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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-22
Chelsea, Mass, Suburb Of BOs-
ton, Experiences AwfnI Fire.
THREE PERISH; MANY HURT.
Disastrous Fire Swept Path Through
City Three-ouarters OF Mile Wide
and Mile Long-churohes, Factories,
Hospitals, City. Hall and Tenements
Consumed.

Boston, April 13.-The greatest fire
that has scourged any part of the
metropolitan district in ten years de-
yastated the manufacturing, tenement
and retail business. sections of Chel-
sea, burning over more than one
square mile of territory and levelling
many OF the city's best structures
Sunday and last night. The fire
started at 1910 a. m. and was not
placed under control until Z O'clock
last evening. notwithstanding that
half of the Boston fire departments
strength and steamers from a dozen
other cities and towns went to the
aid of the Chelsea brigade.
Three lives are known to have been
lost, and it is reported that two other
persons had perished, one a woman,
having shot herself in a frenzy over
her inability to save her property.
From fifty to seventy-five persons
were injured.
Revised figures indicate that the
losses were divided, according to the
various classes of property destroyed
as follows:
Churches and schools, $525,000.
Public buildings, s475,000.
Factories. business blocks and con
tents SS25,OOO.
Dwelling houses, sS.75O.OOO.
Total. $5,575,OO0.
The insurance companies have
placed their losses at 81, 100000
The fire originated In the rear oI
the Boston Backing company's works
on West Third street, near the East
ern division of the Boston & Maine
railroad and in close proximity 10 the
Everett city line. A terrific gale from
the northwest carried burning emberi
and shingles TO a score of woodeI
buildings. The fire started almost II
the extreme southwest section of thu
city and cut a path to the end OF Nav
erick street at the extreme south
eastern end of the city, which border
on Chelsea creek. This point i
about one mile and a quarter from
the point where the confagration be
gan The flames swept through tn
heart of the retail business section
which was about midway between tn
two extreme limits reached by tn
/ fire
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-22
chioano ProvIsIon Market.

chicago, ApfII 10.
PORK-May, $13 40; July, s13 20.
LARD-May, So 27; July, IS AZ.
RIBS-May, 81 10; July. 81 40.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-22
Five Schools Burn.

Among the structures destroyed
we're thirteen churches. two hospitals,
the public library, city hall, five
schoolhouses, twenty business blocks,
nearly a score of factories and up
wards of 800 tenements and dwelling
houses.
The streets over which the flames
rushed included Carter, Maple, Spruce,
Arlington, Ash, Walnut. Popular,
Chestnut and Cherry to Broadway.
From Broadway the fire spread TO
Bellingham hill From Summer street
the fire cut another pathway. running
diagonally across Third street. Ever.
EFT avenue and Fourth street TO Bell.
ingham street The flames reached
Broadway, the principal street OF the
city. at a point between Third and
Fifth streets, and destroyed the Ma
sonic hall. odd Fellows hall and Ben
nett block
A militia call by Mayor Beck OF
Chelsea brought out the First COM
pany, coast artillery, In order to guard
property moved into the streets from
burned buildings. The marines at the
Charleston navy yard were also sent
TO the fire Rear Admiral Swift Of
the navy yard also sent out men from
the receiving ship Wabash.
Marines with fixed hayonets held
back the crowds. while the militia and
sailors helped families remove their
goods. Advance squads Of military
and police were sent ahead warning
out families living in the path OF the
fire, which leaped block after block
With astonishing rapidity. The spec.
tators generally we're easily handled.
Firebrands were swept across Chel.
sea creek to East Boston, and five
dwellings on Wadsworth street and
vicinity were consumed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-22

TO SELL On time, rent or exchange
furnished hotel. livery barn and horses
Joe Drew.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
SPECULATIVE
CAMPAIGN HAL1S
Prices Turn Downward Though
Financiers Convinced Bust
ness Still is Improving.
REALIZING CAUSES REACTION
Market opened Narrow, Result o'
Depression In Americans in London
Closed Veal. and Feycrisll.

