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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-28
NEW YORK CURB.

pollock Special Wire.)
Butte London. 35d45; Cumberland
Ely, S&QsTs; Glroux Con, 3sk@85s;
Nevada Con, l4@14b; Nevada Utah,
G&q6la; Tenn. Cop, asa. @s7: Utah
Copper, Ssg39h;, First National Con-
per- 4&@5; Davis DAILY, 242ls; Domin-
Ion Copper, 2R2M: Ely Central, 1dtlb<
Ely Con-, 14a15; Furnace Creek, 1904!
oBston Cons, 137s@l4ls; Yukon Gold.
= l-l6@4 S-16; Miami Copper, 77a bid
Greene G. & S. Com. 3-169A; Mitchell
M@& Montgomery shoshone, 1@i-ls;
Nevada Smelling. 7S@1; Silver Queen,
l.us@Iil Silver Leaf. 11d13; King Ed
ward. 1sd9s; Foster Cobalt, 35I40: Co
bait Central, 34G341s; McKinley-Dar-
ragh, 1915; Tintic Mining, 3AM4:
North Butte Ext, 32636.
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lust think Of II. reader and consider
what such movement means to actual
development work While We have had
no perceptible boom in the town. All
this activity can be told by the paid
freight bills at the Phoebe freight DEPOT.
Right now there is great confer
ence being held. by those in the proper
position on the Salt Lake road, consid-
ering the immediate extension of their
Pioche-Caliente branch to the Prince
mine. passing on its course, as pro-
posed. the Ely valley properties, the
great Highland district, the Demijohn
the Golden Prince and many other
properties OF equal merit.
Shelter and other reduction plants
are being seriously considered An elee-
trio light plant also TO be located at
Bullionville. is one OF the enterprises
of the near future.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION.

Broker Il. G. Woolley, of James A.
Pollock & company, has returned from
trip east with his family during which
Boston and New York were visited II
went away for a brief rest" said Mr.
Woolley today, and tried not to talk
business with anyone. However, / OBJ
served that there is n much better feel
ing in the east and the impression pre-
walls that we are going to see better
prices for copper in the near future,
which is already being reflected by the
lively interest taken in copper stocks
during the past few days. The east has
felt the effects of the panic badly,
while here in Utah it has scarcely been
noticed, But. as L say, the skies are
rapidly clearing In the east and the
prospects for the future are very
bright"
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 2s-The wheat market
opened active and weak on a drop of rs
a s reeep9 In an this s soantry sep
tembers opened y a 4 lower al SSs to 9,
an held for time within that range.
under general selling. July being OF about
and September * to 2s under ysster-
alter after this option held around AN. Good
weather and weak cables were Factors.
The oats market Vas active and weak.
PROVISIONS were quiet and steady In
sympathy with steady hog market,
s CT 10 ~ pf hisher ssp9smbeP pork OPEN,
' sna SsPte%gSeiy r ss at SEPT &c. ss
DSSS op1 ! ~ Sept ~. i, Pee, sSss
., 2ats Dss .s Sla { Ssy, I 15E ga Sept
Pork-Juiy, ib.aOi Sept. 15,52A; oct,
ia fSrd-July. s,7M; Sept, s.s7H; Oct.
'rRibs-July, $40; Sept. s.s2M; Oct,
RyegCash. 7s@B
Barley-Cash. 6sq1.
Wheat-Aif!e; touching $50 September
In i'i the northwest. The close was steady,
September 4 lower at S9ls
Corn-Development OF a cash demand
steadied corn and September closed i "
down at 1875.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July B.-Sugar, raw steady.
Fair refining S'67 centrifugal, 90 test,
4,l6; molasses sugar. 80
Rofined-Quiet. Crushed, $40: powder
ed. $50; GRADUATED, $50.
Coffee-ouiet, No. Rio, 6A; No. 4
Santos, So.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. July, 2s.EButter 80 Steady.
Eggs-Steady Firsts, H.
EVAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York, July g7-Evaporate APP
pies for November delivery are now quot
ed at 6h for prime, but no change Is
reported in spot quotations Fancy are
quoted at l0410h choice at sac prime
at 61s 97A; common 10 fair at 81 @61s;
Prmnes show considerable activity and
rule firm at 3ls ala for California ana
5la a7h for Oregon, latter up to 3o-t0s.
Apricots are Arm, with choice quoted
at l0qlOH. extra choice at ua IL; and
fancy at l24ls
Peaches are unchanged, with choice
quoted at Sls nSA extra choice at 80
~ fancy at 100 iOia extra fancy at
Raisins are quiet, with loose muscatels
quote at Az 46A choice 20 fancy seeded
at 6n6la seedless at sac; and London
layers al l.254l35,
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET

New, York, July 2S.--Nfonev nm
easy, 10 l u per cent. ruling rata i
PERI cent. closing bid I per cen,
fcrcd at IN per cent. oi-
Time loans. firm and dun 49,.
days, , to "a per cent, nincty Ja'y
2M TO 2M per cent, six months 'nS Ss
cent. per
Prime mercantile paper 3s a4 M,
cent. PCT
Sterling exchange steady with aetna,
business IN bankers bills at 1865 for
Bar silver, 52ik. Mexican do,,o..
45c. "''ia's
Government bonds, firm; railroad
bonds irregular. 'oau
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at 1871.
Colorado, 100 at 4,b21A.
Crown Point, 1900 at 26
Grand Central, 1000 at S.35.
Indian Queen, 1000 mt 1917; 5000
at IA.
Iron Blossom, 100 NJ 2.85; 200 at
2,4O: 100 at 2.47k 4.s05 at 2,45,
Little Chief, 500 at 20ls
May Day, 100 at 81.
Nevada Hills, 100 al 67ta.
New York. 500 at Z.
Scottish Chief, 1000 at A.
silver Shield. 1900 at 16h.
Sioux Con. 1000 at 10,
Swansea Con. 100 at 40.
Tintic Central, 1000 AZ 5&.
Uncle sam 200 at 1,27&
Utah Con, CTintiel 1900 at 2tIs;
.. 800 at 81; 500 nj 90, buyer 80.
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THE LOST JOSEPHINE.
Provo Parties Return Well Pleased
With Outlook at Mine.

Provo July 2S,--I A, Smoot Wells
Brimhar and j. David Larson have
returned from an inspection trip out
to the Lost Josephine mine, located
on the Uintah reservation. All are
tubllant over the outlook claiming
that free gold has been obtained from
the sand found in the mine.
The Lost Josephine Is the property
clnimed To have been worked by the
indians before the settlement OF Utah
by white men,
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COL. SCOTT SERIOUSLY ILL.

The many friends of Col, Walter
Scott, commanding the Fifteenth IN
fantry. will be palned to learn OF his
return on tonight's u. & r. G. No. B
from Denver, so Ill that he had TO give
UP the command of his regiment, ami
return to Fort Douglas. 1t is feared
he viii have 10 submit to another 0p,
GRAFTON. the third. from his attack d
appendicitis suffered last winter. Thu
colonel evidently presumed too much
upon his convalescence, and exertsi
himself beyond his physical powers Of
endurance In the march north from
Colorado Springs.
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Colorado. $50 at 400.

Colorado, $50 at 400.
Crown Point, 5000 at 2Sia 500 at %;
1000 at "a; 1000 at 241z, buyer so; 1000
at 24Ja 800 at %.
Indian queen. 500 at 1915 300 at H.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 2.l7k; 1900 at
22O, buyer go; i,200 at 217h, seller CO.,
500 at 2.221s, buyer 60.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at Al; 400 at
Az
Mountain Lake. 100 at Sc; 200 at So,
Seven Troughs, 1900 at 21is
Sioux Con. 400 at Ito; 1900 at l.07lA.
Swansea Con-. 100 at 40.
Uncle Sam. $500 at 100; 800 at l271s,
seller 30
Utah Con, 900 at 81; 100 at 2l1a.
Victor Con, 500 at IL.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at 142la. buyer so:
1900 at l.37la; 700 at lao, buyer so; 700
at 1856.
Colorado. 100 at 4.57ia 100 at AIS; 100
at 4.52Ia.
Crown Point. 500 Mt IS: 400 at 25la.
DAILY Judge, 10 at AIS.
Iron Blossom, 600 at 2176; 100 at 2,l7h.
buyer 60: ECO at 222h; 900 at 2.25; $50
at 227ls; 800 at 230 1000 at .. 80; 500
at 237id buyer CO.
Lead King. 200 at Z,
Mountain Lake, 500 at 60, buyer So;
$40 mt 63 200 at 81.
Seven Troughs. 800 at 81; 1000 at 21ls.
Sioux Con, 100 at l07k
Swansea Can, 200 at 40.
Uncle Sam Con, 500 at l.27ia.
Utah Con, 1900 at 81
p E,r, toIurTrT ALTON
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UNION PACIFIC DrvIpENn

