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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11
NORTH CAROLINA ! IN the Superior
Durham County I Court.
August Term.
Minnie W. Buchanan, >...;.o -.
vs.. s...,
Jesse c.. Buchanan. summons

To Jesse G.. Buchanan: You wall take
notice that action entitled as above was
begun against you in the Superior Court
of Durham county July 7Sth. 1905. by
issuing. summons. which summons was
returned by the Sheriff OF Durham county
endorsed. After due diligence the
defendent is not to, he found in durham
county. said to he in the Philippines and
therefore an Iprder was duly made hy
said Court directing that said summons
he served by publication. once week tot
four weeks 10 tie I5urham Recorder. a
newspapers published sem;-weekly in
the city OF Durham. requiring yuu TO APP
pear in the Superior court Of Durham
county to he held ou the first MONDAY
before the frs; Monday Of September
next TO wit: Aug. sIst. 1913, anil answer
or demur to the complaint Of Plaintiff ut
the rchcf PRAYED Tor will he granted.
The object of this action is to obtain a
divorce from vnu. Hereof take iue
notice and fail not.
This s5th day Ct July, 1905.
{. B. GREEN,
Clerk Superior Cur.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11

Popular Excursion 10 Norfolk Va. August 18Th
1908.
Southern Railway will operate
its popular excursion to Norfolk
on August 18th. Train consists
of first class day coaches and
Pullman cars. giving two days
and one night in Norfolk.
Round trip rate from Durham
$500. ~
For detailed information see
large flyers, or call on your depot
agent.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11
OLD FAV0RlTES.
MY HEART LEAPS UP.

n 10y heart leaps up when behold
Nn rainbow In the sky;
N So was II when my life began:
So Is IL now ! arm a man:
So be IL when I shall grow old.
Or let me die
The child Is father Of the man.
And ! could wish my days 60 lie
Bound each to each by natural piety.
William Wordsworth.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11
aeao.poLcE.

ONE kIau from all others prevents me
" And sets all my pulses astir
Ana burns on my ifhs and turfnentH me
iTla The Kiss that fain would give her.
ONE kiss for NIL others reduites me.
W Although II n never 20 be,
And nweetens my dreams and Invites me
,Tls the kIss that she dare not give me.
James Ruaseli Lowell.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11
Eastbound Southern passenger

Easthound Southern passenger
train No. 81 due here at 5-25 Mon
day afternoon, was two hours
late. This was on account Of a
wreck at Burlington. The prin-
cipal damage was to the track
above Burlington, where a freight
train tore it up considerably. No
one was hurt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11
III. q. w. i Guy,
VETERINARIAN

All domestic animals kept
and treated on farm near
town. Horses, and dogs
conditioned and vaccinated
for shipping and hunting.
Horses and pets grazed
and rested during owners
vacation.
PHONE 758.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11

| hereby announce myself
a candidate for Sheriff of
Durham county, subject to
the action of the Democratic
Primary. If nominated and
elected will serve you in the
future as l have in the past.
Respectfully,
JOHNF. HARVARD.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11

Fortune Teller-You viii be- married
within the ycar. Ills name Is Fair
Client Never mind his name. Tell me
what I'm going 70 wear.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11

u,HEY that wander a. win where the
Il works Of the Lord are revealed
rlttla gucas chat 10y can be got from
cowsiip out o. the field. -
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11
A Policy as Good as Gold

THE SOUTHERN LIVE STOCK IN
SURANCE CO.. of High Point. n. c.
with paid in capital of Fifty Thousand
Dollars (5o.oOol, is no assessment com.
pany. IF you insure your animal TO-DAY
and it dies tomorrow. YOU get the full
amount of the policy at once. All policies
adjusted when written and not when
animal dies. You will do well.to investi-
gate as to a policy on your animal at once.
Cost less than two cents per day for
sIco 90 Policy.
r. N. LEE,
Room Is, Wright Building,
P. o. Box 3S4. Durham, N. c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-11

Enormous Mags One 1900 Rare and Costly animals
@ eopards Black Tigers Pumas White Russian Bears Birds
Complete Wild Vest Every Known Wild West Sport and Pastme Battle
lief Stage Coach Robbery. SO Cow Boys and Indians -
Company of E Cavalry Troupe of 10 Female Bicycle Riders The
Japanese and Arabs Two Herds Educated Elephants
school of Wonderfully Trained Menage Horses Number
Nmbe Aobats and Talented Aerast The Pick of All Ceeb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
Beft,einnabiees
bic perbGlt iid Der Dss Sdhuimmsiis
llufunbise in Der @efabr oss
Grtriutens.

