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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
PREDlKEN-SAMLINGER
1NDRE MISSIONS PRED1KENBoG.

INDRE MISSIONS
I'm Postille over den gam1e Tekstrekke, udvalgte Prar-
dikener af Den indre Missions Tidende", samlet og
udgivet af Pastor f. II. Koed, med Forord af Pastor
With. Beck, 1884 Slider, indbunden $3.50.
Pastor With. Beck: PAA LIVETS VEL.
Practitioner over den nye Tekstrakke, 1893 Slider, soHdt
i~ndbunden $3.50.
Pastor c. Moe: MAIDEN OG S~ANDHEDEN.
PrHdikener paa allie Kirkeaarets Son og Helliedage
anden Udgave, $50 Slider, indbunden $24O.
P. E. Blume:
Practitioner over allie Kirkeaarets Lektier og Epistler
SAINT Fastepradikener over de nye Tekstrekker, 500 81
der, sOlidt indbunden $3.50.
r. Frimodt: PR EDIKENER
paa Kirkeaarets Son og Helligdage, trykte og utrykte,
sam1ede af hans efter1adte, med Forfatterens Portrait.
527 Slider, indbunden solidt Velskbind 1920.
Dr.. Martin Luther: FULDSTENDIG KIRKE- OG HUS-
POSTILLE
Fork1aring over allie Son og Festdae~s Eyangelier oe
Epistler, ny Udgave we'd Past. With. Beck, med Luthers
Levnet og 13 FasteprRdikener SAINT Luthers Portrait,
$50 og $40 store Slider, indb. starkt Valskbind 81. 90.
En- Skat for Lutheranere verd at eje.
FOR WORE LANDSMEND,
som Dor afsides og uden regelmessig Prestebetiening,
vii Diet vRre til megen frost og Glade at have en- eller
fere af ovennRvnte Pradiken- Samlinger at l@se; lige-
ledes for saadanne, som af andre Grunde like kan
komme til Kirke og hsre Gnds Ord. Ksb en- eller here
af dem til Brug Hjemmt
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. LOUISE. BLAIR, NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
@n &cnDclic al Sagiprerraabct

@fter iiffert 6orlpoenoe / uAorb.
Stiftstio." bar Sagfbrerroaoet for
4. &reOs BEN Is. april iOpnt Gag
ferer $. 9. @oulien / Nurblls en-
Geoe poa 500 ar. / 4~nleoning al
forifeaige Seifploninger, iom par
reiit imoO bam al Sogfprer :. @e=
~itergdorO, 9lurbus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Tprfarlcn paa SanOernpaaarb,

Der fif iua oaorligt ct Sfltosmaol al
i'm SltsbonO, bar MI fouet ct goOt
Silbuo, iOet Ell it6rre nGringsori-
benoe / Soenie far meooelt rSpns
GociulOemofrut", at ban er piQig til
at ifoffe aorGen en- @IaOS pao 9art-
gelono meO Ell uurlig Son al tltiirlbe
&rorer og fri Station.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
l1lpffcm pcb Sjerrcgrap.

halleOireftionen FAR eftar Ell lang
% grunbig l1nDeriegelie / @nleo=
ring al Sernboneulpffen peo Bier
regrap ofiogt en- &enOelie, Der guor
lis paa, at asiiitent @ranoItrup.
inn ben paogGlOenoe Nften gioroe
Sienelte paa 6oloeplaDien, ifal al
ifeoiges al Stotsbanernes SielleIta
ira llO9ongen al @pril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Npttcrnc nnoermincrcr @abc1

Tutteri1c nnbcrminercr @aocn.
6orleOen bsrte nogle tilfploigt for-
biposlerenoe / @oltrupspej / Silfe=
Borg no for bet gomle 4potefs Supe
Ct Ountpt &nolO, d til reres Suer-
r%olfelie ioa De ct Stpffe Srolpg-
ming f%oripinOe / ct @rl / Soroen.
Der blep itrofs tilfalot iagfpmoig
aslntonce, % bet bite Jig pa, at BET
t'ar &otterne, Ser bapoe paret pad
Spill. 9e bauoe, ifslge nSilfeborg
Apis", gltapet Sui paa &loofrgrene,
bporpeo SanOet bar Itrpnllnet uo %
bapOe unOermineret @oOerl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Spggcriet paa 9anDet.

