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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
IVES COBB WRITES
FROM RA'NRIDE
Thinks Camp win Have PopuIa-
toin OF Ten Thousand in
Thirty Days.
PLEASED WITH MCLoUD HILL
Happy Hooiigan lease One of Best IN
Camp--Boom Prices
Prevail

Ives Il. Comb Is one of the Salt
Iakers now In the new Rawhide,
Nayada. district and according 70
letter received today by r. *, Cobb
g. Co, he has formed n very good opin-
ion of that region which Is attracting
not a little attention at the present
time. He declares that he has never
witnessed such a boom anywhere; that
the camp contains population at the
present time of about 1000 persons and
ventures the prediction that within 30
days It viii have 10000
Mr.. dobb says It is the opinion OF
conservative mining men that McCloud
hill viii be found TO contain the rich
est mines. although the principal de-
veIopment so far has been done on
Calloon and Grutt hills; yet II seems
to be generally conceded that all three
hills will come to tho front with some
good producers. Some days ago, MIR.
Cobb visited the Happy Hooligan
claim, located on McCloud hill where
he found over 20 leasers working. The
Happy Hooligan No. lease adjoins
the famous Miller lease and the men
working there are driving to catch
the main ledge, which should be en-
countered within 20 feet. The Am
mond lease ON the same claim has tho
ledge exposed and high grade gold
ore is being taken out for shipment
Boom prices" Mr.. Cobb adds. pre-
vail everywhere 1t costs SO q Night
for a bed and q person has to he sat
isfied with just what he can get; meals
cost from so cents up and rents, as he
expressed IL. are simply fierce. The
worst kind of an old lumber shack
reiits for $3.50 n month and some own
ers of lots are asking as high as $3.50
a month for ground space Many
mining men believe the district viii
eventually develop into an immense
milling camp; while, of course shoots
of extremely high shipping ore viii
be found
Mr.. Cobb while stating that he is
endeavoring to get hold of some ground
IN the camp, does not indicate in
which portion of the district II is To-
Gated
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STOCKS CLIMB UP
DEMANDS GO down
Opening With Cheerful Tone
Takes a Slump With
Prices Shaded.

New York, Feb. 2s.-opening prices OF
stocks today showed inslgniticant
changes from last night, but these were
mostly gains. A rise of q point III
American Smelling was a feature or
the market.
Trading took on n more cheerful APP
pearance, the market broadening out
with rising prices in all directions. the
usual prominent stocks gained most.
THE demand for stocks died down and
prices were shaded. Rock Island pre-
Cerred and American Smelling pre-
ferred rose !. Peoples Gas ~ and
American Sugar Ia Baltimore & Ohio
preferred declined /.
Bonds were steady.
The market closed heavy and heavy
dull. Prices hardened late in the SEES
sion in sympathy with u rise of 3ss IN
National Lead. Western Union gained
g National Railroad OF Mexico pre-
ferred 2is, Utah Copper and Federal
Sugar preferred g American Woolen
preferred LIZ and Northwestern. Mis-
souri, Pacific and Central Leather pre-
ferred l. These advances were not all
held.
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the zinc plant has been built with the
view to handling the product economi-
cally. Automatic devices have been In
stalled which should cut the costs down
to a minimum.
There Is much rejoicing in Park city
over the progress being made with the
draining of the camp again through the
restoration of the Ontario tunnel. The
water has fallen below the L2o0-foot
level, showing that since the holes We're
punched through from the parallel drift
it has receded more than 100 feet, leav-
ing less than 300 feet for the water to
lower to reach the level of the main
tunnel. 1t is figured by officials of the
company that in 60 days from now the
avenue will have been opened after
being closed little more than three
years
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LIVESTOCK.