New York. Nov 2i.--Contraetins aeliN.
tv in stocks and WaNetlhs pi1So
movement have indlcnted the waning VI
tile speculative campaign IN PFosress
since the early summer ana Wii'ei'
eliminated with the entry OF tue latss
general buying OF securities after cle'
ton. Prices have turned co"h""t"
without any alteration oil the coliNie
ton held in the financial center o. '''o
imnroviug tendency Of business anu VIC
strength of the financial position 10 IN
sire it's cotinuauGe. This CONVICTION
has no, been considered inconsistent
with the view that speculation was
over runnins itself Heavy realizing
sales at the price Of which stocks haa
been pushed brought about reheli is,,..
The reaction is regarded as peilis w
to purely technical causes
Renewed depression ~ the tNnieiiS ,t
department of the London market TO-DAY
caused n narrow opening IN sc" III.
The most prominent specnlaliNe sto nn,s
were lower but this was offset DT some
gains amongst the specinlttes. -Nmerlcah
preferred and Westinghouse llectrie,
and Wabash preferred aud Utah Soppei,
onion isil o pnsiia. 81, Paul, Reading. Eric
and United states Steel large fractions.
!, fractional rally after the opening
was stopped by renewed S ,a, Mii ~,
outset This in turn was followed
by another recovery which adriiiceu
Ntchison and the United States RUB
Der stocks /. and Minneapolis y ~.
Louis aud Central Leather preferred 4
The low level show rennessee Copper
of 71a, Canadian Pacific 3s. and Union
Plcifc Reading. Illinois Central ana
Wisconsin Central
Tia market closed weak and feVei-
ISL General weakness developed III the
second hour from All uutpouring OK
stocks. Canadian Pacific was carrlsd
down 3 points. Illinois Central ana
American Smelling 23s, Union Pacific
24s, Southern Pacific, ST Paul aud Anal
gainuted 2, and Reading. Anaconda, Con-
snldated Gas and National Lead Ia to
Ia. American Tobacco preferred. and
MISUNDERSTANDING Chemical preferred
rose IL and Allls-Chalmers preferred
15s. The rallies caused by heavy cover
ing of shorts were poorly held \ sale
was reported Of Federal Mining at i3la
compared with 90 ON the nrceedmg sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
SALT LAKE BANK CLEARlAGs
Q. S. s,IELTING.
Net Earnings Of s350,OoO Per Month
Are Reported.