SDggcriet paa 2anDet. Der er
/ Sc ienere glar bpgget meget runOt
rmfring pou SanOet. Sen It9rfe
llopifling, &%anObruget bar pGret
ltnoerfaIt et / De lenere Aar, bar npb=
renoiggjort, at Der bliner opfprt
itorre og mere tiosiparenoe Ipls-
bpgtlinger peo @aaroene.
Sen fomnlenoe Spmmer tegner
til at 6lipe operorOentlig trapl /
iud SenleenOe, ifriper uGeile 81.
Slf6l." &unDt omfring er Ser ale-
reoe taget fat paa en- WengOe Np=
hDgninger. Seglp9rferne fan ban
ifeligt lebere aae Oe Sten, Be fan
Iplge, og Sann0pGrferne er meget
rptagne. Set er ielufplgelig Be flo
lite go0e Moringer for 2%ano6ruget,
Der giper Jig nolldg / Sen forpgeoe
@DggelDit.
Set ct til @apn for oue, at Ser
fer Sremifribt og l1opioelier pad
@pgningerne, Oerpeo tiener baooe
Suanoperferne og Sc bonOlenoe. 9e
lioIte @odneoers &oniufturer! pua
2onobrngets grooufter, .opfororer
eners fife 2mn6men6ene til at BRUCE
mango Genge, men forboabentlig er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Gn Sinalt til 10000 Sir.

prieter g. S. 9oulien, gaug66I peo
aol0ing, far, ifGg. vaoI0ing 6lfpl.~,
IoIgt i'm fooreoe Singit, yNa9oel'
qaaro" til ct 5elifa6 fra g5erre-
9(ubp poo Sun for 10000 ar., bpor=
al en- Del poo @ilfoar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Siamantbrpanp

Slu1la1fprDHlp. Selllle UUIOh0
6omiliefeit fltnoe, ifelge u2on. S.
StiftStio.", Sirsoug BEN %. @pril
feires al ftp. @aaroejer Sens 0lieil
Sogeo og Soitrlt / Srre peo Stlib-
%tefobing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
9fpt Nampifi6siclifa6.
lMAel

Nopn of r0onif 9umpifibsielffP
9fosiia" er i &b6enbapn itiftet ct
9IftieieIlfo6 meo set Sormaal at
rripe Srogtfort napnIig paa &us-
LAMB. 9(ftiefopitalen er foreFsa9
lat til $4,000 ar., iom er fulOtPrF-
ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Sparcfasic / 2ifpioatium.

Sparcfasie i eifuiOatiOn. @ua
en- al ca. 100 Snteresienter beipgt
etstraorOiner @eneralforiamling i
nStubbefpbing Spure6ssie" ben A.
Npril peotoges bet at laOe Spare
bpsien treoe / SifpiOotion, ga oct
peO en- Statusopgprelie efter aasie-
rerens 9pO bar bit Jig, at Ser par
unerifuo / &osien, bporpeO &eierpe-
fpn0en 1000 Sir. og 100 ST.. al
9(ftiefopitalen er gaaet tabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01

&Oppcrnc, Scr tire d fire Tiger
iiben blep en- poIif 9lrbeioer
poa @aarOen uanesminOe" peO Sci
hinge angrebet al &opper. Ser blep
itrafs uf gOrigbeOen truffet 6oran-
iTaltning for at binOre l1ObreOelie
al Smitte, men uQigepel er, ifslge
81. 9, I'LL @oaroens gier, Sroprie-
t9r @istoft, og EN- al @aaroens
Sieneltepiger blepen angrebne al
Spg0ommen; oe er begge blepen ito
lereoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01