New York, July 2S.--The Union pacl
fic Railroad company today decio an',
a quarterly dividend of 2I9 ner 'e esnt
on It's common stock and semi-snnna''
dividend of per cent on its prefer,ad
stock. The Southern Pacific railrooS
company declared quarterly div.
dend of III per cent on its cow, u,,''
stock All these dividends ara ' ,,s
changed from the last previous op S
ter. 4N''-
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Predict Good Times.

Now IS the time 10 buy pre-
ferrod stock in utah-Idaho Sugar
Company,
Those who do SO will. we be-
lieye, make over rs per cent on
thor Investment within the next
year!
iat Purchasers will get Sept.
s0th and each quarter thoreaf.
ter ma cents per share IN dlvl-
dends
End. The increase IN market
value OF the stock VIII amount
10 tho additional per cent DO
NOT SELL STOCK NOW uN-
LESS YOU HAVE TO. NOW
is THE TIME TO BUY.
Apri1 10 laos gfstaruant .l,.,...
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE,

POLLOCK NpeClAI WIG.
Bling. Cons 90@9l Butte Coal, 26iq
West. iOMGliM; Utah Cons. i6A ass:
NeWhouse, 6h@&; United States.
4imA; United states, pfd., i6GL.
New. Cons. lid ~ Butte, SlhNA
old Dominion. 39I4G Utah Copper,
$685. q 39A Boston Consolidated, iidl4i
CURB CLOSE
Cum Ely shGMi Davis DAILY 2Q
y Dominion Cop ga " East Butte.
Am al, Circus, 3A a.. Utah Apex.
4mh; First Nat. Copper az 10 p
Majestic, 7sMS0, Nevada Utah,
2 l5-l6@3; Yukon, "a = Miami
7kNS; n. Butte Elk, 3SmSi
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ToNOPAH.

Tonopah, Nevada, 7.sO67s5;
Montana Tonopah, Is bid; Tonoah Ex-
tension, "a asked; MacNamara, ll@
12: Midway, 4GGb5O; Tonopah Bel
mont, 100 at l.02 y: TOnopah North
Star, 1901; Ohio, Tonopah, ii
Rescue. bid; Tonopah & California,
2 asked: Golden Anchor. bid; Jim
Butler. 30m3l; Cash Boy. bid:
Monarch Pitts. Extn., asked. Mon
tana Midway ENtn,, 3 asked. Golden
Crown. 3 bid.
GOLDFTELD.
Sandstone, 50 asked; Col. Min, 29d
81; Jumbo Ext. 6l@62; Vernal, 4 bid;
Pennsylvania, asked Kendall, II bid /:
Booth. 43a45: Blue Bull, 146l5; Adams
bid; silver Pick 23q2I Nevada Boy
bid: Black Butte Ext. bid: Blue
Bell. 54r6 Dixie, 2 bid; Godfleld Column
hia, l2Ul6; Hlbernia, bid; st. Ives,
SSqi0; Conqueror. 7aS; Black Rock,
. bid Lone Star, llGl2' G. Wonder 2
asked: Potlatch, 10 asked; ORC. 10 bid
Kendall Ext, 1 bid Sandstone Ext. 2
asked; Mayue, 2Q3; Atlanta, 90a30;
Great Bend 4oail; Empire, 3d4; Red
Top Ext, l3al4 polence, 31593l71l;
Diamondhed y. u. Con. 1920. Gold
field Daisy, 70 bid; Combination frac-
tiOn, l.75@l77a; Great Bend Ext. cas-;
Great Bend Annex, IU9; Is. Il, 30
nanza, bid. Kewanos, 4ta45: Port
land, hid; Cackerjack, 6a7; f.. Mo-
hawk, 10 bid; Red Hills, 29q3O; Mo-
hawk Ext. 3ai; l.. Dillon. 3 bid. Y.
Tiger bid; Grandma, 6GS: s. p. Ext.
bid; Y Rose. 2 bid; Col NTH, Ext 8
asked. GOldAeld Con-. SIS bid: Dla.
mondAeld Triangle, 7qS; Coming Ma
ton. 4 bid.
BULLFROG.
Original, lag; Bullfrog Mining. 4 bid
Mont BullfOg, asked. National
Bank, 4@t L. Harris, / asked; Anne
thyst, 4 bid Gold Bar 4d5, Mayflower
Con, 7ds; Montgomery Shoshone Ext,
/ asked, @, Scepter bid; Montgomery
Min, bid; Homstake Con, 40 asked.
y, Girl, lQe; Tramp Con, lsql9. Mlu-
erl Hin. sac.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, sac; Manhattan
Mining Coz asked S, Humphrey
bid Dexter 6G7; l.. Joe, / bid Mus
tang, asked; Little Gray, / bid. cow
Boy 1 asked; Original Manhattan. Q
asked Broncho, ! bid; Pinenut 1 bld;
Stray Dog, 4 bid,
OTHER DISTRICTS
FairNiew Eagle, 10 bid. Nevada Hills.
20 bid; Pittsbprg Silver Peak. l00t
ilgh. North Star Wonder. bid.
Eagles Nest, i0Qli; Original Rawhlda.
bid. Round Min. o. bid.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

