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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-28
PRODUCE.

Chicago. Jan. 2S-The wheat marke,
opened firm today with good buying by
commission houses and shorts The
Liverpool market was firm and receipts
in the northwest were below those OF
last week. May wheat opened unchanged
to isc higher at LOGS to l.O0A and sold
at 10lkc.
The corn market was firm chiefly in
in sympathy with wheat. May corn OPP
ened unchanged to sc higher at 6llk TO
6lAc and sold at 61ssc9iAc
The oats market was dun and steady
May oats opened 16c higher at GS& and
sold at 53ss
The provision market was active and
prices were easy because If a five cent
decline in the prices Of live hogs May
pork opened 2Isc lower at 13.O2l5 Lard
was cents lower at T.95. Ribs We're 21ac
to 2lhoa5c lower at 6.92l5 to G.42laGl6. a5
Close-Wheeat-N7v I0.1ls: July 9T3S5I9s;
Sent 20.
Corn-May 81; July 5sssaIs: Sept. 80.
oats-May (oldl 53P6; May 5lAaas. July
(old) 49,: July lias Sept 3si5.
Pork-January 49, 2l7; May 12.67is: July
1896.
I.ard-Januarv $50: May 7.sO.
Ribs-Japuarry 6.47is; May G.77iS.
BHrley-Cash S06I1 90
Timothy-Mnrch $50.
Clover-Mnrch II %.
Wheat-Sentimcnt continued bullish- NIL
dav. chiefly because Of q falling off in
receipts AZ Kansas city. May selling up
to 90 Tho close was strong with May
lsN
Cnrn-Prices held firm until short
time before the close when they weaken
ed on realizing sales. The close was easy
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Jan. 2s.-Butter strong. Cream
cries 2ld22: dairies 2lff2S.
Eggs steady at mark, cases included
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Jan 2s.-Sugar raw quiet.
No. Z. Rio SIC Fair refining 3.27 cen
trlfugal .96 test 3.U; molassos sugar 3.02.
Refined steady. Crushed 5.60 powdered
800: graduated $50.
Coffee quiet. No Rio "a: No. 4 San
tos sh.
EVAPORATED FRUITS.
New York Jan. 2T--The market for
evaporated apples is not active. but prices
are steadily held. Fancy are quoted at
1Oisallc; choice 9iAc; prime shaSAc 1906
fruit 7@10t3c.
Prunes are quiet with quotations rang
ing from 6lhG7Ac for Oregons COS to 3Os.
Apricots are quiet but firm with choice
quoted at 2ld2sc extra choice 2SG25c:
Peaches are dull, but steadily held.
with choice quoted nj i0dliisc: extra
choice l2ls@1s4c fancy laqiahc; extra
Raislns continue easy in tone. with
loose muscntel quoted at GIfG7isc: seeded
raisins 6hGSEc London layers 1.65D
1.75. -
Liverpool, Jan. 2s.-Close- Wheat rs
79td. May Is ~ d. July nominal.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Ahmeek, G0670; Il. e. L., qsde9; Davis
DAILY. 5izdt5%; East Butte 6m6h; Ham
cock. biAme; Kew, 81 asked Nevada
Utah, 4Mm5: Sup. Copper, 1Sh BID !
Troy, 9OT1O0is; @. G. & s., !oMlo;
Black Min. 4Am4Is; Cumberland Ely,
TMmS; Dominion Copper, 2%G2h;
Globe, sA asked; Helvetin, 4AQ5isi
Majestic. 1AG1h; Nipissing, ,1h@SA;
S. & p. 14d14iz: Apex. 4ssm4h q. G..
& s., pfd., 2AG3.
Adventure, assm%; Arcadian, 5@is;
Atlantic, i2&@isi b. coaln, 1870 y;
G. C H., 805a6T0: @. NJ, 35I40; Daily
West, 96pB CRANKY, S6@91; Mass,
3%@4; Michigan. 12140&; Nj. G. c.,
1ia1A: North Butte. 50i5Mb1; Osceola,
S6GS9; Quincy S9092; Santa Fee, 2%d
Y Trinity, 16ha&; OIL, 1904; Vic
torla, 5Gk; Wolverine 1259130; La
Sale. 1914: Balaklala, SGp1s;
Royale, 255s@A: Shannon. 13SMa%s:
Aliouez. 3im32; AZ Coml., 20 u a 20 u ;
Bingham. 6d6A c. e. A., 113 IN 113i.
Centennial. 27@271s: Cop. Range, "a
M64la Franklin, 10mt0h Greene
Cananea, s& 9s: Mexico Con-, 81 70
en-; Mohawk, SEA G571h; Nevada
Con. 10& oil: Old Dom, S9A a
S9h: Parrot. t3A G1ih; r. l.. 4 u
@4M Tamaracg, 70@ "a; United Cnp.,
6A @7M; Utah Con-, 40S al; Win
ona. 5A as; Wyandot. 500 80; Ems.
"a @2b; Boston Con, 16ts ole $, ;
U. S. s., com. 33A qp331s; u. 8. s..
pfd., 3911 GD3S7s.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Jan S.-Cattle-Receipts
about 900. Market steady. Beeves 3.755y
$50; cows and heifers 706t4 49, Texans
S.4gaa 10: westerns S.0q475: stockers and
Hogs-Receipts about 5000. Market Sc
lower Light 5.2eai4 i5: mixed 4.25d4 SO;
heavy 4;25a4,5 50; pigs 1864. 3d. bulk of
Sheep-Receipts about 1900. Market
strong. Natives 3.40Q5.60; Westerns $40
600; yeallngs 5.00q5.75; lambs 5.0p1
1.2j; westerns 5.00a7.S0,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan s-Cattle-Receipts
1900. including 400 southerns Market
steady. Native steers 420d5 Is; native
cows and helfers 2. 40G4. SO: stockers and
feeders 3.001l 60: bulls 29Od4.l5; calves
ern COWS 275a4.50.
Hogs--Receipts 10000. Market steady to
cents higher. Bulk of sales A. 25lt4 ia;
heavy. 4 ,4Oq4:50; packers 4.25G4i5; pigs
and lights 3.70di.S0.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market strong
Muttons 4.25q5.G0; lambs 6.s5a70O; range
wethers 4.50q6.0O; fed ewes A. $4,000.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Jan. 2S-Cattle-Re-
tive steers 3.65ao.6O: cows and heifers
Z, 2oa4.40, western steers g. 25i4.70: Texas
steers 3.00u4 10. cows and heifers OO7I
S.I5; Gamers 1.75i250: stockers and feed
ers S.S0q4.70; calves 3,OOa5.75: bulls ard
stays 2.50a4 90.
lower. Heavy 4.2C1i.So: mixed 4.15ai 81:
sales 4.l5lI4.20.
sheep--Receipts 5000. Market steady TO
strong, eYarlings 5.500600 wethers 9Dlt
go; ewes 4.50Ge4S0: lambs 6.4Oa6.sO
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NEwHoUsE MINES
What President of Company Says
About Cheap Copper Making.