Cicago. Feb. s.-Cattle-Receipts
about $500; steady. Beeves, 390Q6,OO;
cows and heifers, 1.s0@E,90; Texans,
3.75d4.75; calves, 5.256125; westerns,
4.0OI4.T5; stoclSers and feeders, ESQ
400
425Md.476: mixed. 4250A52Ia; heavy.
4256p4.55: roughs. 4.25G435: pigs, 3.I0@
APPS: bulk of sale. 4.40@4.50.
Sheep-Receipts about 10000; market
weak Natives. 3.256l5.5o: westerns, $3.50
G5.5O; yearlings, 5.o0@6.25; lamos. 800
@6.S5; Westerns, 5.0o@6.9o.
OMAHA.
Omaha Feb. -Cattle-Receipts,
1,bOO; market steady. Native steers,
40OG5 60; cows and heifers, 2.75@4,7 rs.
western steers, 3.50@5.00; Texts steers,
s.OO64O0 cows and heifers' 2.5Oq3,so;
Gamers, 2.OO@3.00; stoclsers and feeders.
2.75@4.75; calves, 3,00@5.5o; bulls and
stays, 2.7514.50.
higher Heavy. 4.2514.40; mixed. AIS
m4.25; lights, 4.1Oa4.S0; pigs, 3.2SQi.s5;
bulk of sales. 4.t5@4S0.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; steady. Year
lings. 5.25m6.0O: wethers. 5.00Q5.35;
ewes, 4.5095.O0; lambs, 6,25@6.7O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas Coty, Feb. 2s.--Cattle-Re.
ceipts, 200; steady. Native steers
4.5o675. rs: native cows and heifers, 2.5l
G525; stockers and feeders, S40@4SO
b,1lls. s25645o: calves, S.50@6.50: west
ern steers. e25G55O western cows, so
Eogs-Recelpts. 10000; to 1Oc high
er. Bulk of lies. 4.25@4.5o; heavy
4.s5d4.5O: packers, 4.75q445; pigs anc
light. 3,S0q4.3e
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady
Muttons 4.5O@535; lambs, 6.25@6.65
range wethers. 500@6.25; fed ewes, Al
G5.00.
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers, west Second South street,
furnish the following. received over
their private wire this afternoon;
Butte G. London, 7sG1b; Cum. Eiy,
7s@7%: Giroux Con-, 3lsQSss; Nevada
Con, 93s19k: Nevada Utah, 3%@ai
Nlpissing. 61s@eh; Newhouse, 7%@I5s;
Tenn. Cop, 27ts@2S1a; Utah Cop. 26ts
ar: Davis DAILY, S%@4; Dom. Cop, rs
6D2h; Ely Cent, ss@B; Ely Con-, Ssg nj
Furnace Creek, 2SG25; Greene q. ).
com. 7-1s0oj6: Mitchell ts@Fs; Montgy.
Sho.. 2%0o3; New. Smelling, Hs@lM; Sill.
Queen 7s@14-16; silver Leaf, 500; King
Edward. ss@%; Foster Cobalt, 5SG63i
Cobalt Central, 951s@27; McKinley-Dar-
ragh, A@7s Tintic Mining, 2AqSki;
Gibraltar, HOB.
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CONCENTRATES.

James A Pollock departed last night
for Santa Barbara. Cal, to spend a few
weeks with his sons, who are in school
there.
II. A. Prosser metallurgical direc-
tor OF the United States Smelling, Re-
fining & Mining company, departed
for the east today.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Company We're: Crude ore and con-
centrate, $4,000; base bullion, 100000
A. o. jacobson, superintendent of the
Columbus Consolidated mines, who has
been kept at home on account of sick
ness in his family, returned to Alta
this morning.
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RETURN OF RYAN.
Considerable Significance Attached to
His Early Appearance in Butte
(Pollock speclal WlEe.l