aSo aifag eco; market weak to a shade
lower. Beeves, S.g0gI.so; Texans, S'og
5.sSj westerns; s:o&5@; st9 Sd;ers. and q
feeders. 2Sol4'tS , S9ws and heifefS' Ito
Hogs-Receipts about 10000 market
weak. Lights, 5,Soa6 go; mike, .. I5q6.60
heavy. 5.9O0615; good to choice heavy,
6.l5Q6.65; pigs 5.iS@5.@; bulk fsales'
sheep~Receipts about 10000; market
steady. Natives, 3.6094.6o: western, Esq
60; yearlings 5.00T5.l0; lambs, 4.Dg
$50: western, 4.5o@B.6o
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. July S--Cattle-Receipts,
loo incluing 5000 southerns: market
steay Native steers, i.2@7.21 native
cows and heifers. 100000 stockers ana
feeders, 2o4i.T5; bulls. 2,4o4l@i calves
3co@5. SOL western steers S'p@9'eo' DO
Hogs~Reoeipts. 5000; market steady
Buik of sales O. 9596.45; heavy, 645g
$50; packers and butchers 6'%@S'Soi
iis sheepGR Rec eiIT 5000; market steady
Muttons, S.90@ 4,so lambs, 4.Oo95.sS; few
ewes, 3.&4i. S.
Omaha. July 2S.-Cattle-Receipts, 1909:
market steady to strong Native steers,
45Q7.60; COWS and heifers, 3.0Op4 10;
western steers, 100000; Texas steers,
d64.5o; Gamers, 1.75q2.75; stockers and
feeders, 2.75q4.S0; calves, S.Oo4b.Io; bulls
and stays 2.o0q4 10.
200 market 5 Zoe nSaD io w.
Is He2yy siSa Pss masS $50? bSS OF
sheep-Reoeipts, 1900; market firm
Yearlings, so co; wethers; $50 AS;
ewes, s.Sq4l5 lambs, e,Oo@6.so.
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CASH IN BANKS

here and in New York indicates
that available money is moro
plentiful than IN any former
Presidential year, Morgan, Harr-
man ana many OF the other big
men OF the nation
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BADGER Bros,
BROKERS
iee SOUTH MAIN STREET.
MEMBERS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE,
PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with all mar
kets. Perfect facilities for execu-
ton OF orders in New York and
Boston stocks, Chicago grains and
San Francisco stocks.
Accounts carried on conservative
margins
Loans made on stocks.
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UNDIVIDED Proills, Si,lO9. s2s.al

Much sugar on hand has since
peeh sold and more cash received
tnah ever before in history OF tho
Company and Crop reports show
splendid season ahead. 10 buy
NOW and see US whether you wish
10 buy or sell.
GEORGE NJ CANNON COMPANY
Rooms oi2-6is Templeton Build.
Phono--Eell IL.
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OMAHA.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.