lieberlegune unb @eiitesgegenipart
M bas erfte @ebot. Ser menltlI1e
RSrper bat annGbernb oas gleide ipe.
aifiide @epitt nie bas @alier, D. !.
sr iduimmt i'm 8aiier. alio rillB
Der @enid ieine Gage oanaf etlritll'
Nm, peniaitens bic Noie iiber ote
@aiIeroberfIGde gu bringen. Waiitle
oe{dIoiIen, 4opf 10 melt Die mogltd
suriidaeIegtl 9eine ausitreden! Sat'
Be aIatt am &Orper anlegenl Sn Die
Ter Gage piro man bonn 8aiier 10 &C.
frozen, baB Der 4opf ~gelegentlif iiber
Raiier lit, alto 2uft eei6Opft peroet
fam. Sie Gage miro bur6 Baiier'
treten erIei6tert, b. /. abmehielnoes
6eben unb abItoBen Der 8eine, oas
Iestere inter Seben Der Subipisen.
slber rlibig tretenl Nidt 5appelnl
@s lit faIi9, Die arme 81 gebrau'
@en, iolnnee ntht elm @egenftanb gum
ergreifen 6a lit; in Der Suit gibt es
ridts gum Geitbalten! Die bodeebal.
tenen arme iinb idperer aIs 2uf!,
HiiIien alio ben bonn @aiier getrage.
men Sbeil bes Gorpers erifmeren;
&ofgebobene &rme britgen iomit ben
Gopf unter @aiier. 8urd 3appeln
bringt iif Der 8efdbroete mir nod
ulebr benz @rtrinfen nabe. Sdreten
sebt unter 8aiier nidt oas Stpinst
sum @aiieri6ludeul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
Gin nntes Naarnniier,

bos fait nidts foitet unb oas man
ieIbit Ieidt berItelIen fam, lit folgen.
bes: gu lie 9leiden Sbeilen nebnte
mon 9eidntttene 8renneiieltrnraeln,
eifis, 8aiier (no9 mirfiamer miro es,
tpenn man etmas 6eri6ntttene atttb'
tpuraeI 6o5u ntmmt), laiie bies einige
Belt an einem narmen Srt Ooer IN
Der Sonne ats5ieberL fode cs oanr
nod cine babe Stunoe uttb ieibe Is
In eine Slaide. Die man gut %Oerfcrtt.
Mit bieier SIiiiiigfeit miro Der aopf
ein9erieben, mas Die &opfbaut r1ge'
mein itGrft unb ben Saaruuds for
bert. @inmal tpodentIi6 reibe man
bic $out nit feinem Del (obcr nlr
iebr tpenigem), oamit ife nid)t iprooe
pirb. @efoufte Soarpaiier iino meiit
oerartiger 3uiammenItellung, Die I'M
ter t6nenoen Watnen uno 81 boben
preiien In Den Sanoel fommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND:
MENT-(Fixing the pay Of member OF
the General Assembly at seven hundreo
and nifty dollars per annum.)-TEs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
mnfierhihtes Vapier.

@oI6es mirb bereeltell, 'l1oer1
n,ar qutes SGreibpapier nit elmer
NufIoiung bon Shellad tn gorar'
tuoiIer tranft, su peIdem 8ued moi.
GdeIIad IN elmer 8orarloiung a'if'
ISft. SoI6es gapier IaBt lid 81 man
Gerlei p%errpenoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
EDW. WALL,
sOAK WOOD SALOON :
'~sesenhber Der NlibIs
hermann, :: ITO

hernldriTl, =: ITO
Dies III Der ~eIesani.Je Soloen In 6sr'
mann unb inoet man bort aud bic oelten
Setrdnte unb Si9drren.
geIonbers quite DbistDS. alstnt8e.r
Naent in Sermanu fir ben b%eriibntteH nno
edten Bourbon unb Epe Whisfp ben per
mann 9iItiuins Go. pceiS berie!bs tu'e In
I or 1titiIerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
@;ttel aeaeu Rhden

Nitts 1T @iiden 10 lrangerebTl
ols IeIfen0I. 1 Ebeil RelfeHol, .
9beiIe gau De Cologne, SO Ebetle
gIfohoI6l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gebcr
cine olrte Mirtir, Die auf bic iinoe'
hedten 3bcile oes a6rpers eingerte-
ben portrriilid eegen Die 8cldittg,i1'
oen boz, ieiten Der Jiiesen i4iist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
Bur Gf[eae Der 8ferbc.