Butte, Feb 2S.-John ID. Ryan.
president of the Anaconda Copper
company and managing director of
Amalgamated, is now on his way from
New York and expected to arrive in
Butte the latter part Of this week or
early next week. His return after
an absence of several months Is look
ed upon by well-informed interests as
very significant There have been
hun1ors for several days of possible
resumption of mining operations at
the Anaconda mine and probably at
the North Butte and Butte Coalition
mines, and it would not be surprising
If Mr.. Ryan should come armed with
authority to begin operations not only
at the Mines but also of the opening
of Washoe smeltcr.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Feb. 2S.-NIoncy on call
easy. 1M ut . per cent; ruling rate
Iat per cent; closing bid ~ per cent (:
offered nj n per cent,
Time loans firm, so days. 80 pcr
cent; 90 days 4 per cent; six months.
~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ~ at 80
uCr cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In bankors' bills at 1865 al
20 for demand. and at 1873 90 at .G5
for 60 day bills; commercial bills,
1897.
Isnr silver 55h.
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds irregular; rail-
rOad bonds steady.
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A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

DAILY Judge, 200 at $50.
Indian Queen, 1000 ut .07A.
May Day, 1000 al 80.
New, Hills, 100 at 3.05.
Uncle sam Con, 200 az Sc.
a. bie lack JACK, lOoV at SsN l.Soo at
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 90. seller 80;
100 at 7s.
Bullock, 5000 ut .03%.
Colorado. 100 at 2.eo; 100 at eco,
Crown Point 800 At o.
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BACK FROM NEVADA

j. A. Foley, commercial agent of
the Illinois Central railroad. has re-
turned from q trip TO the Gold Circle
district in Nevada where he is inter-
ested with syndicate OF Salt Lake
mining men in an attractive group OF
claims. The district Is situated In Elko
county about 80 miles north from Col
conda. The region is attracting con-
siderable attention and over 20 leasers
are at work at the present time.
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REGULAR P. N. SALES.

Silver Shield, 1000 at 90
unele sam, 1900 at CT; 1000 at 81
seller 80.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at n.
Black Jack, 500 at Az $500 at
40is
Century, GS2 al 30.
colorado. 300 at 2.95
Crown Point. 1900 at 20k.
Little Chief, 1000 AT IL.
Mountain Lake. LOCO at 81. seller
80: 500 a. ~. sellet 60.
New York, 500 at is, seller 80; 500
at 1Sk buyer 60,
sioux Con, 200 at Is; 500 at 10.
buyer 80.
seven Troughs. 1900 at sc; 200 ut
32ie buyer co. 500 at 81; SEQ at 80,
buyer 60,
retro, ZOO at 05M.
Wabash, 100 at sos 200 at rs.
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INDEX TO BUSINESS.
(PolIook special WIG.

Boston, Feb. 2s.-Daniel Guggen-
helm is quoted in the News Bureau
as saying that the metal business MS
a whole has suffered more severely
than was to have been expected. Cop
per, in his judgment, has taken the
place formerly held by steel and iron
as the index of business conditions.
He looks for large improvements by
summer time. and steady betterments
throughout the year
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cd: crackerjack. sac; r. Mohawk, 20
bid; RED Hills, 2e@S0 Mohawk EN-
Q asked: L. Dillon, 4G5; Grandma. SO
o; s. j. Ext, 1G2; Y. Rose, sos; Gold
field CON, 4.75@4.sO; D'held Triangle
BULLFRoG.
Original. sa4; Bullfrog Mining, e@s:
Mont. Bullfrog, 2dS; National Bank, II
d14; l.. Harris, ist2i Amethyst, , DID
Gold Bar ss asked: Steinway. : bid'
Denver Bullfrog Annex. bid; Bonnie
Glare. bid. Mayfower Cons. asked;
Montgomery sho Ext, bid; 9. scep-
Ter, s0T; Montgy. Mt. bid b. Dia.
mondneld 4 bid. Homcstake Cons, ~
bid: Y. Girl, 2 bid; Nugget. 2qS; Tramp
Cons, % bid: Victor 500.
MANHATTAN.
Mani cons, 15di7; Mani. Min. Co.
2Gl; c. Wedge, bid; S. Humphrey
bid; Dexter, bid; l.. Joe, lG2i Cres-
cent. bid; Combinations asked; Gran.
ny, bid; Mustang. Z bid; Cow Boy,
asked; Ong. Manu-. asked; Broncho
S@5: j. Jack. bid, Pinenut, asked; $
Dog, bid; Y. Horse. asked; Minera
Hill bid
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Colorado Some Higher Today--Clos
Ing Quotations and Sales.

