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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-23
SALT LAKE WILL
GET THE TEMPLE
| Governor Appoints Delegates to
American Mining
Congress.
LITTLE DOUBT OF SUCCESS
LITTLE DOUBT OF SUCCESS
7 John Il. Dubois and Charles C. North
To Represent Utah at Pitts
burg Meeting.

H History repeats itself in matters APP
! pertaining to mining as We'll as to
other affairs, aud this has been amply
demonstrated by the attitude assumed
I by Denver regarding the erection of
the proposed mining temple there.
In 1904 there was something of u con-
7 test between Salt Lake and Denver to
secure the site for the temple, and the
city council here offered a 100000 site.
in good faith, looking to secure the
building for this city. Denver, a t that
time. however, came to the front witt
many large promises. regarding thu
raising of funds for the erection and
maintaining Of the temple and the
award followed these promises
The promises were as far as the mat
Etei' ever went, however. and now, once
more the Queen city of the plains has
failed TO make good, and has at last
said in so many words, that she don't
want it.
Considering all these things. ana the
fact that Salt Lake does want the
temple, Governor Cutler has appointed
John II. Dubois and Charles G.. North
Two We'll known mining men. and in
Sestors, to represent the state at the
American Mining congress to be con-
SNcned at Pittsburg next month. These
gentlemen will be given instructions to
DO everything in their power to secure
the temple for Salt Lake, and. as this
city is recognized as the logical place
Tor 1t, there ia&noW no longer much
doubt that il will come here
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Convention to he Held at Phillips
Church Friday and Saturday.

The Twenty-third annual convention
of the Utah State Sunday school con-
vention will be held at the Phillips
Congregational church, Nov. 27-2S with
the following program:
FRIDAY.
19O:15-Praise service DR.. E. v. Sill
YER.
1o:3o-Welcome, Rev. P. A. simp-
kin.
1o:4o-"The Relation of the Sunday
School to the Program OF Christian
ity'' by Rev. Herbert r. Hays.
11:00--Is IL Desirable and Practica-
bic to Grade the Sunday SCHOOL, by
Prof. j. H. Stearns.
11:20-Discussion.
11:40-NaminG OF committees.
2::30-Praise service, Rev. r. S. Nick
erson.
2:45--"The Teachers Meeting" by
Amounted King I Kings. IL to PIP.
3:3O-"The Obligation of the Teacher
to Both the Sunday School and the
Church." by Prof, J. a. Smith, Ogden.
7:30-Pralse service of song, r. J.
Lucas.
s:O0--"How to Promote the Spirit OF
Sabbath Observance in Our Sunday
'oGliOoia, hcN.e u. SHitllc1 S1DlLn, ITO
Vo
S:20-Hymn.
S:30-"Hindrances to Bible Study in
the Sunday School," Rev. Charles Il.
Perkins.
SATURDAY.
9:45-Praise service, Miss Maud Dit
mars.
1O:00-"Primary Work Organization.
Relation to Main School The Lesson"
Mrs. w. r. Core.
1o:40-"The Relation of the Boys
Club to the Sunday School," A. Q.
Adamson.
1:00-Dscussion.
1:20-Business. Reports from state
officers: reports from three committees:
place OF next convention; report; cleo
ton: closing exercises.
State ofiicers--President. Rev. Wild
man Murphy, American Fork, vice
president, Rev. R. S. Nickerson, Sandy;
assistant secretary, Miss r. NJ Dit
mars, Salt Lake City; member interna-
tional executive committee, Thomas
Weir, Salt Lake City; international
vice president. Prof. j. a. Smith, Og-
den.
Executive commitsee--Rev. Y. IA.
Dry. Smithfield; Rev. n. S. IClderkin,
Ogden: f. j. Lucas. Salt Lake CITY;
Rev. G. w. Martin, Manti; Miss NJ. A.
lseby, Yernal; Rev. e. C. Moore, Pro
No: Rev. r. w. Craven, Salt Lake City,
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e Z -
y, $50; market steady TO 1oc. higher
Beeves. .. Is. 20; Texans, s.iod4. SO; Vest
erns, 3.25M5.75; stockers and feeders,
2.io@4,so: cows and heifers, .tOao.2o;
calves. 5.50@72S.
Hogs Receipts about 1900; market .
to 10c. higher. Lights, 5.1oal5.go; mixed,
5.35ap6.15; heavy, o. 40lt6. 20; rough, Z. 40.
D. 60; good to choice heavy, o.G9I6.2o;
pigs, S.S5@5.15; bulk, 5.75MRl5.
sheep-.Receipts about 1900; market
steady. Native, 240..4.70; western, a.oaQ9
$50; yearlings. 4,U1dl4.S so; lambs. native,
3.75@G.0o; western, 3.15@6.oe
OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov. Observation-Disclosures, s.
go; market steady to a shade lower
westerns, 3.25Qp5.ao: Texas steers. 300
pp4.4D; cows and heifers, 2.5oI4:Su cali
ners. 2.Qo@2.7O; stockers ana feeders, 2. 10
@4.c0; caves S.00uo.75; bulls and stass,
.. % tp4.0o.
Hogs-Receipts, $3.50; market 8 to l0c.
higher. Heavy, 5.a5aSo6; mixed, 5.NW
80; lights, 5tDMs.s5; pigs, 3.5045.sS.
sheep Receipts. $500; market steady
to strong. HEARINGS, 4.4oQ5.N; lambs,
5.S5M6. %,
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MARKET ONLY
STEADY AND DULL