Are Reported.
The United States Smelling, Rehnins
& Mining Co.. In common with most
mining companies, Is now showing q
substantial increase In its earnings,
says the Boston News Bureau.
We understand that for the month OF
September, net earnings amounted to
about S350,C00, and that the october
figures will probably show an increase
over September. as the company SET
tied for copper that month on rising
scale.
OF the September earnings the Pa
chuca property earned In excess of
100000 net, and the Mammoth com
pany in excess of Sl5O,O00. while the
Centennial-Eureka, its lead producers
and lead shelters in Utah, and the
miscellaneous sources or income MADE
up the balance of net earnings.
Utah lead operations are now upon
substantial earning basis and the com
pany Is deriving substantial benefits
from its Bingham lead properties,
which have been tied up by litigation
,until this year.
With silver at the lowest point for
years, the Real Del Monte Co, all OF
which, stock is owned by the United
states. fSl1elllEE, 1tellilIle ~ Nlhiihb
Co.. is operating at full capacity,
though it's output will probably be
larger when its mills arc thoroughly
attuned, and is earning in excess of
100000 per month. 1t is considered
conservative to figure upon earnings Of
at least 81 100000 per ;tnnum from this
property from now on.
Net earnings of s35o,00o per month
arc at the rate of s4.200oop per annum
1t requires slIO0,0oo for the payment Of
tho / per cent dividends on United
States Smelling preferred stock which
would leave a balance Of Sa.o00000 for
the 100000 shares of common stock. or
s, per share ms against present divl-
dend disbursements OF - per share.
a S there is every evidence, that these
net earnings can be not only main
tanned. hut improved upon. especially
as the company in the past has shown
net earnings as high as s35o.000 per
month without any returns from its
Mexican property. there Is reason to
anticipate I, restoration of the old div
idend rate Of 81 per share per annum
within a reasonable time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Nov, l.-Commission houses
We're moderate sellers OF wheat on the
local exchange today ana the market
was inclined to be weak, following q
slight tirmness at the opening, due to
higher prices at Liverpool. Liberal re-
ceipts We're chiefly responsible for the
heavy tone. Prices ut the opeiins We're
unchanged to Z higher with December
off 10 I.ol.
Trade in corn was quiet and the mar
ket firm. December opened unchanged
at h3hs. sold to SO x and then advanced
10 633i NtsS7s.
Oats We're firm on fair demand by ele-
yator interests, Offerings were small.
er al i9l5 TO s4Ss, sold at 4e%, and then
rallied to i9ss.
Provisions were easy because OF CON
tnued liberal receipts of live hogs al all
western packing centers Prices mt tile
opening We're unchanged to ~ lower.
Wheat sentiment was bearish all day
and the market closed easy with Dccem-
Der off 4 at 1,04M.
Corn--The high point for December
was reached al 81. 'rhe market closed
steady with December unchanged at
Close Whcat--Dec., L0ils May. LOS;
Gorn.SSov. and Dec sass May. c.:
oats-NDec, le2. May, 5lsaSla; 1uly,
4GFs.
Pork Pee, 1875; jan, 1925; May, 1910.
l@rd.Nov. 9.S5; Dec, 9,2o: Jan. a.&5@
a.SR: May, $50.
Ribs-Jan, S.52M; May. $40
lsyo-rCash, IS; Dec. 74IS May. 50
Earicy--Cash 59Ha63.
Timothy-Nov., 500; March. 3.G5.
clover--Nov 915; March 9.35
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Nov. 2l.-Butter stcads.
Creamery, 22d90: dairy, 1915 6i25
Eess-Steady. Firsts, IS.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, NOV. a.--Sugar. raw quiet.
Fair refining. $40; centrifugal. .96
test, 3.a; moasses. sugar. 3,l9.
Reiined-Quiet. Crushed, $50: powder
cd, 80 grannlatted, 80
Santos. ia
EVAPORATED FRUITS.
New York. Nov. N-The market for
eyaporatcd apples is quiet. with fancy
Si4, choice 7Rm7ai, prime Ga al, old
Prunes are firm on spot With quota
lions ranging from 4 to Is for Califor-
mia and from 6Ia to III, for Oregon
fruit, the latter from 36s to SOS
Apricots continue III good demand
with choice quoted at 81. az, extra
cnoice at 9hG91a, and fancy at 10h a
Peaches are firm, with choice quoted
ut .lIi., extra choice { q as, fancy
III GizGt.
Raisins are quiet on spot. but remain
firm in tone, owing To bullisf adyices
from the coast. Loose muscatels are
quoted at al I6is. choice 10 fancy
seeded, Gas: $eedlcss i1&d6 ana London
layers at l.5oM1.Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
NEWnousE IN NEVADA.

san Francisco, Nay. u. Work will
DO started at once on Montgomery
Mountain with Thos. Iillter in charge.
This assumption In activity is due to
President Newhouse who recently re-
turned to Salt Lake city from New
York where Schwab showed. him map
OF underground workings of the Sho-
shona which adjoins Montgomery
Mountain These maps showed that
the Shoshone ores trend directly into
Montgomery ground and are SO strong,
and the outlook so favorable, that
Ncwhuse decided to resume. schwab
offered NeWhouse the use of their no
laris shaft and any other facility the
shoshone offered and further agreed
TO trcal the Montgomery Mountain ores
at absolute cost in the Shoshone mill.
In time OF market activity Montgomery
Mountain has sold up to 81 and it looks
as though It would go higher as good
orders are in this market from Nevada,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
COLORADO PROTESTS.
States Congressional Representatives
Against Tariff Reduction.