Sra TGrperne. &e0 ct oHentligt
poIitiif Ms0e / S~borsbapn til boil-
fet begee politiife @ortier poo Ser
perne par inObuote, ltotalte Soriom-
Iingen enitemmig en- iterf Misbil=
l;gelfe al Be / BEN ienere Sio trent
femme Sigtelier moo SelpItprepor-
tiet paa Sereerne for at foriege pua
at oripe i%epuratiitiIf 8oIitif ener
2esripeliespolitif oberfor 9anmarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Crib An|edningen!

bet nye Oplag af vor verdensberemte
Bog VEJLEDER TIL SUNDHED
or nu f@rdig. og enhver, som indsender
10 Cents i gangbare Frimarker, kan
erholde ct Exemplar af denne verdi-
fulde Bog. Bogen er skreyen af Over
lagen we'd nedenstaaende Institut OF
indeholder de v~ardifuldeste Oplysnin-
ger ON Bevarelsen af Helbreden. De,
som har l@st denne Bog, anser den
v4rd sin Vagt Guild. - Vogt jer for
Efterabere!
Mar De bestiller Bogen, Dor De op-
give Navn og Adresse tydeligt. Adres-
ser ale Breve til:
The Collins n. Y. Med, Institute.
40 w. 34the ST., N Y. City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01

Cen falOen0e Senoens poa 2ano=
brugsproOufter fin al for6igoaenoa
&origbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01

6oOfolfsrfgimeart i Glermont6er-
ranO ira ben 1. Sunni til ben 10.
September 5. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01

Gn nh StrcjfeurOning, arbeios-
giperforeningen f6rer for Si6en Sor-
b%anolinger ON at opnuo en- enoret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01

2amif officer til ltOlanbet. Sen
1nge &uptain 8irfe / Nalborg bar,
ifploe uNoIb. amtstio.", al &riqs-
miniIteriet meO BEN frantic Siege
rings 8iaigelie fuuet Bet Sperr At
torrette Sjeneite peo set 920e frahife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
Snmmarfs ltbfpriel.. Gn

Smmarfs %ltbfpricl.. ENGLAND
Gar / Warts Maane0 inofprt 1866
t22 cmts. og / 6ior 152, 1852 ctpts.
Smpr ira 0ullnrarf. 0e hpie Sn1er=
priler bur bepirfet, at 8eroien al
Set inOfprte Smpr Ell iteget ira S6t,-
GG6 sit. / M1arts / 6ior til al 800
Sit. / Murts / 9lur.
Gf Bacon inOfprtes / Nar 1917
ia c1pts. MOB 140,S72 cpts. /
Wtarts / Sior. Sfpnt &pontiteten
loaleOes er itprre, er G9roien Oog
goaet neo ira 1882 Sit. / Marts
1907 til 3S5,465 Sit. / aor.
glf 9gg inofsrtes S92,139 Stor=
1unoreoer til en- Seroi al 4t2, 062
-:as.S~, Siosrnm Iior
7S9isHzs6555 Stb6r.a fff4 8 Serb az
400, 76f Sit.
Den iamleOe @Groi AT 0unmurfs
l1bfpriel til England al 5mpr, SD
con og 9@g bar / Oe forite 3 Maane-
Der / Nor inobragt ca. 5,5t5,O00
ST.. mere ems / Sc famine 3 Woane-
Der / Sior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-01
sSffc piQe / MGlen. 6

0reng paa 5 9[or, Sgn al \ set Tltgs
guarAsfmppsfblDn), 6porfrllMsni,
rgsge asei1ir Won't;
forleoen peo 9poen efter to
Spgoom. 9eosuoriagen bar
9looforgiftning, opItdaet peb, sgt
Barnet bapbe piGet Jig / Neien
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
BRYAN NOT READY TO
MAKE A STATEMENT