3
New York. Nov. 1S.--All stocks start
ca The week at lower prices, the de-
London. { NJ ri
a recovery set In almost Immediately
but there was little inquiry for stocks
closing.
With the working off of selling or
ders prices moved upwards, the traders
turning to the long side. Consolidated
Ga; rose 81, Tennessee Copper az,
Wisconsin Central / Il the Hartman and
Hill Pacfics and Canadian Pacific l. The
market was easier at noon.
Bonds were irregular.
Subsistence of the demand at the high
er prices gave a chance for the selling
interest, to carry prices down Slightly,
although dealings were light.
The market closely steady and duh. The
languor of the demand on the recov-
cry. from the excited selling OF stock
and prices We're carried back to below
Saturdays close but fell down to the
opening level. There was some slight
betterment of prices in the final deal
ings.
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BELLE GUINNESS LETTER.
Atty. Wordcn Mailing on Effort to
Identify Person Who Sent II.

Laporte. Ind, Nov. 2s.--Efforts are
making to learn the identity of the per-
son who sent to Atty. Worden today
from Michigan City letter signed
Mrs. Belle Guinness" and according
to it Mrs, Guinness would be found at
Michigan City address given in the
letter. The communication concluded
as follows:
IF you attempt to have me arrested
| will kill you. Come at 1890 o'clock.
Come at once. Call for Mrs McCon-
nell"
The defense in the trial of Ray Ram
nhere for the alleged murder of Mrs.
Guinness and her three children began
today the introduction OF the final bits
OF evidence in behalf of the prisoner,
the explanation being that the defense
would rest its case tonight.
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Rock. a.; Lone Star. sQa;sG. Wonder
Y asked; Potlatch, asked: ORC. 14Ul5;
Kendall Ext. ] asked; Atlanta, 2lG22;
C. o. D., 1904; ct. Bend, So asked; En-
5pire, 3 bid; Red Top Ext, T@S; Flor
Icnce, 4.521s@4.55; Diamondfeld b b..
Con-, HOB; Goldfeld Daisy. 9IM9S;
Comb. Fraction. 1.4212Gf.45; CT. Bend
Ext, ) bid; CT Bend Aunex, IMs: Mill
town, 6 bid; b. B. Bonanza, ! bid: Ike
wanos. IS bid; Esmeralda. . asked;
Portland, asked; Crackerjack 5G6; r..
Mohawk. 10 bid; Red Hills, 22123; Mo-
Grandma, bid; S. p. Ext. 2 asked; Y.
Rose. / bid; GoldfieId Con-, 6.S5 bid:
Dtield Triangle, 4@5; Gold Bar, 20 bid;
Coming Nation. 2 asked; Florence Ext,
IL bid
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, Nov. 2S.-Aloney on call
easy, y az per cent; ruling rate ~ J;
closing bid 1ls; offered at IA.
Time loans easier, 60 DAYS 8 per
cent; 80 days 3 per cent; six months
3la per cent,
Close; Prime mercantile paper 4@a
per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, with act
ual business in bankers bills at asa
n4,sa.lo for 60 days bills and 4.s6.S5
for demand.
Commercial bills. 4.ssa@3S.
Bar silver, 10 Is.
Mexican dollars, 45c
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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THE SCOTTISH CllIEF.
Timid Stockholders Treasured by En-
"inccr'S RCnOrt

Tinld ones among the stockholders
Of the Scottish Chief can take comfort
from the report submitted to the di-
rectors meeting of that company Sat
urday afternoon by Engineer j. w,
Wade. who heartily endorses the plans
of the present management, and APP
proves the driving of the long tunnel
about which, and its expense. some
little fea, has been entertained BY the
more cautions bncS
The officers elected at the annual
meeting, are; Frank Harris. president.
Ernest A. Trip, vice president, Hugh
Park. secretary and treasurer. L. r..
Kegler, n. L Hood, c. N. Dupont ana
Carl Schied directors.
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MANu.lTTAN GROUP IEAsED.