Denver, Nov. 20.-The News today
says:
On the grounds that any further re-
duction in the price of lead will force
many of the mines in Colorado to close
down. the American Smelling & Retir-
ing company will join with the COM
mercia organizations of Denver In
fighting any effort on the part of the
next Congress to reduce the import
duty on shat metal.
The first step in the campaign
against such reduction was TAX
en- yesterday. when the Colorado
Manufacturers association, through its
board of directors, addressed q tele-
fran to S. +, Payne chairman of the
ways and means committee of the
house of representatives, protesting
against any lowering of the tariff on
lead. Other Denver commercial organ
izations are expected to take similar
action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
PROSPERITY AT ALTA.
Splendid Work Being Done on The
Columbus Properties.

The Alta properties, the Columbus
and the South Columbus. are now ship
ping about 80 tons of ore daily, and
Manager Tony Jacobson. who has just
returned from trip to the properties.
III company with Engineer McCaskell
and Clarence Mccormick, sees every
reason to consider that the present
prosperity PERFECTED at Alta is a re-
sumption of former good times in the
mining world.
Drifting on the large shoot of tho
i00-foot level of the Columbus is being
steadily pushed forward and the break
ing into the contact, anticipated, should
result during the working of any shift
from now on. In the South Columbus
the Wine from the upper Quincy tunnel
has progressed about 65 feet, the whole
distance being in shipping lead-silver
.carbOnateS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
CHANGE IN FIRM.
}. VII Knight and w. Lester Mansum
Retire from Brokerage business

There is 10 be a change in Inc
brokerage firm of the Knight, Mangum
whitney company and after today the
business of the foregoing named cnr
poraflon VIII be conducted by Clark /.
whitney of this city. Heber c. Jcy ana
wells Brimhall Of Provo, who will do
business under the firm name of the
WhitneyJex Brokerage company! (,w-
ing to the fact that Messrs. j viii
Knight and w. Lester Mangum are so
closely allied with the Jesse Knight
mining interests, the latter have con
eludcd ii inadvisab!e to continue in tina.
brokerage business and for that reason
they have sold their stock in the old
hrn. the same having been purchased
by Messrs. Whitney. Isx and ErtnI.
hall. The business of the new firm viii
be conducted along the lines OF the old
one with branch offices a Provo and
Hebor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Zinc, 2sh@27; Allouez, S9dp4o; Ass:
natic. l71s@1S; Boston Con. 1871 OLGA
6. So A., 11s14 OILS; Cent, 35Q35h; C.
NJ. 5000; Franklin. 16HMl67s: Greene
Cananea 11411ls; Lake, l6M@lGia;
Michigan, 14Aa14A Mexico Con, Gu
6ls; Nj. G. G., 5O@6O; North Butte, S5Gl
Ssa; osceola, 12oal21; Quincy, $500
~; r. l., 5A@6h; Shannon, 17lsGtS:
Trinity, l1& OILS; Utah Con, 46is@4bA
Tenn Cop, 44hG144M: U. $. S. com, A5GD
45la u. S. S. pfd., 1914 @4sI.; Winona,
6hG6la; Royale, 23M23h; on, .aHs@3o
Adventure. Sh az; Az. Coml., 81
q y; =. Coaln 26l: bid; Corbin, 22la
m23: G. & H.. 6SOM69O: Cop. Range,
s0Gls: DAILY West. tomai: Granby,
1861 bid; La Sale, 13al % u; Mass,
6hM7h; Mohawk, s9@la Miami. l27a
mt3; Nevada Uses ale; Old Dom.
597hM; Parrot 2Ta2s; Ray Con, - g
~ Santa t'e, 2&dp3: Tamarack, S2ih
bid; United Cop, 1909: Utah Cop.
ASH m41h; S. & p l7hMlS; Wyan-
dot, "a "a y; Victoria, 4hm's Apex,
6M&: Newhouse 57sm6h AhmccH,
1.15mL2n; Gas, 92094: Davis
DAILY, 3h@E: East Butte, 77sGS; First
Nat, rs bid; Hancock, SGD Kew,
5m15; North Lake, 7Ms; Raven. DOalH2;
Shawmut, 9@10: Shattuck. l7a IlS'i;
Cum Ely, sA@ss; +. & L., a6@r54; Dom.
Cop, 1G1-16; Giroux, 4Amh: Helvetia,
S&@p7s; Ncv. Utah. 3 1-16@B; Nips-
sing, 1oB@11M; s. & b., 12h@l3. Iu
kon. iS-16n5-16.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET,

