bon
ME Glare, 5@9; Mayfiower Cons, a
g. Montgy. Sho. Ext, 1@2: Montgy.
Mt, bid: Homestake Cons - bid;
Tramp Cons. bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. 9@1O; Mani. Min.
Co. asked; S. Humphrey 3 asked.
Dexter. asked; Mustang, bid Lit
tie Gray, : as; Cow Boy, / asked;
Broncho. az; j. Jack, 4 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills, EOS asked; Pittsburg
sill. Peak. LIS bid; Round Min, 100
bid, Eagles Nest, 10 bid; Rawhide
Regent, IS asked; Rawhide Burro, s
asked Hailstone. 6 asked; Original
74S.
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And market price win yet reach
$40. NEXT QUARTERLY DIyI-
DEND i7is CENTS DUE JUNE 90.
Books close June Goth. 10 GET
THIS DIVIDEND BUY NOW,
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co,
Rooms 5ig,bla Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81
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NO EASTERN QUOTATIONS.

owing To wire troubles. no quota
lions from New York ana Boston ex-
changes were received over the Pol
lock wires up To press time today.
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POLICE AFTER CHICKENS.

This morning a. J. Dickson OF sbi
kimball avenue. reported to the police
mat ms place was visited by chicken
thieves last NIGHT and two vallIabIe
hens weer stolen. The police are IN hot
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poLLocK METAL REpoRr.

New York. June l2.--The metal ex-
chang quotes electrolytic copper up u
OF n cent In asked price casting up y
In bid ana asked lake, unchanged;
market steady. Lake. l27s@l3; cleo
trulytic, l2.bs0l27s castng l3hd12$.
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ophir, 9,75@2.77M; Mexican. $50
40: Gould & Curry, - bid; CON Va,
55m SO; Savage, 81 432i Yellow jack
ct, SO asked: Belcher, 20 asked Con-
fdence, so asked Sierra Nevada. 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock & Company.
bankers and brokers. furnish the fol-
lowing from san Francisco on Nevada
stocks today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-12
UTAH MINE ORE.

The Utah mine OF Fish Springs mar
keted "A car Of ore yesterday, the con-
trolls showing Il TO contain 1853 ounces
IN silver. and AZ per cent lead The lot
consisted ~ SSis tons and brought 49,
1881.