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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-30
TODAY'S PLATFORM
OF The DEMOCRATS N i 1


The following platform was sloop. y,
late this afternoon at the l3 }e $50
convention in the Salt Lake Iheatei,,
we, your committee on pln1ttoll ~ t.,i,'
resolutions, beg leave to submit tte lo'73
lowing: III
We heartily endorse the national
Democratic platform adopted ~ wv
Denver convention. and pied &c our - -
sWerying support to the prlncipiess NV
1 candidacy of the greatest living eA ~. I,
snent OF the rights and liberties otsu,'i
tl,e people.-Wnl j. Bryan, and ms ms
stalwart running nate-Jolh1n w. 49, y \
we endorse the platform ad Il1 ~
Logan, Utah. by the Democratic party
OF this state, and pledge ourselves W
the support of the nominees.
We favor the enactment Of an ettee-
tive direct primary law and we i' .pa
with pleasure the endorsement y 3.ns
Republican party Of this Der GO g e
principle.
we favor IL system that shall NAYS ave
for It's object tile betterment OF our
roads and pledge our candidates 10
county commissioners, when electeaa "
the immediate prosecution of this WORK
and NC condemn the gross inefflcleney
displayed by the present Repunilcaii
administration in the construction anu
care OF our public highways.
We feel that the Democratic party
would be derelict In its duty to the peo-
pie lie 1t did not recommend some meth
Cd for controlling the LIQUOR traffic. ana
we favor the enactment of a local OBJ
ton law, as the most effective remedy.
We congratulate Salt Lake city on
it's securalrent of the 1909 encampment
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
and contemplate with pride the visit Of
the old soldiers and defenders OF the
nation to our state. and we favor the
taking Of such steps rs will be neces-a
sary by the city, county. and state for
their comfort and entertainment
In the hope Of securing votes for its
tickets the recent Republican county
convention pledged its nominees to the
enactment OF laws for the benefit of
the metal and local miners and smelter
and mill men of the state, and While
we heartily endorse such legislation
! 4
and pledge our nominees to such ac-
ton we condemn the Republican
party, with full control of the state
machinery in Its hands. for its almost
criminal NEGLECT in this regard, and
we point to their platform statements
and denounca them as hypocritihcal
oyertures to gain votes.
We condemn the Republican party
Tor its gross inefficiency in public Of
flee and its domination by cliques and
machines and we are proud of the fact
that the principles of the sreat Demo
cratic party are finding favor and en-
dorsement at the hands of its Old.
time enemy, the Republican party. and
we charge that party with the RESPONSE
bility for the existence III this state of
unnecessary and unnatural strife and
bitterness, and we urge all peace loving
citizens to join the Democratic party
and by their votes aid In establishing
peace and prosperity to our citizens.
GEO. d. ALDER. Chairman.
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PRICES UPWARDS,
OFFERINGS SMALL

FL New York. Sept. aO.-The opening de-
nand for stocks today was light and
the upward movement OF prices al
a few stocks rose more than a small frac-
ktion. Missouri Pacific gained u and
Union Pacific. Reading and Baltimore a.
Ohio /.
Prices fell back Immediately on real :
siaation. Reading, Union Pacific and
Consolidated Gas u lost their gains and
some of the other active stocks declin-i
ed to below Yesterdays closing. The
market subsequently rose to about the.
highest again in sympathy with varied
$semand for II number OF specialties.
The market showed its narrow profess
siona character by It's failure to main
tain any consistent tone. Prices yielded
K to below last night by noon. Iiltcrnn
&tonnl Paper preferred lost 8, Canadian.
Pacific had risen n and Chicago & AL
ton preferred 4 Il
Bonds were steady.
0nerlnfgs OF stocks decreased after
tmtddny and prices accordingly hardened.
Union Pacific rallied to. l5s and Rock
island preferred stiffened 10 Al. but The.
demand for the rest Of the list was not
Sufficient to change, prices much.
s5 Weakness in the local traction group
was ignored but the stability Of the
market rested more on the absence Of
offerings than on any sustaining demand,
Metropolitan Street Railway broke 3
points. Long Island 3 and Third Avenue
The market closed firm. Another upward
swing In the final hour benefited chiefly
minor railornd stocks, although ANAL
gamated Copper gained Is and United
States Steel. Smelling, Anaconda and
cad q
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GOES UNDER HAMMER.
Arizona Smelling Company Gets Into
Hard Lines.

