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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02
MACHINE SHOPS
STARTED TODAY
------------------------------
Knight Smelter Scene Of Activity
In at Least One
Portion.
DISTRICT TAKES NOTICE
Two Furnaces to be Blown About July
Is and Others in Reason
able Time.

Great interest Is being cvnced In the
starting up OF the TInuc smelter's
shops today. the machinery was put
into motion this morning. The com
pany expects to have two furnaces cl
the smelter, proper going about July
Is. The completion of the Knight
srnelter means much for the Tintic and
surrounding territory Heretofore good
mines have been running along undei
the big handicap Of having no smelling
facilities convenient. "uncic Jesse -
appearance in the district as the head
Of companies taking no the rintic b"-
nanzas marked the dawnng of a bet
ter and brighter day With details
If acquisition worked out the next step
was the building of a smelter large
enough to accommodate ores from tie
several Knight properties and other
mines that might care To patronize It,
The two furnaces to be blown around
the 18th of this month will be for lead
reduction. They viii give the shelter
a lead capacity of 200 tons in addi-
ton TO its capacity TO handle copper
The management intends going ahead
win the work OF charging from the
start. the capacity of the plant Is to be
doubled over present capacity. Tho
ability to handle 400 tons of lead and
a proportionate amount of copper pro-
duets makes the smelter a welcome
addition to Tintic's industries A largo
number of engineers and Interested
mining men were in Tintic today to
watch the commencement of activity
IN the machine portion of the new
plant. Telephone messages received
in this city brought the news that
everything went o. IL, and the whola
district is looking better already.
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Drill Down Two Hundred Feet and
Still Going.

According to late information re-
ceived from Juab, very satisfactory
progress is being made with the drill
Ing operations at the Juab Oil COM
pany's we'll and 1t Is expected that 200
feet depth will have been attained by
tonight. According to the calculn-
lions OF Prof Crandall one OF the ex-
perts who examined the field recently.
the first oil bearing sands should be
reached at about 400 feet. If this
proves to be the case. 1t will not be
many days until an oil supply win be
In evidence. In anticipation of this.
Secretary G. r. Raymond and others
Interested In the enterprise, expect TO
be on the ground and viii leave for the
scene tOnight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 2-Wheat was active and
strong early today on wet weather in
the southwest and a strong Liverpool
market There was an active general
demand for September which caused an
advance of more than cent over the
previous close in the new crop months.
September opened = a ], higher at s71s
To S77s and advanced to SSIs QSSB.
There was only a moderate trade in
corn but the market was strong, due
to the bulge IN wheat and to light re-
ceipts September opened y to 81 higher
at 707s to rs and held within that
range.
There was an active demand for oats
for September delivery and the price
of that option avanced more than 1
cent. Trade in other deliveries was
quiet Crop damage reports and the
strength In other grains were the
strengthening factors. September OPEN
ed Y a Is higher at 1915 to 40, and sold
at 4Oss
Provisions were moderately active and
the market was strong. chiefly or ac-
count of the strength in wheat and corn.
The principal trade was in September
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DEATH OF OLD ENGINEER.
One of Oldest Locomotive Men In
America Dies at Iona.

William Y. Jeffs, ne of the lodest To-
connective engineers in the United States,
died yesterday at Iona, Ida, of old age,
aged 50 years The remains Will be
shipped to this city for interment. When
the deceased came to this country in
1858 from England. he was the young
est regular engine driver in the
United Kingdom. being then under II
Church in the old country before com
Ing to Salt Lake. He was a locomotive
runner on the old Utah C$itral, the
Union Pacific, and the Short Line. re-
siding In this city until 1904 when he
removed TO Idaho, where he resided for
the remainder of his life.
The deceased leaves a large family,
most of the children having grown up.
He was Stake Patriarch of Bingham
stake. in Idaho. Mr.. Jeffs was most
kindly old man, who was well liked
wherever he resided
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CONCENTRATES.

The closing of the Mammoth mine
for the purpose of making repairs has
been announced. A more opportune
time could not have been chosen for
this work as 1t will be several weeks
yet before the United States smelter
will be in active operation and when
the plant does start the management,
intends to push shipments for all they
are worth.
1t is very evident that Samuel New
house is not going to lose any more
time than necessary to get the mining
exchange permanently housed down
among his skyscrapers. No doubt the
approaching conference between Mr.
Newhouse and members of the govern
Ing board will be followed with the
announcement that work on the new
building will begin in the near future.
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LATE LOCALS.