The Manhattan group OF claims Of
Eureka, close nelghbors OF the Bullion
Beck aud Gcnini, have passed by lease
to the National Development company,
holding syndicate of the Snyder broth
sets, Although the bond, in the trans
action has not been made public. it is
understood thatit covers a substantial
amount, and that under the terms Of
the lease development work is to start
at once and on Il good scale. 1t is the
belief among many that the old Man
haitian group Will be found the dividend
DaYers within the Ynnr
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SENATOR SHOOTS PLEDGE.

Senator Reed Smoot has wired the
committee representing the mine
owners Of Bingham, which has been
circulating a petition protesting
agains the taking of the tariff off of
lead, that he will use every means
within his power to retain the tariff
where it is. This message was re-
ceived this morning and now tho
entir Utah delegation in Congress
has gone on record as being ready to
back up the mining interests of the.
county in this important matter.
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CONCENTRATES.

The auditors report of the Elk Coal
company is out, and contains much OF
interest to the stockholders of that con-
Germ. It's affairs are shown to be in u
most satisfactory conditions, and a
high tribute is paid to those who have
had its affairs in direct charge.
II. Kenyon Burch mechanical engi-
ncer for the Miami Copper company,
OF Globe, Arizona, who is to have
charge Of the erection of the new mill
that company is shortly TO erect at
Miami, is at present visitor at Gar
field, where he is studying practical
conditions as they exist there
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Zinc, 25iE@27; Allouez, Ssm4o Az.
Coml.,, 37G1a; b. Coaln, 2sa a277s;
Gorbin, 2a7s a2s; 6, & H., ssoaeo; Cop.
Range. sOdGla: DAILY West, 101a@l1:
CRANKY, 1o41satOG; La Sale. 135s@141s: :
Mass 6A@7; Mohawk 5000; Miami
13MM: North Butte. S5s4GpS6; Osceola,
i20Ml22;; Quincy, g6dpla; II. l., 5A61s;
Shannon. l71a0D@: Trinity, 171aM1S;
Utah Con, A6la GrA; Tenn. Copper. 45@
46i Victoria. 1905; Wyandot,
aAW1s: Wolverine, 152 asked:
Royale. 244 Gpts Oil, 29AM30:
Adventure, SA@S1a: Arcadian, 5ssm5;
Atlantic, 1SA@1SM: r. c.. 16la 91Saa; c.
& A.. l19I119la; Cent, 34l&G35A;sG. NJ.
S5G1io; Franklin. 1IM1IA Greene Can
anea, 107s@11; Lake, 16A M16e4; Michi-
gan. 131sd4: Mexico Con, 6dl6k: No
vada Con-. 19m1gA: Old Dom, 571sGD
51!s; Parrot, 27a4 @2SM Ray Con, 81 q
Z; Santa He. 21s@224; Tamarack, S1@S3;
United Cop. 13la@14: Utah Copper, 40
41A; U. S. s., COM, 45A GA5a4; u. S. s.,
.pfd., d6t046A; Winona, $4,000; Apex,
as a s; Newhouse, 81 q 6fs;
Ahmeck, 115@12S; Gas, 92@94; Cum.
Ely, SIS Oh; Dom. Cop, 1901 1-16;
Giroux, AS @5s: Helvetia, 31aMas;
Majestic. 72M{ 74c; National, 9ldDA2:
Nipissing, 10h az s.. & p, Tx OILS;
Troy, 20630; Black Mtn., 31s a ~: r..
& L.. 35@45: Davis DAILY. 3 81 a.; East
Butte, Tls@A; Globe, S@1s:: Hancock
9h bid; Kew. az: Mckinley Dar,,}1
Ollie: New Utah. 3@1s; Raven, SEQ
90; S. & b. 1917 az
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LIVESTOCK.