j. Kearny Rice, the trustee in bank
lruptcy for the Consolidated Arizona
Smelling Co. stated in public am
,nouncelnent In the New York CONNER
;cial recently that the entire plant must.
be sold for the benefit of creditors Mr..
Kearny states that bids are invited and
that offers viii be received UP to Sept.
90 at the office of Crocker3and Wickers
No. 5 Nassau street, his attorneys
The smelling plant Of Consolidated.
Arizona Smelling Co. at Humboldt,
2Ariz., the Blue Bell mine and the COM.
.pany's holdings of $5SG,4s5 of the se-'
scurities OF the De Soto Mining Co. he
says, must be sold forthwith for the.
benefit of creditors The plant was
appraised at $I66,175. 1t will be sold.
subject to two mortgages aggregating,
with interest, about s25o,oo0, and taxes
and assessments aggregating about S10,-
900. The De Soto securities were APP
praised at $4,000: and there will also
be sold claim against the De Soto Co.
amounting to 100000. which has been
appraised at s125,00O.
THE requirement that the trustees
sell the foregoing at not less than as
per cent of the appraised value there
oflaving been withdrawn, bids are In
yited at any price. III
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ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis, Sept. 3o--Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 1T@20; tne
mediums, Is gil: fine, IL OLA.
BOSTON.
Boston, Sept. 29.-The activity in tie
local wool market continues with good
demand and firm prices. The domestic
wool consumption Is reported to DO great
err than a year ago Quotations:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 424 AZ; middle
county. $500; southern, GI@GS; Iai-
free 65Gl67.
Oregon Eastern N. staple, 67@aS;I
EASTERN, No. | clothing, 1000; valley,
No. /, .l5Qp46.
dium staple. 55@li; fine clothing. 40 q
AS fine medium Clothing, - gas; half.
blood, 5Om65. three-eignts blood, ASW
50 auarter-blood. 43@45.
PulIed-Extra, 55gp57; fine. 5oa52, a,
supers, 4aI4o.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept. 30.-closc: Money
on cnlI steady 1tH at . per cent;
ruling rate. 1; closing bid, 111a Of
.fered at IS Il.
Time loans steady and moro active:
co days. . y per cent: 90 days. 5 per
cent; six months. 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Az atls
per cent.
Sterling exchange weaker. with
actual business in bankers bills at
s4s5 for go day bills and at s4S6.30
for demand.
Commercial bills, Si.Sdt ut n. 80.
Bar silver, 51@ &c.
Mexican dollars, l5c.
Governments bonds irregular: rail-
rond bonds firm.
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MORNING CALL