Newhouse mines is producing its cop-
per At a cost Of cents per pound, says
George l. Walker in the Boston Com
rnercial, all expenses paid, including
freight to the Atlantic senboard. relln-
ing and selling. My authority for this
is the company's president. Samuel
Newhouse. While the company can IN
crease its output to 100000 pounds
monthly whenever 1t is ready, IT viii
continue to produce about 100000 TO
100000 monthly until the price of the
metal advances to 16 or II cents.
With greater depth the company 5
concentrating ore Is increasing in rich
ness There is a considerable tonnage
on the fifth ad sixth levels which as
says per cent to 6 per cent, Develop
ment work is now under way on both
the seventh and eighth levels Two
carloads of sulphide smelling ore sent
out week ago averaged is per cent
to 20 per cent copper. Mr.. Newhouse
thinks the mine has a great future, and
is understood to be advising his friends
to buy the stock.
On a production of 100000 pounds
of copper annually at a cost of cents,
tho company will earn 100000 on a IA
cent copper market. This should enable
the company to pay dividends OF 81
per share, or better than 10 per cent
on the present selling price of its stock
Operating TO it's maximum capacity of
"a. 900, 900 pounds annually, the company
could pay SO dividends on Is cent cop
per If the company can maintain its
present low operating costs 1t Will be
able to establish an enViable record in
the future as a dividend payer. The
most valuable asset a big copper min.
ing company can possibly have Is the
ability to put out its product at a very
low cost.
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UNITED STATES
COPPER SHELTER
Plant at Bingham Junction 10
Cease Treatment of
Ore Tonight.