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. S.-Cattie-Receipts
lo,Vp; market l0c. higher. Stockcrs and
feeders. 3,0olti.i5, bulls, 2.iO6p3. 50;
calves. "',2}d6.m; western steers, .i.7j
.. =; western cows. 2.511l4 4. so
boSs-ttcccipts, 1890; market 5 to I1c,
higher Bulk Of sales, 5.5oGt 5.55: heavy
l.S5 Cos packers and butchers. ; 15d6
6.ov; lights. S.ilNl,S5; pigs, 1. .5G5.2J
Sheep Receipts, $50: market strong
aluitons, AcoRi 50: lambs. t5o66.G5: !
range wcthers. 315n.9.2I; Ted ewes. 2.50st
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 23.-Cattle Receipts,
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THE OPENING MaRkET

This, mornings session or the stock
exchange opened with a fair volume
OF business for the first days trading
OF the week, prices remaining firm
since the closing, Saturday noon.
there We're no advances, but the fact
mat there were no perccptable de-
apreeiations is d very satisfactory con-
dition While the transactions were
& l lit many those that were recorded
We're for urge enough amo,,nts ia
offset many smaller sales.
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coAL NINE CRITICISED.

An echo of the Hama mine disaster
OF last March, is found in the criticism
OF Mrs. 3. Evans, the widow of one
Of the victims of the Rawlins horrors.
Who charges the Union Pacific Coal
company with unfair methods in deal
ing with the settlements of the fam
lilies of the dead miners.
Mrs. Evans says that after the disaster
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,:..::..:.:..:..::.::.:.
Colorado, $50 at s.ld..

Colorado. $50 at $40
Crown Point, 500 III 1919; 800 at %.
buyer 60.
DAILY Judge, 200 at $50
indian Queen, $500 at i4ia; 500 at Is.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 2.31lls; / 500 at . A.:
200 at 2.d5, buyer 80.
Lower Mammoth, 400 a t 3Ols. 100 N [
30; 300 al 30Ia, buyer 30.
Mason Valley. 200 at 2.75; 800 at 2.7o
May Day, 700 at 20; 200 at q.
Mountain Lake, 500 ut As.
Prince Con, 100 at .32ia: 500 ut / so
Sioux Con. 1,500 at 1.52Ja: 800 at 80
buyer 80; 800 at 1.521a. buyer 30; 1000
at 1,50.
So. Columbus Con, 100 at 30; 900 at
So
Swansea, 1000 at So.
Tintic Central 5000 at Ts4 5000 ut
s, buyer 60.
Uncle sam 200 at II; 800 at ~; 100
at 73: LOO at "a: 400 at 10.
Utah Con. 500 at 231a buyer so; $500
at 221a; 500 at %.
Victor $50 at IA.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
BLACK Jack, 200 at As.
Beck Tunnel 100 at 50.
Bullock, 5000 at7h
Colorado, 400 at $40; 100 at 3.O7ia.
t'arisa, 700 at II.
Columbus. 200 at 10
Iron Blossom, 500 at 2.4o; 600 at 2.42t14a;
200 al 2.45. buyer 60.
Indian Queen. 300 at Is: 1000 at 10,
buyer 60; 1000 at 10, buyer 30: 1000 at
141a.
Lower Mammoth, 1000 at 80.
May Day, 200 at 20
Mountain Lake, 100 at 46.
New York. 1000 at ).
Sioux Con-. 400 at $50
Tintic Central, /, 600 at ~: g. 500 at g.
Utah Con-, 500 at 221a; 1000 at %.
RECAPITULAT1oN.
Regular call ............. 533,75O $2S,96 25
Open board .............. 3o,60O 1S,797.Oo
Forenoon totals .,.....s4.S50 si7,757.25
AFTERNOON CALL.
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CoLonADo CUrs proDrcyIoN.