Today's Clcarings--Today's local
bank clearings amounted to $685.
0s9.27. 1t was a legal holiday a year
ago
Mrs. Bauer In Runaway--Whiie out
driving and when near Third West
and Eighth South today, horse
driven by Mrs. b. II. Bauer became
frightened at a passing train and ran
away. The lady escaped without SER
ious injury, but the buggy In which
she was riding was badly demolsh-
ed.
George It. OdelI. Scorcher---George
4. odell, W. A. Overlook. Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Richards, s. Il. Young,
Jr., Miss Marie Odell, Miss West, and
one or two others, enjoyed a rapid
automobile whirl this morning 10
Grantsvile, where the party took
breakfast. They made the run out
In one and one-half hours.
Hopper Improving From St.
Marks hospital this afternoon
cheering word came from the bed
side of Norman Hopper, the plucky
bicycle rider who was pierced In the
abdomen by a splinter al the Salt
Palace saucer track Monday. The
physicians attending Mr.. Hopper say
that his condition Is improving. hold
Ing out slight hope for his ultimate
recovery. With the improvement of
Mr., Hopper's condition, the health
OF Mrs, Hopper Is gradually ap-
preaching the normal, Mrs. Hopper
was stricken with heart failure upon
learning of her husbands injury.
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FOUND FIRE DAMP.


j. II. Petit. state coal mine Inspector,
has submitted his report for the quar-
ter ending June 30 During the three
months just past Inspector Petit has
visited several times the mines of the
Utah Fuel company at Sunnyside. Clear
Creek. Castle Gate and Winter Quar-
tcrs, all Of which he found In good con-
dition generally. He discovered 30
cubic feet of firednmp in the sunny
side mine No. A. and 20 cubic feet OF
nredamp in the sixth right entry OF the
same mine, however The Grass creek
property was also Inspected, and the
tons were generally good At tho
Pleasant Valley mine. belonging to the
Union Pacific Coal company Mr.. Pct
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VERY LITTLE
DOING IN STOCKS

New York, July 2--Prlces of stocks
moved suggishly in either direction with
the opening of business today. Business
was on a very small scale.
Secondary prices were n trae higher
but the rise was not long maintained
Transactions were on too small a scale
to influence prices appreciably. The fee
BILE fluctuations were variable Sloss-
Sheffield Steel preferred sold at an adj
vance of 2is
Bonds were firm.
The market closed stagnant. Prices
were slightly lower in the final hour so
far as any condition was perceptible.
Illinois Central and Southern Pacific pre-
TERED declined 1.
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FORM ANTELOPE POINT. +"
Company Organized TO Develop Hill
Top Properties in Willard County.

Articles of Incorporation of the Ante
lope Point Mining company We're today
filed with the secretary of state. The
home of the company IS at Elsinore, Sc
vier county, Utah. and it is capitalized
at $4,000, divided into shares of the
value of 10 cents. All the stock of the
company is subscribed. J. NJ. Parry is
president of the company; and Fred
Lee is secretary and treasurer Forty
per cent of the stock of the corporation
Is placed in the treasury for develop
ment purposes, and the company takes
over the various Hill Top mining prop
critics situated In Mllard COUNTY,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02