1t was learned this afternoon that
the copper smelter of the United States
Smelling, Refining & Mining company
at Bingham Junction would be blown
out tonight, being the last of the three
plants affected by the smoke litiga-
lion in the Salt Lake valley TO so into
idleness. The yards have been pretty
well cleared up and there is very lit
tie ore of any kind about the works
to be smelted. However, the lead
plant can be kept going several days
yet.
The Centennial Eureka mine in Tin
tic. which Is one Of the most valuable
assets Of the United states company,
is supplying an output Of $50 tons OF ore
a day; 200 tons Of which is being d.
verified TO Kennett, California, for treat
ment. and 80 tons day to the 9ampa
plant In Bingham canyon.
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NEW MANAGER NAMED.
Richard S. McCaifrey Resigns TO Go
To Tintic Smelling Company.


Announcement has been made of the
appointment of William B. Fisher to
the position OF manager OF the SAT-
Lake City Copper company, which
owns and operates the Copper Noun
tain mine In Boxelder county, succeed
ing Richard S. McCaffrey, resigned.
The Salt Lake company Is controll-
ed by the Lewisohn brothers of New
York and has been quite regular
shipper OF ore to the Salt Lake smelt-
ers during the past cary. Mr.. Fisher
comes from the Occur d'Alene mining
district In northern Idaho.
Mir. Mccartney, 1t was learned To-Day
retired from the active management OF
the salt Lake company on the goth
inst, to accept the position of superln-
tendent and metallurefsht of the Tintic
Smelling company, one of the Jesse
Knight corporations. which now has
smelling plant In course of construc-
ton near Silver City in the Tinticm min
ing district Howard p. Saunders of
this city is the constructing engineer
of the Tintic company and w. Lester
Mangum IF Provo. Is manager.
Mr.. Mccaffrey is out at the site OF
the new smelter today.
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REGuLAR z. NJ. sALEs.

Columbus Con, 100 at 100.
Indian Queen, 800 at Sl4
South Swansea, 100 at l6
Uncle Sam Com. LOO at So; 200 a.
SO, seller 60; 300 at 81. zoo at 80, seller
so.
Black Jack, 200 at 81; 500 at 81,
seller 60.
Colorado, 500 at 2,i21a, seller co. 100
at 2.i5, buyer 80.
Ingct, 1000 at ~.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 80.
New York. 1900 at II; 1000 at 1Gh;
1000 at t7I5.
Scottish Chief 1000 at 200.
South Columbus. 100 at IL; 1890 at
TO-
Seven Troughs 400 at 3s1f
Wabash 100 at 50; 100 at SO. seller
so; 400 at Sd; 200 at So
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YANKEE CONSOLIDATED.
Retiring Officers Have Been Retained
For Another Year.

At the annual meeting of sharehod-
ers of the Yankee Consolidated Mining
company yesterday afternoon. the retir-
Ing board of directors was reelected
and organized with the following: John
r. Dubois. president Judge j y. F'rick
vice president; 3. N. Lehman, treasur-
err Charles j. North and IL. c. Ed
wards complete the board A. L. Can
field was returned as secretary of the
company. The stockholders then ad-
journed until next Wednesday after
noon. at which time the consolidation OF
the Yankee and other companies, ana
the increasing OF the capitalization,
viii be taken up for disposition. There
was large number Of stockholders at
yesterdays meeting
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AMERICAN SMELLING.
Officials of Corporation looking After
Mexican Interests.