Lincoln, New, Nov. 4.-Although 1t
was after midnight when he actually
went to bed. William j. Bryan was up
and doing early this morning. So far
as appearance went there was nothing
about his manner oiindicate the dis
appointment which he must have felt
over the result of the election. He
greeted his callers with a smile and
scanned the morning papers for news
of states from which no reports had
been received.
Before making any statement he
said. II want to get the actual results
in Ohio. Indiana and Kansas"
For some time this morning Mr.
BRYAN talked the situation over with
Rev. Father John Nugent of Des
Noines. Ia, one Of his staunchest
friends, who was house guest over
night. The two men took brisk walk
to the trolley station where Father
Nugant boarded a car to take him
down town.
Father slept like baby" said Mrs.
Leavitt. the Nebraskan's eldest daugh-
ter. who was still clnging to the hope
that some report would come which
would materially change the situation.
She was in a cheerful mood. however,
as were all the other members OF the
family. There were no absentees from
the breakfast table when the former
candidate with bowed head, offered up
his thanks for the blessings which had
been bestowed upon him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
Market STRONG
AND VERY ACTIVE

Nav York, Nov 4-The opening traoe
in stocks was accompanied by nuch On
scitement and quotations We're "iae II.
Union Pacific, Reading, U. $. steel an"
somo others. Union Pacific and keaa-
ing Mt the highest quotation were y.
over Mondays closing. These prices
Tomnared with advances of 2th In the
earlier London market today. 81, fau.
opening gain was 4 compared VIA WIZ
two earlier In London. Northern f r,.,nt
rose | as against ~ Loi i,ni, ~ IL
Gains Of between J. and points over ,l.
Mondays prices were not numerous
throughout the list. ~, a,,,o,
rallied when Union Pacific jumped 10
lis but the remainder of the list qua
not recover to first prices ana s ,
suueptly weakened sharply again. heaS Nv
tions from the highest ran pom, rh or
more in the principal active stocks: me
dealings contracted by the end OF the
hour. ,,, tho
q Tho advance was un check ,h os rise ise
brought out. Union Pacific continued
the most conspicuous feature OF tho
dealings and touched III. The olner
stocks also made propoftl9ha1re S s,ii,,s
e Hudson gained 80. l-ocomotiVs,,, 4, ~,
S. steel preferred "a and General hiec-
trio 2Hs. a,,n,,,,
stocks. notably Pennsylvania southern
Pacific and United States Steel g., ~ Mi q :.
ar tone Pennsylvania jumped Sis 10
131; Southern Pacific and United
States Steel IA to 50. The market clos
ed animated and buoyant. Northern "a
cine came into heavy demand at a
rise of ga There was some PROFIT
taking in the stocks that had been
strongest. Realizing did not impair the
gains much and prices recovered 10
about the best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
THE vALcALDA DEAL.
Comment OF Camp Paper on the New
housc Nevada Purchase