Wanden grtGltun9sfrmfbeiten
f5nnte man BEL oen Bferoen oorbe;-
gen, tuenn itets barnlf geadtet muroe,
{olde 8feroe, Die itarf erbist lno NIT
G9peib bebedt ober bon itarfem Re-
aert burdnGbt in ben Stall 5uriidfoM-
men, aIsbalo nod abnabme oes 8e-
jGirres griinoIidJ nit Strobwti9en
abaureiben. 8enn man Die Safe ailt
Der Sout trodnen lGBt, 10 werotn
blr6 bic beim Gintrodnen Der Seud'
tigteit auf Der Saut entfebenoe
G6musidifte bic $auptpcren Der.
ihloIien. 8efonbers aber bel ittpt'
tsnben 8ferben iammelt iid bet BET
Sem unb itartbiaem 8etter aut Der
6aut audi bieI Sdmus an, Der bon
Dem S6peib fe%Itgebalten piro: Btro
Die gaiie ober Der Sdmlls gletd mad
Der anfunft i'm StalI abgerieben, 10
IaIien iib Die 8ferSe nodber a,lt ntsi
Ieifter tpieber nit Striegel urb @iir'
fte reinisen. geoor itarf erbiste secr
burfnabte Bferbe in ben Stal rom
men, ioII man Die Seniter i6lteben,
ipenieitens iniopeit, bob bic Sbters
nt&t bon 8ugIuft %setroffen tperOsr'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

81. gilbuns bon SOnmeriprsiisn
Idst iih perueiben, ipenn Sas @eitdt
einmaI taali6 NIT 8itroneuiaft abge.
riebeu tpirb. Tim ReiSunsen Der Satt
Al ~permeioen, enpfiebIt es fid, tta@
bieier gro,ebur oas @eiidt NIT To-
Holin ooer @adsialbe etipas etrvu-
fetten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
o,rasflede ans 8.ia,eus

iperben am beIten entfernt onr4 enc
Idpad,e auflotlng bon 3innials. re
fsIede perf6pinben ioglei6, absr ote
@aite mib ioeIei6 nit piel woi'er
nlSaeipiiIt peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

A few doeee OF this remedy vii IN.
vASsAbiy core an ordinary AHtsck q
6AArTbUa
" can always be dspsndsd upen,
syen In the more severe esAscks 81
cramp collie and cholera norSes.
II s equally successful FOR sumrnes
diarrhea and cholers infantum IN
children, and IL the means OF saving
the lives Of many children each yeat:
When reduced with water ans
sweetened II In pleasant 10 take
Every man Of family should kesS
this remedy in his home. Buy It nov.
PRicE, csc. LARGE Size, Uos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
For ConStab E Roark Township
John H, Miller.

Suleonb iinb bic uureeiflaseren
Guutiiuttonal amendments ruie o'e'
ietben auf ieben StimmSettel seorudt
inb:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

I'm @eiiinsgesenftdnbe su retnt.
ser, Die burd 8tau6 uno $tse. 70
iGmusis semorben iinb, baS tie ntdt
Surd Dralidure blant 81 prrssn tttto,
reibt MAJ, ouerit IN Bottdidenlangs
ab, oIsbann tau1t mar, tie cine gtt'
i&una BON sieiGen Ebeilen Salpeter.
tdrre, S6wefeII6ure unb @aiier Elm,
,pdi6t ab, ipiiIt gut, troduet uno po-
Nert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
BRADLEY MAY
GO TO NEVADA
Well Known Salt Laker, May Be-
come Manager of Pittsburg
Silver Peak Company.
DESIGNED BIG MILLING PLANT
Which Was Recently Placed in Com
mission--Ncar the Val
calda Mine.