New York, Nov. 2f-Money on can
nominal: time loans dull and easy. "a
days, per cent; 80 days. 81 six
months, SRMa..
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 4ah
per cent .
Sterling exchange firm with actual,
business in bankers bills at s4S4G6
s4s4lo for % dar bills and at s4ss,I5
q % for demand
Rar silver, 4aTsc
Mexican dollars, a5c.
G9ysrnnlent bonds steady: railroad.
bonds irregular. 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
ELY is PROSPEROUS.
William Binford Brings This lnror-
nation from Copper Camp.

William Binford, formerly of ogden.
nut who Is NOW engaged in the mining
and brokerage business at Ely, New. IS
in the city today en- route to Denver OF,
brief business trip. Mr.. Birgord
says Ely Is enjoying its share OF pros
perity and expressed the opinion that It
Is only matter OF n short time until
the camp Will be linked with Phoebe bv
rail. The survey of the proposed route
ne states, has been practically COM
pieted and 1t is expected that construc-
ton VIII begin during the coming year.
he 4 certainty by Elyites is tn, extens
sion Of the Nevada Northern TO cold
field and Tonopah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
WILL SELL

being urged by others, and, in fact be-
Ing the light in which nearly the entire
meeting saw 1t, the delegates named
We're selected. and accepted the duty
their expenses being betrayed by the
association.
The board of governors of the Com
morclal club met later and adopted
resolutions voicing their protest against
the remission of the lead tariff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
MANY FRAUD CHARGES.

Chicago, Nov. 9l.-The Nina Grande
Mining company. another of the Rho
dus Brothers enterprises, has been
placed in receivers hands. Frank q.
Harrington of Augusta, Maine. ana
Frank w. Hawley of Chicago were
appointed temporary receivers yester-
day at Augusta and application for a
receiver for the firm was made before
Judge Kohlsaat in Chicago. The APP
plication will be considered Now u.
iniunctions were against the Rhodus
brothers disposins of any of the assets
on Interfering in the business of the
company. The concern is a Maine cor
poration with capital stock of 81
mn OOo The petition for receiver was
filed by six stockholders and indicates
the many charges of fraud that have
already been made against the Rno-
dus' and which have caused tteit NJ ~
dirtmont in the federal court. The
mines are located at san Antonio de Ia
Huerta, Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
DENVER DON'T WANT TEMPLE.
No Reason WHY Mining Congress
Should BE Held Anywhere.

Denver, through the unchallcngcd
statement OF its real estate exchange,
by President John e. Leet Of that in
stitution. has denied that it wants the
proposed mining temple, or the min
ing congress, the quotation from the
remarks of Mr.. Leet, also contains the
statement that the. only reason for
mining congress is to give someone a
good job as secretary.
Tho Denver News, printing the state
nent of President I.eet. expresses shH
belief that the way Is now open 10
Salt Lake to capture the congress, ani
that Ii will .nlOhn bic come to this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
cARIsA AGAIN ACTIVE.
Old Spy Shaft Being RctiInbcrcd II
Search for Colorado Ledge.

In an effort to determine as nearly as
possible the exact trend of the Cobra do
ledge, upon its leaving the Sioux Con
Sclidatcd ground. General Manager G
~ Loose of the Cariss and Sioux Con
soiidated companies, is having the rot
ten tinbers Of the old Spy shaft re-
biaeeu Win new ones. preparatory to
dropping thar work to the 7Jo-foot
level, from where the drifting will start
MI Loose expresses the Belief that
the Colorado ore body viii be found in
the Carisn ground. and says he is paw
ing the old mine to win on the strength
of this belief.
There are many dissenting voices IN
this belief. the majority expressing the
opinion that the ore body being sought
by the Carisa management in that
ground viii not be found there, but not
Wlthstanding the fact of adverse be-
ilefs. the work will be prosecuted with
VigOr "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21

Representative John Howell delivered
an address to the meeting in which
the sending of special representatives
to meet the committee on ways and
means was strongly urged on the
ground that personal attendance in
this matter would have much more
weight than a petition. no matter how
largely signed. This view of the matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
BALD EAGLE INCORPORATES.