Because the smeiter is to treat ores
other than those from the Knight prop
critics, it is stated that the Colorado
viii be forced to curtail Its output To-,
time, but the statement is alsom made
that a sufficient tonnage will be main
tanned at the smelter to carry the eight
cent dividend now being paid.
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WEATHER REPORT

|
1t is uncertain weather today with
heavy rains along the California coast.
and Tow barometric area descending
from the northwest, SO that cloudy
skies prevail here and are likely to con-
tinue tomorrow. The barometric pres
sure Is above normal over the south Pa
citlc and the Atlantic states and Mani
toba. Over British northwest territory
and Kansas the all, pressure is low.
These conditions have caused showers
over portions of Utah, California, idaho
WashnGton, Oregon, Missouri Arkansas
Illinois and Michigan. Rain IS reported
th ili;s morning at Spokane, Little Rock,
Chicago. Sault Ste. Nrric and a thun-
derstorm at Little Rock. The lowest
temperature at time of observation is
% degrees at Modena. Utah.
High temperatures for this time of
year obtain all over the country
Record at the local office, United
States weather bureau, for "a hours
ending At q a. III. today:
Temperature ut 8 H. M. -: maximum
70: minimum 20: mean, 49, which is
normal. Total excess since the first or
of the month, ), degrees; total defici.
Total precpitation since first Of the
month. 90 inch which is inch be-
low normal. Total excess since Jan
Az inches, Relative humidity. So per
The thermometer registered today;
am. ...-.. ...........-..Sa22
AIM. .....-.... .......... ......,...a2
( a.m,,- -..-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y, :. "-ul.---. 1890
~ afr..- -t.-.. -'..., ..--............-....4o
y M. '-.,.... ..+-.-.... ................l2
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Highest 49,. .......... AZ
- ''t'..i'''':.',.-. .t-.....,....S4
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HALF RATE EXCURSIONS

Via u. & r. G. November 1926
One single fare for the round triI
between all points in Utah. Tickets
good returning until Nov so.
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IL MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS


i'll the mine, when so many miners
Lost their lives, the company provided
the distressed families With supplies
from the company store during three
months, without charge. and now al
the time Of settlement with them, for
the loss sustained by death. is attempt
ing to withhold the amounts OF The
supply bills
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CURE LIvELfER THIS MORNING.
More Sales Recorded at Opening Than
Saturday

SATURDAY..
Among the unlisted stocks, this
mornings business on the exchange
was much better than OF the closing
Saturday, both as regards prices and
the business transacted in volume.
Silver King Collation. was offered at
IS but no sales resulted, Ohio Copper
opend with a bid of So aud sold at
3S5.10 Bingham Central Standard was
offered at 81 but sold at 81: 1-2-
was bid for East Crown Point but
there was no offering. Uinta Treasure
Hill sold at IS and Bingham Central
at 16 and II. Old American was Of
fered at 81.
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80 PER CENT

OF the readers of the Semi-weeklp
News are Farmers. Stockn,en a,I
Ranchers. Advertisers desiring 70
reach this class of buyers. can find no.
paper in the West that Will serve their
needs SO we'll. a -
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THANKSGIVING DAY RATES.

Via Oregon Short Line, November
25th and Goth. Lii Nov 3Oth. See
agents for further particulars. City
Ticket Office, col Main st.
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Over Si.Goo.o0o1o paid 10 belt
growers and factory employees this
season. About S6,G6o,0o0.Co cash
brought into Utah by its sugar
companies this year.
Buy PREFERRED STOCK in
IITAH-1DAHo SUGAR COM
TANH. NOW. 1t pays liz
CENTS per share tpur value slo).
December 10Th. AND EVERY
QUARTER THEREAFTER.
The officers include Joseph f.
Smith. President; and Tho& Il.
Cutler, Vice President and Gener-
al Manager.
We can till orders for large or
small amounts at the fair market
price the day your order reaches
us.
GEORGE NJ CANNON co.
5l2-5i9 Tempieton Building.
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS s

Monday, Nov. 2s, 1905 S;.
| A1nalgarlated Copper e % 3, ~
| American Car & Foundry ..'.. ~ ~
| American Locomotive .....-.......'a o.. o. y
American Smelling s; Refining 49,. " W y
Am Smelling 4 Refining, pfd ..loo =
American Sugar Refining .........la3
Anaconda Mining Co ......,....... 10 10 Y, y
Atchison, bid 30 30 -
.Atchison, pfd.
Baltimore & Ohioo . .ie eois
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ID a
Canadian Pacific ...............
Chesapeake & Ohio .. rs. -
Chicago Northwestern ~, rs
Chicago, MI. & st, Paul ..l 40
Colorado Fuel & Iron ..........'. 90 "
Colorado & Southern ............... 4o.s
Delaware & Hudson !. "A. A = ~. ,oEt
Denver &, Rio Grande .......,..... o.
Denver & Rio Grande, pfd. o no-t
Erie 90. - : = -,
Great Northern, pfd lai".
Great Northern Orc Gifts ......-......ii.as!2
Illinois Central .........-.-.........I y
international Paper ............,.t'.. Loo Is
Interborough, Met, ......,.........-..,ai
Interborough, Met, pfd., .........ldS't
Missouri Pacific ..t,...s....5.s.......- "
Missouri, Kansas X TEXAS $1,000. OF Sa y
National Biscuit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
National Lead OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
New York Central ...........,......iillaa ts
Northern Pacific .................,'l.a.o' 49,
Pacific Mail 30
Pennsylvania ....-.. .......... >. !. .i oos
Peoples Gas 934
Pressed Steel Car ....-............. aofd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading ........ ........-...-........io e.e
Rock Island Co... ................ u y
Rock Island Co. pfd... ~
Southern Pacific ...................li y
Southern Railway .................. 20 y
Union Pacific 49,. .................,ll2a
United States Steel ................ 90
United States Steel pfd...... ....l l21s
Wabash ........ .iin
Western Union ............ $1,000. oati
Standard Oil ..6o0
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
COMSTOCK