st. Louis, July 2s.--Wpol, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 10 % Is hne
mediums. 100 Is; fine. 9GDl2.
LONDON.
London, July GA good selection
was offered at the wool auction sales to-
day and traders from all sections bought
freely at current rates. Fine merfnos
were in active demand and fine greasy
cross-breds sold at full rates. the major
ity of which were taken by home trade
and France. Some super fleece was TAX
en- by American buyers at recent rates.
dunn secured The offerings today were
l6l1 bales.
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CoMSToCK

opir, 2S2ha 2.35; Mexican. S4@
Sc; Con. Va, sea 90; Savage, 2l@
%; Hale & Norcross 24@25; Yellow
Jacket, 57Q5s; Belcher, 23 bid; Con-
fidence, Al bid; Sierra Nevada, 320s5;
Exchequer Is bid; Union, 3l@34;
Chollar, is asked. Potos. l0@l1.
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REGULAR CALL sALEs.

REGuLAR CALL SALES.
Ajax. 300 AT 30
Beck Tunnel 800 al 1927; 500 ut /. 35
Bingham Amalgomated 1000 at l6.
Black Jack, 500 at 90.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers
and brokers, furnish the following
from San Francisco. on Nevada min
ing stocks today.
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r, X. Snow & Co., stock Brokers.
SO Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1879
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS. "a Il, So. Temple. Both
phones 9l0.
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II taken Just when you feel as though
you are going to be sick you will never
know what serious Illness Is. II pln'
fies the blood. drives out disease before
1t gets Il foothold; such as HolaA
Rocky Mountain Tea None Other ~
effective and suna, So cents, Tea OF
Tablets.--Godbe- Pitts Drug co.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY,S.

lie Grand Young to Thos. Dry
hursh, lot 10, block 100, Sandy
l. s. Bringhuirs;tt and wife 10 Marie i.
Hoglund, part of block s., plat A. }
Albert Cupsoh and wife to 1no.
Johnson, part of section a. town
ship / south. range ] oast."..,,,.'
Harriet Price TO YIN. Clyde Price,
lots 6, I, block 70, Forest Dale,.,.'
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 2lb ID. r. Walker Block.
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Get away from the heat by bathing
AZ Saltair.
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FaiN1ew Eagle, 10 bid Nevada Hills.
20 bio PIitsonrg silver silver, Peali; LOG
Eagles Nest l0Qli Original Rawhlde,
bid. Round Mtn.. o. bid.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14
CAT1LEMEN's DAY.

Gunnison, Colo, July 14-Gunni-
son assumed a typical wild west"
appearance today as the result of the
annual celebration of cattlemer' q day
by the Gunnison Stockgrower' asso-
citation. Cowboy races, roping and
broncho busting contests and quad
rifles on horseback will be distinc-
tive features. AS usual. large crowd
of tenderfeet are here to witness the
sports.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14
Cha mberlain's Collie, Cholera
& Diarrhoea Remedy Would
Have Saved Him Sfoo.

''In 1909 had very severe attack
of diarrIoea," says Il. N. Farrar Of
Dat Island. La. For several weeks
was unable to do anything. On
March 10, 1907, had similar at
tack. and took Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrohea Remedy which
gave me prompt relief. consider is
one of the best medicines of its kind
in the world, and had 1 used it in 1902
believe 1t would have saved me a
hundred dollars Doctors bill. Sold
by Daniels drug store. tts
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14
AIRsHIP TEST.

Berlin, July IA Count Zeppelin
will give his new military airship a
thorough test tomorrow, on the sue.
cess OF which depends the govern
ment's purchase of the mach inc for
$500. 900. Previous flights have been
highly successful and the count has
received message from the kaiser
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14

PROLIFIC CROP = From four
rows of raspberry bushes of the
Eureka variety, each two hundred
feet long, there was picked on the
Clearinghouse ranch in East Canon
this morning fourteen crates, or forty
two gallons, of fruit. which had a
market value of thirty-six dollars.
The Eureka is large, blackberry
and seems to be one of the most profit
able that can be grown by local gard
eners. Just how great an income
could DO obtained from an acre of
raspberries like the crop reported by
Mr.. Clearinghouse we have no means
of knowing. but would amount to n
good many hundreds of dollars. =
Canon City Record.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14