! . q
If you want per cent per an
mum in quarterly installments on
your cash you can get 1t in even
hundred dollar shares up to fifty
for one person by buying the
PAID UP STOCK OF THE DEs-
ERET BUILDING SOCIETY.
No. is East South Temple St,
(Templeton Building).
If you need your money later
you can get.it In full In cash; all
withdrawals being paid in the or
der OF their application.
The directors are: Nephi L. Nor
ris, Frank " Taylor. Richard w.
Young, Heber C. lverson. Asahel
3 Fl. Noodrnff. Charles s. Mar
tin, Joseph Christensen. Q.
e. Beebe. Campbell NJ. Brown.
Hugh j. Cannon. Henry T. Nc
EVAN, Orson d. Romney. VIM.
Wood, Jr., B. S. Hinckley. VIM. f.
AtBiil, George NJ. Cannon. VIM.
McLachlan. Edward T. Ashton.
John NJ. Cannon. Charles Il, Hyde.
: i rrloJd Fl. Schuithess. John III
Z Knight. Jos. F. Smith. Jr.. Edwin
F. Parry, Thos. w. Sloan.
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. s0.-cattle = Receir Is
Il higher. Beeves, 3.756p7.65; Texans. 3.60GDa
80; Westerns J, e. rs j, 4odn6 st1cksrs and
E Go.65i calves. 8. 5@S.5o
Hogs-Receipts about 1900; market
steady. Lights. .S596.so; mixed. 400
5Io; heavy, s3a a. 10; rough 6 "a
fesd e e h9Ee Of afea saies s@ao piss
Sheep-Recepts about a5,OOO; market
So: s; western, 2.25@a.s5; year earrings 4zsep
40; lambs, !. 2oql5.to; western, 37o@.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Sept, 80 cattle-Re,
Native. steers, 4 .o0fp7. %; cows and hel II
Texas steers, 800 q .60; range cows and
LETTERS, 2.5o@S,9; Gamers. aat1Ga2. 49,
Hogs-Receipts $500; market ], to 10c.
lower. Heavy, 6.j06bG.T6; Mixed 6.50G6G.60;
lights, {: i5 ESQ: pigs, 4.2595.oo; bulk OF
IS s he aasoo; market strong
to 1oc. higher. Yearlings, 9.S0D4 20; Weth-
ers. 3.ss@3.75; ewes, 2.75 @S,N lambs,
r Y !, :, KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Sept. Notwithstanding
1900 market steady G to j, strong sto 9, Is
sf a cav fsedsrs Ssst ems stse s
S.4ou5.oo western cows, {. 4Od03.7o.
IIogs-Receipts, 10000; market 8 to 10c.
lower BULK Of sales, 6.3oRe75; heavy,
6.50@6 packers a q butch saGsz g SOC
higher. M,Iftens, 3.40GD4.o0; lamps, 4.a5Qg
555: range wethers, 3.4o@4.1O; fed ewes,
s.e0@4.15.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 3U.--The wheat market
opened easy owing to- scattered selling
about by wsak cdR FPS ana Son
but a trnler tone soon developed on fair
demand by several leading commission
R Wsrs mlted fesas nse rey
was due after Il two days decline SEEM
ed to be prevalent in the minds OF trad,
p b &c at ss5s to ysss. Later Do
cember sold up to o9M.
Buying by shorts caused an advance
of / cent in September corn but future
deliveries were barely steady owing to
renewed selling by local longs. Decem-
Der opened a shade lower 10 n shade
higher at eos to 651s and sold Off TO
65A
Oats We're Irregular, the September de-
livery being easy. the options strong;
sold OF to iSI @4s5s - : = 5. 'sSe
Renewed iiduida ton of October pork
was the feature of trade In provisions
throughout the entire list. Prices at the
fGIose.Wheat- Sept. 80; Dec. SIX @
s9 aor Nay 1esA * @ T. III 3ul Bee q s5.
~ oatsMs si aS . Dee, isa4sls; May.
1887 sF5IS nay, ls.s5 2 DEG. SCI 4 .a0
Lard,sept TO- * Oct Ct u IA =; IAN =;
s.57Js: May. $50.
Rye-cash.. IS; :Dse:.; q May, sl8sl1s
Timothy-Sept., go; Oct, $50; March,
3.Go.
Cioyer-oct.. $40.
The wheat market developed moderate
tirmness late in the session owing TO
tile strength of the northwestern mar
kets and December advanced to 90. The
close was firm with prices a to "a
higher.
Corn--A slump of . cents occurred In
September during the last half hour Of
the session on heavy realizing sales, the
price dropping from 70 to rs. The future
deliveries in the meantime were firm. The
close WAS Irregular sspts9ssr pe1ns
and the futures firm, With December UP
u at rs @6esa.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Sept. 55,-Butter Steady
Creamery, 2e4e26: daires, 1s@a2
Eggs-steady. Firsts, .
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Sept, 3o.-sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining s.4s: centrifugal, SO test.
Retined--Gluiet. Crushed, $50; powder
ed, $50; sranulated. 5.al.
EEAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York. Sept. 9-1,he market for
mai in the absence OF business, with
fancy quoted at a1sM19is; choice, 76b9:
prime, Ga ql6ls; and common to fair
5Gp5.
Prunes are only wanted in small lots.
but desirable fruit commands full prices
Quotations range from 4 TO Is Tor Cali
fornia. and from 81 to u for OREGON
fruit.
AprIcots are in moderate jobking de-
niand. with choice quoted at 81 GpSls; 5ex-
ira choice So d9; and fancy luIs ali.
Peaches are dull, with choice quoted
at ~ 0b7S extra choice. * as; ana
fancy, SA 90.
Ra!sins are said to have suffered only
slightly from recent rains, but the
weather conditions are unfayorab!e for
driving, and adyices from the coast no
hect.5a firm tone Loose muscatels are
qMoted at 4 u GsI4 . choice to fancy seed
etl. g3s n7ai: seedless, Il @6; and Lon
don layers at LEO 4l .65.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES

REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 1000 at ~.
Black Jack, 800 at 46.
Bullock, 1000 at T.
Carisa, 800 at 3Sks
Colorado, 800 atS3.45.
Crown Point, 700 at 151a
has.
Lower Mammoth. 700 at 46; 200 ar
461s.
Z May Day, 700 at 49,
Mountain Lake, 600 at 40ls.
Sioux Con-, 1900 at 80; 300 at IS;
500 at LOO, buyer so.
Tintic Silver Crown. 200 at ] o..
Uncle Sam, 1900 at 1.121s.
United Mercur, 1000 att sellerS60.
Utah Con, CI'intic) 500 at is.
Wabash, 100 at 80,
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lqueror 5dls: Black Rock, las: Lone.
Star, sd1o; G. Wonder. A asked; Oro.3
12613; Kendall Ext. J bid; SANDSTONE
Ext, q bid. Wayne, . bids Atlanta, 22@'
90; Great Bend, 32 bid; Empire 4 bid;
Red Top Ext, S@9; Florence 81 2hsgg
345; Diamondfield, b. Is. Con-. 14nl6;7
.Goldfield Daisy, S3@S4; Combination
Fraction, 1.io@1.42h; Great Bend Ext
g bid: Great Bend Annex, 6 bid; Mill
town, Z bid; r. 3. Bonanza, l@2; lAe-
wanos, SO bid; Esnneralda, asked
Portland, 6 bid: Crackerjack, 6m7: F..
Mohawk, IL asked; Red Hills, 24@s5;
Mohawk Ext. SGD; l.. Dillon, bid;
Y. Tiger, 12@13; Grandma, 5 bid; 8.
p. Ext, o.; Y. Rose. 8 asked; Gold
field Con, 5.75 bid; Diamondtield Tri-
angle 46D5
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THE COPPER MARKET.

Boston, Sept. Gothic Calumet g.
Hecla price for copper is lac, although
1t is temporarily out of market. The
United Metals Selling Co. price for
electro Is 1871, and that Is quoting price
of some of New York agencies, the ID &c
is about the price copper business Is
now being done on One OF the large
a agencies says 1t Is sold up through DC
tODer. t5iF5 4 45..7's "
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SELLS MINING CLAIMS.

Provo, Sept. 3O.--For a consideration
of SIS d, Fl. Boley has sold a one sixth
Interest in the Hills Nos. / and 2 and
the White Lake mining claims in the
Silver Lake mining district, to Mosiah
Mercer. ~
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NEW YORK CURB.