George o. Bradley, chief engineer
of the Utah Copper company ana
who supervised the building OF ,he
Utah Copper mill at Garfield. has been
rendered the position of general nun
ager OF the Pittsburg silver Peak Min
ing company, operating at Silver Peak,
NcV', and II was learned from a close
friend of his today that the induce
ments are so tempting that he may
possibly conclude to accept. If he has
not already doue so.
MI Bradley left Silver Peak last
Monday and for that reason ould not
be seen. Although At the head of the
engineering department of the Utah
Copper company. Mr. Bradley has also
served the silver Peak in a consulting
capacity for more than a year 1t was
he VINO designed the immense mill
recently placed in commission on the
property of the Silver Peak company
ana which has been pronounced as q
decided mechanical as well as mettal-
lurgical success.
The Silver Peak mine is regarded
by many as beng the largest produce
ing gold mine in Nevada. The COM
pany IS controlled by syndicate If
Philadelphians and was promoted
largely through the efforts of NJ +.
Eninger, at one time u we'll known
mining man If this city. An engineer
OF considerable prominence in the
mining world not long ago reported
that the mine contained at least S.
100000 worth of ore actually blocked
and ready for extraction.
After spending considerable money
m development and demonstrating
thoroughly the value of its mines. the
silver Peak company built Il railroad
70 connect with the Tonopah & Cid
Held lines near Caldale and almost i'm
mediately thereafter began the con
siruction of the mill. Considerable
Silver Peak st lcl is held in Sail 7 ak
Near II Is the Valcalda mine owned
and operated by w. p. and NJ. ].
o Meara. formerly residents of this
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
MARKET STILL,
DULL, IRREGULAR

New York Jan. s2,--The opened stock
was dun and irregular with small losses
predominatlng The American smelting
stocks were up point ana Sehaoian
Pacific a large fraction,
a rally OF point IN Reading caused
the list to turn upward temporarily, but
the market subsequently went to lower
level than at the beginning, when tho
selling OF ST. Paul became urgent st.
Paul fell "a General Electric fell rs
Baltimore & Ohio and Great Northern
Ore certificates y. and Union Pacific
Northern Pacific Reading, Amalgamatcd
Copper and Tennessee Copper Another
temporary check followed by renewed de-
eiines. CRANKY Mining and Americas
Sugar fell l.
Prices made substantial rally and
made "a full recovery. Northern Pacific
rose II fraction over last night. Della
ware q Hudson fell 334, Illinois Central
IA and Pennsylvania l. Railway Steel
Spring preferred gained three and AM
erican Smelling Securities preferred ~.
The market became dull at noon Bonds
were steady.
The market presented no particular fea-
ture during the noon hour aside from
the uncertain movements OF Reading.
Prices were hardening when the hour ex
PRED. Interborough Metropolitan pre-
ferred declined a point
The market closed heavy and dull. Price
fluctuations were somewhat hesttating.
American Smelling advanced iss and AM
algamated Copper l. Pullman fell g. Fed
eral Mining preferred ga. Southern Pa
cifc preferred l. There was a general
yielding of prices again later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
PAYETTE BANKS NOT
AFFECTED BY BOISE FAILURE
ESPECIAL to the 0lNews."l


Payette, Ida. Jan. 22.-The failure of
the Capital State bank at Boise has
not affected the banks here, as they
had no accounts with the bank at the
time 1t closed. When asked about the
trouble Cashier NJ. A. Albert of the
First National said: I'VE had been
carrying reciprocatory account with
the closed bank but since the first of the
year that account has been closed. The
pank closing is deplored. 1t is simply
another case of lack of confidence in
banks, and the heavy drain caused by
the demands of the banks panicky pat
rons is the cause of the whole thing"
The banks opened this morning under
normal conditions Yesterdays business
was little rushing, but no run being
made on any bank. II Is the firm belief
that the Capital State bank viii make
good every dollar. No irregularities thus
far have been discovered. Certain 9TH
err establishments which this bank was
carrying will suffer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
NEW MINING CONCERNS.
One VIII Operate in Cache, tie Other
In Wasatch County.