pork, which opened .hc. higher at ii.&
and sold at l5.O2ih Lard WAS n shade
lower at 9.25 Ribs were unchanged ~
Close heat,-July, se& Qss7s; Sept, ss'
Corn@.I,ity ;oa, sept. 7ih Dec. 81 4
oats-July, ie& July old, "a Sept
"PSorkgJuiy iiso; Sept, i5.e@i5@N
la LGrd-jaly o.s5; sept, e.s'hi Oct
''i Ri65sIJaly, $40; sept. s5S@s.51%i
oct, S.62M.
Ryc--Cash 75M1d.
Barley--Cash. 5Sn 90.
Tlmothy--Sept., S.so@4'W
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July sugar raw. firm.
Fair refining, 1856; centrifugal, .s6 test
1853; molasses. 3,bl
Refined Steady. Crushed 610; powder
ed, $50; graduated, 70 TO- ~
Coffee1Steady. No I Rio, 6A; NO. 4
santos 'BBiurrER AND EGGS
chicago July .-Butter-Steady.
Creameries. 1aa4: dairies. 17@H.
Eggs-Steady. Firsts, 1913
EvAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York. July 1.-The market for
eyaporated apples shows no change, eth
err for future delivery or Tor spo',
which are more or less nominal in me
absence of the important businsss. ran
CIV lOM1Ois choice. SM9, prime, Us u
ia common to fair. 5ia a6is
Prunes are duh on spot, with quota
tious ranging from az to ~ for Oregon
fruit.
spot, but no Improvement is reported IN
prices. with choice quoted at ION; eS-
ira choice, lldl1ia fancy. 12m3.
Peaches are also unchanged, with
N
esIslh fancy, 10@l0h; and extra fancy
t0ts 6D11.
Rnisins are dull with loose muscatel
quoted at So d6ii choice fancy seeded
az tp7is; seedless. SOC; London layers
1.25@1.35
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LIVESTOCK.
CIIICAGo.

Chicago, July -CattIe--Receipts about
1000; market steady. Beeves 4.10u -
Texans, 4.l5W6.iO westerns. 4.doQ 800;
stockers and Feeders, 2.6Oa o.2o; cows and
heifers, 2.40M6.l5; calves, 4.50aG.25.
Hogs--Receipts about 5000; market
weak TO &C. lower. Lights, 5.%@e,I5;
mixed, 5.95G6,55 heavies. 5.95GG.5O,
rough 5.g5G6 20; good to choice heavy,
6.30@6.i5
sheep-Receipts about 1900; market
weak. Natives, 2.75ld 40; westerns. go
R440; yearlings 450I5.40. lambs, i.0osg
$40; westerns, l.O0@6.S0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, July 2,-cattle-R Receipts,
1900. including 1900 southerns: mDrkct
slow. steady. Native steers. 5.0OWs. 10;
native cows and heifers, 2.2Sm6.5O;
stockers and feeders, 3.ooq4.S0; bulls, 800
WfI5; calves, 300m5.01: western steers
a.l1crI.50, western cows, s00m450,
Hogs Receipts, l4,oo0; market steady
to &C. lower. Bulk of sales. 5,o0n6.lci
heavies 60J@6.l5; packers aud butch
ers, 5.9OG s10; lights, 5.s0@6.05; pigs 4.Jo
$500
Muttons, 35o4425; lambs. 4.50@6.0gi
range wethers, 3.5OQ4.oo; fed ewes, S'2S
9315,
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb., July 2-Cattle- Receipts,
2,51Ji market generally steady Native
steers, f.ouMi.ioi cows and hellers. dUJ
gG5.i0: western steers, 3.501 600; Texas
steers. 3.00M5.O0; range cows and heif-
ers. 2.50d450: Gamers, 2.00M3.25' stock
ers and feeders, 5.00@5.60; calves, 800
q6.25; bulls and stays. 2.75U5O9
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market steady
and shade higher. Heavy, 5.96@d.071;
mixed, 5.92ts Gp5.971a; lights. 590@6.0O;
pigs, 5.25G5.Z5; bulk of sales. 5.921s a
500.
Sheep-Receipts. $500; market steady.
ToArlings 4.2564.S5: wethers, 3.5OM4 10;
ewes, s,25d3.s5; lambs, 5.75d6.75.
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ST. JOE MINE SOLD.
Bingham Property Disposed of at Re-
ceiver's Sale for S25,0OO.

The St Joe mine in Bingham was
bought in yesterday Mt n receivers
sale. for s25,0OO. OF which amount
$4,000 was paid down and the balance
is due when the sale receives APP
prevail of the court, The property
was bid in by Atty. f. b. Critchlow
for +. w. Mentee OF Kansas City: f..
H. Benjamin of New Orleans. and 9TH
er shareholders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-02

tit found powder lying around too
close to the tracks, and at the Inde-
pendent Coal oompany's property at
Kenilworth The same fault existed but
the matter was remedied upon the su-
perintendent being notified of the facts.
Inspector Petit made thorough in
vestigation of all the mines mentioned,
and ventilation, Watering and sprink-
ling conditions he found to be salts
factory
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IN VIRGIN FIELD.