Prices remained firm during the early
calls of the mining exchange today.
The Knight issues were all IN good
form, with some of them closing higher.
Colorado moved up several points. clos
ing on the sale of 500 shares at $685.
on buyer; Beck Tunnel held up to
yesterdays prices while Black Jack did
likewise. Century was bought at 30
cents. A number of sales of Demijohn
stock We're reported on the open board.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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REpoRT NOW DENIED.


IPOIIock 6ptNIuI NlIVI
Boston, Feb. 2S.--A Butte dispatch
says: The report that Senator Clark
has sold out his mining interests In
Montana. TO the Amalgamated conf
pany Is absolutely without foundation
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We recommend as the best In
yestment today preferred stock in
UTAH IDAHO SUGAR co.
The officers OF the Company in
clude Joseph f. Smith President
Thomas II. Cutler Vice President
and General Manager,
The stock is OF par value OF so
per share ana can now be delivered
to you for $3.50 per share, Tho next
dividend Quarterly Is payable
March 81, 1908 and is i7,4 cents per
share,
Send ua your order for what YOU
want. accompanied by your check
or u. S. p. o. Money order
GEORGE M CANNON Co.
Rooms sl2-sls Templeton Bldg
Phone Bell 81.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TnIlAY,s.

r. V. Lundquist to Lars r. Solder
mnd part lot 3, block 10, plat 3 81 $40
Florence NJ S. Patterson to Clara
A. Worthon, part lot !, block "A,
pat IL ..t.s.ss -.s..ssr.sftt..
Joseph j TAYLOR 20 Geo, j, Taylor,
part LOT 2 block n, plat A.,,... 1900
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COPPER EXPORTS.


CPoilock Special Wire.)
New York. Feb. 9s.-Eyports OF
copper for the week ending Feb. 2l,
6.3S7 tons: thus far this month, 81
5s6: since Jan. /, $3.50 tons
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FOOT BADLY CRUSHED.
lsneelnl NJ the aNews.ol

(speoial 70 the MONEY!
Ogden, Feb, 2s.-Dayid Nelson. an
employe IN the local railroad yards,
had his foot badly crushed last eyon-
ing. He was tuken 10 the hospital
for nealment.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers ana
brokers, west Second South street,
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoon;
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We