Articles of incorporation of the Bald
Eagle Mining company have been filed
In the office of Secretary of state
Tingey. It is F'ayctte. Sanpete colm-
~ concern. and is capitalized for $50
900, the par value of each share be-
ing five cents. r. r. Hill is prcs-
dent; Dilworth Woolley, vice presi
dent: James a. Hill secretary and
treasurer; John Wageli and James w.
Hill additional directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Nov m--cnttlc Receipts
about 100; market steady. Bceves. a.4,r
100, Texans. 3,iGar4.tO; westerns, 3.lptt
$40. stockers aud feeders. 2.tHQ4..o; COWS
and heifers, 1.50M5.M; calves, 6.OuI.a9.
strong to Sc higher. Light o15m b,SI;
mixed, a.25u6.D1; heavy. 6.;5jn 6,o5; rough,
5..,0M5.SO; good to choice heavy S.5u4
6.05, pigs. %.76W5.tO; bulk. 5.tDGo.&.
lr-Receipts about LOB; market
weak Natives, .inai.60 westerns Zoo
4.d0 yearlinSs, t.GOMls0; lambs, 3.Iou
6. CO. Mcst crns 3.71fL6.0O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21

FORENOON SALES.
Black Jack, 1000 at 40
Carisa. 100 al &c.
Colorado. 100 at 3.12ia.
Crown Point, 1000 at IL.
DAILY Judge. 900 al 5.55.
Ind. Queen, $500 at l5I..
Iron Blossom, 100 al .. 40: LOO at 235
100 at 2.32ik, S. So
Iron King, 1000 ut Is
Keystone, 1900 at 80.
Lower Mammoth 200 at az.
Mason Valley. 200 at 2.y5
May Day. 500 at 25la.
New. Fairview, 1000 at IN.
New York. 5000 at 5lh
Seven Tros,. 100 a t 81; 900 at PIG.
silver Shield, 1000 at II
Sioux Con, 900 at / SO: 500 at | 52Is,
S. 80.
Swansea Ext, 1000 at 3h
Tin. Cent, 1000 at ~; 1000 at !; a.
500 at ~.
U. Sam Con, 1000 at 81; 1000 at IS.
B. 30
Utah Con; $500 at 2l1s; 200 at 90;
1000 at 22iA, B. SO.
Victor Con-. 500 at H.
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack 800 at 4S: 5nn at tc1L
500 at 49ls buyer GO.
Bingham Amaieamatc1, 500 at 1O,5.
Colorado. 100 at 3071s: 100 AZ Z H.
100 at S.l2is. buyer 80.
Crown Point. 400 at 10; 900 al 1913.
500 at 20; 500 a 2o1a, bu, er GO.
Indian Queen, 5000 NJ l5H
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 235; 800 al , ],
seller co. 500 at s,37la; 1900 at 2.S7Is,
buyer 30.
keystone. SEQ at 80.
King William, 800 at 49,
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 81.
May Day, 500 at IS.
D,,t, On
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
BOSTON BOARD CHANGES.
Several designations Scheduled for
CouSOIitIutcl Directors,

y meeting nf directors Of the Bos
ton Consolidated Mining company Is
scheduled to occur during Tho early
part of next week at which there will
be several changes made in the board.
AZ least two members of the present
board. II IS stated. will have their resi-
gnations ready. Samuel Newhouso ex.
poets to be in attendance at the meet
ing which Is to be held in New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
rnE sTocK EXcHANGI.,

This mornings session of the stock
exchange was marked rather by the
dizziness of the weeks end than by
any other feature OF the trading.
Prices remained firm, but the trad
ing was dun and the business SLOW.
MORNING SESSION.