After giving an account of the sale of
Il controlling interest in the Silver Peak
TValcalda mine, ut Blair, New, to SAM
#uel NeWhouse the Goidtield Review
had the following to say:
1.-THE advent of Samuel NeWhouSe iu-
10 the mining field OF Nevada at the
present time means much for the futur,
DEVELOPMENT Of this section. Mr.. New
house is one OF the biggest operators
in Utah, and is a man who does things
With unlimited wealth and long line
of inbrnken successes which have
drawn around him men With vast sums
1t their command, he is IN position to
undertake mining operations on a large
scale He has twice visited Cioldfield
during the past six months, and person
a1iS inspected some ~ the big mines.
When he first came he said that he ex-
pected to invest some money in gold
mines in this state and It is fortunate
that he has succeeded in landing one of
the best properties in the state.
.srhe Valcalda mine consists of FIVE
claims, adjoining the rich properties OF
the Pittsbure silver Peak, and is
equipped With a lo-stamp MIL The
property was purchased and has been
O'Naara. who made fortune as the
most successful of the Mizpah ieasers
in the early days of Tonopah The mine
was examined by NJ NJ. Johnson for
Mr.. Newhouse in April. and the report
made at the time showed 10000 tons of
ore actually blocked out aud $4,000 tons
Of possible ore, all of which is of good
| milling grade.
THE first negotia tons with Mr., New
house wer@ without fruition. and later
j D. Hubbard, formerly one of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov, 4.-cattle Receipts
abou, 1900; market steady. Reeves, ~; ~
or 80; Texans. 3.DM4.6o; westerns, ID
6D5.eO: stockers and feeders, "a 400 .
cows and heifers. 1.5@6,S5; calves o.N
GDS.00. q,
ogs Receipts about 1900; co. N. Ike II ~
. 50Q6.35: heavy, 5.e0@6,io; rough. 5.W ,l
SIS: good to choice heavy. 5.1oMb.ao;
pigs, 5.sSaS.2 %; bulk, 5.s9aS c 20. ,.to.
steudy. Natives, 2.60G4.65: western, 10
eSl.TO; yearlings, 4.J095.1a; lambs, 40
6UG.25; western, 4Oo@6.O
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov 4-cattle--R Receipts
1900; market strong to Zoe. higher.
Stockers and feeders. 215dpt.o 90; bulls,
. ,2OaS.5o; calves, 3.5o1T.Oo; western
steers, 3.35@5.1o; western cows s.pV
4.75
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market 10 to &c,
higher Bulk, 5.7oG6.15; heavy, log
Ga; packers and butchers. 5.90&t6.3J;
lights. 5.4ea61n; pigs. 4.OG5.e5
Sheep-Rcceipts, 5000; market steady,
range wethers. 3.5oa4.Go; fed ewes, s.5o
GAPS.
Omaha, Nov. 4.-Cattle-Receipts. B.
400. market strong to 10c. higher. West
ern steers, 3.0o@o.4o; Texas steers. 800
dD4.35; range COWS and he!fers, 2.500
s;S5 Gamers 80; stocker r, Z and n
bulls and stays, 2.25@3.25.
ogs-Receipts. 1850; market l0c. high
err. Heavy. 5.9OM6.05; mixed, 5.Sm5.D:
lights, 5.1oa5,ao; pigs, 3.5od5.3; bulk Of
sheepgReceipts, 5000 market 1oc
higher Yearlings. 4,25a4.s5; wsthers,
3.s0q4.o ewes, 3.25G4.r; lambs, $50
i.U.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
IN THE GEM STATE.
BRADY RUNS BEHIND.
Bingham County Vote Shows 1t to be
Evenly Divided.
Especial to the News

+ 3
Blackfoot, Ida, Nov. At was a
fairly close race between Republicans
and Democrats in Bingham county
with the Socialist ticket running poor
third. The Republican ticket led. get
ting three presidential electors. Hamer
for Congress over McLear by a vote
of $50 to 2s7 Alexander. Democratic
candidate for governor. got 1877 over
Brady's Republican, Biz. The rest Of
the successful nominees were: Lieu
tenant governor. Lewis II. Sweetser,
Republican,; secretary of state, Robert
Lansdon, Republican; state auditor
stephen p. Taylor. Republican; state
treasurer, David L. Evans, Democrat
attorney general, Daniel G. McDougal;a
Superintendent of instruction. s.. Belle
Cha nlberlin, Republican,; inspector OF
mines, f. Gushing Moore. Republican;
Justice OF the supreme court, James +.
AilshIe, mo timocratic nominee for
this posltion); state senator, Herman
J. Hasbrouck, Republican. OF the
county Offices the Democrats got Chap
man in for probate judge; Reddick in
for county superintendent of instruc-
ton; Hayes in as coroner; Young In for
surveyor and Hillard in as constable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
LATE LOCALS.