st. Louis, Feb S.-Wool-Steady;
territory and western mediums. 2l42S;
fine mediums. 1920; fine, 15@F.
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Tonopah Nevada, 300 bid Montana
Tonopah, 1.SOal.s2h Tonopah EXlen-
sion, 1,05 bid MacNamara. 320l63:
Midway, 65 asked; Tonnpah Belmont.
1.S2hQl.35, TonOpah North star, ~
asked. Ohio Tonopah, las; West End
Con, 30 asked Rescue, 9Gl0 Tonopnh
g. California, bid; Golden Anchor
as: Jim Butler. 3s039 Cash Boy, 3Qi,
Home, . asked Monarch Pitts. Ext,
3 asked; Montana Midway Ext. ) ask
ed Golden Crown, asked,
GOLDF1ELD.
Sandstone. 2sG29; Col. Mt. rs bid;
Jumbo Ext, 4iG46, Nernal GW7i
Pennsylvania, 3 asked; keflindall, lGW
II: Booth, go bid; Blue Ben, l6 bid;
Adams. bGs: Silver Pick go bldi May
Queen. bid; Nevada Boy 4N5i
Black Butte Ext, 800; Blue He'll, sGq
o. Dixie. 3 bid; Goldneld Columbia, 10
asked Hibernia bid: st, Ives. $50
80; Conqueror. fp5; Black Rock, 2
bid; Lone Star 10G11; q, Wonder, 0
asked ORC iiGlz; Kendall Ext, re
3; Sandstone Ext, 2Q3i Maypo. Slfai
Atlanta, 29WaO; CT, Bend, 81 bid; sim
merone. 10 asked Empire, bio; Red
Top Ext, l3 bid; Florence. 4.0I1s n
4. l0i D'held y, II, Cons. ~ bid; Gold
field Daisy i05l1. 07h; Comb. Frac-
ton, 67G6S; CT. Bend ESta sn9; o.
Bend Annex. soc; Midtown, 20 asked
49, u. Bonanza 2@3. ifeWanos, 42fpfSi
Esmeralda. 4 asked; Portland. 10 ask
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKEr.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers ana
brokers, furnish from San Francisco
today the following quotations on Ne
vada mining stocks:
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Nevada Hills. 3.oO@s1o; Pttsburg Sill.
Peak, 1.25l1 80; North Star Wonder 2
asked; Eagles Nest, 20@2l; Hailstone,
& hid
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a II. SO, Temple Both
phones $40.
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II. NJ, West & Co. stock brokers
D. F, Walker Blk Both phones OF.
fiee and residence
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CoMsTocK.

ophir, 2.3oq2, a2la Mexican, 1.i2M3
lis; Gould s. Curry. 1S@19; Con. Va,
eOd6i Savage, 49@5O; Hale & Nor
cross. Age; Yellow Jacket lao bid;
Sierra Nevada. 4Od4i; Exchequer, 20
bid.
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UTAH CON, MEETING

(Polloak Special Wire)
Boston, Feb. 2S--rhe annual
meeting OF the Utah Consolidated
Mining company win be held April
"a,
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y. X. Snow & CO.. stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1877,
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Custom Assayers aud Chemists, 100
South West Temple =
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nIrd-Cowan 60

A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. els d. +, Walker Block
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Liverpool. Feb. 2S.--Close Wheat,
March. Is. l%d; May rs. ESD; July, rs,
AID.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-13
progresses

The people Of Bates county, ire
spective OF political affiliations, are
very much gratiied at the magnifi.
cant race made by the county's dis
tinguished citizen, Judge Waller W.
Graves. Out Of ia counties In the
state he carried 108 and all the big
cities. The official returns will not
be announced from the Secretary OF
States office before the last OF the
week, but from unofficial returns it
is learned that his majority will be
greater than any candidate on the
ticket who had opposition. Judge
Graves splendid vote throughout
the whole state Is not credited alone
to bis personal popularity, though
that is bis great stronghold, but to
the fact that he Is recognized as one
Of the ablest jurists IN the state. The
lawyers In the state who know bis
ability we're q large factor In biz
nomination.. and will be giving him
ssplendid majority at the polls In
November.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-13
TaEY WILL nor FORGET.