City of Mexico, Jan. asa car CON
tanning prominent officials of the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany, Is due here in few days. The
party includes S. w Eccles. the vice
president of the company, and other
large stockholders and officials. Stops
will be made at Velardence and Ar
guascalientes. where an inspec ton OF
the company's properties win be made
From Arguascalientes, the party will be
accompanied by William G. Potter,
chairman of the board for the southel n
district.
After leaving this city. stops will be
made in Parral, and Chihuahua, where
the company has large interests. II IL
planned to arrive in Chihuahua in time
for the blowing IN OF the new 500-ton
smelter of the American Smelling &
Refining company at that place, which
win take place about Feb l.
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Adventure. 2ls@%; Arcadian, 5@1a;
Allcuez. 3l@32; Atlantic. 12AGA; Arr
iona. 2oiaqh; Bingham Con, 6aA;
Boston Con, 16i4@&; Balaklala, SGl3s:
Arizona, 11IMQh; Calumet & Hecla,
665a670; Copper Range, 6441a; DAILY
West, 941s; Franklin, 1904; Greene
Cananea, sage; Helvetia, 4A
al; Isle Royale, 25ss9%; La
Sale, 1914, Massachusetts, 3%q4;
Mexican Cons. 6A@61a; Michigan, IL
G12%; Mohawk. 56i2@571a; Nevada
Con-. 10%Q11; North Butte, 50h451:
Old Dominion, Ss14 $685.; osceola, seq
SO; Parrot, 13&@14ls; Quincy, S5@92;
Rhode Island, S1s@3h; Shannon, 1850
1885: S. cFe. 2Ss@21s; Tamarack, 70Q7S;
Trinity, 16iAG16%: United Copper 6A@
az; T. S. Smelling, 1914 @3S1a; u. S.
Smelling, pfd.. 3sisaS9S; Utah Cons.
40Fs @41; Victoria 5@5h; Winona, $40
G. Wyandote, 9O@1.oo; Wow, 1.25@1.SO;
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CONCENTRATES.

Il. G. Woolley of the firm of James
a. Pollock & Company, has gone to
San Francisco on mining business
Broker II. b. Cole expects to leave
in n few hours for the east on va
cation Of several weeks duration.
D. w. Brunton and Frank NJ. Taylor
of the Taylor & Brunton Sampling
company, arrive from Denver this at
ternoon.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company We're: Crude ore and concen-
trate, $4,000; base bullion, $4,000,
William H. Child, the broker has re-
turned from a trip to Mexico and
cuba where he went accompanied by
Mrs. Child shortly before the holidays.
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FAILED 10 PROVIDE.

Frouia Messers1nith. who married
Joseph Messersmith in Richiield in
1905, is suing for divorce in the dis
trict court. She alleges in her COM
plant that he has deserted her and
failed to provide her with the neces-
saries of life
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BACK FROM NEVADA.


George O. Bradley. chief engineer of
the Utah Copper company, returned last
night from trip to the properties OF
the PItsburg Silver Peak Mining COM
pany AZ Blair New. TO a News" rep
resentatlye today, Mr.. Bradley COM
Armed the report circulated during his
abscnoe TO the effect that overtures had
been made TO him to accept the man.
agement OF the mine but he was un-
willing 10 say that the proposition
would be accepted. However. the mat
ter win have TO be decided soon a
meeting OF the board OF directors IS
scheduled for tho early part Of next
month.
Conditions az the silver Peak mine
are reported by Mr. Bradley 10 be- IN a
very satisfactory way. sixty stamps
OF the new min are dropping on ore.
The installation OF the cyanide depart
ment Is I'm progress ana win be oOmplet-
ed about the middle OF next nontwh.
Mr. Bradley says the people OF Gold
field ana Tonopah fool more encouraged
over the outlook 10 the future and
this "a being evidenced by the late
improvement In the price OF stocks.
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HoW,s THIS.

We offer ono Hundred Dollars Reward
cured By Halls Catnrrh Cure.
r. j CHENEY q CO. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known r.
j. Cheney for the last IL years. and be-
lievo him perfectly honorable IN all busl-
ness transactions aud financially able 10
carry out any obligations made by hls
Arm,
WALDINIl. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally
ouf surfaces OF The system. Testimonials
sent free, Price 70 cents per bottle. sold
bY all Druggists
Take 5all's Family Pllls Tor oonstipa-
ton
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EASY MONEY.

In Now York means that good
stocks win go up, and finally reach
normal prices. We have advised
holders Of preferred stock in Utah
Idaho Sugar CO., not TO soil. But
n they need money and must soll
70 come 10 u.s. IN three weeks the
stock has rlson sixty cents per
share.
THERE is a REASON.
II you wish 10 buy the sooner
you send us your oraer the better.
The stock pays l7is cents per share
every quarter Prompt attention
given to orders the doy received.
with your order send checks or
postal money orders for amount
you wish 10 hug,
GEORGE N. CANNON CO..
Rooms u2-ai3 Templeton Bldg.
Phone Bell 81
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.