& cphir, 1.971a@2.O0; Mexican. 1.15aa
i.1l14: Gould & Curry. 1901; Con va,
91p92: Savage, 3S bid; Hale & Nor
cross, IS asked; yellow jacket. 45G46:
Confidence, 5oM51; Sierra Nevada. $40
Bal Union, 29d30 Chelar. 11@12; Po-
tosi, 14@l6: b. &c b., i3GG44
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4 FORENOON SAVES

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel, eco at 20
Black Jack. LOCO at IS; 800 at 4Sla
buyer so.
Bullock $500 at ri
carisa. 600 at 81; 200 at 6S; 400 at 50;
200 at 70: 1900 at u.
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WOOL.
81. LOUIS

ST. Louis, Nov ss-Wool, firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. 1lM2l; tine
mediums. 1Suf7; fine, 12Uli-
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock and Co. bankers
and brokers, furnish the following, re-
ceived over their private wire this aft
Butte & London, 2sdlSs; Cumberland
Ely, SdS1s; GirouX Con-, 4ss@4as; Nev.
Con, 19@19B; Nipissing, 10fs@10a;
Newhouse, 6ssG6h; Tenn. Cop, 45@
45A Utah Copper 47QD4s; Davis Daily,
81 @31e; Dominion Cop, 15-16@1 1-16;
Ely Central, h@hs; Ely Con, 16@1S;
Furnace Creek, 15@16; Greene G. &c s.
com. SOS; Mitchell. A@1a; Montgom-
cry Shoshone, 15-16@1; Nevada smet-
ing, 11s@1M; Silver Queen, 105@11O; Sill
Yer Leaf, 16ad17k; King Edward, Ia
LIS: Foster Cobalt. 45D5O; Cobalt Gem
trail. 56a561s: Mckinley Darragh, 1929
1o3; Tintic Mining, 4fs@51a: Gibraltar,
1904; Micmac, 2ss@2G; First Natl. Cop,
TAGS; Boston Con-, 16@16H: Yukon
Gold. ASs@41h; North Butte Extn.. 90
I; Salt Lake Cop, 7q7A; Miami Cop,
lS@13la; B. S. Gas, J. 13-16@1&; Penna-
Wyoming 20GI22
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MINERS, ATTENTION

With one years option 7 can sci,
your meritorious mining properties.
C. S., Box 120, Park City. Utah,
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TONoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada, S.95 asked; Mon
tana Tonopah, 90 asked Mcnamara,
4sG49; Midway, 25m26; Tonopah Bel
mont. 1.G5@1,O7is: Tonopah North Star,
6 asked; West End Con, 45@t6 Res
cue, A@5; Jim Butler. l7@1S; Cash Boy,
2 asked; Montana Midway Ext. ask
ed; Golden Crown. asked
BULLFROG
Original. 1@2; National Bank AS:
Amethyst. bid; Gold Bar 8 asked:
Bonnie Glare, TMS; G. Scepter, ask
ed; Montgy. Mt, y asked; Homes
take Cons, 14M15.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS ESTATE
of Matilda j. Convey. Deceased. Credi-
tors will present claims with vouchers
to the Undersigned at 2s4 Atlas Block,
Salt Lake City. Utah.. on or before the
: = CHARLEs O. DUDLEY. ana
LESTER CONVEY,
Executors Of the Estate OF Matilda J.
Covcy, Deceased.
1905
Daniel Harrington, Attorney for Es-
tate