James "A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, 6 west Second South street,
furnish the following. received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Butte & London, 42@5O; Cumberland
Ely. 7sss@7s; Gireaux Consolidated, As
f@4l4; Nevada Consolidated. 151s @15A;
Nevada Utah. 3@3s1-16; Nipissing, $40
,Sss; Newhouse, s7s@5&; Tennessee Cop
per, 40h @407s;; Utah Copper, AIS @4lA;
Davis DAILY, 1909: Dominion Copper,
!15-16@1; Ely Central, 1s@1; Ely Con-,
5000. Furnace Creek, 15@17: Greene
C. & s. Com. h03-16; Mitchell, 3s@A;,
Montgomery shoshone. Is; Nevada
Smelling, 1s@1;3 Silver Queen, 1.15@1. 20;
silver Leaf, 1S@181a; King. Edward, u
3@7s; Foster Cobalt, 56@6o; Cobalt Cen
trial. 41G42; Mckinley Darragh, $50
4 90; Tintic Mining, 514@5&; Gibraltar,
34G6; Mic Mac. 2@2A; First Nat. Cop,
61s@6A Boston Cons, 13%@14A; Yn-
fkon Gold. 4 9-16@4 11-16; North Butte
Ext, 16@1S; Miami Copper. 101s@10as;
b. s. Gas, 52@2 1-16;; Penna.- wyoming,
a20m22
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at ~; 100 at IS.
5 Big Hill, 1000 at 4.
Bingham Amalgamated. 900 at 10.
Black Jack, 400 at "A.
Bullock, 800 at Y
A Colorado. 2,400 at 3,45
Crown Point 1880 at 151s.
Eagle & Blue Bell. 100 at 75.
Indian Queen, 1000 at lie.
Iron Blossom, 200 at 1,4Ila, 500 at
4. 47Ia, seller 30;4 500 at 1.50.
Keystone, so ut 20.
Lower Mammoth, 800 at AZ; 500 at
46M leo at 49,
May Day. 1000 at 81,
Mountain Lake, 800 at Al
Scottish Chief $500 at a u.
Silver Shield, 1000 at II ".
Sioux Con, 800 at 49, 100 at 81; 1000
at %; 1600 at 80. 81. III
Swansea Con-, 500 at 20.
Ttntic Silver Crown, 800 at Is; 1000
at 151s.
1000 at 1.15, SELLER 10.
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack, TOO at 46.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at rs; 500 at "a.
Colorado, 600 at 3.45.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 1.50; 500 at
s152ls
Ingot 400 at Q; 1000 at 4; 100 at AZ;
4 1900 at s.
New York, 500 at 81
Sioux Con. $500 at 50; 500 at 100
buyer go; 1000 at LOO.
Swansea, 1900 at 2Sia.
Tetro, 1000 at g.
Uncle Sam. 1000 at 1.121s.
RECAPTuLATON
Regular call 1890. .2s,Qb0 vi, S2b:s5
Open board ....s..l..2o,7oo l4,os6.oo
Forenoon totals .4L150 s35,S26.75
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p1ocHE MINING NOTES.

AT the local freight depot here the
Mendah-N Nevada company is loading
another car of ore to be shipped to
the Salt Lake market. says the Phoebe
Record Tho character of this ore.
is such that 1t Is very desirable for
smelling, so that there is no trouble TO
get market for 1t,
From the Bristol district, shipments
hay been made and ore loaded at the
Phoebe depot, tho product coming from
the Iron mine, owned by the Bristol
! Con. This ore is from lease and
the present carload, it Is said, Will
give handsome returns to the leasers.
At about the 800 level Of the Balti-
more claim of the Nevada-Des Moines
company. a body of black manganese
was encountered this week. and as a
result, the management Is free to as
sert that the product of the diamond
drill Is not far distant; the extent OF
the ore body from which these rich,
assays OF the diamond drill core, We're
obtained, Will be determined by the
progress Of the work now under way.
The next two hundred feet Will be
work of the most Importance. Local
stock is firmly held, awaiting the re-
suit of the development. Assays from
the manganese ledge run 46 ounces III
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Good Volume of Business Transacted
During Forenoon Cali

= 7 NJ ] +. II . .
A fairly good volume of business was
transacted on the mining exchange this
morning with a number of stocks re-
gcording substantial advances. while the
general list held its own at steady
prices. The leaders We're Iron Bios
\ Consolidated, which worked its way up
Ito 81; Uncle Sam Consolidated. which
went up to $I.15, and Ingot, which has
been given some attention the past few
days an the strength of favorable de-.
sNeiopments. Beck Tunnel CONSOLIDATE
ed also recorded slight gains. while
Lower Mammoth scarcely tiuctuated at
all.
Only two of the unlisted stocks reg
5istered sales these being: Silver King
Consolidated at sS,95 and East Grown
Point, at 2A cents.
The closing quotations and sales
MORNING CALL
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Tonopah Extn., s. asked; MacNnm-
ara, 55m6o; Tonopah Belmont. 1.221s@
sl25; Tonopah North Star 6@7; Ohio.
4Tonopah, asked; West End cons. -
hid: Rescue. SOS: Jim Butler. 24@25;
cash Boy, / bid Monarch Pitts. EXtil.,
s asked; Golden Grown, asked,
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GoBDFIELD,