The Sunnyside Mining & Milling
company filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state this morn
ing. The company is formed to oper-
ate the sunnyslde. Llewlyn and Black
Hawk mining claims in Cache county,
the principal place of business of the
company being at Paradise. The capt.
tai stock Is 5000, in shares of 10 cents
each The officers of the concern are:
K. w. Jones, president; A. A. Law, vice
president; ID. NJ. Bickmore. secretary
and treasurer.
The HeSer Lion Mining company's
articles of Incorporation as fled in
Wasatch county on Jan. 20. 1908. were
hled with the secretary of state this
morning. The company Is capitalJzed
Tor 100000 in shares of 10 cents each.
The officers are: Abraham Hatch, presI
dent Joseph II. Murdoch, vice presi-
dent; William 5. Willes. secretary. j.
c. Jensen, treasurer. The company viii
operate the Lion lode claims In the
snake Creek district in Wasatch coun-
ttf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
BOSTON coPpER CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger BROTHERS, go south Main street.
Adventure, 202l7 Arcadian. 5M
So Allouez. sOA Q31 Atlantic, - y
ala: Arizona, IN Gp1S; Bingham
Con. So GI6: Boston Con-, l4A q
1414; Balaklala. 81 @3ss; Butte
Coalition. 1s% @19; Calumet & ART
IONA HE ale. Calumet & Hecla.
650MS00: Centennial 2611 p27 y (:
Con. Mercur SSD39; Copper Range,
62h G063: DAILY West. So Q191a; Elm
River. IL az; FRANKLIN. S% a 81;
CRANKY. 80 bid; Greene Canarea. 81
a S216; Helvetia, 3& q A.
Isle Royale, 22l4 @23; La Sale
t5h Gi151a Massachusetts,, T1I u !;
Mexican Con, 717h; Michigan, lao
2: Mohawk, 55@56; Nevada Con, 1890
liz; North Butte, 50ss@51; Old Colony,
40 bid Old Dominion, 35435l.; Osceola,
SO bid; Parret 1SR13l5 Quincy, 30 bid;
Rhode Island. 4@i shannon, 12A0
12ls; Santa Fe, 921s; Tamarack, 65
97O Trinity, 16@1sss; United Copper.
7d7h; U. s. Smelling, S4Q341si U. s..
Smelling. pfd.. 393sa4O; Utah Con-. 80
M36A Victoria 5m5lS Winona 3 : ~
52% Wyandote, 75d1.00; Wolverine
1 2OGDI 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
SHAREHOLDERS ARE
TO MEET TONIGHT
Affairs of the Honerine Company
To be Discussed at Com
mercial Club.
FEW HAVE PAID ASSESSMENT.
Corporation Heavily Involved in Debt
The Outlook Is Indeed
Gloomy.


meeting OF shareholders OF the
Bonerlnc Mining company is scued :
uled 10 he held In .he C,onmerciol club
-, -
pui'u'ils 'iliS evening anu "NeoIuihs 70
an indications the session VIII be
very animated one Several months ago
the dtreetors called unon sharebo,acrs
s ..a,..,t -
~ "'i assess'le''' equ"' W 10 cents .
snare, which raised a storm OF protest
that has never quite subsidized. This
action ON fbo mart of tho directors o.
-, o. ~ VIZ ~ ~ 80
CURED JUST peiore the late nnanc'a'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-The wheat market to-
day opened weak because of lower prices
az Liverpool Commission houses were
Mas to Is lower at 10l& to l.O2 and
old at 1.09h.
Corn was weak chiefly because of the
break In wheat. May corn openedisGrA to
hGIs lower at 60h to CO.'S and for a time
held within that range.
The oats market was easy along with
wheat and corn. May oats opened y low
er at 5ils and sold at 5fH.
The provisions market was active and
prices were weak. The depressing in
receipts Of 1--we hogs than had been ex-
pected. May pork opened 7R to l1lsc
lower Mt 1900 to 1910 and sold at l2.9ll3.
Lard was 5g7lsc lower at az 1874 to 7.so
Close Wheat-May 1.o2h@ss; July eSss;
corn%Slay Gi%q.s; July COATS; Sept sou
oI1ats- May (oldJ2 o,, 54ls; May 52h; July
Pork-January 1850; Feb ESQ; May
1850 dl3. 90.
Lard-January 1874; May 18TH.
Ribs-January 6.62i4; May 40,
Rye-Cash S5aSs1s
Barley--Cash 7Sq93.
Timothy-Mnrch IT %.
Clover-March 1T.25.
The wheat market was unsettled in the
last half of the session. May selling off
to i.ol%. The greater part OF the loss
was regained before the close, which was
steady with May 9sd1s lower Mt l.021s
Corn-Prices became strong in the lat
ter part of the day on reports OF poor
conditions due 10 warm weather. The
high point for May WAS Sly. The close
was strong with NAV X higher at GI3sgh.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Jan 2.-sugar-Raw steady;
fair refining 800; centrifngal % test $50;
40
;, coffee-steady; No, Rio 9 s-i0c; No.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Jan. 22,-Butter steady;
creameries 20q23c. dairies i9m27c.
Eggs Weuk at mark, cases included,
lsq20c.
EVAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York. Jan. 2i.--The market for
evaporated apples Is steady In tone, but
buyers show little deposition TO meet any
advance in the views Of holders. Fancy
l0lsHllo; choice 9I9ilc prime SGS9sc;
1905 fruit 7s4dl0Mc.
A fair price IN reported for prunas of
the intermediate Sizes and the tone OF the
market IL steady, with quotations ranging
from Dc 10 lsc for California and for Ore
son sos 10 sos rom 70 TO 7s,c.
Apncots are unchanged Choice are
quoted az 2iq3o; extra choice 23a25c
fancy. Aq2Gc
Peaches are steady with choice al MA
l2hc, extra choice l2GNl3h' fancy i8q
i3i4c ana extra fancy linlakc
Raislns are said TO be steudler on the
const' but the spot market shows no Inn
prOVement. Loose mnscatcls are quoted
az gaMIisc; seeded raisins GAdsc; and
London layers ut l'65Gl.1s,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Jan. 2.--Close-Wheat March
rs, 3sd, May ia 7hd. July nominal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
RAILROAD AND SHELTER.
Interesting News About Plans of Ne
VIDA Douglas Copper.