The Garfield oil company, owning
property In Garfield county. Utah. held
meeting at the offices of the First
National bank of Rhyolite Tuesday
evening. says the Bullfrog Miner. and
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year; T. r. Kelly. president;
Thomas Fleming, vice president; +. p.
Kerns, secretary and treasurer.
The surface showing in the prop
erty is said to equal anything In the
Virgin River field, and It IS the inten-
tion Of the compay to make arrage-
ments to start operations as soon as
possible
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York, July 2.-Close: NInn,,.
on call easy, mt y per cent; ri
Ing rate a; closing bid Il Offered
IA.
Time loans easy, 90 days IH n, {,
per cent: 30 days, 3 per cent; sIy
months. 81 at ".
Prime mercantile paper 81 nj 1
per cent. Sterling exchange steady
ut 1905 for demand and at Is5.e5
ut ..J for 90 days.
Commercial bills, 1851 ut x. Bar
silver 53h.
Mexican dollars. 40.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds Irregular.
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ORE AND BULLIoN.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
4 Company were; Crude ore and con-
oentrate, $4,000; base bullion, $780,
600. Total, $4,000.
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NEVADA STOCKS CLOSE.

Nevada stocks, close. Fraction. $50
Sc; Florence, S@3M Goldheld Com,
5-l6q59s Daisy, S0GS2; Tramp, lag
10; Tonopah com. 7%675s: Tono. Ext,
65G1O: West End 53d56, Belmont, so
ass; Atlanta 1901.
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AFTERNOON SALES

Bg. Hin 3,2O0 nj ,OS.
Black Jack Con, 700 at 81.
Columbus Con, 100 al 1.42lA
Crown Point 1000 AT 33: 1000 at
S2ls
Indian Queen, LOO AT 10.
Iron blossom, zoo at 1.S0; 500 at
l.S0, seller 60; goo at 1.S2ls.
Min. Lake. 500 M 6S; 1900 at 81.
sioux Con, 900 at 1.o7ls 400 at
L07 h seller 60.
A. Col. Con. 1000 at SO.
Swansea Con, 200 al 45.
Utah Con. TOO az 2S; 500 at 23.
buyer sOi 400 at gsls, 500 al 23,
buyer 10.
Victor Con, 1000 at a.
Wabash, 400 al los, 100 az 02h
foringtop Cop, $500 at .Os.
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Emigration CANYON Resort

Just 20 minutes from the city, hidden
among the mountains. The best of
everything. Take the Mt. Olivet or Fit.
Douglas car. Depot Fifth South and
Thirteenth East. Twenty-minute car
service. Round trip, 20 cents.
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oNE-TH1RD OFF

Now is the time to buy a beautiful
Hammock. A large variety of designs,
colors and prices to select tfrom.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
q Main St.
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STOCK MARKET FIRM.
Trading Compares Well With Recent
Performances

The stock market this morning com
pared favorably with yesterdays busl-
ness. Few stocks showed any inclina-
tion to get from old figures. Colorado
was wee bit off, as was SiouxCon.,
on the close, These were the excep-
lions. however. Quotations and sales
covering both listed and unlisted stocks
this morning follow:
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DELINQUENT NOVICE.

ToRBANEHILL MINING co. pripcL
pal place of business, Salt Lake Cit,.
Utah Notice,-rhere is delinquent on
the following described stock on nc.
count of assessment No. Q, levied on tht
END day of April, 1895, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders as follows:
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FORENOON SALES.