Enters on New Duties-R. r. Hunt
of the Utah Light & Railway company
has assumed his new duties as assis-
tant manager of the company
Chicken Rnisers to Meet-There
will be a meeting Of the Utah state
Poultry association tomorrow eysaing.
at the Commercial club, where all
fanciers are invited to attend.
Bank Clcarings-Today's local bank
clearings amounted to $4,000, as
against $4,000 for the same day last
wear This excess of over s2Tb,QOG, is
very encouraging, and ought to give
confidence to the entire business com
munity. 4
Automobile Found-It was report
ed to the police this morning by Will
lam Brown of 363 west North Temple
street that during the night some. one
drove a big automobile into his yard
and left the machine there over
night. who owns the auto is not
known to the police but the owner
can get it by going to Mr.. Browns
residence.
Finds Fur Boa-Franl1 Yepson,
residing at 241 east Sixth South street.
brought to the police station this
morning fur boa which was lost
| last night on the city and county
building grounds. The owner can
get the same by calling at police head
! quarters.
Good Phone ScrvIcc-The tele-
| phone and telegraph companies were
| so We'll prepared for all the demands
| that could be made upon them yes
| terday, that prompt and ample service
I was rendered in all directions. Of
| ficials of the companies are being
! congratulated today. on their efficient
| work. While service was continued
until a. M, there was not much
doing after II p. M. as by that time
| the result was sufficiently known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
s.soo at 1.42ss 1000 at 1.45. buyer CO.:

1900 at 1,421s; 1000 at Las. buyer co:
oU0 al 1.4O seller so
South Columbus Con-. 100 at 81.
Swansea Con-, 500 at 80; 80 at 50 u.
35la.
Victor con, $500 at 1s
Yerington Copper, 1000 at
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bullock, 1000 at Z; Crown Point, 500
at IS; 500 at 1siA
Colorado, 100 at 3.3h.
Grand Central. 100 at 800,
Hccla, 10 0at 50
Iron Blossom. 800 at 2,42A; 1920 at
245: 200 ut 2.45, seller 50; LOO at
g.4T1s 1900 ut $50, buyer 60; 1000 at
t252ta, buyer so.
keystone, 500 at II
King William, 900 at 40
Lower Mammoth, 800 at ~.
May Day, 500 at 81: 500 at 30 Y;
1000 at 31h, buyer so.
Sever Troughs, 500 ut 20.
Sioux Con, 300 at 1,4O 100 at
1.42k.
Swansea, 100 at 35M.
Tlntic Central. 1000 at az,
Uncle Sam, 1900 at as; $500 at go
500 at 100 buyer 60.
Utah Con. 5000 at 1Tk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
TWO OUT OF THIRTEEN.
This is the Odd Showing Made by
Socialists in BnnnOck.
Especial to the "News. !"

NcpeSIdi " tile NEWS.
Oxford. Ida, Nov. 4.--Bannock coun-
ty was Republican In distributing the
larger offices, but thte Democrats got
in man here and there. Two Social
lists In the county stuck by their colors
and voted their ticket from top to bot
tom. Tho fact that there We're 10 So
cialistic candidates, yet each got but
two votes. is interesting. The natural
conclusion would be that at least 10
votes would be cast for the various
candidates. The question is being ask
ed here. Where did those other IL SO.
cialistic votes go?" The Democratic
vote hung close to an average OF so to
the Republicans average of 100. What
the Democrats got was Pond in as
state senator, three representatives. all
of the county offices with the exception
of the two justices OF the peace and
constable. AS 1t turns out the Repub-.
licans took the electors and state offices
and the Democrats the county Offices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
WOOL.

st. Louis, Nov. 4.-Woo. firm and I'M
changed Territory and western medi-
ums. 17a20i fine mediums, i5d11; fine,
12IH
BOSTON.
Boston, Nov 3--The local wool mar
ket has revived decidedly and is strong
Ell and more active than for months.
The leading domestic quotations range
as follows:
California Northern, 459Is; middle
county, $50 10; southern, 3l@3s; fall
free, 35tt37
Disqualification, No. staple, 5SpGo;
eastern, new clothing, $3.50; valley, No,
4, i5@D+6
Tcrritory--E'ine staple, 57060: fine
s S me- S ynadi 9' eIohnr e s Si1t Ea, ~
blood. 5045l threa-eghths blood, 5oG
SO; quarter-bood, f5Gt ts.
Pulled-Extra, 5000; fine a, 5oQp53;
y supers, 43Gis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
LIVELY TRADING
ON THE: EXCHANGE
With Result Of Election Known
Brokers Get Down TO
Business Again.
PRICES MUCH STRONGER.
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PRICES MUCH STRONGER.
Ohio Copper Wanted Up TO $3.50 Bid
-Salcs of the I'm
Iislcds.