'"s" 'TN"NAs'H NNIIttEs
a broad gage railroad from Yerlngton
10 Wabuska. a smelter with capacity
of 500 tons per dag and employment Tor
hundreds OF laburors and miners i'm
Lyon county for 1905 says the Reno
Journal. are the plans OF A. j.
Orem. who with his associates control
the famous Nevada Douglas and Lud-
Wig copper properties near Yerington
Orem is n member OF the firm OF Orem
Y Company, mine owners and operators
of Boston and Salt Lake City. He re.
Gently secured control of The Nevada
Douglas and Ludwig aud Is now on his
way TO Herington 10 direct The begin
ming of work which promises TO make
that great copper camp second to none
In the world.
Neither the price or copper nor the
recent depression has affected our plans
la the lcust,' said Orem last night
"Our work has gone ahead without "A
stop. We are now going into Yerington
To prepare for big years work. The
trtt thing that VIII be done win be the
building OF a railroad from our propcr-
ties 40 Nerington TO the main line OF tho
southern Pacific at WabuEka We have
been sQmullug our ores and experiment.
INK with different processes for the
ireatmpnt ut ores !pH some time and /
believe We viii soon he able 10 begin
work on the first installment OF orr
smeiter II Will be on the smith valley
side OF the mountains, an Ideal location
FOR the plant and IN a place where tho
farming interests VIII not suffer. no
begin with the plant win have ca
pnclty of treating 800 tons pf ore per
day.
IN addition 10 this. work win be
pushed on our properties. II Is our ia
tonllon TO have these Improvements
well under way IL not completed ana
In operation before the end OF the pres
ent year.
The report OF MIR jennings on the
Nevada Douglas and the Ludwig prom
critics shows that we have not less Than
lpVVO'VOO IONS OF copper ore carrying
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REGULAR A. NJ SALES.

Grand Central 500 at ESQ.
Lower Mammoth 100 az 40: ZOO AT
AS 1900 al 44la; 500 NJ A.
Unle sam Con- 1000 al 60. S. so:
1000 al 90, 100 at Of.
Beck Tunnel 100 at GO, S, GO. 300
at Gli 500 at 60,
Black jack 1000 at 81, S. so. 300 AZ
81, 1890 al 2G 500 at 49, d so
Colorado, 800 AT 2.30. S. co: 100 at
2.a2 y 100 nj 2 80, s. TO-
Grown Point 100 al 10, . 1000 All Ilta
Iron Blossom, 400 at 1885, 1000 1t
Mountain Lake, 1000 at 80. =. co. 100
at 81; 500 at 3lla; 1000 M 81
New YDrf 500 at l0 100 nd IL, ms
at l7la 5000 at ICY
South Columbus Con. 1900 al 20.
100 az 80.
Sioux CON, 1000 at lG $500 al ia l,.
500 m No. 3. so.
Seven 1roughs. 100 at 3GE. 100 at
49, 1000 nt 80, y 60: 5000 al 85ls.
Victor Con. 1000 al O7ls 1900 AT
Wabash, 100 at as; 200 at ~; 800 at
Yankce CON- 500 at SO, y. 60. 500
az aff - 90 goo AT 81.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel l.4OO al 90,