Black Jack. S,iOO at So; 400 at So, buy
err so.
Bullock, 500 at IL; 500 at l2la.
Century, 200 at go, buyer 60.
Colorado. 100 at i40; 500 at 4,374 300
at 4.35 100 at 4.40, buyer 30.
Columbus Con. 100 at las.
Crown Point, 1900 at 33is 1000 at So.
DAILY West, 100 at 1850.
Indian Queen, LOCO at Ii.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 1.s2is; 500 at
1.s0.
Lower Mammoth 800 at so; 500 at so,
buyer 30: 100 at 40.
May Day, 500 at As.
Mountain Lake, 800 at II; 100 at 70;
1850 at 70.
Scottish Chief, 5000 at ~: 1000 at
IA,
Sioux Con, 500 at ITO. buyer co. 500
at 1.0ija; 100 ut Ito.
Uncle Sam Con, 100 at SIS.
Utah Con- 1000 at 23ia
Black Jack. 300 at SO.
Bullock. 1900 at 1919.
Century. 500 at 20, buyer go.
Columbus. 100 at las
Colorado, 200 at 4.45, buyer so; 1000
at 4.42k. buyer SO; 500 at 4.35; 1000
at 4.32ia.
Crown Point. 800 at s3,s-
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 1.s5, buyer So;
2,10O at 100.
Indian Queen. so at 13ts
Mountain Lake. 1000 at 20; 1000 at Il,
buyer 30; 1000 at 50. seller 60.
Seven Troughs, 1000 at 24i5; 1000 at
25h. buyer 60.
Sioux Con, 500 at 1.l2a, buyer so;
200 at Ito; 500 at Ito, buyer 30 LOO
at Ito. buyer co. 1900 mt l.07is.
Utah Con, 1000 at 49, 500 at 23is,
buyer 60; 500 at 23ls, buyer 80; 800 at "A,
buyer 60.
REC AtpJrrI IT A rf1InN
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis July Wool firm. Terri
tory and western mediums 14G19;' fine
mediums, 10d15; fine, 9d13
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS. "a E. So. Temple. Both
phones 80.
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BADGER BROS,
BROKERS
ise 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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What the Books Show

> For good investment buy preferred
stock Utah-Idaho Sugar COMPANY
NOW
Statement to stockholders April 10.
1908. showed:
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Directors made
on the end day of April. 1905. so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary win be sold at the
office of the company CYouug g. Moyle.
over Deseret National Bank), Salt Lake
City. Utah. on the 18th day Of July 1875
at o'clock p. M. to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs of adj
vertIsng and expense of sale.
DAVID SMELLIE Secy
Dated July g 1905
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Phoebe the Coming Nevada Camp.
! have few meritorious mining
properties to be had at the right price
Call and see j. S. Free, 3S1 ID. #.
Walker block. Phone, Bell, 2091.
Best Horse Racing of the season.
State Fair Grounds, July 4 2 p. m.
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WILL SELL.

200 utah-Idnho Sugar.
20 Con. Wagon Pfd.
acre Utah Mex. Glass A, at si45.
4 shares Utah-M Mex. Rubber capt.
tai, s2S5.
Kaysville Brick SS5.
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NEVADA DIVIDENDS.

Goldfeld paper says dividends
were declared by five southern Ne
yada mining companies in June. as
follows:
Florence Goldheld Mining
company .;...... Ut, s1o5, 900
Rogers-Syndicate lease (three
dividends) ............... 10000
Mohawk Combination lease 10000
Round Mountain Mining COM
pany ..;,,....,.... $4,000
Ionopah Mining company =. 100000
Total dividends in June SELF O0o
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Races, Four Big Harness Events
Fair Grounds, July 4i2 p. m.
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pAAVvsoGO.JI
$567,l52.6O
$542.17i.Si
.,$4OO,OOO.OO
-
Did You Buy or Sell?

last price Just before hooks closed
for dividend payable June 30. l9Osj.
Books will reopen July l.
And prospects, for this years crop
nre splendid. No wonder that IN past
seven months the market price has adj
yanced over ~ per cent
II you wish TO buy or sell SEQ us
first.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON COMPANY,
RoomA bl2-6is Templeton Building
-. Phone Bell 81.
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Undivided profits .,,w,.S
one years regular quar-
torly dividends of IN
cents per share Cpar
value slo) would
amount to. ...,.,....
Surplus after setting
aside one years dlvl-
bends IN ndvance....,
Sugar sold since date of
inventory has lnoreas-
ed estimated prohta no
less than ..,,,..,,,...
We have steadily advi
10 buy and not to sell
TO do 80.
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THE JUAB WELL.

Total dividends in June .s517.ooo
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, ZIG d. r. Walker Block'
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GARFIELD BANKING COMPANY

Report Made to the Secretary of State
Of the State of Utah. of the Cond-