In brokerage circles this morning sat-
isfaction over the result of the presl-
Dental election was manifest me
market opened active with everything
tending towards higher prices ana with
every indication OF an active season Of
trading 3during the next few weeks. Re
ports received from eastern market
centers early in the day showed that
much interest was being taken in cop
per stocks and this condition had the
effect of creating attention in them at
home Ohio Copper was in demand at
$3.50, with no sales reported Mason
Valley also came In for attention; while
Iron Blossom, Colorado and others of
the T'intic list We're eagerly sought.
The unlisted sales were light. Bing-
ham Central Standard brought 30
cents ! Montgomery, Mountain was sold
4at 10 cents and Standard Copper att
cents. The closing quotations and sales
We're.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
AT THE IRON BLOSSOM.
NO Orc III New Shaft Yet, Says Uncle
Jesse Knight.

Jesse NHiEht.
Uncle. Jesse Knight came up from
Provo this morning on one Of his occa-
sional business trips. Asked for the
lattar's information about conditions
in the Iron Blossom nine Mr.. Knight
stated that while he had heard nothing
from camp today. he was satisfied that
no ore had been encountered yet in the
new shaft. But said he, the bottom
is In good looking formation and l
guess we VIII get into ore after while.
On the T0Q level, a drift has been run
off into some manganese, hut it really
Is not ore: yet the condition there is
very promising.
1--WE have ore on the 400 and 800 levels
and work done there recently has been
of IL satisfactory character. ship
ment of ore taken from these levels
was made recently TO the American
smeiter."
Nh Knight says one furnace of the
Tintlc smeltcr is in operation, but was
not ready to state definitely when the
next one would blow in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
REGULAR SALES.

Black Jack. 500 at IS: 80 Oat 81.
Carisa. 200 at IS: 100 at 60.
Colorado. 100 at s.15: 800 at $50: 100
mt 8222Ia: 100 ut 1926: 100 at $50. buyer
80; 100 at 336.
Columbus. 200 at 100
Hecla. 100 at So, 100 Mt g.: 800 at 81.
indian Queen. 1000 nj 49,; 1000 at
1879, buyer so.
Inyo. 1000 at
iron blossom 500 at 2.42h; 1900 at
2.47lA, seller 60: 1000 at 2.4Tla; 500 ut
2.521s, buyer 60: 1000 at $50. buyer 50;
1880 at 2.45
keystone. 50 at 30.
Lower Mammoth. 700 at A
MAY Day. 200 at 81: 800 at 30.
Mountain Lake. 800 al Al: 500 at 4lG.
Sioux Con-. 500 at 1,371a; 200 ut Lao;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-04
REGuLAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Black Jack. 1900 at So; 1900 at "a,
Colorado, 1900 at $40; 200 at ass,
buyer so; 100 at $3.50, seller go
crown Point, 100 at IS,
Iron Blossom, 200 at $40; 200 at
2.37,a; 500 at 2.42h. seller 50; zoo at
2.S5; 100 at 2.s7ls, seller SO; 700 at
Lower Mammoth, LOO at II; 100 at
Mason Valley, I'll nj 2.7o; 6 at 2.75,
Mountain Lake. 500 at Al; 400 at
AZ: 900 at AZ y
Nevada Hills, 100 at l.55. buyer CO..
1900 at LEE seller 60.
Prince con, 100 ut 80; 100 at 81,
seller 60.
sioux Con, LOO at l.a5; SEQ at
1.a71k, buyer 60; 600 at 1885, seller 50
swansea Con. 500 at Sc. buyer 60.
Tetro. 1000 at $,
Uncle sam. LEO Dat 81,
Victor Con, !, 900 at 12ia