The mining stock market was fairly
buoyant today, and while the volume
of business was not large. the trading
was well distributed The Tintic 49,
sues particularly were stronger, nola-
bly, Uncle sam ConsoHdated. which
SOLD ms hish as IS cents, while Crown
Point was in active demand at 1916 and
lfis cents on the open hoard Ne
vada Hills enjoyed an upward move
ment. the stock selling at $40 and
up TO sS.l5 For Ohio Copper $3.50 was
bid with no sales reported. but Thomp-
son went at 49, Uintah Treasure Hill
at 10 and II and Federal Ely at 1879.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Jan. 2S.--Money on call
easy. ~ at per cent; ruling rate u
per cent; closing bid -; offered
1917.
Time loans quiet and soft; 90 days,
4 and 90 days ~ per cent; six months
AZ.
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ELKs' EXCURSION

EllSs' third annual excursion TO Call
fornia, i'eb S. For Information, tickets
and reservations, see A. W. Raybould
secretary, phones AZ. Elks' club, salt
Lake.
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now TO AVOID PNEUMONIA.

You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from cold by taking
cough and expels the cold from the sys-
tenn as it is mildly laxative. Refuse any
but the genuine in the yellow package.
tutors."
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Cobalt. e5a7o; Furnace Creek. sods5;
Giroux. iaf4is; Green q. G. s.. 7oM7b;
Majestic, ikGf e-16; Mack, lola New
Utah. 4Ndb: Nipssing. Ihqlh; ke-
wanos. 5km5ts $. & r.. 4b@lsh;
Black Mtn.. 4MmAM.
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BOSTON CLOSE

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros, brokers
Ahmeck, GO@6j; bingham Con-, %ql:
Butte a London. 9Sd90: Boston Con,
l6AQl6A; Cum. Ely. SGSh; p9m. Cop,
2Sg2is; East Butte. 6h46a' Foster
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WOOL.

st. Louis, Jan, 2S.--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 2OQ2S: fine
medium 1920: fine l5al7.
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Il. NJ. West & Co, stock brokers.
ID. F.. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
flee and residence.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Brothers, brokers, 100 south Main
street.
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F. Il. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1877:
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 215 d. f. Walker Block
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS'. "a L. So. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