Sandstone, 20 bid. Colorado Min, %
bid; Jumbo Ext, 36G40; Kendall 10
bid; Booth, 4SGl4T; Blue Bull, 13Gp15;a
Adams, 4df5; Silver Pick. II asked; Me-
yada Boy. bid; Black Butte Ext,
10g; Blue Bell. 5@6 Dixie. asked;
Hibernia, 3 bid; st. Ives, 25 bid; Con-
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3ULLF.RCG

Original, lag; Bullfrog Nlildng, 4
asked; Gold Bar, 3G+; Bonnie Clare, 10
asked; Mayfower Cons. SG9; Montgy.
Sho. Ext, 2 asked; Montgy. Mt. 71S;
Homestake Cons. 25@27; Tramp Cons.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick y
Company We're: Crude ore and con-
$centrate, s25,000; base bullion, $4,000
Concentrate
w. Fl. Goss departed today for Nee
dies, California, on a brief business
trip. 1,
T.. A Jeffs, who has been at his old
home in Michigan for several months
recuperating his health, has returned.
Peter Porter Is out after severe
attack of typhoid fever winch KEPT nun
indoors for several weeks.
Superintendent j. $. Beveridge Of the
Flagstaff Copper company is down
from Alta on brief business trip.
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COMSTOCK

ophir. 1.72raaI.75; Mexican, 1904;
Gould & Curry, S asked; Con Va, $50
10: Savage, "a bid; Hale & Norcross.. Is
.mSO; Yellow Jacket, 90 asked; Belcher,
% asked; Confidence. 40 bid; Sierra Ne
vada 10 bid; Exchequer. 81 bid: Union,
52sGD29; Chollar. 1911: Potosi, 1911; B..
b., 80 bid.
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MA.NHATTAN.

Mann. Cons, 6G7; Nah. Min. Co., L
bid; 6. Wedge. I bid; S. Humphrey, l
bid; Dexter. 6 asked; Broncho. bid;
Pinenut 1 bid
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 215 D. f. Walker Block
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Fairview Eagle. 35 asked; Nevada
.9s@99; Eagles Nest, 7@S: Rawhidea
Queen. 65 asked; Rawhide Coalition, As
asked: Hailstone. bid; Round Mtn.,
.aI6i1 M VI. -...--.--
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET,

James a. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers'. furnish the following quota
lions from san Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today;
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New York, Sept. 3o.-sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining, 3.4s: centrifugal, Sc test.
So; molasses sugar. S.23.
Refined--Cluiet Crushed 5.e0; powder
ed, $50; sranulated. $50.
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Most people can find fault more
than they can do any
thing else.
Over Thirty Five Years.

In 1872 there was great deal of
diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera
infantum. 1t was at this time
that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was first
brought into use. 1t proved more
successful than any other remedy
or treatment and has for thirty-6ve
years maintained that record.
From small beginning its sale
and use has extended to every part
of the United States and to many
foreign countries. Nine druggist
out of ten will recommend it when
their opinion is asked, although
they have other medicine that pay
them a greater profit. 1t can al
ways be depended upon. even in
the most severe and dangerous
cases. For sale by H. T. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-07-16
PNEUMONIA.

+, Fresh Air Is the Best Cure rs We
rs tho Best Preventive.
The most effective weapon vii
which to fight pneumonia is fresh al
real fresh air, and lots of it.
w. R. Cartwright was taken to
a Boise hospital on Tuesday for
medical examination to determine
whether an operation is necessary
to relieve him of his stomach
trouble He was accompanied by
Mrs. Cartwright, DR.. Reynolds and
Loren Dean. His many friends
here sincerely hope for his re-
covery.
James Hood has resigned his
position in Lorce & Reilly's store
to accept the position of clerk of
the La Grande stake, and will
leave this week with his family for
his Oregon home. Mr.. Hood will
be greatly missed in Emmett and
there is general regret over his
departure. As a musician he is
and as leader of choruses
he possesses rare ability. He was
a member of the orchestra and
band, and no local entertainment
was complete without his servic es.
His place will be hard to fill.