A CHANCE-12 acres of fine Ian d
with water right, room house with
bath, gas for light and heat. hot, cold
and condensed water in house, fine
chicken house and pens, corrals. part
ly planted to alfalfa. spring on place.
au ideal place for Il truck garden or
chicken raising. Only 10 minutes
ride from postofiice. Worth $4,000
will sell for 81, 600 cash If taken at
once. Apply at Tribune office. 9-l4
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Beware of Ointments for Ca
tarrh that Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely dcrange the whole system
when entering II through tho mucous surfaces.
n CHI articles should mover be used except on
prescription from reputable physicians, as tho
damage they will do Is ten fold To the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured bp Y. J. Cheney 4 Co.,
Toledo Ohio, contains no mercury and Is
taken internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface. Of tho system. In buying
Halls Ca.arrh Cure be surc you get tho
genuine. It is taken internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney a Co. Testi.
monials FREQ,
Sold by all Druggists, TIC.
Take Halle Family Pills for constipation.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14

CAUGHT THIRTY-T. W. Rob-
erts, A. P. Vandeveer, Mont Evans
and son we're out to Hardscrabble
fishing Sunday They caught thirty
nice fellows from eight to ten inches
long. They re port that the fish are
biting good on grasshoppers above
the Blake ranch aud that fishing
is still better above that point.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14

Ger Kelley left here this morning on
No. 10 and returned ON No. 9 As
the value Of the stolen goods does
not amount to $50. only potit lar
ceny charge can be preferred against
tho prisoner.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14
NEGRO ARRESTED -

NEGRO ARRESTED Frank
James, n negro, WAS brought back to
Florence this morning by Night Mar
shal Kelley from Salida where he WAS
here to answer 70 n charge Of robbing
his chum. Theodore Steel. \ barber.
James took his outfit from him while
Steel WAS asleep. He left here Sun.
day night but WAS thrown of the
train by the brakeman near Valley.
this side Of SAlida, and when he rode
into SalidA on another train he was
nabbed by Night Marshal Jack Burn.
ham, who formerly lived here. ON.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14
ANOTHER WATER COMPANY
WANTS TO PLAY ALL HOG

Trusts are not the only people. 1t
seems. that are trying to grind the
life out Of the little fellows, although
trusts are sometimes more open in
their methods of procedure. The
latest bunch 10 play all-hog are the
owners of the Twin Lakes. in the
Ieadville region and while their
scheme may be novel to some degree,
it is doubtful II they can succeed with
the plan as outlined.
Yesterday one of the deputy water
commissioners was sent here to take
measurements of the Arkansas river
and to measure the water now run
ming In every ditch that leads from
the river. The owners of the Twin
Lakes, 1T is understood. are asking
or are about to ask the courts for the
right to clai III all water that passes
down the Arkansas river. including
the food waters and the water that
the company turns loose out Of the
Twin Lakes each day, estab fishing
the water that is now running in the
bitches at present, AZ the total amount
the several bitches are entitled to.
While the water In the Arkansas
is ten times over appropriated, it is
doubtful II ditch owners will SUBJ
init to such proposition. Whether
the owners of ditohes, ditch com.
panies and individuals. are being
appraised Of the desire of the Twin
Lakes company, this Office has not
been informed. but there is nothing
fair about the company. and before
the courts grant such a request, the
ditch owners will have legal repre-
sentation. II such scheme as this
Is allowed to be put through, half
tho water right owners will DO cut
off with abou. half their apportion-
ment.
Aud while the river ia rum ing
higher at present than it has for some
time, there is yet not enough water
running In any Of the bitches, as COM
pared with the water rights held by
the several companies and individuals
Just why the Twin Lakes company
should select the present time on
which to establish h basis Is not
known. The company is asking or
Ia about to ask for tho right to all the
water that runs down the creek. in.
Guiding food waters and what it
turns in itself, excepting what Is
otherwise appropriated. 1t is an in.
teresting piece Of nerve and while
their move Is not genera lv under
stood or even known by many of
the ditch owners AZ yet. it can be
predicted at this time that one of
the fercest fights that has ever
taken place In Colorado court
will be waged. The actions of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron compa ny are
tame rs compared with this piece of
work.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-14

SENTENCED TO JAIL = Frank
James, the colored youth, brought
back here this morning for petit lar
ceny, WAS sentenced by Judge San
ders to thirty days in the county Jail.