pollock Special Wire.)
san Francisco, Jan. 2S.-,The quota
lions on Nevada mining stocks rs re-
ported by the San Francisco stock ex-
change to day are as follows:
coMsTocK.
ophh. 2.o5@2. o7.k: Mexican. S5Qs6;
Gould y Curry, 1920; Con va. 74a75;
Savage, bS459; Hale & Norcross, 40op
5O Belcher 81 bid; Confidence. 20
asked; Sierra Nevada 52q53; Union, 81
aSS.
ToNOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 5OOd5.l7Is: Mont
ana Tonopah. 1.77l5d1.s0; Tonopah Elk
tension. LOO bid: MacNamara, 4sGi9;
Midway, Sl@S2i Tonopah Belmont, LOS
G1.07Ia Tonopah North Star. 14615;
Ohio Tonopah, LAP; West END Cons,
324S3; Rescue. l4Ml5; Tonopah & Cali
fornia. 203 Golden Anchor, 6q7; Jim
Butler, ild42: Cash Boy, 3 asked Mon
arch Pitts, EXtn., 3 bid; Golden Crown,
8 asked.
GoLDFIELD.
SANDSTONE, sOQ32; Col. Mt. rs bid.
Jumbo Ext. 55m56; Yernnl, bid; Penn
nylyania. 8 asked; Kendall, 2S@24;
Booth 26m27: Blue Bull 1920: Adams
sac; Silver Pick, 81 asked; May Queen
7GS; Nevada Boy. sac; Black Butte
Ext, 5q6: Blue Bell, 10a11; Dixie. 5Q6;
Goldfield Columbia, 10 bid: Hibernia. 5
as; st. Ives, 50 bid; Conqleror, 7gs,
Black Rock. 2aS; Lone Star, 1908; G..
Wonder, 3 asked; Potlatch. IL bid; ono,
1906, Kendall Ext, asked: Sand
storm Ext, . asked, Mayne 4d5; At
lanta. 3S4S9 CT. Bend. 24925; Simmer
one. l0Q12; Empire. sal. Red Top Ext,
1761s; Florence, i.75 bid; Dfeld b. B.
Cons, 23G24; Goldfleld Daisy. 117lA@
l.2O; Comb. Fraction, s7@ss; Ct, Pend
Ext, sac; y. b. Bonanza 3 bid; Kewa-
nos. 52G53 Esmeralda. 546; Portland.
1l@lG; Crackerjack, 12q1S; f. Mohawk.
IS asked Red HILLS. 5000; Mohawk
Ext, Gd7 l.. Dillon. 546; Y. Tiger %
bid; Grandma. l3Mld; 3. r. Ext, bid
Y. Rose, 4 bid. GOldfed Con. 5.704
5721a; D'held Triangle, 9@lO; Coming
Nation, 4@5; CT. Bend Annex. bid.
BULLFRoG.
Original 3R4; Bullfrog Mining.
as; Mont. Bullfrog, bid: National
Bank 1916; l.. Harris, Gp2; Ame-
thyst, 14ft 10, Gold Bar. 30 bid Dem
Yer 3ullfrog Annex, bid Bonnie
Clare, 10M11 Mayflower Cons, LOO
$50; G. sceptor 500; Montgy MI,
steak Cons, GA a. 30; Y. Girl,
a 9; Nugget, 4 a o; Tramp
Cons, lSWl9, Victor, bM6; Ban
ner, . bid: Sunset g asked
MANHATTAN.
Mant. Cons, 2Od21 Mani. Min. Co..
S@i q. Wedge. bid; Humphrey, bid;
Dexter 800; l., Joe. asked; Crescent.
2 bid; Combination. 1G2; Granny, l0M
10; Mustang, II bid, Little Gray, 500;
Cow Boy, 2 bid; Ong MANN, asked;
Bronohu, id5; j, Jack. bids Pinenut,
d5; Buffalo I asked; Y. Horse, las;
Ind, Camp, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS,
Fairvlew Eagle, 55Ghs; Nevada Hills,
3.20G322A; Pittsburg 81. Peak, LES bid;
North star Wonder, 3 asked.
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Bird-Cowan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists, 16
South West Temple t.
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JESSE f. CANNON.

JESSE r.. tANNON.
Mining Broker, with Cannon e.
Cannon. is II. SO. Temple.
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Ophr, 2,O5@2. O7!A Mexican. S5QS6;
Gould q Curry. 1920; Con. Va. T4Gp75;
Savage, b8@59; Hale & Norcross, 40G
so; Belcher, 81 bid; Confidence. 20
asked; Sierra Nevada, 52q53 Union, 81
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OTHER DISTRICTS,

Fairview Eagle, 55GhSi Nevada Hills,
320M322la PittsburR Sil. Peak, l.25 bid;
North star Wonder, asked
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pollock Special Wire)
San Francisco, Jan. 28.-The quota
lions on Nevada mining stocks rs re-
ported by the San Francisco stock ex-
change to day are as follows;
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'OOUBLE MURDERER IS
CAPTURED BY POSSE
EIuded Pursuers for Three Days, But
Finally Succumbed After
Fierce Battle.

Marysville, Cal.-Exhausted from
want of food, his clothes in tatters
and himself worn out from tramping
the mountains for three days, seek
ing to evade his pursuers, Adolph
Jules, the Italian who last Tuesda"
shot down and killed two fellow
countrymen at construction camp
on the Western Pacific, and attempt
ed to murder the American foreman
and his wife, was captured Friday at
Toll Gate by q sheriff's posse, in
Plumas county, after a sharp fight,
Finding himself intercepted and 'his
retreat cut off, Jules opened fire upon
the posse with the rifle with which
he had shot Antonio Liberatoes and
Giovanni Puccini in the Western Pa
cific camp. He was quickly surround
ed and after many shots were ex-
changed. finding that he could not
break through the Gordon about him,
surrendered to the officers. To pre-
vent lynching the prisoner was hur.
ried to Oroville and placed in Jail.