There are many coal miners In Mis-
soarl, AMI they will not be apt 50
forget she many services Oi William
} Stone Ia their behalf Twenty
Years ago. when h.. WAS "a member oil
the National Congress, there was
great complaint among the miners
OF his district shat the appliances
tor safety we're inadequate and that
she screens used were permitting
mrge amounts of coal III 20 through
~ vast, for which she miner got
nothing, but which the company
sold Bills were introduced In the
Missouri Legislature, one among
Others by Representative Richards,
OF Macon county. A delegation OF
miners who lived at Rich Hill, which
was In Mr.. Stones district, went 80
his home u, Nevada, and asked him
10 go TO Jefferson City and appeal 81
she Legislature Tor the enactment OF
Representative Richards bill. He
went with committee OF miners and
urged She passage OF she measure.
subsequently, in 1895, while he was
Governor, numerous laws were en-
acted Tor she protection OF coal min
ers and among Others, prescribing
the kinds Of oils to be used In ilumi.
Dasing mines, requiring shat explo.
sives be securely kept In boxes; reg
ulating prosecution OF work, with
special reference 80 provisions for
ingress and egitss oi air, and so
forth; prohibiting the employment OF
inexperienced parties; requiring a
daily examination OF mines general
Ing gases; requiring shafts to be pro.
vided wish travelling ways; imposing
certain regular obligations upon the
weighmen, and authorizing the min
ers to employ acknowledgment. All
these things were important to the
miners, and Stone helped to secure
them. Since he has been In the Sen.
ate be has advocated on the floor OF
the Senate appropriations for the In
vestigation Of mining disasters for
the purpose OF gestlng data for the
Use OF she states In preparing laws
for the safety Of mines. Stone is the
friend OF the coal miners, and has
rendered su bstantisl service for them.
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STONE IN BUTLER.
Large and Enthusiastic Bates
County Audience Greets the
Senator and Listen to a Good
Democratic Speech.

Senator Stone spoke to one OF the
largest and most enthusiastic gath.
ering of farmers OF any political
meeting held In Butler Tor a number
OF years on Monday afternoon.
Senator Stone arrived on the noon
train from she north and was met by
a reception committee composed Of
she following gentlemen: .. NJ
Burkhsrt, DE c. Mizs, J. R. Simpson,
Jas. &. Walker, Porter Allison,
Squire F. NJ, Taylor, l.. E. Duns'
worth, ". B. Weeks and j. E, VII
liams, and taken to she Pennell Hotel
for dinner.
The court room, one Of the larges,
In the state, was crowded 30 its ut.
most capacity and the crowd was
extended out Into the big halls. Not
withstsnding the excessive hot wealth.
or she Senator held his audience for
two and a hal, hours with q good
old-iashioned Democratic speech. He
only referred to his opponent once
and then In a ocular vein, when be
said III should die tonight and
Gov. Folk be translated, as was the
prophet OF old, which lie hardly
probable, but II he was and i was
present | would wish him bon voy.
age, just as capable and worthy
men would be found to contest for
the senstorship, and the world would
move on without a jar" He refer.
red TO himself personally once by
saying, that after a public service OF
six years In Congress, four as Gov
ernor and one term IN the L. S. Sen.
ate, the only flaw his enemies could
pick IN his official acts, was that by
request he introduced a bill in the
Senate TO give citizen OF Missouri a
hearing, That as governor he had
never refused hearing for a pris.
oner for a pardon or TO remit fine,
that he seldom granted their re
quests, but he always gave a full and
fair hearing TO any citizen OF Mis-
souri,. After the senator's speech he
was given an impromptu reception,
men and women passing in line to
shake his hand and many assuring
him Of their support
Senator Stone left on the night
train and spoke at ElDorado Tues
day afternoon and at Appleton City
at night.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-13
A Real Bryan Man.

Metz township can boast OF the
distinction OF having one thorough
bred Bryan man, and he is In the
person OF j. Nj. Gordon, who resides
south OF the river. Five times Mr..
Gordon has east votes for she Ne.
braska statesman-twice for presi-
dent, twice for congressman and once
for state senator. And he is going
to give him his vote again next fall.
He says he is more confident than
ever that Bryan will win, but II he
doesn't, be hopes to keep right on
voting for him TIL he does Metz
Times.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-13
For Ants in the House.

Get one ounce OF tarter emetic, use
about one third 1T time with an
equal quantity Of sugar; put In a
saucer with q little water to moisten,
adding more II It dries away and
place where the ants are the most
troublesome Set on the floor In a
corner OF the kitchen. Some times
you will need to repeat the desc be-
fore the end of the summer. Il was
never known to iail.-Ex.